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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Tie receipts include $50 COO from Dubuque.
To gross amount OF receipts on ths PAnams
Railroad for six months, January to 30ti Juno
inclusive, and including Q surplus u 81 DOC 80 0,
bard ls. January, 1865, estimating the month Of
June to average the sane n the evious three
mo1fhs ard the malls for the last gu uter the same
the arst quarter, Is ..............s 1902 s5i II
Deduct cost, maintenance and repairs same
period ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lHIoi 90
Net earplnss.. $780, 57 IL
Prom which deduct interest paid on bond.
converted, accrued interest 10 london, and
interest due here LIST inst bonds 80. ,4al rs
leaving applicable 70 dividend .&2sa, 325 81
The cunt Of stock issu' being 81, 742, 600,
the dividend III pr cent Ia 42A $50, on
which the COVE nEus Mt Of New Granada Is
entitled to per cent, s.i37 4o....... 2al, Eli 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

TIE gres, iscrease over to corresponding m,lth
last year, IL due 70 the inorupticu thai ocslrrcf
Ore break h,pdcred uav.gs,ion large snare q the
moth. Ia 1852 no tolls for jane excested those
for ls.t month, b1t 1. should b. borne In nni lau
since thst time the tois upon nsny srtI:les hays
been reduced fully ore ball. aad UPON al acme 70
dpction hiss BEEN made, except on Iambtr, %
that the business dope last month Is sr,Aly over
ssy preceding Je1.
The tusiress 90 the Morris Canal keeps up vsi
and steadily iocre1es ia rc:si2s, - viii b sscn
By tie folio sing
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-14

leave Enfield Tuesday, THURSDAY, and S~1'asy
asr,v, :, - wuEsms,o~,u same days by . m. and
plymouth "wednesday, Friday, and Monday "
Leave plymouth Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday
an;vs a. WILLIAMSBURG same days by IL m, and
EnheId Wednesday. Friday, and Monday by !
500, From Enfield by Hea'hssllo, B.nAsyviiis, Ring
wood, and Sycamore Alley. % Enfield equal 70 ~
miles and back, twice week
Leave En6ed Tuesday and Friday nj sam
Arrive at Enfield same day atSpm.
GOO From Rocky Mount, by Tarboro, Sparta, and Fak-
land, 10 Gfeensille, IS miles and back. SIX tunes a
week 10 Tarboro' and three times week residue
Leave Rocky Mount daily, cxeep, Sunday, At >
Arrive ., Tarboro' same days by I p m;
Leave Tarboro daily except Sunday, al a mi
Arrive a, Rocky Mount same days BY II am;
Leave Tarboro' Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive al dreenvile same days by 4pm;
Leave Greenvlle Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Tarboro' Same days by SPIN.
Proposals for vee-a-~eek service between TarbOro'
and GreenvlIe are invited
SCOT From Rocky Mount, by Nashville, Hillsrdstown,
and Bedford. to LouisbaT, SIS miles and back,
three ,imes week 10 Louisburg, and six times a
Leave Rocky Mount Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Sat-
Arrive al LousDurg same days by 4pm;
Leave Lousburg daily, excp, Sunday, at 5s M;
Arrive at FunkIinon came days by Sam;
Leave Frankinton daily, except Sunday, Of 5 p m;
Arrive at Louisburg same days by SPIN;
Leave Louisburg Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at m;
Arrive at Rocky Mount days by 4pm.
56aS From Wilson, by Saratoga Maysville, Marlboro
Pleasant Mount, Grernvile, Pactous, and Boyds
Ferry, Washington, 80 miles and back, six
week
Leave Wilson daily, excep, Sunday, at Sam
Arrive a Washington days by SPIN;
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at a IN
Arrive at Wilson days by 81 pm.
$500 From Wilton, by Santonsburg, to Speghs Bridge
n miles and back, twice week.
Leave Wilson Monday and Thursday at p m;
Arrive Speghts Bridge same days by p m;
Leave Speights Bridge Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive Wilson days at 10 m.
Proposals for additional weekly "Trip are invited.
5Sl0 From Godsboro' by Boone Hill, Mitchenor's Sta
ton and StsIing's, to Raleigh SO miles and back
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Leave Mosely Hall Tuesday al pm.
Arrive at Strabane day by 7pm
Lave Ssrnbane Tuesday at am,
Arrive at Moseay Hall same daysoy ~ n@
562s From Kiaston 10 Trenton ~ miles and back
week.
Leave Kinson Wednesday ats am;
Arrive at Trenton same day by IL m;
Leave Trenton "Wednesday Al pm;
Arrive ut kinston same day by pm.
5629 From Newbern, by Poiockssile, 10 Trenton, 70
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Ncwbern Monday and Friday at "a a M
Arrive AT Trenton same days by SPIN;
Leave Trenton Tuesday and Saturday at Tam;
Arrive al Newbern same days by pm
$3.50 From Ne~bern, by Cravensyilic and Smyrna, 20
Beaufort, As miles and back, three times week.
Leave Newborn Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at Gam;
Arrive a Besufor, same days by7pm;
Leave Beaufort Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Newbern SEINE days by pm.
569l From Poocksvie, by Pao Alto, TO S~ansnoro, "
miles and back, once week
Leave Poliocksyiile Monday at Ill m, arrival OF
mail from Newbcrn;
Arrive at Swansboro' same day by pm;
Leave Swansboro' Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Polocksville same day by 2pm.
5632 From Pollocksyle Hadnots, % miles and back
once every other week.
Leave PolIocksville every other Saturday al p M
Arrive Al Hadno's same day by Jpn;
Leave Hudnots every other Saturday at 7 an;
Arrive at PollocksvIe same day by IL m. 49,,
$3.50 From Kinsion, by Sandy Foundation, to Pink HILL
~ miles and back, once week
Lesvc kinston Saturday ut a mi
Arrive AT Pink bill same day by IL III
Leave Pink Hill Saturday at pm;
Arrive at KinstoD same day by pm
1894 From WILLIAMSON, by Flat Swamp and Bethel, TO
GreenviIle, 20 miles and back, once week
Leave Williamson Wednesday at a M
Arrive at Greenville same day by SIP m;
Leave GrcenyIle Thursday at am;
Arrive at Williamson same day by SIP m.
$685. From Woodvile Durant's Neck, miles and back
twice week
Leave Woodvle Monday and Friday ut lOA a M
Arrive at Durants Ne k same days by IL m;
Leave Durant's Neck Monday and Friday at 81 a m
Arrive at Woodville days by 10 m.
Proposals for third weeklytrp will be considered
1886 From Greensie, by Wards Store, TO Hamilton, 81
miles and back, once week.
Leave Greenvile Friday ut TAM
Arrive at Hamilton same day by PM
Leave Hamilton Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Greenvlle same day by pm
5637 From Hookcrsown, by Ridge Spring, Johnsons
Mills, and Coxvle, to Greenvile, 36l miles and
back, once week.
Leave Heokerston Thursday at am;
Arrive at Greenvie same day by m;
Leave Grecnvle Friday at m;
Arrive at Hookerstown Same day by pm.
563S From Ocracoke by Hateras, Cape and Kennek
to Chickamacomieo, miles and back,
week
Bidders will distance and schedule of departures
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oi2i FROM jamestown, 10y westminster, TO Deep Rlyer
miles and back, week.
Leave jamestown Saturday at am;
Arrive at Deep River same day by
Leave Deep River Saturday at "a p m;
Arrive at jamestown same day by 81 m.
5T2o From Union institute, by FAIR Grove, Midway
Is miles and back, week
Leave Union Institute Saturday al m
Arrive Midway same day by pm;
Leave Midway Friday at m;
Arrive Union Institute day by m.
5729 From Lexington, by Fulton, Mocksvie thence
BY County line, Cool Spring, and Oak Forest, to
Staiesyllie, So miles aud back, twice week to
Mockssilie, and once q week residue
Leave Lexington Tuesday al a m
Arrive a Moeksvle same day by D m, and AZ
satesyiie next day by ~ m;
Leave Staiesv'ie "Wednesday "a, l n
Arrive al Lexington nexi day by SPIN;
From Lexington to Mocksviiie and back betweon 5
IN and p Friday
$3.50 From Lexington, by Fair Grove, Eden, Hoover's
Hill, and Sawyersyhle, TO ASHORE, Al miles and
back, week
Leave Lexington Wednesday at 7 am;
Arrive at Ashboro' day by pm;
Leave ASHFORD Thursday al 9 a m;
Arrive at Lexington same day by .
513i From Salisbury, by Miranda, Spring Grove, Deep
Well Mount Mourne, Bealtie's Ford, Cstawba
Springs, Vesnyus Furnace, Spring Hill Forge,
Lincolnton, White Pine Buffalo Paper Mill, Shell
by z. H., Fillmore, Mooresboro', Webbs Ford
Rulherfordson, Grses Hill, Chimney Rock, and
Far View, % Asheyil'e, las miles and back, three
times a week
leave Salisbury Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday
Arrive at Ashviiie next days by "a at night;
Leave Ashsille Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
7ami
Arrire.t salisbury Wednesday. Friday, and sun
Proposals tor separate schedules between Salisbury
and Lanccnton L,ncolnton and Ashevie
wiil be considered, with sending hyosgh
ma's wa Charlotte Proposals for three add'-
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uoDal grips viii also be considered s~ps,.n-
That part Of route between Lineolnloa and - ~
Vile, "aes
51s2 From Salisbury, by Moeksviie, Smiths C,,o..
Pennington, 70 Huntsville, ~ miles ana ~ -
once week to Moeksv,iic, and twice a x,.h -.
due. va
Leave Salisbury Friday atsam;
Arrive a Huntsville same day by SPIN,
Leave Huntsville Thursday al m,
Arrive a Salisbury same day by Jpn,
From Huntsville TO Moeksville and back bate,
a m and pm Tuesday.
Proposals foe more frequent trips xho.e r,,,. .
Invited also proposals 10 commence at Mocks,ir.
See No. s73t.
5T33 From Salisbury, by Cowansville, Ststesxik y
Grove, Bunker Hin, Newton G. n, and n,'s@
ing Creek, 70 Morgan,own, IS miles and ~
twice week,
Leave Salisbury Monday and Frdayasam
Arrive az Newton same days by y pmi
Leave Newton Tuesday and Saturday at4.s
Arrive at Morgsnsown days by IA m;
Leave Morgsntown Monday and Friday ASA
Arrive at SiaiessllIc same days by y M
Leave Ststesvlfe Tuesday and Saturday al.
Arrive at Salisbury same dsysby IL N.
Proposals for third weekly trip invited
5734 From Salisbury, N G by Mocksle, HAM.
vile, Joncsyiise, Island Ford, State Road, -
vile, Roaring Gap, Gap Civil, and lndepers,'.'
to Wytheviile, las miles and BACK, once 1 -
Leave Salisbury Monday at 4 amt
Arrive az Wysheyille Wednesday by lem,
Leave Wythevilie Monday at . m;
Arrive at Salisbury Wednesday by l0pm
Proposals TO divide the al isamptonyias -
be considered also, proposals for second a..
ly trip on each division, via between Sslsbar, ~
Hamptonviile, and Hampionslc and Wy,h,rys
Bidders to state specifically The distances ana ~,
Offices not here named.
5735 From Salisbury, by Rockville, Gold Hi Kend,e
Store, Albemarie, Norwood, Codsr Hin, C.s
lima Female COLLEGE, Wadcshoro', Jones Z c,-s
and Morvcn, to Chcra~, IS miles and b.ek :
Chesterfield G IL. instead Of Moryea
Leave Salisbury Monday. Wednesday, and Ppl,,
ATTAIN;
Arrive at Chcsaw next days by ap m;
Leave Cheraw Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
Dam;
Arrive at Salisbury next days by atpm
5736 From Salisbury, by Organ Church and Kuus n
Yard, TO Mount Pleasant, 10 miles and back or
week
Leave Salisbury Friday at IL an;
Arrive at Noun, Pleasant same day by spm,
Leave Mount Pleasant Friday at IN;
Arrive At Salisbury same dry by III am.
5 1877 From Salisbury, by Thomas Woods, Mount Va
non, Oak Forest, New Institute, Farley sasr
Pritchard's Store, and Hunting on Crcsk n
Wlkesborough, 6d miles and back, once A yss
Leave Salisbury Wednesday at Z am;
Arrive at Wiikesborough next day by am,
Leave WiIkesborough Thu sday at pm,
Arrive at Salisbury next day by 6pm
Proposals for more frequent trips invited
55JS From Concord. by Oak Lawn. Park Sae ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-16
Errors In Compo,lng NTanure

The farmers manure heap is usually the
receptacle for every substance that has served
its original purpose; but it is a mstakeuidea
that everything thrown in there viii serve a
useful purpose. We may however, just say
hero that this error has considerably inhuon-
ced farm practice Belief in the alchemy,
of the chemistry Of the farm yard, has led
some persons 10 cart soil into the manure
yard, ana carry it back again with the dung
TO the very field from whence it was taken;
adding materially TO the bulk and expense of
mauring. They presumed that they added
to its value, but the effect Of the earth upon
farmyard manure would be merely to retard
composition, and thus might be loss or d
gain according to circumstances Of soil and
The crop.
Animal substances, Of all, and fish Of
every DESCRIPTION are also very improbable
whom applied to farniyard manure. The nat
ural tendency Of animal substances to cntcr
into the putrefactiye fermentation is well
known to be greater than that of vegetable
substances. BY placing them in the manure
heap, we in a further degree facilitate the
quality in which the they naturally excel, one
the tendency of which is % rob them Of Their
most valuable element nitrogen. Judicious
practice should avoid n error, by adopting,
if possible system having an opposite en-
ect.
Lime is one Of the substances which it is
also an error to use with compost in which We
have fannyard manure. 1t is eq'Hlly an err
ror to mix lime with any compound rich in
ammonia. The tendency Of lime in all COM
posts, is to promote decomposition and to
waste nitrogen, which escapes, by union with
hydrogen, under the form of ammonia, which
is the very treasure of the dung heap, and Of
most other manuring substances.
Professor Norton's Agriculture.
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ONLY PooR C'uILpREs.'--Fanuy Fern
slites as follows in the Saturday Evening

ONLY Pooa CulIpREH.'--Fanuy Fern
writes as follows in the Saturday Evening
Post:
Here is a primary school, what host Of
little ragged urchins are crowding in. Sup
pose step in quietly among them! Now,
they take their places in seats teraccd of one
above another, SO that each little face is dis
tinctlv vissblc. What pretty sight and
how nature loves TO compensate sending beau
ty TO the howell icformity TO the hall. There's
a boy. now in that ragged jacket who is
study for 81 artist. See his broad, ample
forehead. mark how his his dark eye glows;
and the little girl at his side, whose chestnut
curls droop so gracefully over her softsfringed
eyes and dilnple shoulders. And hatdrcam
child in yondeF corner, with hlue-yeined, trans,
parent tcmplss whose spiritual eyes even
now. can scFihst fadelsss shore TO winch
BRIGHT asrels becon him. Deal gently with
hinl--he is passing away Here comes tho
teacher, brisk, angular and sharp voiced.--
Heaven pity the children. already cxper-
enco m nstual shivcr. Now she comes up and
saye(anolcrotcally to my new satin cloak. l.
you son madam, these are only poor child
rem The toSdiug creature Lucky ior her
that I am not a Committee Can't her duh
ewes recognize Coda image n.inseywoolscy !
Can she sse no genius written in yondcr broad
forehead! No poetry sluinbcring IN yondsr
sweet eveol Dis franklin, Clay aud Webster
atus, their alphabet IN silk and vclyetf She
ought 70 he promoted % the dignity q toe
rsf' ,al.shcr to Qieen Victoria. Now 'he
hand, fno y book ia which visitors names ase
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-16

MRsEARTNGToE AT THE BABY Show
"Were kse three driblets born at birth ~
asked lH Partington at the baby show, as
she lodd at the three Fat children on tho
platfornA Colonel Wood blandly informed
her thdVere not. 81 declare" said she, 81
should to know how they were brought
up hand t9 they are so heavy they couldn't
have bp brought up by hand---it must
have dj done by steam-engine." The
Colonel Formed her that hey had been
broughtb by railroal train. @Where are
the quad ples p said Mrs. p, looking for the
quartraifl "They have not come yet" was
the replY'thcy will be here tomorrow. -
The old " looked at her informant critical
ly. "Arhow do you know so well" said
she, evil they will comel These things
are not ase say; they can't be born by order
anyhow. NE was informed that they were
coming nSday by railroad. She gave an
extended )h-h-h" like cipher laid out
: and med her attention to the singu-
lar babies ,the platform. "Dear creatures
said she tang her box gently, "what great
pity il is lihese beautiful babes should grow
up to be \ communicating men and wo-
men," 81 Sgazed upon the parents of the
/ children ayQhed as she spoke, but the re-
aection wkntenupted by joggle of her
elbow, wlisent her snuff-box rolling upon
the floor. targe gentleman put his foot
upon It 70 81, and the crushed paper machc
sent up n liant cloud as sneezy ovation
TO the mike was expelled from the hall
shortly attetds for teasing one Of the Fat
boys with a TX, after making one Of the ba-
bies cry by ling up faces at it.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-16

SLAVE SrAMPEDE.--Twenty one slave cc-
capped from the vicinity of Charlestown, Nd,
las. week, aidsd by the agents Of the under
ground railroad nsthe neighborhood. These
escapades have become 50 frequent in Mary
land that many Of the owners in the eastern
division Of the State filed with distrust, and
purpose sending southward all those whom
there is the least danger oflosing in that way.
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RICHARD ROWE.

= Il Il Il " 10 Il " ~ ~ ~ Il II IL h.
I'd EGS leave 10 return his sincere thanks TO his numerous
friends and acquainance for their kind patronage dur
ing the several years be has been In business them
aud to state that through their patronage OF his work and
promptness of payment therefor together with his in
dustry he been enabled to extend b business above named
lie therefore wishes 10 make known 90 the nhahtants Of
Hlsae and it, vicinity that he has just received from New
York City, another well selected assortment of Boadcoths
Casimercs Vcsiings, Innings Buttons, Trimmings, &c. &C.
which he Il ready 10 sell BY the Pattern, make up into
Garments at fair remunerave profit warraning them TO
be, what he represents them.
". B. Cutting done his own Improved ~ stem, and
warcnted TO 1T the shape and suit the wishes Of the
Shop Railroap street. Hilslae. 462y1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-16

EE Wit{becn called "a dangerous gif''
but the marl y made the remark was in no
personal per All gifs are dangerous--ex-
cept those ttors
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JEWELisY sTOIiE..

Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Rcraring.
YINE subscriber has removed his Jewelry the east
side Broad st. opposite his old stand whore he may
found at all seasonae hours ready TO do work in his line Of
busiues short notice.
n" He keeps Watches, Clocks, specacles Jewey,
Pens and Pencil Cases for SALE Of good quality and at
the most reasonable prices. j. I. BRYAN.
Hilladalo
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EgrT There are famcis, II Is eaid, witain
one mile Of Nebraska City, who vii bet hand
some sums that they have fields Of corn wh oh
will Weld one hundred hlrsh1 fashr asr'x
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-16

GEORGIA DIseRAcED.--Tho Rome (Ga.)
Courier says, that ON Tuesday, the 4thiast.
fifteen freight carr, belonging to the State
road, were sold by the sheriff at Chattanooga
at public auction. These cars sold for about
oue-fourih Of their original cost But the loss
of money is nothing in comparison with the
disgrace the State suffers in saving her pro-
perty soId ~ -. .niai9t0o@ 10 Es.,i''y an
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sUsQUEHANNA FIRE INSURANCE co.

1LBANF y. f.--N0 Ereha,,gs BuildiNg, First floor.
CASH CarTTAI., $iO0OOO
This compey, having increased rs Capital to 100000 ia
preJaivd to Insure against Loss Damage Fire
Dwelling Houses, Farm Buildings their ntents
vorable terms any other responsible Stock Company
All Losees viii be honombly adjusted and promptly paid
DIRECTORS
JJ whiichousc, s. H. johnson, r W. Miller
Naltvr Holt w. III. Howard, Mclntire Fraser
Lorenzo Bates, Nathan r. Brown, VIM. y King
wn 8 KNo sec.y J. u WHirEHousEi Prest
Joncs,ile, Aur.7, 1855. In1 &C FLINT, Agent
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E.J.CiDWELTSS
D1GUERRE1N G1LLER y

MIR CALDWELL respectfully informs the czens of Hud-
M son vicinity that he has all the improvement
taking Likeuesses. " Rooms Turner'S Store.
Ind Ian. Iy
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

MERCHANT TAILORING.
Shop on broad street. orer the Erehaage OEoe.
The subscriber has received the largest and best assortment OF
Broadcloths, Cassimeres vestings, satines, Sleeps
Grays, and 0ver-coating,
of all grades color which he offers for sale at the
lowest possible pricc Hyou don't believe H. just call at the
Capsa 0ce aud examine for yourselves 80 as not TO e
deceived by these orfrf printers
Cloths sold by the Yard.
seots Fan and Winter Fashions Tor ls566 just received
manner and style Cutfing for Others 10 make done
In the most approved all cutting warranted pop
crly p1nde up. 469nly G. HkrfoN.
TTPrER SOLE AND HARNESS LkArHER--Buliaio Roles
Hair Mattresses Harnesses, Saddles ssidles whi iruns
Vsscr. Carpet Bags &c, for sale Tho highest price i
Cash Paid for Hides Sheep Peiis fnrs and Dee Sk b
Nov. I, 1859 H. b. AshorRoSG.
IRON sTEEIof all aizcs shapes and kind, snd In any
ii quantiics- Z. Il MITCHELL.
MES, AXES, 10 DOZ. sIMdONDS SUPERIOR AXES
N just received and for sale by j. bibAlDY.
~ GODS FOR PANT iuat reed great variety cf Goods
Ofor summer Pant A. fkAIrs
TSKFsH GROUND FiOuitby tho bill less quantity al
il 40 Shorts, at tho Valley Mills. II. l. HEWITT SON.
1ARPETss large assortmsnt shiIIipgs 70
I , dollar per ward at J. B. BALDY's.
CL0tR BARREIs--cash paid for rr,eur Ba,rsls By
II HL HEwITr SON:
CIEEL POINTED DRAG TEETH-ars to Be- hsd At
- b. HA>DfoND'ss
IL j. BALDy.
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illssnLL ~ LktINt >TON.


attorney aud Counsellor al Law VIII give prompt Naon
10 7ha collection o elA,saoliiag o. Lands a"a tni-
ac,ions oi all kins OF legal baiacss ai aeit ~ ac
Of Michigan, lndilna oI Ohio.
llFE AND FIRE lNsckANcE, IN icspoi.i.ie tor!aNk
nH' 'iscicrenccs, BOnks anu Bu iists.
Iilllsdalr. 20, 1854.
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Harness Mak,r and Saddes. ,f.nurlc,aieF ofall kiA
lisner, saddi,s Biidles, MsIiipss.a, !ruA s1tssf
p,t ljagu &C.. and dcalor in Lao! rAteleii, y aitf
Meta ulfo Robes Hail Matraaz,s % tiissa, Slie an
Ivr LtaiAer Also, Hi!ts Shee. lytai lurs, Deer a
Tine Door North Ei,ehels Store rd59
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T.. ". IL 2A1.E, ~. ID.
HcnapGs. and IL dol@ tis,iet ieIs mis- plesions
sic.5 tao citizens - lis-e AID vicinity spcts itc
rrttut % otsnae Acute or ch i. sesseH.
kFrtAENCLs-C. j. Mitchell, a. i4nmond HL. Sherman.
lEnu.hce over Siiith, Hialnan SlCo'f., Stp1a
JDnes.iilc. Much J, 1850. ~
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=. AtANAs.4Lfas
Nctay Pub,i oiace At tbc & y Express once, iiaais
Mich
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-03
Chamccry Sale.

PURSUANT to.a decree of the Circuit Court
I of Harrison county, pronounced on the
25th day. OF September, 1854, in cause therein
pending, wherein the executor of George Tow
ers, deceased, is conpl't., and Robert ChiIders
and e. S. Duncan del'ts., the undersigned com
missioner named in said decree will, ON the Sth
day of January next, u court day, proceed to
sell at public auction, before the court house of
Harrison county, two parcels ofland Cor SO much
us may be necessary to Salty said decree) situa-
ted at The west end Of the town of Clurksburg, one
parcel beginning at the lower side Of the mouth
the run emp6ying iuto the West Fork river at
the Old Ferry landing, thence northery direc-
ton to the south edge Of the road leading into
the main street o Clarksburg, thence with sud
road and the N W. Turnpike westerly d.
rection 10 the road, leading from said Turnpike
TO the upper side of the abutment of tho bridge
over the West Fork river, thence mp the river
with lis mcanders to the beginning, Containing
six acres, more or less. The other parcel being
the premises lately occupied by. said Childers
and now by William D. Sattcrfield, Dock Core
and r. Powers at tn. forks of the North Wes-
tern Turnpike and Weston and Fairmont roads,
opp osileitlie Foundry, containing SIZE poles
}TERN1S.-A credit 1fsiX, twelve and eigh cen
months, the purchasers giving bonds with good
seucurity for the Payment of the purchase mo-
nev, and a lien retained ION the land a further
security. ,s G.,G.sDAVlSSON, Comr.
deco At , -s.af