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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
TO THE PUBLIC.
Iron and Hardware Store.

TIME SUBSCRIBER would announce to tho
public that he has just received the
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va, alarge
and general assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in part Of Mill, Cross.cut Hand aud
lemon Saws; Broad, Hand, and chopping Axes
Hatchets, Hammers, AIDES, Augurs, Braces and
Bits, Gouges, Chissls, Planes, Rules, Squares,
Guaqes, Spirit and Plumb Levels; great rari-
ety Of Door and Window Fastenings; Till and
Chest Locks; Brass, cast and wrought Butt anu
Strap Hinges. Ahne assortment OF IT,.
Table Cutlery; III
Scissors, Shears, Razors, &C.; Hand and Bench
Vices, Smiths Vices, Anyis, Dello@s, Stock and
Dies; Screw plate; Files, Rasps, English, Ger.
man and American Steel; Guns, Gun-locks and
barrels; wall, paint, clothan hair Brushes;
Brass and Bell-mctal Kettles, together with-a va
rio.y Of other articles which he will sell WHOLE.
SALE OR RETAlL,a at prices which cannot fail
to please.
As ho does business on tho I" Ready Pay' sys-
TEN, he adds no extra pcr cent. for bad debts.
Iron ; + s: y e. e.: g.:
pri,inv all the various sizes Of Iron and Nails,
+ his own manufac;ur and Of the best quality.
F. H. oLlPHANT.
Morcnutow n, Dec. l6, ls52.-l75::t.
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AT a Circui, Court held in and for Monon-
gala county, on the 10th day OF Sepiem-
Der, 1885,
Stausberry S. bowman, Plaintiff
Us.
Levi Low, Administrator ofWm. W. Hop
kins, dsc'd claI, Defendants,
IN CNANCERY.
This cause came on this day to be heard
upon the bill, answer OF the guardian al Il.
tea, Decree nisi and exhibits and was argued
by counsel. On consideration whereof tho
Court doth order, udjudge and decree, that a
master Of this Court do settle the accounts
Of the defendant, Levi Low, administrator
of the said William ". Hopkins, deceased,
in due course Of administration; that he
ascertain and report the different debts Of
the estate, with their order and priority, and
tina, to this end he publish in some paper
printed in Morgan,own, q netice 10 the Gre
diiuls 10 come in and prove their debts, ioI
thirty days previous 10 the time OF taking
the accounts, stating in such notice the time
and place Of taking said account; and thai
he report his proceedings herein in order to
further decree in the cause.
And i, is further adjudged, ordered and
decIeed tina, he ascertain and report the va.
lue of the land in the bill mentioned OF ls
acres conveyed BY VIM. R. Hopkins to The
said VIM. W., deceased, by deed dated - =.
dayoe -, 1851, subject to the widows
dover therein; and whether the said dece,
dent died seized Of any other lands or had
any other equitable interest in other lands
and report the annual value Of each portion
thereof. A copy, Teste:
Pursuant to the provisions Of the above
Decree, shall! on Wednesday the 23d day
Of August next, ut the Clerks Office OF the
Clrcui, Cou., Of Mononsalia county, proceed
10 settle the accounts ui Levi Low. udm'r 0!
said VIM. w. Hopkins, deed, ascertain ,ht
different debts Of said Hopkins es'atc-the
value Of the is acres OF lund III said decree
mentioned, aud whaiher said Hopkins died
siezed Of any other lands or had any equita
hIe interest in other lands at which time
and place all persons interested are hereby
notified TO attend. GEO. S. RAY,
JULY IS, Master Commissioner
1
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
Hats, Gaps, &c!
a new and large assortment,
JUST RECEIVED,

Il new anu urge assuItLHeH',
JUST RECEIVED,
and for Sale, cheap for Cash, or the usual
credit to punc,ual customers,
at the "COmmercial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect
fully TO inform their old friends and custo.
mers that they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Squaret TO Hagan's
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with a large stock of
HATS, Of every variety, style and
Price,
10 accommodate all who are hatless, or fear
Of becoming SO, with any kind, style or
priced HAT they may desire.
Uy HATS Of any description made 10
order OF the shortest notice.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope, by
strict attention to our business to receive
a continuance OF the same.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgan,own, Feb. Is, 1854. II
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suuoap Reaolng,
TaE BRIGHTEST LAND.


LOT, have heard Of other lands,
Across the swelling main, 4..
Where winter frost ne'er blight the trees
Nor desola,e the plain:
And where the clouatess summer sky
Is Of deeper blue,
And ali the flowers which pant Inc pam
/ OF brighter, richer hus:'
Aud where, Ger sands besprens with go'd'
< The rivers roll their tides,
And deep within the mountains Breast
The sparkling diamond hides.
Ana Of. I've though. how beautiful
Those sunny lands must be;
How plee SAINT wandering mid their groves
M And valleys, wide aud ffes'
But ah, though bright and beauteous are
Those lands across the waves,
The plague Of sin has reached them too'
And studded them with graves.
Ye, we may find brighter land
Where sorrows never come;
Al land Of love-a cloulless land,
Where sin or death IS unknown.
a city stands amid its plains
Al city bull. by God,
1i,h walls Of jasper, gates Of peatl'
: And streets Of purest gold.
d through these ever shining stree"
crystal river flows,
either side the tree Of lie
ID taleless beauty grows.
a flowers are there which fade and die
~ No Joys which pass away;
,E,srnal summer decks its plains
I,sapleasures ns'es decay.
Ind there the glorious throne is placed,
And Jesus, too, is there,
Even lie who died that we might i've
And IN his glory share.
look to Him-to Jesus-now,
While ye. he waiting stands;
Dehis, and happiness is Ihine'
And thine that better land.'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
NenstrartiOn, &c., with oil their accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted no matter how severe
or Of how long standing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies in
being moro certain, less expensive, and leaving
tho system in better condition. Lot all inter-
cs,ed call and obtain pamphlet (rREE) contain
ing ample proof, from tho most respectable sour
cos, Of tho beneficial results Of its use; togetiI.
or with letters from highly experienced physi
clans, who have used it in their practice, and
sneak from their own observations.
REFERENCES:
Pr. PEcRnAM, N. D. Utica, MY.
l.. D. ELEMiNc, NJ. D. Canundaigua, MY.
Nj. II. HILLS, NJ D Rochester, n. y.
D. FoorE, NJ D Syracuse, Y.
Professor DUNBAR, N Baltimore, Md.
J. C. ORRIcK, NJ d
W. ". NEFsE, NJ D City of New York.
w. pREscOrr, NJ D Concord, n II.
]. p. NEwLAHU, NJ y, Utica, N y.
Rev. c. S.BEAnu, Glenn Springs, S c.
Pamphlets can be had gratis Mt tho Store of
l.. W. TOWER s Co., Agents,
Druggists and booksellers, M0rgautown, Va
And sold by LOGAN S CARR, Faimont,
Or. WIN. EYSTER, do
l.&.W.D. KERN, MiLdleharne,
DR.. r. c. HAWKINS, WnyneS.
burg, PGnna, and by most OF tho
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
" See the following letter:
HUNTSVILLE, Yalkn county,S ca
November IS, 1862 5
Or John b. Marchsi:
Sir: deem i, my duty to express to YOU
my sincere thanks for your discovery of the cell
o6ratcd Female Medicine, (Catholicon.) Ny
wife has been more or less troubled with food
ing for eight or nine years, and found nothing to
give her relief, anti, by accident, got bottle
Of your medicine, and found it just tho thing
wanted, 1t acted like charm, and has given her
entire relief OF n permanent character.
With much ,cspectfyour ob't sory'l,
(Signed) WiLL!Am J. BoLIN.
j. B. ANARCHIST & Co. Propreiors,
Central Depot, 3O4 broadway, N. X.
February II, 1854. II
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General Advertiser.
SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate and
Iron Works,
In NIonongalia County, Virginia,

PURSUANT TO q decree Of the Circuit
Cowt Of Monongalia county, rendered on
the 18th July, 1854, in cause wherein
Samuel McKelvy is tho plaintiff and Anna
C, Kuy and others are defendants, the I'M.
dersigned, Commissioners appointed for the
purpose, will sell At Motganlown, III said
county,
On Friday the 9th day Of September,
1854, oil that splendid property III Monon'
gala county, Virginia, lying along and near
Cheat River, generally known as f" the Mon
ongalia Iron Works" containing about
Twelve Thousand Acres wherein are erect.
ed several Furnaces, now worked BY the said
McKelvy-a Grist Mill, Saw Mill, &c, dri
ven by fine water power. On this land
there is all abundance Of Iron Ore, stone
coal, limestone, and timber. There is also
a valuable Ferry crossing Cheat River: be
longing to The property.
This estate is well situated for manufac
turing purposes; no, only Of Iron, but o
wool and cotton, being situated in the hear
Of good farming and Woodworking coun
try, about So miles south Of Pittsb9rg, EN-
bfacing the finest water power in West Viz
GINA, and having communication with Fits
burg BY water. =,
The sale will be on the following credit
10 wit one-fi(th Of the purchase money pay
able in six months from the day OF sale, ant
the residue in one, two and three years iron
| ,Lo 10, NJ Gallo With interest Oil the whole
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
A GRAZING Farm for Sale.

| wish to sell my Farm Of $50 Acres,
situate on the Evansville pike, II miles
from Morgantown. OF this tract l5O o.
cres are improved. and about 200 acres
are under fence. 1t is mostly sOwn IN
grass. On the premises are two dwelling
houses a log barn and several ous;O'llIa,,
ings; also two young apple orchards anu
other fruit trees. The whole is well wa
tered, and the farming land in a good STATE
Of cultivation.
Ny price is eight dollnrs per acre
The title is good, and possession will be
given on the LIST of April next
For view Of the premises, aud othe
particulars, call on the subscriber, I LIVING
thereon. r. VIM. MlLLbh'
August q, 1858. cliff
.~~n&NNNsNNNN-
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IMPORTANT mol NANNY.

4 LII PERSONS indebted to tho late firm oil
N Raymond & pickenpaugl, and also TO the
Estate Of Nicholas pickcnpaugh, deed. are here
by notified that tho Books, Accounts and Notes
due said Firm and Estate arc now in my posses.
sion (as Executor Of n. pckonpaugh, dee'd) ior
collection aud settlement, and all persons lndebt'
I'd to sld Firm or Estate are earnestly requests
cd to call and pay and settle their respective
debts, us tho business is bound 10 be closed up
as soon as practicable. .
Il. BERKSHIRE,
June, 1854, Err g NJ Picirn -r0sh.
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Second Arrival this Season
NEW GOODS.

We have just received and opened up our usu'
al supply Of Summer Goods, which have been
bought in the Eastern cities with particular rel.
erencc to the wants Of this community. They
arc now ready for inspection by those who wish
to merely look at cheap goods, or to those who
wish to purchase.
We do not think it necessary to enumerate all
the different goods comprising our stock. Suffice
it to say we can shew you our usual variety, and
VIC only want a trial to convince you that
OUR PRICES ARE LOW.
I, is not our intention to sell for cash entirely,
vet we will sell as low as though we dld-eon.
sidering prompt paying customers as good %
cash. Call on US at the well known stand, where
you will always find US ready and willing to &C:
commodatc SO far as We can. II we can't sell
you goods, We won', charge anything for the
Sh0D.
Juno II, 1854. CARR, HANwAY SEQ.
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Table Cutlery /;
MiORGANTOWN FLOUR MILL.

A ...H.. - iNa
ALL persons who have been accustomed
10 get their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all Others who are fond Of good -four,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term oil years,
a, cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
With The advantage Of sundry improve.
men,s made in the Mill, together with strict
attention to business, and 'oll.dish Just
riskt and RICH, side up, he expects TO com
nete successfully with his brother Alillers,
and TO awe general satisfaction,
He wishes it particularly understood BY
Farmers and others, that all who bring good
whra, may rely upon having good flour,
u- The highest market price will be CIV
ell for Wheat, JAMES >: Ihaia'
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How to Save your Money!
AND GROW RICH.
The simplest and easies, plan in The world to
save your money is TO call and
BUY YOUR GOODS AT TIE
R ED POST!

A now supply has just been received from the
East and purchased at unusual low prices.
Cloths, cassimeres, vestings,
Cottons, ladies dress goods,
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries.
Glassware, &C., &c.,
Parasols. purchased at auction and for salo Al
manufacturers prices,
Dress trimmings Of ncwcs. s.ylc for less than
Wholesale prices,
Every thing will be sold of a, tho lowest rates
Call soon before tho bargains are all picked over
Tho best 25 Ct. BONNETs ever sold In
town.
Don't forget. the RED POST.
Don't pay too much for your Goods, but call
and get them cheap as drtot
D.N. CHADWICK.
Junel7, 1854.
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DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
SIrsEEEIyf, FEMALES,
SILEEERING NENlAl.

II stands pre-
en!hen! for its
errtiite powers
mall dlseas
90 @rwa'shil Is
fecomHseHdcd,
us43ay called
&c 81 Il G
Complaints.
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ARRIVAL OF TEE CANADA.
-Four DAYS Later from Europe.

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT QUEENS
EXTRAORDINARILY TONS FOR VAR RE.
COMMENDED - DECLINE IN BREAD
STUFFS-STaTE OF COTTON MdRKET.
&c, &c s
HALrrAx, Feb. l6.-The steamer Canada arrived
this evening, bringing Liverpool dates Of Feb 4th
The Andes, tor Boston, had put back. The City Of
Manchester sailed on the LIST, and the Sarah Sands
on the 3lst The Baltic arrived out on the 3D.
The news Ia very warlike. The Russian Ambas.
sador was shout leaving London.
GENERAL NEWS.
Parliament met on the 3lst and the Queen speech
was delivered. She mentions the Turkish difficult
ties In moderate terms, and coneratulates the coun
try upon the alliance with France. She also re-
commends increase in the army as war threat
ems from hour to hour.
reply had been given in writing to the Cars
inquiry respecting the feets, and the departure OF
the Russian Ministers from London and Paris was
hourly expected.
Its reported thatthe French and English Minis
ershave been recalled from St Petersburg.
France will send co. 600 and England 10000 men
to Turkey, England paying half the total expenses
The funds are quiet and not much depressed
Everything now depends on the position that
Russia will take.
Its reported that Austria and Prussia win CO.
operate with France and England; but this 10
doubted.
liverpool Feb. 4.-Cotton opened heavy but i'm
proved at the close. Prices were unchanged -
sales OF tne week SOU paee, OF which epecula-
tors took $3.50 and exporters 1850 bales Brown
Shipley quote fair Orleans led; middling 3d.
fair Uplands Lid; middling 3-4d. Stock $40, 900
bales, including 30e, 600 American. (,
Breadstuffs had been heavy since the last steam
or, but closed with an improving tendency, yet on
the week there is decline of per barrel in Flour
and I'd in Wheat. Corn firm. Richardson quotes
white Wheat at lbs. 6dal3s. Canal Flour 43sa42s
Cd, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio 43sa43s Cd.
White Corn 50a5ls; yellow 49a50s.
Provisions were unchanged. Old Pork dull Ba-
con active and firm. Shoulders better. Hams
wanted. Lard scarce. Speculative sales at SIS,
but the true quotations, to arrive, Sos. Talow
unchanged Sales at CAS-.
Trade at Manchester unchanged.
London Market.-All articles are dull Red wheat
7sa62s; white e4a90s. Flour 3ga44s Coffee heavy
Rice declined Is. Tea dull but steady. Sugar I'M
changed. Iron unchanged z
London Money Market--The funds are compara.
lively firm. Consols closed at 81 1-4a9l 3-s. u
s. Stocks active, and prices tending upwards, u S.
6's, '65, SO 1-2a99 10 do '67 49, lOe l-2aIO9 IL
Maryland IS, 93a95; Erie Convertbles 81 12as8 1-2
Harre. Feb. lst-Sales of Cotton tor the week
4,7J0 bales.
Haure, Feb. 3d.-Sales to-day of 400 bales at de-
cline of francs. Genesee Flour 47fr
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rorscaipr.

Since the above was prepared, we have seen
letter from Dr.. CaAaHxAp. one of Mr.. TursrALI.s
physicians 10 Mr.. Gfrrosp, in which he says mat
s,housh - low and utterly Frustrated as one ever
set. even from typhoid fever, Mr.. TuSsrALIsh
not hopeless case, and his physicians do not In
tend to give him up This letter lie dated 7Asrs.
day at noon, ard being written from the country
residence near Danville. where Mr.. TuNsrALL IL
sick IL no doubt a. late as any information the Re-
pubI;can above quoted can have. *
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LATEsTblAIL NEWS.


wsrscsiSoaA % lstter from Danville III nlsht.
but Asys Ne following painful intsllisencs IN he
Dansille Kspshlican q yssserday morning, which
weasfo pres Thursdsy evening
Ma rssfAfl-- q with regret We learn from
physiciana IL eftendapce upon Mr.. Tunssah tnst
his condion Z f1trsmsg critical and that there ~
been noshins IN thsla& few daysto give AZ 1'aonds
any hope
P..s. since the above was intype. be wss re.
ported - in dvisg oe14fioa.
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We observe statement in Northern paper, tha,
Prince Gortschakoff had been dismissed from the
Russian service, and ordered to return to his es
tates land that Gen schilder had been appointed e
succeed him. This needs confirmation. s
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NAIL FAILURES.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 14.-The new postal ar
rangements work miserably, and the Eastern mail
Is failing daily at New Orleans.
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CONVENTION OF TORAccoN1,

Albany, Feb 16th.-The Tobsecoaist Convex
ton met here today. Joseph Brady. Of Portland.
presiding The Convention l. largely attended,
me oo!oc. = 20 g: up an expression against the
increasing importation Of foreign serars - - d.
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- DUEL PnxvEsrED. Finley Johnson and lad
named J. II Harris, Of Baltimore, were about to
settlea difficulty with pistole last Thursday; but
the officers arrested johnson, en- route to Bladens
burg. He was released by the court, Mr.. John
Ksttewell entering security in the sum Of 81 900
that he will not harm the lad Harris for six months.
The clipper ship Phantom, OF Boston, from CAL
lao, is ashore near Sandy Hook S.
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THE pANpEI.LY CASE,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE jury In the Pandei
case have returned ayerdct in favor of the Plain
tif, but have awarded no damages
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FIRST TRAIN THROUGH THE pENNsYL VA.
MA TUNNEL.

PFrrsBuxo. Feb 1A--ThA pass8neer trxin oyer
the new portion Of The Pennsylvania Railroad.
plains arrived here to-day g oiciock P. M Is Is
hours from philadelphia. - ~ : - S S
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE. - :
1oFFIcE WITH G. ). SUMNER, No. 20 PEARL -.


Il OFFICE WITH G. ). SIMMER, No. 70 PEARL 81. y
TRUSTEE'S !. SALE.-HOUSEHOID
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
T1ON.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed By
DR. Thomas johnson to the undersigned, 40 Trustee
for purposes therein specified, be te oth
day Of July, 1855 andrecordsd in the Clerks Once
Of the Hustinfs Court OF the oity, of Richmond I
shall. on THURSDAY. the Esd inst, proceed to
sell at public auction for cash, at the residence Of
ssid johnson, north sde of Broad street, between
Esd and Gath streets all his Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE combating OF the usual variety, or 20
much a. may be nece.ssry to comply with the requi
- JAMES B. DuPUY. Tmst.s.
Sale conducted BY ~ M 81
fss sass, y THOs. w. KEEsEE, Auct. 1
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS
~ SHOES, AND STORE FIXTURES AT AUG.
TON The undersisnsd having discontinued business
win sell ct public suction ct their STORE on the Canal
iust above the 3ssss Dock. their entire stosE Of
Dry Goods Boots Shoes. and Store Fixtures ON
FRIDAY morning nezt the 24th Inst commencing
At 10 oselock-zaf ~ sfassss = = s7ts z$
TEnMs-For ell sums under go cash; go, and
ever that amount, months credit for approved ne.
- ase6S ~ * 1T j. w. ARCHER Z co.
Sale to be conducted BY THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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on DoLLARs REWARD-RunaWa,

FOA DOLLARS REWARD.
~ from the subscriber on or abont Sunday The
17th inst, his man ALLEN" Said Allen isabout 20
years old, yellow complicated, about five feet ten
joint of his right fore-fnger has been lost
He was brought from Richmond, Va, and IL 10 pror
bebie he may endeayor to get back to that place. n.
me, or his Judgment in anyjail 20 can get him.
4 g1 s.sa b. 81. GURGANUS. 81
: Conwayboro. g.. Feb. "A, 1884, fe l7-St s
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By GODDIN APPERsoN. 3,
INVALUABLE STEAM ENGINE FOR

INVALUABLE STEAM ENGINE FOR
sALE.-Will be sold ON the 2lst day Of Febrn.
y !s s :. the ,s lot SRPSnsr re Del
s W: s. bsson 2ona
planter in the West Indies vas captured during tie
war Of one cfthe Americsn brought
posf ana s Sc
the length Of time this Engine has been service,
from the very upsfor chsIacter Of the material and
pair il can Be- made valuable either todfvs NV d
rrst mill. Indeed it can readily be adapted to any
use to which such poweI e admismble Terms a.
eenm'Sodatins. GaDDin = AfrHhs IT..
sDY virtue o. decree OF { the Circuit
the sist dsy az Jsnuaiy y, In The esse Of Ntsine
ham 70. G6ithf hairs - I'll yeaeng IN me the ttle
70 the prcgssty hsrsin nsntiOasd shsl Prcsssd e
the z7th day Of February, 1854, 81 o'clock. 2: n
: tract Of IA ND iuttl coanty Of chsstsy6SA }yina
about one nile o9 MssShsssst as.r sc L.sssss
sturnpike confainnE about f9nr scres The Lsnd ~
son & hosss and AtcheA fnit trees ea9 etheF im.
pross@nt.. .sd ysll fenced n. f0s's'd0n given
TEsssA fSd e.,h, bslspes Il zsnd moatls
for eotiable aoksA ssassseteFly sndcrseaS -
Sale .o.d.ctsa s. aoDDis G 1ssEsscssAaesg-
e II - ss44sea ssksE A1sss 80
xTAUUABIE L(yE ON GANA4x md
M L nW HI }. s 81 = HI xIs:.ssss
ks sia Esl soS GO pssss 3 tss q
S.ss 60; ga Il 81 ~ sssS 800 IA
re MI! !: .:sss.s s y
- q, 3ss ;.''ss 5 as;a5sIssfa xzztasox: Az.
h1T16E6 EllANo AZ .A6cI7QN.
UJ-H TSpxy, ~ KsbE1ep, we VA al lk
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DREADFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

ST.. LouIs, Feb. l6.-The Alton packet Kate Kear.
ney, exploded at the wharf this morning, killing
20 passengers, and wounding many others Many
Were drowned, Among those badly wounded 6
Major Beal Of the Army. s}s5 III