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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


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a
" " : A. B. sEGEE vice President
NEsgWs sgs .sB oBthANs; sIHaR SSRJAeRIl5 yAeE; E
Depot on caiope street Clara
pAssESeEa TRAINS lssyss The e,y daily
f as A. a. NJ al a
EErhree per ns, way. chd-sn and servants
sssaT TRAM 1sm s CITY and ali
ss al hiassS sis slss
r. Season stS g nsgsI Il s.sg gss yss:.
NEW YORK. aiESaa1s. AsD ERIE @ % lSIl..ll.i;5k
.I.s,
traas VIII leays he d Daaa follows
PGEkfS PgfsaFS ExFsEs ExPREss ss RS3sh
stao Passengers By s trau will over night oSwezo
81 stSifsf y fsis Chambers
a aaa 6
ENGRANT. sSsiGf harsio and I ias:ust ate
WAY EXPRESS, at 1902 NJ for Dulkrk Buffalo.
Thee Trains Elmira snd Mia
gaIa Fsu Raq,d sor Nsgara Falls 4 Buffalo punkk win
Ghease etc., and with fcasa speadid Steamers
mysi 4 DC. MocALLuM, General Superintendent.
bsY RAILRoAD II Hss Iss2 DIRECT Gs
and 10 hours Running
ffEs $ fs sn "a u Warrington
ss a i
1he wa.hhs and he trains
bound West from Baltimore always pfompy ads the
moe Thsa the only change qnired Webng
ton and he Ohio river baggage Wheeling
hs paaengs T.hout charge for thoss holding through ks
% s s ssss ss, sss daily
At Wbesng direct connection made with the
Nssas r. cmsa Tso
rtps At Newark with the Of the Newark Mansfield
Saadnsy Railroad, for snnduky Toledc Detroit Chicago ST.
Al Columbus c. Railroad the fasran
iou Little smi Raoad connection s form with he
alma through pas os ndilnapoa Trrs Hauo Lafayette Chi
Passengers holding through tickets Memphis Viekburg
Tie Mail seaels on iie oho Ttss io. Eyans
vile, cs,To % and 81, Louis, are old BY this route
tickets sold oh 10 rav able between Whesing and
Wslsv orty mles) sere connection with the Cleveland
Travellers requested while this the only route
aaording through tickets and che VIZ hington. ia the
great West 1ae distance f Washington 65S
miles log M mites shorter than any other route
" So coum6sa 70 ss Dayon sls 5o cnenna $6 Louvie
Fl cssnS R r. 'a Dero III ss @ chsE
;2oss and 80 Louis sas sg5 Memphis sas New Or
FIsdsk Harper's Ferry Msrsnatqg Berkeley SPRING.
minor stanons between Baltimore Wheeling, take
from Baltimore Annapolis etc. sec special
ry For further information through apply oTHos
JOHN H. DONE,
Master of transportation
Baltimore q irosd
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City Depot. = r---g
ENTAS hauled from St. Joseph street, between New
wv Levee and Tchoupitoulss streets, as encpm-
brances said street aud stored in the City Depot
posite Annunciation market : Esssss
20 cart leads OF hoop poles. g IS
Which, if claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said depot
on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at Ak O'Clock 2. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Oct. ], 1855. .=@-
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TATBW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos a.

IS Baronue and l5T Common atreeSlayes ~
reaonabe cash or city Particular
paid the sale Negroes Commission N
Others and WIN aways have hand Mechanics
House will be receiving Negroes
Having large and airy house will BE- able
given when required Titles undoubed. And will the hghes
price in cash for sound Negroes THOMAS FOSTER.
Massrs. Hugely, Blair Co.. Greenwood Co Turner Wilson
Col Psryis, Gladden Co.. Payne Harson Hall Rodd John
T. Donald d Co.; Cummings, Stewart d Co. do
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Fourth District Pound
KNTAs brought the Fourth District Pound on First
Wv street, between Rousseau and Tchoupitoulas
streets, as estrays-
One Maltese male Goat, white and black, With leather
cellar.
One female Goat white and yellow.
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold public auction ut
said pound SATURDAY the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
An
WTAs removed from Water street and the Levee, be-
140 CIT loads Of ballast stones and deposited and
stored lot the southwest side Of Jackson street.
between Live Oak and Lapral streets. @s ~ #1
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at said place Of deposit
at public auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, at 4
O'Clock p NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS, s
Street Commissioners
New Orleans, Oct 9, 1856. fl, @5 ! Il
q L etc conduit au depot des epaves du Quatrieme
District Premiers entire les Rousseau ul-
ton CONNIE epaves-- II
I'm Bouc blanc ct noir ayant poll long ct collier
en- cur
Une Chevre, blanche ct jaune. =,e5 Est
81 les dts anmaux sont pas recames dams dix ours
publique, dit depot, sAMEDI, 10 ID courant 10
heures A NJ. E9 f&"
-AussI- ~ a8 t@
etc enleve de lG Water ct de la Levee entire
les lues Solaparu ct Premiere, CONNIE embarrass, ct
depose terrain sue rue je 3kson cote g. entire
les rues Live Oak and Laurel as
Environ 140 charges de perres pour Pest.
81 ees Sont recame8 dan dix lou-s, ct les
penses payees ees seront vendues enohere publiaue
dit depot SAMEDI le 13 courant henres ct demie
Pm. AUG s. PHELPS.
Commissare des Rues
Nouyelle Orleans lie 2 Oct, 1856 o3Sl3
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M. TANEY, Wholesale Dealer in For

81 W. IIALEGI, W HUItSdIU -DHHIVE III I UT-
IL eign and Domestic Malt Liquors. No. 80 rayier
kewoAns Peeps constantly hand good shipping odsr
Philadelphia Ae
botes packed in casks purha
Also imports Scotch Ale and London Porter.
LIT Promptand particular attention paid to all orders
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tE Ia With above EXPRESS th
transportation Of baggage Of the city Of Nev 0reana
passengers giving ghelk the Express Heaen
ger baggage delivered directed with pompnee
aal N srARR s. IoNEs. onse q c.uup .trest
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THE HALLELUJAH.

LOWELL MAsON's new collection of Church
Music contains upwards OF OWE THOUSAND
pieces OF Music, adapted 10 about one bun.
dred and twenty metres, and much larger
variety than usual OF ANTHEMS and sci piec-
es, The ELEMENTS OF Music have been es.
pecially prepared for Singing Classes--a va.
riety OF pleasing exercises, iour.part songs.
aud rounds interspersed, and there is added
Musical Notation in a Nm.Shell, "a brief
course for schools.
A Specimen copy will be sent by mail =.
postpaid. FOR ExAMrNArfoa, 10 any teacher
Of music, or leq4er Of choir on receipt Of
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS. Published BY
MASON BROTHERS.,
... 90 Park Row, New York.
SASBoRN, CARTER & BAzia, Boston.
September 10. 1888.
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Ilection5 to take Place.

The following is schedule of the O.
lection which are to take place during
the present year for State officers and
representatives to Congress:
Georgia-Monday, October 9, State
officers and eight representatives.
Ponnsylvania-Tuesday, October 9,
State officers,
Enthusiastically October 0, State
officers.
Ohio-Tnesday October 8, State off.
GERS.
honisiana-Monday November s,
State officers and four representatives.
New York--Tuesday, November 6
State officers.
Wisconsin, Tuesday, November 6,
State officers.
Maryland Wednesday, November z
six representatives..
Observation-Disclosures, November
II State officers.
In Tennessee, Alabama, California,
Indiana, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania,
the legislatures in each State elect one
United States Senitor.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending September 26, 1855.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER ny
RANDOLPH & LATlMER,
&C South street, Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore.
Apples,--In good demand; SO to $3.50 per Dbl
Butter,--We quote western at lial4h cts. ;com-
mon roll 10 to II; gladcs, Sto % good ,lSa20
Receipts small and demand active.
Bccswa> SALES at % cents per pound.
Bacon, market active and prices advancing. -
quote shoulders at l3al4 cts; sides, l4al4X 1;
hams, plain, l4al5; fancy, ,5al6.
Bcans,--Sales at S2a3 per bushel.
Country SOap,--We quote ut CAT cts per ID.
Cattlc,-rhe otiering on Thursday last was a
bout 500 head, 7Ss OF which were sold at s., 50a
~, 80 on the hoof, equal to S7AS 20 nett.--
Corn I'VE quote yellow at S7a90 cts; white,
S6aSS cts. Receipts light, demand moderate.
Clover seed,-Old, S7a7,25 per bushel new,
$7,25a7,50.
impaired, 5Oa62 cts. Peaches pared, So ,50a
$500; impaired 81 ,25aI rs per bushel.
Dcerskins, Sales at l6 to 90 cts.
ElOur,-Wc quote city mills at S7,62a7 10
Howard street at $40. Tho Receipts are
large and the demand is active.
Furs,-Sales OF Rabbit at Lac cts; Red Fox Sea
10; Mnskrat, Cal; Mink, Toast; Coon and Grey
Fox, l5a20; Otter, $la3.
FlaXsced, Sales at 81 GOAL 10 per bushol.
GinscnG,--No demand, quoted Hominaly at 20C
Eogs,-Alarket active, with sales at IS ,50a9 90
Lard,--ln barrels Hale cts; in kegs l2al3.
ats,--Maryland oats 35a3S cts; Pennsylyania
4Oa4l cts. per bushcl.
Ryc,-Maryland sells at i05allO cts.;-Penn'a.
ll3all5 cts. per bushel.
snake-root, --Seneca sells at 40a45 cts.
Tallow,--Sales at Hale cts. per pound.
Wool ,-Unwashed at i9a2l cts, washed 2Sa3l,
Wheat I'VE quote Inferior to good reds 81 50
al,7O; good to primo i75nl7S; inferior to good
white, 81 ,S0ai SO; good To prime, ST ,S5a ,95
Receipts are large and demand Moderate.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
FINO all persous afflicted with Sexual diseases,
Il such as SPERNIATORRHOEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA
GLEEf, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONANISM, or
SELF-ABUSE, &c. sc.
The Howard Association Of PHILADELPHIA. in
view of the awful destruction of human life and
Health, caused by sexual diseases and tho de-
ceptions Practiscd upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by Quacks, have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT
worthy ottheir name to give MEDICA DVICE
GRAI IT'S, to all persons thus afflicted, (Malc or
femaie) who apply by letter with description
OF Their condition, age, occupation, habits Of
life, &c, and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, 10 furnish Medicines free of charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent IHsti-
tuition, established by special endowment; for
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with ''Virnlent and Epidemic Diseases and its
FUNDS can be used for no other purpose. 1t has
now surplus OF means, which the Directors
nave voted 90 advertise the above notice. II is
needless TO add that tho Association comuiands
the highest Medical skill Of the ago, and WiIi
furnish the most approved modern trcatment.-
valuable advice also given 20 sick aud nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
corrbOea, &cs
Address, (post pad) DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA d. IIARTTELL, President.
SEo. FhIRCiifLD, Secretary. Sept. 2O.--ly.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

GEN ScoTT. The Washington cores Fon-
dent of the New York Times speaks of a
sharp correspondence going on between
Gen. Scott and the Secretary Of War-~pot
as 10 pay, which it is understood the Ad-
ministIation witbholds as yot--but--
at seems that some months since, Gsner-
al Scott gave General Hitchcock, who has
long been an intimate and personal friend,
leave Of absence Tor six months. The Sec
retary o! W0S Immediately wrote to General
Scott, demanding his reasons for this art Of
iavorltism 10 General Hitchcock, and al The
same time coumisymGndcd lie Generals or.
der, granting leave OF absence.
General Scott replied that he had granted
the leave of absence because he had the right
10 do il, and was convinced OF It's propuely;
that he was not responsible to the Score tary
OF War for his action ia such cases, ana that
he would be Obliged to him il he you'd
hereafter in any official communicate ions he
might have occasion TO address him, write
in the name Of the President of the Knitted
StoDes--as he was The only official superior
whom he acknowledged The Generals
letter was quite as sharp as the Secrttary's.
Secretary Davis, in reply, entered into a
very elaborate and detailed exposition OF all
the alleged breaches Of order and violations
OF pIioty committed by Gen. Scott dur
ing his whole military career! His better is
very long, and filed with the severest crit
csm of the Generals conduct"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

THE THREE MiLLIoNs.-Tho American
Commissioner appointed to survey and mark
the new boundary line between the United
States and Mexico, has reported the compile.
ton OF the work. Secretary Guthrie may
soon be called upon to dlsburse the three
million dollars remaining due TO our neigh.
boring Republic under the Gadsden Treaty,
as that instrument stipulatcs for the payment
OF the money "as soon as the boundary line
shall be surveyed, marked and established -
The survey, however, has been completed
by the American Commissioner entirely un.
assisted by The Mexican Commissioner, the
latter having been seized and imprisoned by
Santa Anna soon after the work commence
ed Bait. dmcr.
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For the american Uaioi
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
The subject of the Free School sysnm
az provided for by law and carried into effect
by some of the counties of this State 6nd
is somewha, agitated by some Of the people
Of This county, who are DESTROYS of adopting
she law, fits provisions should meet with
sufficient concurrence Of sentiment oflhe
citizens Of the county. | plead ignoTaare
as TO the minutes OF the law aud would re-
spcctinlly suggest 10 you, that, for the int0r-
nation of the people generally, you Would
publish the law in question, that they be
better sble TO Judge the proprie'y of il, a.
doplion. 1t is said to be working ADM tably
in other counties OF the State, and if the peo
pie OF Mouongalia can substitute the p,escnt
p5C5 TT7-1 r. i,her sys rTdig e(esIfy 1tS,ec.
toDable, | thiokihey ough, TO do it, TNey
cannot worst The matter, do as they NAY -
Let us have tie law published, for slarter.
Yours, truly, ARhGG.
Mountain Pass, Sep. IS, 1855.
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The following gentlemen are requested to
ac, as Agents for thls papsr' e"u o'e au'nof'
r. A. Hagans, at Kingwood, Preston Coy.
Wm. Il. Tut. at Evansville;
J. III. Hiatt, Independence
Henry Labosco, Tunnellton;
Jared Hagans, Brandonville;
Iohn Hermans, Fellowsviie;
Dr. Ashford Brown, Gainesville;
J. Y. Homer, Lumberport, Harrison Co.
John Rennett, Nestoryille, Barbour co.
Or. e. Parsons, Glady Creek,
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II. FoR BILIous DISEASES, Fever and Ague,
Liver Diseases, and all diseases srising from a
disordcred or impure state of the Blood, Car.
ter's Spanish Mixture is n certain and positive
remedy. Ii attacks the seat of disease by rem
dering the Blood pure, and expelling all unheal.
thy particles from the SYSTEM. Every one should
use this invaluable remedy who is exposed to
the changes of the weather, or resides in an
unhealthy location. 1t is equally us good as
preventative as it is in curing diseases. Try it
at once. li-1t
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The Favorite Authoress Of the SOUTH
! New Novel by the Author of "AlOne."
First Edition, 10000 Copies, No,c Ready.
THE HIDDEN PATH.

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THE HIDDEN PATH.
NOVEL, by MARION HARLAsD, Of Richmond,
Va. One elegant i2mo. vol. 434 pages.
Price 81 20
The cxtrrofdiiary success of Miss Harland;s
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with great published in England
with still larger scle--trans slated into French
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perhaps the best evidence Of the originality and
popularity OF her writings. In the hhguaEe Of
an eminent critic, "She may henceforth take
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United States"
"Thosc who have read sAlone'--and those
who have not should--will be interested and
gratifad to know, that new book by virginia's
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all her previous efforts in fine define alton, BRIT
lancy and power, and that Mr.. Derby will be
called upon to record IT on his books as one of
the most popular and successful Of modern lite
rary issues. Since reading 'dlone' we shall i'm
patiently await the appearance of 'The Hidden
Path.'s'-N Y. Erening Mirror.
J. Z. DERBY Publisher,
ll9 Nassau street, New York,
And for sale by all booksellers and news agents
September i, 1855.
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'riees guaranteed by The Laus otthe State
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ IHf, ICDLiC.
The Washington Society would feel soroe re-
iuctancc in appealing To the support OF the peo-
pie were it for a less worthy or less noble object
than that which they have in view. The scheme
which they offer, being placed under their sole
control by the State Commissioner, they have
made 1t so attractive, land formed il upon so grand
and liberal n scale, that they have no fears but
that the public will come forward with one ac
cord TO its support, and assist the Society in the
successful carrying ont OF one OF the most pat
rlotic undertakings of the present day. 1t not
onIyappeas to tho national feelings Of the Amer
ican heart, but also to the se!-iniercst OF every
man Those who invest a dollar or more in this
undertaking not only contribute to n patriotic
object, but stand an equal chance with others in
securing a prize. Perhaps you may be the lucky
" There is n tide in the affairs of men.
which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune ~,
And why may not this prove the Food III your
anaIrsf lie that never risks never wins 4 X
The managers felt assured of its success from TN
brilliant reception with which its ounccment
met from our most eminent citizens five lhou-
sand tickets having been engaged on the first
day.
The drawing, which comes oG on the LIST of
November, will constitute one of the greatest
features OF the closing day Of the exhibition of
our institution tic Promotion Of the Mechanic
arts.
GIL +. DUNCAN, Chairman Board Of Managers.
H. Tickets Sl,-Packages Of 26, $50.
WANrED.-Agents to form clubs in eve ry town
village end hamlet in the State. Forward your
orders immediately to meet prompt attsn-
ton.
Drawing, frat day of November.
~ ihose not desiring to compete for the Pre-
murine, will be allowed liberal per ccntago.-
All orders and letters must be addrestoi to
CAREW & OHLER,
tSole Agents for the Managers BALTIMORE, Mp.
September Is, 1885.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

Conviction IF Murder.--Jacob Atm.
burter, who was arrested about month
ago, charged with the murder of his
wife. in Nockamixon township, Bucks
co. Pa, was brought to trial on Wed.
nesday, in DoylestowD, aud convicted
Of murder in the first degree.
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Postage ORA Newspapers.

In the County where published, FREE.
Out of the County, and III the State, ID
cents a year Tor weekly papers.
Gu, of the State, and within the U. States,
&c cents year for weekly papers.
Uy- Postmasters receiving more than these
rates are guilty of extortion, and liable 10 a
penalty.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

Adranec IF Liderality.--D David Salo.
nous, a jew, being senior Alderman
below the chair, will be Lord Mayor of
London for the next year, No opposi.
ton is expected He will be the fret
Jew who has filed that Office
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MARKET REPORTS.
MoRGANTowN. Sept. 20, 1855

MoRGANTowN, Sept. 80, 1855.
Flour, SELLS at 5000 per barrel.
Wheat, {" $500 per bushek
Corn, " 62 I"
Oats, I" 20
Potatoes, (new) 81
Butter, &" IS cts. per pound.
Eggs, 6 per dozen.
Corn-meai," 10 /" per bushcl.
Bacon, l0al2 per pound.
Taiio,o, IL {"
Appies, l2425a cts. per busheI,
Peaches, 50a75 cts. per bushel,
PfnmS, (damsons) 50a75 cents per bushel.
Besf, to cts. per pound,
Veal, 4 to "
Mutton, o to 6
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TaEUcrtcD

On Sunday the 10th inst. by Rev Mr..
Biggs, Mr.. EUGENIUS WELTN ER, to Mrs.
MARTHA STEWART, all Of this county.
On the same day. by Kew. p T. I.ashey.
Mr. JOB SlDWELL, to Miss ELIZABETH
FRANKS, daughter of Jacob Franks, all of
this county.
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NOTICE.

As expect to be absent short time. pet sons
having business ~ tho Surveyors Offico will
please call on Col. George s. Ray, who will
promptly attend TO any such business during my
absence, JOHN ". DRABELL, s. MIC.
Mcrgantown, Septeubcr 90, 1866
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$35, goo Fon LAND.-yve are permirle

$s35 200 FoR LAND.--We are permitted
by our townsman, Col. i. Wilson, to take
the following eXuoct from letter received
by him, recently from some Eastern gentle
men who wish TO purchase lands in this
country:
awe desire 10 purchase or invest $50, 900
in land, and wish TO locate as nearlyas prac.
,icable in one body. We wish il for farm.
ing purposes, aud greatly prefer flat lands if
thin, naturally so or made so by use 20 rich
rough lands. Our terms would be half
tlT500,) down, and the residue on short
lime with interest"
II any of our citizens desire TO sell such
lands as are described above, they would
doubtless do well to call OH Col. Wilson and
give him description.
CiGksbvg Register.
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h'aaaaRR g for Sale.

z IVIIUWTHE NHIUNDIc FTOPCTty, VIZ;
"A FasIss OF $50 Acres,
situate on the pike leading from Morgnutown to
Fairmont, half a mile above Laurel Point Stea'n
Mill About 1910 acres arc cleared, and under
good fences. The tract is we'll watcrcd, and
contains an abundance Of coal, with some lime
stone. The buildings are, dwelling house,
fra"! o and log, a barn and oGtbuildings. Also,
a Essysih OF sJ5 Acres.
on Big IndiaH Greek, 20 miles from Morgantown
with comfortable house and stable, a good
orchard, and excellent meadows. Further par
tcuIars are deemed unnecessary, as no one will
purchase without viewing the promises.
Terms, $40 per acre, for the fire. tract, and
Tor tho second, in payments, $26.
For view of the premises, call on Thomas
d. Fotty, living on the first described Farm, or
JOHN FETTY, Near Laurel Point.
June 80, 1855. l-2m
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STORE STAND, SAW MILL, &c,
For Sale.

FHNHE subscriber offers for sale his valuable pro-
. Il perty, situate on the Mouongahcla rivera
The mouth Of Booths Creek, 4 miles South of
Morgantown, on the Fairmont pike, consisting Of
About 60 Acres Of land,
on which erected good frame Store House,
measuring 20 by 60 feet, with cellar and other
convcniences; also frame Mansion House, two
stories high, with kitchen and outbudings, and
stabing for II head horses. Also,
AN EXCELLENT SAW.MILL,
driven by the waters of Booths Creek, capable
Of saving 1000 feet Of lumber in day, by day
light; having a ralrald TO the river, by which
logs are hauled up and lumber delivered with
great case. The whole in good running order.
Having determined to change my residence,
will sell the above property altogether, or divide
ii so suit purchasers. Terms, which will be
sonablc, will be made known on application to
WIN. d. SMITH,
Sept. 10, lS55.-tf On the premises.