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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

FRUITS Malsss fruits the Of arrival SO aJ but ne
ne cargo Ras reported days has been sold
Domestic Fruits active. Dried State Apples command 7c,
Southern Southern Peaches command FDl7c Wes ern
Apples have declined quote z5d - 25; Eastern
Greenng and Fall Pppin 81 l5d 81 50 An invoice OF New
TOW IL Pippins hand picked, sold for export a, So
FEA1HERs-Prme Western without change priccs
range from 81 a Sc. 10 quality. ,.
FLAX-A fr supply the market but the demand gnt
at lOid lie. for Jersey and l4c. for Dutch.
GkAIN-In there 10 doing but ~ decline oi
&C. ~ bush the private dispatches BY e steamer lDdisn are
more favorable the published accOuuts aud good feeling
NAV be- noted close the sales s bush Red Sou D.
EN- NJ 4Ud IL; 800 bush. mixed Southern at 81 IS;
200 bush Wlt. Michigan st 81 52d 81 So II 1J bush Wne
DO AT 5ltd 81 $500 bush. White Canadian al 81 5jd
$500 bush inferior Red Ohio 81 S7. and l5v bush
Rcd Illinois iod a. Rye isower aud il more plenty,
sale, Of geo bu sh new at g7dSSc fair demand
and not plenty sass for State 4d6c for Western and
ga frmer, and demand good for
and trade ssle Of 81 600 bush 6d sic for
65dt5 for mixed Western 67assc or southern aud
No err Yellow There 10 moderate business doing Cana
dian Peas 81 5d ~ 49, White Beans in good demand
s20&22 Barley In moderate request at 81 25 "
for niyed Two aud four .rUWed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
Dfsaasera. kc.

STEAasHIP MEXICO, from Galveston, at EewOresns 18th
fell in with lat 80 Of that day. the schooner before
ported of Ship Shoal In ten fsthoms water bottom up Ths
main attached nsns By the rssngthe schoone
the bottom ha~ser made fast TO the mast and th
mast pulled clear cut on the rigging and sent the sh
There danger coming with the schooner
$ everything Ia out of sight.
STEAAsBIP MOUNT SAVAGE hence Baltimore 22d, expe
Iiepced Sunday afternoon a. O'clock OF the Wolf Tn2
hueaIe accompanied with thunder and lightning rain and
hail Sustained no injury.
ACCOUNTS FROM MATAszAs Of the 9Th inst state that the
brig Susan Soue which sailed from that port the 6h with
cargo 25 casks moa.se bound Phadephs ashore
the following day the shoals Of the~Psytss II ws
sunled the vessel would be "A total loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
Philadelphia Markets.
SEPT. "a.

Co1ros from sales light. FLOUR still very dull aud no
shippers demand The asking price SO 81 for Stan
dard supeTfne. CoRs MEAL dull, at f3 81 RYE FLOUR
fTm but aniet at IS IS WHEAT not plenty but the
den and limited sale. ooo bush 81 s5d - for r to
good Red and 81 50 for White RYE steady, ut Soc Coks
her quiet 500 bush Yellow Southern brought 65doic
mostly the latter for Prime oars firm, At 5.c for
Southern firm the sales Of Sugar within the last
few days 500 hid Cuba and Porto Rico a. e9
time Prime Coffee 10 scarce and wanted Provisions
quiet. WHISKY scarce Jd3Sc for bb and c fJr hhis
SEEDS lower Clover is quoted Fsa SO 25 and Timothy
q q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
C.mArisr Cassle Market.
rr,-..s for Tlr NEx-YoRK TRisUSE BY GEORGE kert
R'P'''~ ~ WgokgSpAY sept. "a ls,o

hP''' WEoKEspIY, Sept a, ls,o
.,, - Cae 900 Be.ye. and SOS Stores, consisting
ofWcrkns Oxen, Cows and L. and years old a, ss6
PsIcrs-MNket Beef Exira So Inst a9Aiy,
81 So second quality sc soes7 third quality - Sas'
ordinary, - 50 "a. am s,H eis-s
SroREs-Nortine Oxen from >s' siV'' Wv
lArse quantity from Name - "a. -, = "A. Two wear.
Cows ASp CAlyls rOm 6 80 SO 80 Z" Wv i"0 '''-'
Old ssd425; Three year, cid, sSdtS -. a, en-
saEEp AND LAsss-jS!S ~ market friees u so'.,
- IS pa IS 81 eLch E1trz and Selections - e1e M
swNx-asN We.eru az market Prices, live weis1' 9tc.
% sI for old: dressed ste fot young saess ~ |
% -Ie: retail go lec = u. There better 'eehHt " Wv
po-t I'D a. N. market 10 no. well stocked
stats
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %! 1856

o.,,. Count, P.il q, sssa State Frhins tsSs %
80 80, W,kh Tub. h9z2be % ordinary "a.
!, p sooa Western lsc. y n comm's western '@i" -
CHEIsI-sGe.c. 10
L.Rp-ii!c =. A., "a ~ co.nt lslc.
sat. and Canada Esss b. Mas lsc-i y s"'J. .rc
Oto snS W,,t.rn do By HAri lie. By Count, ise
very scarce and bot lev coming IN , ,.ats. a, N
tJovTs- Alive s. a7sc. e pairs dressed if0iS:
Ci,et,rs s,csse . par die z D. Turkeys. Ioe' 40
alive Dgeh AaVs ''y. ~. 'l6ailc u MvrroS, Sc. y
y L.xs Sc e n. CALVES, sac n- roSN' "''sN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

bar CArrLEThe entire sales Of beef cattle amounted
head VI which sold at Torberts drove
yard
sHEEfTh market wei. supplied, and 5000 head were
dI osed Of from 81 e9 - S aud 80 Lambs worth
from S2 i5d IS IS y he1d and selling well al these prices
hoGsIL- entire sale OF Hoss amounted 20 SO head, al
plie,s rsnsius from 81 5d se y 100 p.
Cows CALyEs-Tbs max well supplied and
lio bead w.re readily sold from . 25d $50
10 had Hor.es arrived Torbers and sold az fair
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

s.eeh bsss Java has been in fair demsaS u s eTo
do mate Ellen Soyes sold TO the trade AZ ltlc
fesc have pired. -
ANpLES-.dA .dAlnAntine srn with fair INQUIRY, ,.o,
N Hco eoxes st d2se for Phenix Co.'S Niehseld c..
soe NHno1s eiy e~nds Plain Sperm command 40c Pst,n,
%, ~ m4la TNaw selling at lS6lTe.
se pest ,eek the receipts been large of pome.
M ~, me hs been equally and prizes whou,
70 note Ihe sock here s below o. last yesr
eSt me nc. sources Of apply during Winter win fully sup
~ ry eeneiensy htre hay be a. the close Of navigation The
sess have been large ~ 7s9 Ss for Anthraete Foresn h
ses ss sas Of ths arriving 70 order sales Of Liver
COfrEk-kew shesipsIs In nsoderate demand st stesay
'~esi A$s ~ @VSe-tLe inside 10 cults. yellow
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
Whalcrs.

Sailed from EdsaEovn lsh ship Lexington, Fisher rsse
Ce.Ied a. New Bedford 9sd bark LOuss HAiha~'y '' 70
cfe Ocean. uAS,,A
letter iom Capt Wood. Of barb Active Of New DsaN'
reports her ssa AIy With ~ bbls sperm su efuaSS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

RErlsgs uPoS BEtF CATrLE.-Our report thc in.
crease " receipts uf Beeyrs fi the the whole y
upou weekly average st ja2 bed and is head lees han
tie pr,yOns week
1le IpItc Il market to-day Is seq heal, which 10 s+
iuc.,s. Oh the which l7s fOI zach market
i,y ,t wear ard 592 decrease apon the number sd
NrdL,sgay. The Jfdruyes given below
ara nAn.e State wAeTv cattle rom The II sAes
me- oth,r than cattle brokers'" who sen or
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

OIL-CAKE-The supply 10 In Of the demand and the
market easier and unsettled Sales Of Tim Ooons Western
&ssd S4 as; Thick Round At $S26 ~ So mos las; ..le
Of Cfy Thin at fSs
PROV soNS-Tbe PORK market is again lows9, with less
doing the arrya light and the stock reduced closing
suet sales Of fsso bbs eisTds9 for Mess and ss ior
frmencuded in the sales 500 bbs Mess sellers option,
this week Becf quite and in fair request for
The trade sales Of $50 bbs at e6ds7 for Prime tsa
LOT Sounty hess % dt for repscked Ae.s, and tia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
ACCUMULATION:
Passeneers Arrived

stesmtap Wo.A@fsgn J,es Bys.<s ssd SestAa ~pssu-
and LADY Geo. TOnson, Ras A CrOasse, T. Moss Xls.
Bernard Misc Bessst Geo p.vs C. 0udet Capt. Brool.
BGEaby Mason, Rogers, Ars Burgess M aSd Gra Nanen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

$I2t1 fr TIra M.,s Prime Mes 'irely nominal -H
der.. B.ei Hans INACTIVE AZ <1id sG lG' he."H,
IA United demand sales 4 q hhd- 7.9sc r shouirt isa
po o94c fer Hans Lard steady. with Ur De a-1d AAi hta'
s:I.ysls; sales - So e6s sHi ~. a. lil q l4sc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
E~srksts. .CARrruLLr REPORTED FOR TaE TRlBssE.

WEDNESDAY, Sept a. 1855.
AsHEs-A firm msket for both kinds the demand fair
~ bbls 81 81 for Pots and 81 rs for Pearls the
soch Of 4s7 bbs Pots and 2i bbl Pearls ssestus
y steady ct 7c. cash.
BOOfS AND SHOES-We notice pretty brisk business
doing Southern and Western traders The assortment
49, IL III f,rnna nnnNa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prin
eipal articles of Farm Produce in the City Of New
York on Wednesday Sept "a:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

fOTATOFS And IJRN IFs-IhsFr is % III -
IN he prices Of P0Fao-s they isnE~ no
T. hll for Jluss M~rsrs Sweet -1-nuAal =
+ hbl oFJeIteys De'.ws IS, and Nirgnias IaTliP' "
Gnc nominal -, -,
RICE Is bee isy .c;ls- Ne -. Is a-4eA - :. -
prcss .taGs bstt,r. sseE oi 81 ies e. T'4 49,
y. including q !, ics. pl.r-" st - -, -. -.
SUGARS have ben even Ire slllsisdt 4 yry ~. Po
80 hnd. mostly C4ts - 9Q9.- inc4s.n- -
Foro R,o 6. 93c Rehael hru and r1'de'>'! -'e
81 our quosfiolE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

tinople
The Ottoman Government the proposition u the Dlse
and IEspeeors appointed examine the question, he's De-
cded giving considerable extension th. lighting Of the
cast The Le Of light houses 70 be will start from
Csps ss which fos the we,smmos poino The Isana Of
hhysue Le sneent Lesbos and extend CsRes ksn Boz
and KILL IN the Back Sea light house Of the h't .hA
viii be placed each Of The three pont Iae
fowns the Hat 81 the aud port hhis ss.o
sh.d since the 9Th May ssi: Point Of SeIe Bske Exc Sn
light hight house Of kouuels 1 the OF the bespao
fixed mite light sht house Of Anstos 81 the rnnnS
Of the bosplorus fixed eht, but VITA flashes
poi Temporary light, which 70 Be replaced eJ new sv
Ing hight OF the second class Isle of serpes Temporary n
which 70 BE- replaced BY revolving light Of the second
Dsrdsnees rcd Temporary light which VIII b. replaced ~
red lights paced psnd ulsy over the other
lesnt the Of the DsrdAnsles fash hEh eeJ
minute
Tie Island Of v,oa Turtle IsAnd TO the soathw s
Fee srou hs. srre reef 10 extcndnS Ave
miles from Ge land 1, quite dangerous being the rarA
Of yessels frJu San Francisco to sydneg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

FISfIDry Cod inues in good deInsn! nee further
sales of qun,sls IS s. IS Bank aud rJ SG
- George. Msterel steady and fr request sale.
bb. Sl2 for Medium No. Sc for No and f6 for No
Sealed Herring in good request steady Picked
are scarce and wanted at full prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

=
prices unsettled last sales there the spot ~ l9t
HIDES continue show buoyant feeling and active,
mostly arrive The cipher; saes Of bal
OF tie Phtnixs comprising 5Vc 600 Rio Grande
at Gle months invoice of upward Of 900 Rio rsnpico
arrive months rejecting damaged and bad
hides the balance Of the Senocas comprising 1914
Monte Ndcos &c, months; 5000 Porto Cabeo 10 arrive al
23!c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

BkICkS AND TILES-Hsfd Nofth KiveI are seIlls ~ %
9e< 50 Phladelphis Slgd 30 and Collsbursh Sso 10
reIeikn are quiet at former quotations Malt Tiles command
BEEswAx-Ameriean yellow I. without change saes In
nts st 74Gase.
COTTON-The market continues very 6rm Gales Of so
49, st our quotations. The stock 10 very light.
We quote
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
PhiIadelphia Catlc Market SEPT. "a.

The markets yesterday and to-day well supplied wit
all hnd OF stocks Tasy wtse disposed OF e follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

sALT-The market i sus'snei sui tie drrnand ia
sell. 27oO ,acks Ground - 87.c lS0 .scts AH,'.
{ %: lat sale & JEFFREY Dafccy's LrerT-o! Ne
al 81. Msr-Lsr. a. - . C1rseos a. t'' Aia iA
IsanGa T.c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
To Mariners,

BELL BuoY on DEEP HoLE Rock, oYT CorvIr visEyAas
zonts .ripss hs been removed rom hi. station aad In IL
stead Can Buoy OF the second class. (red and black horizontal
iron frame, vrmOunted BY hoopiron daymnk has been
placed near this oeL The bell Is eeysed ~ feet asoys TIE
and can be heard in ordinary weather about half mile Th
dsy,s ark foot inches IN di1%stsr and elevated feet
c. II. b. CALDWELL. Lighthouse Inspector. I'd Dist
Boston, Sept. 8, lass.
black Nun Buoy of third class numbered ha. been
placed the north end Of Nix. Mae Boston HArbOr In
lee, wafer al low tide The GLOWING n9snss bs.,ins z,
s.rIxs I,..d 5Es k1ns Island Head Lightly
red Nun Buoy OF the third cisss numbered TO- has been
i low tide sSsut % ihc. west Of the old wreck which
but feet of water OF Il at low tide The following nsssI
Buoy, H. w by W. w. Deer Island Point BesSon, n v.
black spar Buoy numbered hs. been placed % h,sh
low spring tides The following magnetic bearing. svsa;
Su,ne Lights, =. WI cspt'in'' Hill wis Bf'n'f'n'
Bstett. Rock Buoy has ben changed from No to No
By order Of the Lighthouse Board =, u c.,,w,rt
Lighthouse lnspeetor "a D'fet
EpersoGen REACH LIGHTHOUSE. Mana Lighthouse
and near the eastern End q Edsemosan Rsseh The
S ss S1 pn'sd r ss woSa S .n painted E
lantern will be painted black The Illuminating appsrias ~
ish Of The enter Of the sh sSoss he level Of the Sc.
be IS and the hight will b. visible good weather frontSs
si Wal be lighted the Frat time on the night Of February
AID vii b. kept banning during every night thereafter
Portland sept. IL, 1885.
Foe Ball AT PofST BONITA Morris HEAD SAN FRAscisco
BAY, CALIfokSfA-Notce IL hereby given that fos bell u
so pounds been placed the bluff In on Of the
Lgbthouse Tower, at Point Bonita The bell with the
ciDery frame building Ia front level with the
ground and will b. struck during sy and thick weather sI
blows az intervals Of seconds each followed BY Of ~
.eeond The bell is elevated 20 feet aboys the SEA To-
hng Of the FOG Gun will b. continued, usual un rthe,
notice. By order Of the Lighthouse Board,
HARTMAN BACHE,
h' T'p's5,shlssiI aAs IL Lrfnssrs Br n,. nna,
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. s, lass.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
AIAanx LaMl,cr Market,
voR TIE wgEK ENDING sErr. ~, 1850.
God .n.risilv for The NEw-yoRk TRIst

Boards and ScantIg arc AboH He wet
age Tor and equal TO hs sapments In saves a
other descriptions they are below the marx l.,
The receipts BY the canals for the "a YEA seP'e"'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

oMOSS-1he supply continues large sales Of 81 bales In can
Sc, cssh email sales OF 81 3dS.c.
NAVAL STORES-SPrts Turpentine 10 in moderoe de.
mand and prices In favor Of buyers but the high rates OF
freight check the transactions the ses include 40 bols on
Wharf &C. and small 4Sc Crude s steay
but the demand Is moderate Common Rosn remains quiet
the export demand being limited owing the hrmn-.s IN
ireht' sacs OF go bbl 81 65 $40 aaoa hne qualities
and and In moderate request sales of 100 bbs al ~
20 b Tar In small stock. and with moderate demand
prices rule steady. Pitch is unchanged
We ouof,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13
Lands for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale 5000 acres
OF land on the west fork Of Little Kanawha
now IN Calhoun county Va. in lots TO sui,
purchasers. This is fine tract of farming
lands. suitable for The pillow or grazing. AL
so 5000 acres in Monongalia & Preston
county OF mountain lands, at from one t.
three dollars per acre. .....
l6O acres IN Scott county, Iowa;
100 do in Delavan county, Iowa;
1896 do in Cerro Gorda county, Iowa;
l60 do in Macon county, Michigan
4l do par, of the Jas. Weaver land
miles North east Of Morgan
town;
80 do Part Of the Ridgway land OPP
posi,e Morgantown.
1SO do On sale near Cheat river
known as the jeremiah Still
well tract; price sis per acre.
IA TOWN LOTS in West Morgantown.
July 30, 1886. E. w. TOWER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13
NARROW ESCAPE.

On Saturday last, while a company
of men were thrashing for Peter Price,
residing in the Holland settlement, in
this county, Stephen johnson, one of
the company, narrowly escaped death
by being caught in the machine. lie
had on loose "threshing coat" which
caught on a spike in the tumbling shaft,
and instantly drew him around twice,
with the machine, when it was stopped
by the prompt and powerful efforts of
all hands present. Mr.. Johnson was
considerably stunned, and his left arm
was badly bruised. His escape from
instant death was almost miraculous.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

KNOW YE, That resposing confidence in
The skill, ability asd integrity OF Marshall NJ.
Dent, Esq, have, and do hereby appoint
hlmClerk OF !heClrcuitCoull OF, in aud ior. he
county OF MonongalIa, in the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, and within The twentieth Judi
cial Circuit of This State-to hold the said
office and TO discharge all the duties pertain
ing thereto, until his successor shall be duly
elected and installed into said office. This
appointment is made protempore to supply
the vacancy in said office. occasoned by the
death OF Col. George S. Ray, late Clerk of
said Court.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th
day Of August, 1856.
GEO. w. THOMPSON, Iseal.l
Judge Of the 20lh Judicial Circuit.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13
FRESH AND IMPORTANT
NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
WILLIAM III. sAnfsUIf.

Has just received from the East a large and
well assorted stock OF LADIES' SHOES, of
all sorts and sizes--aud an equally we'll as
sorted stock of Misses and Children's Shoes.
suitable sor the Fall Trode and adapted to
The demands Of this market. Having been
selected with great care and Dough, at low
who want goods in my line 10 call.
also still make to order Jadies' Shoes of
all descriptions. My work has been tried,
and speaks for itself Remember, also, that
sew up rips Of my shoes free Of charge, A
continuation Of patronage is respectfully So
iicited. will always be found at the Lit.
tie Brick, opposite the big Window" with
q determination 10 please.
w. H, sAMsELL.
Sept 18th, 1850.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13

bg~ Hon. VIM. G. Brown, Assist
ant Elector, filled Mr.. Clcmens's APP
polntment here on Tuesday last. His
speech was characterized by his usual
recklessness; as a specimen we state
that he charged the Civil War now ra-
glng in Kansas upon the Know No
things! He must suppose the people
OF Monongalia are heathens, destitute
OF intelligence and common sense
Ills long metre song, "Jacobins of
France" was sung with the variations.
The old line Wings, and conservative
Know Nothings, were bedizched with
ilattery after the most approved style,
and bescught to help elect Old Buck:
they, having defined their position, as
ageneral thing on the side of Fillmore
and the Union, refused to 'takeP
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13

Bsy" The democratic" luminaries
arc flinging their spite and spleen at
"AlrMAN 7. WILEY, Esq, since his
speech declaring in favor of Fillmore.
Had he gone for Buchanan their 10y
would have known no bounds. We are
credibly Informed that the Buccaneers
over in Pennsylvania, have got the
name of W. t. Wiley among the ora
tors for Buchanan, to 'Joor the Loco
toeos out to meetings to hear Clemens,
Montgomery, &c.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13

Reuben Morris, VS.. John S. Grnhnm's Admins
traitors and heirs.
Elisha NJ. hagans, vs. John 6. Graham, &c.
IN CfIANCERY.
Pursuant to the provisions ola Decree or,
Circuit Csurt of Pteston county rendered a, I've
The undersi9ned COMM move ""u 'it suits, we
the font door or Tho Cm WI T Hcn before
ON tbo first dav of tho cur" cur ''""se ih 'gwood
~ go, Of preston 'ctoocr term of tho Coun-
our. u Esf% valuable Tract Of LAND
containing o"/s 'cres, belonging to tho Estate
OF said Jno. s. Graham, decd. Said sale will no
upon credit of six, twslve, eighteen and TWEEN
y-iour months bearing interest from dny Of sale
purchaser executing bond with approved securi,
ty for purchase money. q.
JOHN a. OLLIE ..r
EDWARD C. BUNKER,
September 0, 1856. Commissioner
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13
WHY IS IT.?

That our paper, mailed for Laurel
Point, Blacksmith, Brandonville, Spring
Dale, Gainesville, and other Post Off
ces, are sometimes delayed from three
to fifteen days on the road, or at some
Post Office, when the Champaign Star
arrives at the same Offices fresh from
the press--through in time? There's
something rotten in Denmark
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13

ty now standing compact and firm, &
working tremendously and energetical-
ly, will win noble and soul.stirring
victory. We say victory, because we
have unwavering faith in justice and
the right. Let the course of these sell
fish deserters, then, only have the ef-
feet of stimulating us to renewed exer-
tons in behalf of our glorious candidate
the Constitution and the Union.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13
TRUST SALE
In Phillippi, Barbour County. Va.

DuRSuANT TO the provisions of "A Decd of
l. Trust executed to me Trustee, by Will
ham X, Hall for the benefit of William &. Brown
and John p. Byrne, Administrators of Charles
Ryan, deed. and John p. Byrne and Charles
ZInn, on the LIST day of July, 1851 II shall sell
IN The town OF Philippi, Barbour county, Va, on
the hrst day of the Circuit Court Of said county,
viz: on the 10th day of October, 1856, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following
property, viz:
One House and Lot in the town of
phililpPi, Barbour county, Va. adjoining lots of
william Il. Keys and John Baker, beng the
same lot on which said Hall resided At tho date
OF said Trust Also,
a Tract Of Land IN Preston county.
Va, containing about 10 acres, situated on the
waters oil Raccoon Creek, adjoining lands of
William Sampson, Job Magll's heirs a nd joseph
Mathews hers,-known as Land formerly be
longing to job Magill, son. Also, an undivided
nall OF ccrta in Tract Of Land in the county of
barbour, On the waters Of the Middle Fork con
tanning 1870 Acres, adjoining Lands of Henry
.. Middleton, Law d. Morral and others, it be-
ing the same Land which the said WIN. X Hall
ana Charles =. Morgan entered and for which
no patent has as yet Issued in consequence of a
caveat being entered against the issuing of the
grant or patent, and upon which suit lat the date
OF said trust) was pending in the Circuit Court
OF Barbour county, Va. Also,
THE tollowing Personal Propcytv :
Two C0'rs, one Cooking Store, fire BcdsteGdy,
ond necessary Bedding. one Bureau, one Bras,
CIoch, one CUPBOARD and Ware, two Tables, one
Copper hefie, and one lot of Jolner,s, Tools
Selling as Trustee ! shall make only such title
to the purchaser, for the real estate aforesaid
as Is vested III inc by virtue of said Trust Deed
August l6, 1856. 81 I'd
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MA- A writer in the champaign
Star OF to-day attributes to Ed. S.
oiegtried the utterance Of views and
prgudiccs against the peculiar insti-
sq'on OF this State, in a speech at
MOUNT Morris. Those who know the
speaker best will be best qualified to
Judge of the probable amount of truth
contained in such charge. Why he
y y made the target of a little petty ma
noe while absent from home, visiting
me anniversaries of Associations in
.v"g.m'a, in q ministerial capacity, is
not difficult to discern.
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NJ A r r lie D:

On Monday morning last, by Elder
q. +. G. Conn, Mr.. JAMES PEERY, of
this vicinity, to Miss MARGARET For
DYcE, of Morgantown.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. A. J. Os-
borne, Mr.. PHILIP SMITH, of Morgan
town, to Miss ELIZABETH BAIT, of this
vicinity.