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NOR RENT OR LEASE-A NEW, WELL.
K finished two story Frame House, with about
half an acre Of ground attached to IL, enclosed by
a substantial fence, situated on L street, between
ID and AZ, Island. To responsible tenant the
rent will be moderate. Apply at the Grocery Store
OF r B. Clarke, Esq, corner Of x and NJ streets
or at 2il F street north, near 1ith.
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INSTRUCTION IN OPERATIC, GLEE,
AND BALLAD MUSIC.

II L. SCHEEL, Instructor In Vocal and Piano
40 Music, would inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he will commence giving q
course Oh Lessons in the above named bionches
The classes will practice In Quartetts Tries, De-
etts, Solos and Choiuses.
Private instruction viii be given to each pupil,
as may be needed.
Ladies and gentlemen who feel inclined to join
said Class will please ave their names at his
idence on nth street, between + and 6, and when
a sufficient number shall have been obtained az
engagements as to time and place will be made.
Terms 80 per series Of ~ lessons.
The exercises will be assisted by an able Pianist
or an Orchestra if necessary.
N B.-Early application is desired.
an 2S--pQ1n
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GEOGRAPHICAL classical AND SAcRED)
ESIGNA:-l am composed Of q letters
My IL, 4, rs, 2, is a district in Arabia.
My 8, II, is is country in Asia.
My a, Is, u, 81, is river in Persia.
My 20, Is, IS, 3, %, 2, Is, 2, is a town in
Judah.
My %, 3, 20, is, Z, A. %, is a lake in Hell.
vetia
My s, 10, 81, Is, 16, IL, %, is an island in
the Rgean sea.
Ny 3, 20, 10, IS, 10, 81, 3, Is, is a town in
Macedonia.
My 1, %, II, Is, %, is district in Mysia.
My III, 3 9, 81, q, 81, 4, 20, is town In
Mysia.
My 20, II, %, 3, 6, il a river in Dan.
My IL, 3, 6, 8, Is, 2, is town in judah.
Ny Is, q, IA, 81, Z, A, 20, is town in Ve-
Meta.
My whole has been the subject, Of late, of
some communications in the Star.
MATTE.
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Application for Fort Monroe for the Norfolk
Sufferers.

BALTIMORE, Sept. A committee Of citi-
zcns, headed by DIR. John McCabe passed
through this city en- route for Washington to
ask the President to grant permission to remove
the remainder of the citizens to Fort Monroe.
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HEAVY Loss.-We regret to hear that our
friend Snyder, of Congress Hall, lost, this
morning, (by deathl his celebrated trOtting
ga Republican.
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sTEwARr,s sKYLIGHr GALLERY.

nAGUERREOTYPES taken for so cents and
~ upwards and fitted IN splendid cases. We
have the finest light in the city, which for soft-
ness and distribution Of shade Is not surpassed II
equel,ed i'm the United States
We invite all who want good Pictures 20 call
al 39t Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
over nj. w. Calf Bros Jewelry Store.
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Rumored Railroad Accident.

New York, Sept. 4.-Ths stonington mail
boat due here this morning had not arrived at
liz a. m. 1t is reported there has been an &C
cident on the Stonington railroad.
lsEcoSD DISPATCH.
Providence, Sept. 4--The New York train,
via the Stoningt,n railroad, was thrown of
the track last night when near Kingston, in
consequence of the breaking Of an axle. Sew
eral persons in the second class cars were in
jured, but no others.
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gyman, restored to health in a few days, after
many years Of great nervous suffering, is anxious
to make known the means Of cure. win send
(free) the prescriptions used. Direct Rev. JOHN
NJ. DAGNALL, 50 Fulton street., Brooklyn, N Y.
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WArcH RETURNS Walter True, profanity !;
fine and costs. Patrick MeKenny, drunk dis
missed, james Bly,, profanity ; fine and costs.
Rachael Mangell, do; dismissed.
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THEANswEE.-Severalc correspondents writ,
Us that the answer to the Enigma in Fridsy'
Star is 81 No such word as fail
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COPARTNERSHIP.

TTvHE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
IL partnership under the nane and style OF
HARTLY Il BRO, for the purpose Of trsnsact-
ing Flour and General Cammissioa basiness, ~
lOf Water street, Georgetown.
n b. HARTLEY,
a. Il. u. hartley.
GKoRsxrowk, d. c., August, 1855.
gu 9--lm&'
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R0BBIN AROUND,
- GRAVE OF UNCLE TRUE,

Dream OF Home, Hard Times, Good News, Do
They Miss Me at Home, You win Miss Me Then,
Home OF My Childhood, Dearly Do Love Thee,
Few Days, Jordan, and host Of other new and
popular pieces Jus, received at 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, near 10th st. JOHN r. ELLIS,
au "a - 80 = - -
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auc,ioneers.
GOOD BUSINESS STAND AT AUCTI0N

BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
u WIZ be sold on THURSDAY, the 9th Sep
TENDER, at O'Clock p. m, that valuable Lot on
the corner OF street north, Indiana avenue and
First street west, adjoining the four-story brick
travel TO and from the railroad depot the Capitol,
and City Hall. This location Tor business of a
ready money kind is better than any to be found
in Washington, for hotel stores refectory, board
ing, &c.
The sale will be positive, and the opportunity to
business man seldom t. be met with.
The Lot contains 800 feet, and fronts 135 feet
on the corner OF street, Indiana avenue and LIST
street.
Terms: 81 900 cash balance In 8, u, is and "a
months, and ) years.
GREEN & SCOTT,
AL 31-d Aucticneers.
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sep4-lt
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, en-
corner OF n and 2lst streets at Auction
On FRIDAY afternoon, September eth, at SIX
O'Clock. en- the premises, L shall sell Lot No 1, in
square no. %, fronting s. feet On north street,
At the corner of2lst street, running back IS feet
This Is a very handsomely located corner Iot.
In the Immediate vic nifty OF the Western mark
house, and is admirably adapted for business
stand.
Sale without reserve.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In 6, u, and
10 months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
sep4 Auctionea,
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ANSWER" Rover" sends the following in
answer to the enigma in yesterdays Star
sally Sunfower bright, all gilded with yellow,
nou poetize en'gmas TO puzzle fellow
But Yonr idea set forth in Yesterdays Star,
tear.
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NOR SALE-THE STOCK ANDFIXTURES
Il Of a Millinery Store on Pa. avenue for sale.
The Store and Dwelling for rent.
For further particulars enquire at this Office.
sep 4-Iw&
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NEW MUSIC received weekly at a0s Pa. ave.
" nue., near 10th st. ]. f. ELLIS.
au2l
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SlBRELLAS, BASKETS, Engravings, Per-
y fumery, &c, at ELLlS'S, SOS Penn. avenue,
near 10th ST. su 21-
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RoARDING-MRS.D UvALL, No. asr Penn
10 sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she wiz rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also ac-
commodate six or eight table boarders.
Nv 3U-d
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street,
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without beard. Every effort viii be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-u
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A LADY HAVING TAKEN THE PLEAS
IA ant and newly repaired dwelling on Tenth
street No. ATS, between ID and Z, will be pleased
10 receive one family, or several gentlemen, on
terms the most reasonable. The rooms are large
and handsomely furnished, and large yard at
tached TO the house for the exercise Of children
BelEg near the avenue, it Is most convenient FOR
table and transient boaIders.
au27-3w%
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A CAtsD.-The subscriber informs his friends
and the public that he is now able to attend to
his business. He can be found ai his old stalls,
always has done heretofore. The best of BEEF
always on hand. JNO. WALKER,
jy2 5-d Victualier.
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POTOMAC PAVILION.

POTOMAC PAVILION.
VItHE Proprietor respectfully informs the public
Il that the Pavilion will be kept open dur A
Ing the running Of the Potomac Steamers. ts:M
There are many families here who intend Zx.&6
to remain thFoug bout September and he hopes that
Others may unite to enjoy the nne bath and good
fishing. w. w. DIX.
PINRY PoIST, Aug. 25, 1855. au27
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A desirable three
l. story Brick Honse, with passage, back build
ings and good yard suitable for store and dwell
ing. For further Information esquire Of Mr..
Morgan. on the premises, between 18th and 18th
streets Pennsylvania ave, Jacob Brodbeck, VIII
liam Tanning. Agent. au 29-et
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT-THE BRICK DWELLING on
l. the corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Ninth
street. Itcontains ten rooms and has been recent
ly painted throughout Attached Is large ward,
in which is a pump Of excellent water. Posses
sion given on the 18th inst. Terms, S409 per an
n I'm. Apply at No. 7, Fowler's Building, 9TH st.
sep 4-eotf
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WANTS.

VHJANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w situation as nurse, or TO do chamberwork
and sewing. Address ''S NJ NJ }" at this office.
sep Ala
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nor ENT IA TWO-STOHY BRICK
l. House, on 10Th street, between ID and Z, next
az toin ing the residence OF Peter Force ESQ
Also, Office Rooms No S, 6, and Z, on second
iOor. and d large room on third foor at Column
bia Place, cIrner Louisiana avenue and 9TH street.
Apply TO J. j. MILLER, Agent,
al 2J-ec9w Columbia Place
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NOR RENT-A TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
l. Brick House, on ii ST. between 18th and 18Th
containing eight rooms and cellar, Is for rent
Apply to J. w. BARKER, on H street. next 10
Lutheran Church. au 2S-tf
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BOARDING.

Mrs. MADDOX'S BOARDING HOUSE.
Ih No. 214k street, near c, tcest side,
is prepared to accommodate permanent, transient
or table boarders. Residence near the Avenue
Capitol, City Hall ard the principal hotels. Gen.
tleInen can have rooms with or without board A
large front room for rent, suitable for an office.
au 29-lW&
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NOTICE.-k TAVERN TO LET-ONE OF
IL the best stands on Pennsylvania avenue, and
now doing good business, Is offered for rent, the
fixtures and Furniture for sale. The house will
be rented low to good tenant A rare chance is
offered to any one wa1ting to go into such bust
ness. Possession will be given at any time when
desired. For further information address "J
McG, - at this office au2Lawx
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TOR RENT--A desirable Dwelling House on
Il 9th street, between u and T., being near Penn
avenue. II is lighted by gas and heated by fur
mace. The house is In good order, has a bath
room and all the convenience for comfort. Pos
session can be had about the middle Of Noven-
Der. For further particulars apply to THOMAS
PARKER, opposite Browns IIctel.
L S.-Any person renting Ice house, II they pre-
fer, purchase he Furniture at fair valuation
which Is new and in good order, only being used
In the house a short time. au 20-eo1m
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SPORTsMEN should not fail to look at the
beautiful stock of fowling and fishing appara
avenue, nearly opposite Browns, have lately
received from the North. Flattering ourseif
that we are not little Of a connoisseur in such
matters, we confess that we never before saw
so complete and interesting an assortment of
choice implements for sport on land and water
in city of the size eff Washington. Much of
it was very recently imported, and it embraces
specimens of all the latest improvements for
fishing and towing which have turned out to
be worth adoption.
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Mr.. JOHN L. WRIGHT, one of the assistants
of the Docrkeeper Of the United States House
Of Representatives, is said to have been IN
ceasing in his exertions at Burlington, New
Jersey, to those who were there recently
wounded by the accident on the Camden and
Amboy railroad.
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COMPLAINTS OF THE POLICE.-We are re
quested by several police officers to inquire
by what authority the commissioners Of the
Asylum turn prisoners out of the Penitentiary
department. They contend that it is useless
to impose the expense on the corporation of
conveying the prise ners to the work house if
they are t. be discharged the next day. This
course tends to destroy the energy of the po-
lice officers, an evidence Of which might be
seen at the guard house this morning, where
prisoners who might have been committed
were dismissed by the magistrate Where the
commissioners got the authority is a mystery
to the police. -
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ARRESTS, &c.-William Shepherd was ar
rested and taken before Justice Bates, and ac-
cused Of attempting to pick a gentleman's
pocket at the railroad station. Though the
circumstances were suspicious, there was no
evidence sufficient to justify commitment,
and lie was discharged.
Daniel Cornelly was arrested yesterday for
an assault and battery on Augustus Bose. lie
was held to bail for his appearance at the
criminal court by Justice Bates.
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Mrs. BoYcE.-We heard, several days ago,
that this lady had died of the injuries received
by her in consequence of the resent Camden
and Amboy railroad accident; bat it is now
our happiness to state, on information which
We believe to be reliable, that she is in fair
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o9a ACRES. OF LAND
FOR SALE.

yTHE undersigned has 9 valued ifa Is.
!, Of Land he wishes TO sell, situated o y
The middle fork Of the upper tss K ,S,sa =,
Big Sandy creek q Elk so hi asYas A ,s;,h be-.
s ,,.. On a aid 90 acres improved The soil
i y ls,,i s psedueing exuberan crops Of both
Is s,a ,u,' and grass, viii an extensive ,angefot
s s1och sround il. Ills well watsJsa ,in ..
iSo good spriass. and efees passing i ass,
il. The hills abohnd with Goa, q !hs g gss.
.",,all,y. and the climate is salubtIous. las
l ,s,ms II sals will be made known TO indi.
s s,s wishing loputchsse after they have Y,
sean II: but we assure all such that this land
e icy ebespei han any other il Western Viz.
sinia, and the lille good The land will BE- :.
shown 10 any one who may wish 70 O.. se e y
SW''TR itH resting thereon, For further
information address the subscriber, at New ss'E
calirorhin. jackson county. Va. 80
Oc,ober.ll. JOSEPH A.rWR6HT.
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. TA PEN TsIBLE.p

A entitled NTED to sell new work
nv. or the pLEss ,ism, Popery and Christian
n Inc History Az Open BInLE, = as shown
q, our Saviour 10 itianity, from the time Of
Miner. With h fent day, by Vincent W.
Of Of RoSlE,S HOST Nc latest Developments
hihi,ed in ysri@,s to the BIBLE, as eS-
nose Of tic 6ssurdA the world, and an ex-
cant ON, and the idol ,ie imr,aenla'e coii.
sin Mary, by Rev. generation of the Viz.
sThe Jesuiis "Chuk g, D. D., author OF
The author Of this VOL state,n &c, Se.T
edged to be the most d Berg, is dcknewl-
in he country: those wker on Romanlsm
sions with Archbishop HUI read his discus
rance Of this fact. tliheed no assa'
Agents will find this N :,
published il is a large l2Ealenble BOOK o !.
hundred and thirty pages Numc, o. ioa'
merous engiayinss, beautiful ed with n R.
bound, and soldat 81 % ped aessanilaiiy
specimen copies sent BY ).
any mart Of the United States, qst paie, =
above price. Send for a eopypto' INC ~
Yourselves. Address J. w Nudge ioi
publisher, As North Fourth sIeehhf,
May 26, 1856. siPa's
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items of seems, &c.

III is said General james Irwin has
given two bundled and ffiy attesoflanl
inCcpter county, Penn, to,he Agricn.
taral Society ofthe State, for q Far
ltsrner's High School.
The Buffalo Democracy speaks in
! terms ofglowing ulogy ofLoring Pierce
+ who tas during the forty years he has
seryedin,hst capacity, buried trtntg s'a
thou,ana persons in the several Cemete'
ries oflhe city.
II The Cleveland Express says that an
Monday of last week Judge Fnnte sus
tanned the decision tina, the passing Of
conulerfeitban billsofotherS'a,es, less
than ten dollars. is no offense against
the laws oflhels,ase. 81
In London, recently, alady highly
connected, was caught in the act Of
stealing handkerchiefs from the coun-
ter If store, and was Immediately ar.
re.ted aud fined IS 900, which was Civ.
en- and she was sesat liberty.
A legacy amounting to $4,000 has
been bequealhel by Mr.. w. Vosper,
formerly. draper, Of Devpnrart, Eng
land. hut late barrister at law, Of Ply
mouth, fur ihepromotion ofthe Morav'
an missions.
Dir Mclean. of Franklincounty, Mo.
has offered all his slaves, in number,
TO the Missouri Colonization Society =
He agrees to pay all expenses and pro-
vide forthem some time after their arri'
yalinLiberia.
Kansas Legis'ature.-1tissl STATED that
must ofthe members ofthe Kansas Leg
stature recently assembled in secret
session at Wes,port. Mo-, and fully or
ganizsdby chnosing dfficsrs. It is far.
thor stated that they manifested strong
disposition to set The q Governor at def
auce, aud 10 legislale rather indepen-
DENLY.
CAo'era al Ne,o Or7rans-The New
I Orleans ,apers of the 26th ult. REGARD
ssvsral ye eI sudden deaths fiom chole.
ra. Nous. GODDARD, the celebrated ae-
rnnapt, who %as alive and well on the
night Of the 25,h, was a corpse The next
morning. Hugh Grant, The well known :.
engineer, and city surveyor, also died
after few hours Illness
~ tpoo, TIE gno, crop oethe West
!. nowheing prepared for market. The
Gnsrnssv i0h;s| Times learns from It's
axahsnsss mi w6ol mowers tina, this
,.a.s,. Sin sill be eopal 10 hose Of ms,
wears, and that tie tpifce per phuhu
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n THE AMERICAN UNION,
7RoRoUGH ORDINANCE.

Ara mselit,g Of the Board OF Trustees !. o. :,
~ potansb q Morsaniown, held on he 6! u
day Of June, 1853, At the AN, ,yas
said Borough, the following Ordinance was
passed. ~ w - 4, I, ,h.,poo,d
n asA mn in the said Borough fifty Notices,
informing lhe citizens tia, all obsta9e'lols
!" ,' ',hs streets AMI sidewalks, ,osether WIN
coal ashes thrown into said streets, VI upon wv.
The sidewalks, aud all lumber, posts, s'on :;
WAGONS. carts, sc. &C., must De lsmose l,
m;,b;n al, DAYS from The posting OIL Tue sai !,
No,ires; and il the same are mol Iemo ,,,s
..;,s;n ,bs lime required, according 70 shls
bn',,;oance Ills Ordered that the Town s !,
eaant shall have The same remover s', Nv.
expense Of The owner or occupiet o. .ne t ,hs
ner,y where the same was located, o. ., ", Lis
p ps,son or persons putting the same wilhll
ihs limits Of said Borough, which expenses !
sn G incurred By the Ordinance aiotesaidi shs y
s ~ failure Of The person or persons emu
Ia nav me same, be recovered ~ SUI
before any Justice Of The Peace, ss y s.,ns
lwith the costs Of suit allthalls sa w. s' Rs
whi,h s,,it shall be in the name OF l1ie Nv ~
! rough oiiMo'gan'own. . 4
Ills further Ordered, thatthe rosa,'pSs s AZ "
,npS,isbiis Of said Ordinance Shall ee IN
I. same a. a personal service. ~,
hi. further Ordered, that the said , ora
nance shall no, include Lumber aud @ 4!
], ras for BUILDING purposes where building
i ,ta's w. -, .o,,,mencei and not completed
but ibis shall only apply to such eases a'''
/. o reasonable time .la Z, |,
Ordered, That the FOREGOING Ordinance
published 10 the Monongalia Mirror.
I. r. FITCH, Secretary.
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public Sale Of Lots.
PUBLIC SALE.

NV ,;rtpe Of. a Decree Of the Circuit con It OF
X slononeal county, rendered at the Spring
Term thereof, 1855, in the case Of Jacob Made sef,
r,,s heirs AGAINST Jacob Aadera's heirs, shall,
fFl7 ON the asth day Of May.
ih.;,, cop,,.day, \ sell to the highest bidder, att
nublic auction, on the public ground pe.ose .ao
Court House in Mgnorga, .h sbu IN.
sob Maaetalately died seized, situated on Water
S s,rse, in Morrantown, being the south halt OF
LOT No. 3, on The plot of said town. Also, an
~, nm, lot containing four and half acres, more
or mr. lass. in gross, near Morgantown. This sale
viii si Be- on credit OF one and two years will
interest from date, and the purshaser will be re-
aniIed to give bond with good security lss U! a'
pafehase money, and the title will be retained
until The purchase money Isl paid:
1"' w. T. WILEY, commi ss i'i
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Trust Sale of Valuable Land nd

II VIZ y y
10y Virtue of Deed of Trust execase .ss y ,s,S AN
b Trustee BY lssas c .eoss s sp a debts
thsrep named to 6. II. c. Allen, Esq, and Others
On tie 4th Monday IN Jane,inert lS9o'
n Eont Of tho Court House door IN MorgantoSyn,,
will proceed to sell, for Cash, to the hlsaes.
biSder.aII those Tracts or Parcels Of land,knowa
as tho Isaac Cooper Coal-Bank Lanas, uPg .,,s i
prr, o + which Join +. Cooper feslae .s,i .a,ns
tracts parcels q Land SAN aS - su asssr
80 to 40 Acres. For more Pnlas W ssl,l Trust
I,Ss L which recorded in tho Clerks once q,
pecS, Mns Conf Of Mononsalia county In Deed
aSo Sq So co. page 5ia rc ,tle 10 ssd Land
Is thought TO Be good but selling as trustee SIC hy
vii only n,l;,. sg pss3 ''S J.J.FlTch,
saia lt e.s ,Sss sl9 7i friistee.
Niuy ~Sft-7.--