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No. Issued to.
1859 Oscar Engledow
IG75 Trustees Of Austin
College
1882 g III MOnsarrat & Co
1870 John Karner
l704 Daniel Carl
l7ss l7a wsoou
1913 John w Ports
ITO ! x Elliott
1907 Harriet George
1915 Miles 8 Bennett
1879 Nathaniel Rudder
1881 Levi Tyler, admir-
1893 Of w n Kelly
1893 Samuei Wildey
1859 George Sutherland
l8l J p Hennings
ls4i} 1877 Eoe'es
1874 Edmund Ballinger
lS52 J ID Logan
1856 q p Green
1855 David Ayres
1869 1'hOmes F James
1873 G SchiedIemantd
1850 J F Jewett
1897 F Emma
1899 PariIla Lee
1920 u W Gros. meyer
1872 Gilbert Johnson
1923 Robert Lusk
1929 Z w Cawthern
1850 W IN Cochran
1892 Fianci, Moore ir
207l Andrew Daley
@|2 isddn stewart
asss iSs Jew vleAsry
lsss asss Paul Bremond
IsW isT0 David q Burne,
2l06 nn,..,
1893 II r mcnaster
issss{ FP Gentry
GAS ,u,r,
623 . " fshef
Is6i Louisiana DAVIS
DOB Z FrOst
&SS Thomas Reed
@lB Harrison G. Bryant
2330 J 3 Mcdonald
D4D Arthur Gamer
0il J 2 Martchett
23fl Andrews g. Grover
2345&P p G Merritt
$3.50 w Pinkney
2330 J ID Giddings
2S54 J Crawford N
1853 A p Edsert0n
2159 Thomas Warner IL
2'63 George X Slstare
1854 Francis Brichta
2Sr2 Elizabeth Carter
1888 VIM Davis
2S7 Joseph TomlinsOn
2i90 Sneed B. Turner
100 VIM Kimbro
24OO II II Haynie
34Ol Il w Milhank
240 Catherine Allen
9405 Henry Khng
24l3 J w Lawrence
M.o stephen Smith
2$H A e Horton
2436 Elaphalet Easton
Pap Lemua BD1ckenson
7 2450 VIM II Thompson
2452 Il VIM Eddy
A7l J z Heron
A14 A b Hemphiil
2477 Aaron HaughtOn
2479 Heirs Of John Jones
S]oO " Joel Hid
54el /" Warren Abun
No2 " John l. Monks
As3 : @ {" Peter Aldrich
24sO NJ A Dooly
23oo George G Day cashiei
@Ol F Kennett T. Co
2SO3 John w Schrimof
2504 w c Blair
23l2 M ROrperttaiIle
29lS Henry B Brooks
25l4 Gabriel TunWslt
252o n 3 Morgan
2J29 FurbuI & Besn
1854 Sarah Newman
enoes of other classe~ Of a.
Texas cannot be specified b
au 0-dlstJapf
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EUa EUUNT VERNON.
nN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FARf
~ ROUND TEiP, 81; FROM eK

hLb bhhNDNIh 70 CEIN y I U6 49,
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves Washing
ton at and Alexandria at0k O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 3 \
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the coaches will leave theiI
residence with george Thomas Parker.
Refreshments On the boat.
ap2-u SAM'L 8EDNEY, Captain.
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As witness my hand and seal.
The following Is list OF the audited certificates

The following Is a lis,
still ou,sta ldingt
No. Zssued to.
8 T ID Tom , kins
l6 Bukmaa Garfield
81 John A Clifton
~ II X Muse
5S Il G Hobbs
81 ] De COrdOva
& John Birmingham
l35 Phinees De CoTdovj
l76 E Baldwin
l9l James Tjlghmaa
1872 Matthias Clark
200 sS' Ethso Earle
2s o Blineau
244 ] z Waie
6S Peters & Booth
35 Lott Hustled
404 3 Kingsley
427 J Pa -ksr, for EliEs
beth Parker, ex'x
437 Bened dict Bayley
AS Leander Beason
468 VIM Odlin
457 John w King
500 T B Webb
$40 A B Thu'mOld
543 ThOs w Marshali
trS David \ Kaufman
633 GeOrgs w Parker
GA CrNcheI6 81 Rave
sa 81 wm Flower
6J3 J A Smoson
659 VIM Il 6elsher
on VI II Williams
I0l Felix Riedsr
7Is 7Is RoSrr, Dale
773 VIM Jones
779 VIM Waikts
7P Dyer Pearl
3 2 fsaac l. Hill
$50 Hermo2an Brown
874 JOhn W Bower
o79 Jam - McMadeF
9ii Dyer Peal
9l5 May E len HedeI
berg
go ] Efis
9J2 Mrs Mary Belville
1910 AnsDn CTansOn
1919 r VI Forbes
lO45 James " Hogan
1913 Thomas l.indsay
l045 James l. Green
1877 Jesse Daniel
l04S ] b Daniel
1850 Charles VIncest
iSss 1859 eervaI'e
lO5e Willis Miliican
1859 ] ID Mllican
1852 John Davis
l0G5 VIM Barron
1919 w A Lockbdrt
1880 K Morton
ll35 James KAlaIn
llS - II Taylor
lAl YDungs Coleman
l24e Robert McNuIt
1919 Shn w Cloud, pt
att'yJ II RaymOn
1881 z De Pom ois
1850 Z p Green
l975 G w Sinks q J
Shaw
1897 J,aIn Ke1drick
1895 samuel Hdien
1900 John Johnson
1901 Susan MassieI
1852 Thomas ii Forrest
1888 B X Warner
l4a3 William Freis
1924 G W Osborne
las John A Rstherford q
l27 Cornelius VannOy
l42o Joseph bates
1873 Ann B Reese
ISIS Lumbard Nuns
1871 JC Moore
ISIS John James
1854 K Il Douglas
1870 g NJ Fish
l5N VIM Kerr
1880 James A Moody
1881 r BicEord
1912 John L.amer
1915 John Cameron
1879 John ID Taylor
1924 Levi Mercer
1925 Eli Mcrcer
| The outstanding evi,
debt of the republic OF
II All.
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Form a,

Know all persons by these presents that -
- has rHlea Led. and h"reby releases, the United
a'es OF Am rica from all further liability or cfaAn
ior the payment OF certificate or evaence OF d, bt
number -, for the sum of g. issued by
ine late republic OF Texas, (or by the authorities OF
me state OF Texas, a the case may BEL and re-
deemed BY the United S'aies ccsrdance with the
provisions Of si a.; of Congress entitled "An act To
Prov tor sr payment OF such creditor. of the late
repuoic OF Texas A. are coHprehenied in the act Of
Congress Of Septesnber nine, eighteen hundred and
ffy," approved the 2Sth day of February, 1865 and
an act Of the tate OF Texas, approved the LIST of
February, 1856.
As witness my hand aad seal,
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sett, 10 volumes will be sold at a bargain.
Also, Dunglison's Medical Dictionary
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Il. u. APPLETON, ND,
HOHOEOPATRIC PHYSICIAN.
No. 81 Missouri avenue, between Sd and * sts
Gov H-5tS
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Wholesale gent for the Southern States
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MELODEONS from Si5 TO S25J,
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Secretary ofths Treasury, the chief thereof
In the presence Of notary public, and be witnessed
bytas Assistant secrs'ay, or chief clerk AID nota
y, and be csSaaed by the notary under his nota
rfdl seal; but when the holders >sire TO make ,bs
a'sisamen and execute the releases out Of the CITY
'hinston, II may be done in the presence of an
assisanttreasureS, collector or surveyor of the
customs, IN the presence Of nota " public, and be
witnessed by the collector or surveyor aud the no
tay public, and be certified by the netary under bis
nosral seal; andiftsere be no collector orsurvey.
or ofthe CUSTOMS at the place whcye the party re.
sdea, tbs assignment aud releases may be executed
before any court OF record Ia the presence Of fthe
Judge and cl TX thereof and be witnessed by them,
and certified by the clerk under his seal OF oface;
and II the holder be out OF the Uated States, the as
sisnmen; and releases may be executed before any
United Staesconsul, and be witnessed and certified
by him under bis consular seal. All persons exc
cuang such assignments 4 nj releases must also de.
clare, under oath, beforethe notary, clerk, or con
SUI. the may be, that they are the real own.
era oftas ,ettiacaes oshes evidences Of debt CT
that the same have been assigned TO them, bona
6ds fOr collection aud the notary, clerk, or consul
must Hciu4s the fast alton In their eer.
IN cte Acknowledgement.
II assisHel fur collection, or In pledge, the name
II the iaTty holding the beneficial or residuary In
''as, in the claim mus b. yta;el IN the affidavit
and rel, ass 70 the United States and release to
Texas must be duly executed by such party, to-
g'theS with The assignment and releases from the
person In whose favor settlement and payment Is
requested.
One or more audited certificates, or one or more
eviden0e OF the same character Of debt may b. in
Guided In the same assignment, releases, and afhds
Wit OF ownership, if each certificate is correctly de.
scrbed by number, date, amount, and name of the
original paYee. II should also appear whether the
certificates we're issued by the authorities Of the
state Of Texas, of the deb, OF the repub-
ic, or were issued by the republic of TeIas accord
ing TO the facts of each case.
The assignment to the United States may be made
IN common form the releases should be drawn &C
cordins to the forms subtoined-A and b.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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NOTICE TAI HOUsE.KEEPERs
No 367 Pa dcenue mo :67 Pa avsnxe
COME AND TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
- The finest stock Of Wines, Liquor, Fine
Teas, Cofees, Sugars, Chocolates, Cocoa, Cheese,
Fruits, Spices, English Sauces and Pickles.
ienutne Havana Se2ars, Rcu-h h and Ready To-
baceo, Holland Cucumbers, &c, &C,
JONAS LEVY,
nov6 opposite the National Hotel.
Z T. BON yOa-FOR THE LADIES, beau
- tifal beyond description. This work has no
rival Buyit, g. FERGUSON'S,
nor g. ie6 7ih street.
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10000 APPLE TREES

10000 APPLE TREES
NOR SALE.-20,C09 APPLE TREES, and
4years, Of The very best varieties, of large az
size, and very thrifty, can be had at the Val =
lev View Farm, near Georgetown, or at No IS
High street, q Georgetown.
Prices unusually low, as they must be sold
without reserve
oc 29-lm -. KING.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
MAGISTRATE.

MIR. Siegfried PLEASE announce that Col. r.
:. BANKERr, now Of Morgantown, will be sup
ported for Justice of the Peace by $3.50
April 10. Many Voters of this District
Mr.. Siogfried You will please announce TO
the voters of District No. Q, that EDWARD PRICE
is suitable man to Ill the seat OF Justice of
the Peace, as he is thoroughly acquainted with
the Constitution and Laws of Virginia.
BY request OF many voters, w. d.
April 10, 1866.
CHARLES III. BURGESS, JOHN RUDE, WIZ. Dos-
ALDsoN and III. s. CooMBs, Esq'rs., will be voted
for at The Spring Election for Justices of tho
Peace in District No. 3. Cheat Meek.
April IL, 1866.
Mr.. Editor,-Plcase announce DANIEL HAIL
us a candidate for Justice of The Peace in Dist.
No. i. April 10.
MIR. Edtor,-IsAAc POWELL will he Supported
at the May election for Justice of tho Peace in
District No. !. ZAP. l2] {. Many voisfs.
w 4 are authorized to announce CApEL HoL-
w LAND as n candidate for Justice of the
Peace IN District No. 1. April 10.
tNTE are authorized to announce THOMAS
w TARLEroN as a candidate for Justice of
the Peace in District No. ], at tho May election.
April 10, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
o.BITUA R Y J.

DIED,-At his residence near Morgantown,
Va, on Tuesday, April sth,, 1906, MI IONA
THAN PRENTlS, in thc 18th year ofbis age.
T Por tho last forty-six years Mr.. p. had been a
consistent and humble Christian. lie united
with the Congregational Church orBelpre Ohio.
!, in 1870 In 1924 he removed to the vicinity OF
! Morgantown, and united with the Presbytcr ian
Church, of which he was AN ornament until his
death. rpl ~ fNtrt}tf. {ffsJff II
Through these, years he has been, a burning
and shining light in the church, adjoining the
doctrine OF God his Saviour by holy walk and
conversation.
lilo was characterized by. an evenness of tenn
per. quiet cheerfulness and firm faith
Perhaps the most striking traits displayed in
his last sickness, we're bis cheerful resignn III
to the will ofGod and the brightness of his hope.
His disease was Of a complicated nature, and
his sufferings most intense, yet so far as the
writer knows, he was never heard to utter a
murmur. ,- s
When asked if the Saviour was precious, he
invariably answered yes,-Yss, indeed! and even
in the paroxisms of pain, whenever the name of
Jesus was mentioned, or some cheering pro mise
was read, his countcnancc would brighten, and
with his feeble voice he would repeat the words.
He was faithful in his family. The altar of
prayer was never abandoned until he was utter
ly unable TO perform its duties, and even when
too much cnfeebled to rise, he w oud gather his
family around his bedside, and there lead their
deyotions. sEt EEaE EfHN q
His end, as might be expected from such a
life, was perfect peace. His confidence in G od
never wavered his hope continued bright and
unclouded until he went to that land where
faith is turned to sight, hope to realization, and
love is made perfect in Jesus. II. w. b.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
DHED:

In Cassvillc, Monongalia county, on
the 28th ult., DAVID CRAWFORD, ESQ.
aged GO years.
At West Milford, Harrison county,
on the 9Th ut, Mrs. ALcINDA Y1RcIN-
IA HAnDwAY, in her 10Th year.
In Wayncsburg, Greene county, Pa.
on Sunday thc 9th inst, of consump-
ton, at the residence Of her father,
Jesse Lazcar, Esq, Mrs Lrcg J. SrE-
vENsoN, wife of Kenner q. Stevenson,
Esq. of Parkcrsburg, Va, in her 21st
year. The deceased was tho cherished
idol of fond parents, and the beloved
of many friends. She was amiablc in
disposition, intellectual, and of highly
cultivated mind, fitted to adorn an elo-
vatod circle in life but has been taken
away in the midst Of youthful bloom
and promise, VIC trust to ripcn in 10
her sphere,
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FER USE Sy2Es1
OF Valuable Land in Preston County.

PURSUANT to the provisions OF deed OF
Il trust executed by David Watson, in his lite
time, to the subscriber as Trustee, for tie usu
OF Samuel BcaIl, dated the 10Th day of NoyeIn-
Der, lSf9, and now Of record in the County
Court of Preston, will cell at public auction,
for cash, before the courthouse in Kingwood,
On Monday tie 12M dry Of May neat.
being a Court day,--Two Tracts oC X?nd in
said county, on the waters of Decker's Creek.
The first tract IL known as Watson's home farm,
on which he then hved. containing ninciy-thrco
acres, more or less. Tie other Tract adioirs
the iirst-namod tract, and IS known rs the State
Land, containing about siAty-Sx acres Of Land.
By reference TO said deed, Il more full dcscrIu.
ton Of said two tracts OF Land can DC obtain cd
The title is believed to be good, but vii! con
vcy such title is vested in me. this 22d DAY OF
February, 1856. JOHN p. BYRNE.
Feb 80 1885, Trustee.
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Dwelling House s. fine Young Orchard
TRUST SALE.

In pursuance of Trust executed TO nc,
as trustee, by John Jenkins to secure GER.
tam debts therein named, I will on The
Fourth Monday az ,APru ncst
in front Of the Court. House door, in Nor.
gantown proceed 10 sell all ,la, tract OF
land which the said John Jenkins now re-.
sides upon it being the same land that was
conveyed to said Jenkins by Dr. c. Dorsey
and wife, by deed recorded in the Clerks Of
lice OF lhe county Court of MonongOia couu
ty, in Book 20, Page 2J3 & d. TO which deed
reference is given for quantity of land and
further description of the same, for cash to
The highest. Selling as trustee, l will ouly
convey such title as is vested in me by said
trust Deed. u. FITCH
March 90, 1856 Trustee.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
TRUSTEES SALE,

b IN pursuance OF Il Decd Of Trust executed
10 me as Trustee on The 25ih day Of Decem.
Der, 1891, BY Caleb Trippet,, 10 secure Ger.
tam debts. therein named, J will, :. ...r. 4.
IN the fourth Monday IN this NonM,
in front of the Court house door in Morgan
town, in the comfy Of Mouo,rgalia, and STA to
OF Virginia, proceed 10 sell for Cash, 10 the
highest bidder, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, TO wit: One conveyed TO the said
iippet, by Edgar c. Wilson, containing
thrty five acres; one containing ihifiy-fivo
acres purchased OF George Crumer, agent for
Henry Schroeder; also thirty acres purchased
OF Evans & Thomas Pindollj likewise alIthe
interest the said Tfippeit has in and 10 any
Land IN The said county Of Mohongale. The
tile TO The above specified Land Is lhought
TO be good, bot selling as Trustee shall on
~ convey such title as is vested ia inc by
said Trust Deed. r :
ANTI 10 isks
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
American Meeting at Pleasant
Vallev Inn.

~.
at a meeting of the American par
tn of District No 1, Monongalia conn
~, held at the house of John Jones, on
Saturday, 18th April inst:
JOHN HOLLAND was called to
the chair, and JOHN JONES appointed
Secretary. .ca Na0&ss
james d. Reras stated the object Of
the meeting to be to ratify the nomina-
tions of WILLARD FILLMORE,. for
President, and ANDREW =. DONEL-
SON, for Vice President of the United
States; F 1
Whereupon the following resolutions,
offered by Mr.. Kerns, were unanimous
ly adopted: Il G u
Whcreas, The National Convention
of the American party which convened
in Philadelphia on the ed of February
last, nominated Willard Fillmore, of
New York, for President, and Andrew
Jackson Donelson, of Tennessee, for
Vice President of the United States !;
and, whereas, the said Convention a
dopted platform of principles for tho
government of the American party;
Therefore, Resolved, That we hail
with pleasure the nominations made
by said Convention, and that we will
use all honorable means to secure their
election.
Resolved, That Millard Fillmore was
our first choice for the Presidency in
him we have standard bearer who
has been tried and not found wanting,
one whose former administration was
Washington-likc."
Resolved, That in Andrew Jackson
Donelson wo recognise firm friend of
tho Union, q pure patriot, and enlight-
ened statesman--a worthy disciple Of
the hero of New Orleans. 2
| Resolved, That we heartily approve
of the platform of principles adopted
by the National Convention, believing
that said platform embraces sound ma
tional principles. such as national men
of all party ought to adopt.
Resolved, That the present embar-
rassment of the finances of our. State,
and the unprecedented high taxes is a
specimen of Locofocopolicy which rules
only to ruin our destiny.
Resolved, Thatwe regard the g a.
'nerican Union" published at Morgan
town, as an able, fearless and consist
cnt exponent Of Americanism and will
use our exertions to extend it's circula-
ton.
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be signed by the officers
and published in the American Union.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN HOLLAND, Pres't.
| JOHN JONES, iSec'y. ..
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LAND SALE.
Jacob Erwin, ct al,
VS.. -.s : In CHANCERI

Jacob Erwin, ct al, !
... vs.. ...-., In CHANCERY
William Crcss, ct al s.. ......
DURSUANT to the decree rendered in the
Il foregoing case at the Spring term of the
Circuit Court of Preston county, 1856, |, Gusta-
vus CresaP, special Commissioner appointed
in said case, will proceed to sell the land in the
brll and proceedings mentioned, at the front
door of the Court House in Kingwood, on the
l2M day IF May meat,
lit being Courtd0y) to the highest bidder, upon
II credit Of one two and threo years, tho purGha-
ser giving bond with approved security, bearing
interest from the dayof salo, aud lion retain
ed until the purchase money is paid. Said Land
is situate on the cast side OF Cheat river, about
mile from AIbrights Mill, upon which is erect
cd valuable stone Dwelling House aud other
Improvements. About 10 acres Of cleared Land
are in good condition for cultivation. Said
Land is also valuable for its timber and mine a Is
Stone Coal and Iron Ore, there being Furnace
in active operation adjoining said Lanu, on
Muddy Creek, Preston County, Virginia. Said
Land IS known as the Jacob CrcsS land, and will
be sold in Lots to suit purchasers, or all in one
lot; as may be deemed most advisablc,- there
being about 800 acres in all. The title is sup
posed to be good, but will only max 0 such Ii le
as is vested IN me as COMMISSIONER
e. CRESAP, Com missioner.
April IL, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19

Ray" HoLLowAY's PILLS possess
most astonishing powers in the cure ofGcneral
Debility. Copy OF a Letter from Henry Antorne
of Houston, Chicasaw, Mississi ppI, to Professor
Holloway,-'' Sir, l suffered for number of
years from weakness and general debility, and
was brought to DEATHS door by the same.
was told by those consulted, that there was no
hope of my recovery, when resolved to give
your pills trial. Upon using them for ubout
five weeks, my health was considerably I'M
proved, and at the expiration of two months ey-
cry symptom of my disorder disappeared.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
&" BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending April is, 1856.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER by
RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER,
66 South street, BowIy,s Wharf, Baltimore.

80 IVA IL " LIN Ni I'm
66 South street, Bowiy's Wharf Baltimore.
Apples,--SaIes at Sl,5o to So, so per Dbl.
Butter,--W G quote western at Halo cts; COM
mon roll II to IS; glades 30 TO "a prime 2Oa22
Bacon, quote shoulders SAP cts; sides ,9a l 0 I;
hams, plain, llal2; fancy, l2al5.
BeesWaX,--Sales at so cents per pound
Beans, --White s ,50a2 90; mixed 81, GOAL so.
Country Soap, I'VE quote at CAT C is per ID.
Glover seed,--Ss. 75a0,25 per bushel.
Cattle The offering on Thursday last was a.
bout 400 head, 800 of which were sold atS1 90
a$5,T5 on the hoof, equal to S9,O0ai 90 nett.
Corn I'VE quote yellow a, 46a54 cts; white,
45a52 cts. ~ ~
Dried Fruit Apples paired, l5aSl 90 -
impaired, 5oae2 et cts Peaches pared 3D. 81 GOA
$500; impaired $l,50al, rs per busheI
DeerskiDs, Sales at 16 to 20 cts. ..
Fiaxseed SALES at 81 ,S0al ,9Oper bushel
Flour,-We quote city mills a Sc 3d.; How
ard street at go. Notwithstanding the
depressing effect Of peace news, our marke /
has been quite active, although prices have
declined.
Furs,.-salcs of Rabbitat ia2 cts; n ed Fox ,62a
10; Muskrat, Sal0; Mink ,50a75; Coon and Grey
Fox, l5a20; otter, Sla3.
Ginseng mo demand quoted at40 cts
siogs,-Livo $S,25aS,5 80.
Eard,--In barrels Ga 0 cts. in kegs IOaI1.
Oats, maryland oats 30a3l cts; Western Viz
ginia and Pennsylvania, 96a39 cts. per bushel
Rye,--Maryland sells at S4aS5 cents. Western
Virginia and Penn'a. 90a9l cts. per busbel
Snake-root,--Sen sells at 60a70 cts.
Fail0w Sales at Hale cts. per pound.
Wool, --Unwashed at 1920 cts, washed 2Sa30.
Wheat, I'VE quote Inferior to good reds 5 80
al,55; good prime 165al60; inferior to good
white, Sl,60a1 10; good to prime, s ,s0al 90.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-19
M A RRIED.

At Weston, Lewis county, Va, on
Tuesday morning, April 9Th, by Rev.
Samuel Clawson, Mr.. GEoRGE DANsER
to Miss SARAm A. DAuenERTy, daugh-
ter of Henry Daugherty, Esq, for
mcrly of Morgantown.
On tho 10th inst, by Rev. - Nc
Cormick, Mr.. JACOB JACOBS, to Miss
MARY STEEL, all of Monongalia CO.