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FRANCE. niEHa

.s "FNANtE. .e.' aH.N hHHA ~
The receiver gcnerapaof faxes .at
Anglers has suspended IN! conscL
quence of speculations on the Bourse
with q deficit in Ills accounts Of
400 .000fr.i i2r ,Uesaat~r& Ggg&RS" M
The Daily News, Paris correspong
dentwrites that the Governor of The
Bank OF France went to Compeiyne
on Tuesday prepared to ask the En-
pcror tor decree giving forced cur
rency to bank notes. 1T was not
likely that the request would be
T granted. d aig n, nagS Egu.a as,r
The bullion in thc Bank of Franco
was stated upon. reliable authority to-
have decreased 35, 900, 1000 of francs
since the last monthly returnsgs s5a
Ig1 I'allurcs were expected in Paris. lg
Gold was being taken from the
Bank of lrance for America l.a
| Accounts from the, departments
through which the river Allier flows
are very euntavorables The water
was tisihgsrapidly. e>r ,Llgan#i od3 -
The french three per cents closed
at 66f. S5c.o.i 10 tar1ag alyf aab3 sa.
gwva so 9aglspATN.s njjAv .aa,if saa.
The new cabinet was still1unor-
gani2ed. 5hgT5 gbaB nggi Gst .s Laa.
T. Admiral Armcaro continues to oc
cupyRthc post Of the head of the fu.
tnre2,mlnistry, but the business Of
the various departments was trans
acted by under Secretaries of State,
a despatch from Madrid saws that
tho. Cortcs was conyokcd forthe 30th
Iof October, but will not assemble till
the Both of December. .t. e. rea
LONDON, Saturday morning .-Thc
Paris correspondents. Of the Daily
News says that the overthrow of the
Turkish Cabinet had long been fore
seen, the late Cabinet having found
Iits financial difficulties beyond its
strength. ..urs. Iii ......'-........,
The Russian Legation at Ioheran
has offered the Persian diyision~of
/ the army Of the Caucasus TO dssist in
the pacifcation of khorasscn.
A serious collision has taken place
| at Frankfort between the sol dicrs
there of the different CORDS lit is
thought that several of the rcgi-
tments must be removed froal the
| city. '' ..' .|. .t#a. .-
The course dc Constantindplc, of
the l7th, states that the Divan is op-
posed to the Russian proposition rel
atlyo to the arrangements Of the
frontiers Of. Asia. ~ ...... ...
! The nomination Of Rcdschid Pacha
as Grand Vizicr, is hailed as a tri-
umph by the opponciits of tile Dan
tblan Principalities, and il is said
now, confidently, that the Porte will
be supported in his policy in the
PrincipaliticS by England and Aus
tria. s.aa.# ssSa... ...'. afs .a.r.-
a French despatch says that the
Porte persists in its claim 10 the Is
LAND OF Perrin, and refuses the offer
cd indemnify. . " ..a ID. i'n
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13
Finances of VIRGINIA,

ltappears from an official state
mcnt of the treasurer of Virginia
that, for the fiscal year ending the
30th OF September, there was Teceiv-
ed into the treasury the sum of ST.
829, lO4. This includes a balance OF
S73,372 on hand at the beginning of
the year The expenditures reach
ed 81 449, ,222, leaving balance on
the lst instant of 1919, ,971, of which
$37 124 is applicable to the credit of
the State, and $29l ,931 to the sink,
ing fund. @ -T.
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iowa Election.

! The 6KlA KlAcokult Times dem. } Of the
.24th publishes returns from 81 coun-
ties in loWagwhieh give Lowe (re-
pnblican) l0fimajority. ,aoiu0 =
( The returns for members the lcGis-
latprc thus far are: Democrats, 50.
rapublicanss1l; democratic majori-
ty,M This issoidemocratic gain of
15mem bers. at atsA .aEg iIr., ID.
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4 Thief Deferred by Prayer.

~ series o. papers on the "The Phe-
| nomena oiSCumual bile, Tin the Leis.
Mre H0nr, contains the ,aurobiography
of thief, who describes how be was
ONCE stopped by hearing sounds TO
which. no had been at one lime used.
IThree ofus-7thioves, onoWin'ors even.
ing, were marking lie premises Of a mai
who, we had heard, had something
worl'I taking, Intending aG;er midnight
to DO the job. IA we approached, how
ever, we head singing, and then tho
master of the house praying for his fam.
lily, the ncighbor hnod, and al mankiiid.-
| that sinners might be couveueG aud
turned from the evil of their ways. aud
made To know tho Savior, in whom
alone peace aud salvation can be found
ETC. saw that ny companons wcro
somewhat startled, bnt they tried To
turn il Oft. As for myself; | could not
shake off the Impression. . ! knew too
much to be easy, The Instructions
haH received, onh the prayers in which
| had omcc joined, all rushed tumy MUD
and made mevcry mi0etaGIo. said
-'I'et us 50 we have seen enough
."Bnt" said one, "we havn't been 10
the back Of the house. and have seon
nothing. Don't YOU iutoGd to come to
! night - ....,..... ...... '.'
81 said, suddenly No ! this Is not
place for { aud as was tho .leadn.
man, they said no more 0, .that had
not stiiLed the conviction orlla ,nutnonu
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How to Iiayea a Happy Home.

I w. tiH .rrA q i---- ,tts- stfsg sl EeEff' r
NThere's not, in all the human race, y Dal
"A creature who would set his face sfs,i
Against a peaceful dwelling place ~
Wherein his head to hide; s.s NO r
Not one in all Eve,s family, ~ Ia5f 4
aIowe'er so rich or poor he be, ~ "
Who feels not the felicity iat.g
. @t Ofa happy Preside; aa..a
vDc he of the nobility, r
Oh With star upon his breast,
Or middle-class gentiIity, .aa zst.s...
sy With wealth sufficient blcst, =.
Professional, or artisan, - \
Down to the poorest working man,
All love, since loving first began, ,...
f a bright and happy home.
Yet, to secure this lifc's best boon,
Some wed too late and come too soon,
And some before the honey moon
Is o'cr their error see;
For she, the belle of yesterday, p
Or he, the beau with whiskers grey,
Find out, instead ofblss, that they gsrE
sllaye wed to misery.
The wife will OF maintain hcr'right
To flaunt Mt ball or rout,
While the husband (poor unhappy wightp
SafNeeds nursing with the gout. .-..
fl It's monstrous absurdty, i.-
TO think eighteen and sixty-thrce
Can live in bliss and harmony,
.r Though grand may be their home.
To make paradise on Garth,
The pair should be of equal birth,
Each heart should know the othcr's worth,
And love, sincere and pure,
Should link them in its golden chain,
So true that come or loss or gain,
Should never find ii on the wane,
But through all change endure;
The wife should study TO obey '.
The wishes other lord,
While he her Kindness should rorny
In every act and word s
And herein lios the mystery, s5.as-t
The secret and the history "t fas f
Ofwhat tits truly Bliss to see. 10 % 20
a bright and happy home.
.rsaH-t a r. l.. .
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Tho Tongue.

Tho white fur ontbo tohguc attends
simple fever aud inflammation. Yellow.
ness of the tongue attend deraDge.
mcnt of The liver, and is common to
bilious and typhhs fcve,s. A tongue
wildly red on tho tip aud edge, or
down the centre OF overlhe whole sur.
face, attends inflammation Of the nueoas.
membrane of the stomach ~ bowels.
q white velvet tOugue attends mental
disease. q tongue red at tho lip, be.
coming brown, dry and glazed, attends
the typhus state. The description Of
symtonts might bc extended Infinitely,
taking in all tho ropthsiics aud oj.
liiuities Of mental and moral condition.
Tho tongue is a most expressive us
vel as Uhfuly member. - iSaicafjEg
dhlcricaa. #aaH .#
BE attentive to tho end as will ne In
lho bcgirnibg, and lleu you WI lInal fail
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13

The list Of vessels lost or partially
wrecked dttring the month of Octo-
Der, is q large one It comprises 1S
steamers, a. ships 80 barqucs, 27
brigs, and 70 sclioonefS; making d
total of 1879 vessels, the estimated
loss OH which is 81, ,2A6, 500.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13

MISSISSIPPI BANKS. A slrcwd &h6,-
cjng gentleman in New Orleans re-
qucstcd Col. Dick Nash, of Natchoz,
to telegraph him the condition OF
the banks in Mississippi, so that he
might, if possible, turn it to adyan-
tagc. The celebrated colonel sent
The following despatch to the aforc-
said iliquiring gentleman: '.. "" q. .
"T#o moro banks in Mississippi
gone down-tho bank at CARTHAGE
and the bank at Hard Times.
Cause.-The draw made upon them
by thc waters Of the Mississippi
river" ., ~. : -
We think this was a capital take
off. Thank Heaven, Mississippi is
not cursed with paper money - and
we hope she will never be. Dir poo-
pie are safe; let them re1hain So
N0tc1ea Free Tradcr. . '
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NEW JERSEY.

{ pIITLADELPnfA, Nov. 5.-Thc Dem
ocratS in New Jersey have elected G
Senators out of g. The Senate will
stand 10 Democrats to 6 opposition
and the House 35 Democrats to IS
opposition .... ,.,.. ,...... w.
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MtscoNsiN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.--,rho election
III this State has no doubt resulted
i'll the election of Randall, Republi.
can, Governorby by about 5 900 ma.
lorlty.. Tbcy have also a majority in
both branches Of Che legislature
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i wv DR. a. 6. MILLER,
PRACTITIONER oP
HomT0PABUiC MEDICINE,
II. - NJ - ~ H., ~ " s.g q ~

EESPEOTFUbLY tenJots his Professional
EsofScosto tho citizens II Mofgantowe and sor.
rounding county.
!. w oEFlCEin Hogans' frame bGil6ing, ncar
the corner of Walnut abd High streets second
doof above PGkonpaugh's Tailof Ship
! M2rsanio"n, Fcbfny 4; ts57.
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Millionaire.

What constitutes fortune With us
AMMAN who possesses capital of $780,.
600 is honored by the brevet title of
'NilllonaiIe.'ln England there are hun.
dledsl bpon hundreds of private gen.
llemen, each with 100000 per annum
who are looked down upon as only in.
differently we'll off, by magnates, with
hal + a county as their territory, aud a,rev-
enue of a prncipali,y for their iucom i.
We d. not allude to The MARQUIS of
of Westminster, with 50, 100000 a year,
or the Dukes Of Buccleugh, Portland,
Devonshire of Sutherland, each ofwhom
is nearly as wealthy.
The curious thing is. how little the
wealth of the Blitish middle classes is
made matter Of ostentatious. The 9th.
er'day MIR. Muntz, who had been mem.
ber Of Parliament, went to his long
home. He had been paientee of an
improved method for copper sheatbiuq
for ships, and was believed to be wealthy.
His manner of living, plain with all his
comforts, neverindicated vast wealth.
His will was proved fortnight ago,
aud the mere personality, which is Who'll.
ly Irrespective of Handed estates, amount.
ed To $3000000s He left $4,000 and
the uae Of his furnished house to his
widow $l25 900 to each of four sons:
$4,000 TO a son in New Zealand :
100000 to his daughter So 900 to his
brother (tbe eSecu,orO aud all The rest
according to the law aud fashion Of Ena
llsh primogen,ure, To his oldest son. =
Had.so wealthy man passed away from
us, lie wotild lave bseh duly adyeItis.
ed. in England a few lines, without
any glorilication, simply announced
How his property was disposed Of
There is ito surprise @hbtever at a
trodesman'S having realized, in addi.
ton to his other wealth, the sum Of So.
ooo.0O0 of personal PROPERTY s...
In England, tic ledst ostentalion is
displayed by the weathiest Some years
ago, friend Of ours dined at a private
house in Manchester, the cotton-opolis
Of England, aud among the half doz-
en- of whom the company we're corbpo.
5ed Is our friend man of let,oro. and
therefore poor--.bcing the being the best
dressed of the lot--one owned FIVE mil.
lions sterling two had three millions
each fourth had two millions; aud
the host omparatyely poor among such
millionaros, was worth about million.
Here were tel1 100000, or $40, ,0O0, 900
owned by five men, plain-spok en-, plain.
maunered and plainly a,tired.- Phiia.
Press. 5E..-
DccaPitation. =. An l,ishnau addicted
TO telling strange stories said he saw a
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Pennsylvania Election.

. The following are tho official re.
turns Of the election in Pennsylva-
MIA, for Governor, Canal Commits.
sioper, and Supreme Judges: '',o' sa
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NEW YORK

NEW York, Nov 5.-The Tribune
this morning comedies the defeat of
the Republicah ticket by from 10, 900
to 10000 votes. 1t says the Demo-
cratic vote is about the samc as at
last election, while 100000 persons
must have abstaired from voting. .ar
The Senate is probably Rcpubli-
can and the Housc Democratic.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13

The Tobacco crop Of the Kanawha
Valley, Va, has been gathered be-
fore particle Of frost made its ap-
pearance. The crop is snusually
large, and Of a superior quality.
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"ln this county there is d tie Bo.
tween ore American and Democratic
Candidate, which will have to bo de-
termined by a new election.
Vhc colntics yet to be heard from
were represented in the last Jfottsc as
follows: ssgs~T I'm ~
!, Am. Dem.
ST. Mary's ,.a.."..s..a..-- 2
tPNrles ",.r,,a,"9.."s."~-~ 2
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Sale Of Yaluab!eReal Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF a Deed Of Trust execn.
ted TO Tie undersigned ny William d. Smith
and wife, on the 23l day OF Jute, 1850, to
secure certain debts therein dtscrbedtro,
George w. Fairfax and eihers. i shall pro-,
trust. consisting .oi a TRACT OF, LAND.
consisting of SiXty, Acres more or less,
situate at the mouth OF Boolh's creek, in
Rlonongalia county; on which is erected a
valuable SAW MlLL,a good Stpre-fInrsc,
aid snnd,y DWELLING H0US.
Il.HfaiS ES, embracing mast oIlthe1town
lAEAEM of uHington,tson the FOurth
Monday i'm November next (that
being Court day) at public auciio'h to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, in front OF
the Court. house in Morganrown.
X, l.. BERKSHIRE, Trustee,
October %. 1857, .ekhssif = %A
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sF r7 n"arg y gs hat!,r8 sicers siT
Fsa ea sf8g baa ,a3ar7 grfssal
ats4 stia no nH .istt ~ &, \ u
&r91'' sfhNE t'g 7ti' Aas'S Sgr hus 81,
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VOL. s: NO 32I.is :..: ". ]: !: +. Il. : Y. !.
g}ng .AlnlR1EAN Dn1Dll ],

TERMS. 81. so In Advance, otherwise SO. 90
No. subscription received ,tqp shorter period;i
,hrp six montbsj aud no paper discontinued un-
il all arrearagcs are paid. 80 - w EtVs
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at usual rates:
Ono square, three weeks, i.00s mldc25 cents for
each additional lainspttion1i Yearly pdyortsc-
per contract. Candidates ahhorhcchcnts 50.
Printing Office OH Font street. corner oil
Court Alley. s-~t'ee -s.----a
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Eor Priuafe Sale,
A Farm of 262 AcresI

No less than 1850 acres cleared, With good
a.wciilng gnouse, 40 by 20 feet, and kitchen ad-
joining, all convenient and wen finished oIso
"a good house on another par of the farm, with
some 20 bearing applc.troes around it two
barns and other outbuldihgs. a good we'll OF
never falling water, and numerous sprinps-a
bhatd! FsE G4s r,as. ~ r-Irl 80
L This farm lies welI--is Eve miles southeast of
Morgantown, on tho pike leading to Beverly. -
The owner being u lone hand, is determined TO
Sboll, , and at fair price.
For particulars enquire at Tie Office Of tbiS
paper. June i2--tr.
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Hh e''0 ifV01r''SV 53'tEiIIVH1V SttTUS, tHc
q americans p1iccsa have 40 members out of
the ,toottiall,oof total Of "a, a majority Of G. In
dependent dof the 10 delegates from
Baltimorc,9 excluding (which, would
reduce the House to GA members, the
Americans have 3O.d Allowing them
Somerset, which two years ago gave
them over 200 majority, they will
have a1mJority of four without the
Baltimore, Delegation. ~ '.'He7
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LOUISIANA.

fNtW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-lrhc cleo
ton in this State has resulted in the
success of the Democratic state ticket
Miles Taylor, anti-Slidell Democrat
has been reelected to Congress. ~.
Also, George EuStis, American, in
the lst Congressional district. The
Legislature is Democratic. . ....
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E2HEA9 RTcTr"uNGr EfIF y. F1t7TT
tE9 - aa.bqsp resu hga d o.aa oH
ato8#3 nfir04 go - .Us'ariagas1o-
lo?3osHaar aaa' hl. aa gsaad f2Inut
---4 scr 3Ia FEc ga3 ,a5 nHn
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TWO SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND,

in said decree mentioned, or so much thereof as
may be necessary 10 satisfy the same upon n
credit of nine and eighteen months, the purcha-
ser giving bonds With security bearing interest
from the day of sale. Ono ofsaid tracts of land
contains about IG% acres, ard the other ~
acres, lying on the East side of tic Mdnonca-
hcld river, south of Morgantown, formerly be-
ionghgto John Travis, and by linn sold TO said
putnam. JOHN IT. FLEMING, sheriff.
n octobef27, 1851. ~ l23-,s.
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CMINERAb BANK Of Maryland .-..rbe
IfI Trustees Of the Bank, preparatory 20 n
distribution OF paSt Of its Essotte, at as estjy n
day ms practicable, request the note. holders 10
hle them with the Trustees, who will give them
certificate of The amount deposited by each.
@as entitled to distributiyc share ofthc asset,
:, poposltors are also requested 10 come 20 tho
Bank and have their Bank. Books and accounts
settled at once. ,5GEORGE A. pEARRE,
6f. JNO. BEALL, Trustees. q
Adams Express Co. will deliver notes, and
iako certificates.
4 Chnibefland, Md, oct. 8, 1871.
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DeeaPitation. An lrishmau addicted
TO telling strange stories said he saw a
man behcaded will, Isis hands tied bo.
hind him, who directly picked up bis
head and pat il on his shoulders in the
right place.
Tia, no. be' laughed bystander,
now conld he pick up his head when
his hands were tied behind him =
And sure. what fool ye s,c T. an
couldn't he pick il Up With lis teeth 2
To old Nick wild yer botbora,ion .
~---~.
Never do that 10 prosperity whereof
you may repent IN ad4efsftyf
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ELKcTToN III rnIrAno

CHICAGO, Nov. 4. AT the dountv
election yesterday, the Republicans
elected their entire ticket. Their
majority will probably reach 1,700.
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OHIO oEEicfA1. toalr.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.--Thc ofiicial
vote at the recent election in this
state stands Chase, 100, ,569; Payne,
l59,O65j Van Trump, 10, ,2O7. S"a'>
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FARM FOR SALE.

sale Ms FARM in Wood county, containing about
-FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, :.
situated II miles above Parkcrsburg, on the
stanton Turnpike, ard on both sides OF Walk
cr's crccki the Railroad runs through it,, bout
ono hundred acres are in cultivation, while the
rcsti well timbcred, about one hundred o { the
wood land is under fence. A tolcrabiy good
dwelling house, with other houses; uScIl OF ex-
cclcnt water, three orchards, with two other
teneinents, belong 10 the premtises.g Terms
inoder9te. For further particulars apply to the
undersigned on the promises.
THOMPSON C.iBYRD. 8
GPaTkersburg, Va, August 20, 1857, Bun
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NOVEMBER l3 1857. I.

~ 't'h t-H -" .hath 20 D#iai) .
SomeiSet.. -. .l...gg...1. 80. ...nai 4aTa IL! {
w oroester. ....!.... ....A ..... -~-o9 #a3 D
-"hh Hthi}Al2fail ta-1gihg4l 8
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-1hc Citi-
zcns' Bank resnmcd specie payments
to-day. There is considerable specie
coming in. Yesterday business was
much brighter. ,.. .., "
The steamer Black Warrior has
arrived. ..". 4.sa.." -..
A fire occurred at Brownsville,
Texas, on the night Of the 10th,
When 95 kegs Of glnpowder explo-
ded {; Killing four and iIjurifg several
others. Loss 5000, 600, @,
Wecani,ot fofbcr calling the at
tcntion Of our readers to the follow
ing brief but significant paragraph
from u London papor. '"Tho bank of
Pennsylvania has advised its London
correspondents thatromittanoeswou
be made with undisturbed rogulari-
ty" What does this mean? Does
it mean that the bank will continue
to pay its English debtors III specie
or it's equivalent, while it proffcrs
only deprecated paper to its domcs-
tic ones? Wah URi0R
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The counties still to be heard from,
which elect Senator'S this year, were
represented in the last Senate as fol-
lows: 5l sGa E. ... u... ,..... q.
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: TRACT OFLAND,

SS sl% and HOUSE aud LOTS, viz a
SSSlsjg n NY Tract of Land containing about 80
&c acres, lying in Preston, county,
peprtE yansyilIe. purchased by said CostoIo from
Wm, k.Hall, Also, House and two Lois in
Evansville. formerly occupied as a Tavern stand.
One OF said Lots purchased from Tut, aud The
other Known as the Walden Lot. 1@'
'.aVsa EDGARC. WILSON, Trustee. 81
O, Oct. 81, 1857 l23-ts.
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TIE TRACT OF LAND, a

in said decree mentioned, or so much thereof Is
may DO necessary 10 satisfy the same, upon
credit OF and Is months, tho purchaser giving
bonds with good security, bearing interest from
the day of sale,
Said Tract Of Land contains about 6CO acres,
and is situate on the waters Of Dhnkard creek
above West Warren, and is valuable grazing
Farm. .. EDGAR C. WILSON.
october 2f, 1907. Trustee.
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TIE LEGIsLATURE.

The returns, as far as received,
show the members elected to the Leg
islaturc to bc politically divided as
follows: -.. s# s<s Naal
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John +; ,lnskp and { case hy the Circuit Court
, w. +. inskfP. of Mopongalia county, /
viii sell, on the FOURTH MONDAY in mo-
VEMBER, 1857, at the Court House door in
Morgantown,
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TlUBIIC sALE.-pursusnt TO a Deed of,
Il Trust executed by samuel Costello & wife
to tho Trustees of the Monongalia Academy,
bearing date the Sth day of September in thc
ycarlS45, the undersigned will sell at public
sale before the Court House in Morgantown, on
tho FOURTH MONDAY in NovEMBER, 1857, to
the; hghestbH der for ready money, the follow
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AS the House already stands, I'll,

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