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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16
Eeaal Notices.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-SIMEOS 3
lNs CHfTTENDEN, WALTER 7. HATCH, Tlon.vltTI4ai
L. PIERCE Summons for money demand on ceaHs@ -
not ser To the defendant, above famed; Tea - -
summoned and required the compliant y. cr n
which will be flod In the Office Of the Clsrk Of W
County Of NewYcrt al the City Hall In she Cy sscc
on the subscribers at their oce. No. Ill Brosss -,
Cay Of New York within twenty AZ: s ss' q "a I
and II you Sail TO snver the said complaint ismssI
aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action VII s.ssssss ~
against you for the Of six bundled ana ~ ~ a. 4
lars and seveIty three oen with interest nstsS ksU
September 1857 besides the costs Of the sens1'-'
York Septen Der Is. 1857. - -, Atac<zSa
The com plant in above entitled scusn va vo,t e-
Office Of the Clerk Of the City ana Connty q NC"
,aiS on the lsrh day Of September, 1857. ~...sa
BARNEY, HUMPhREYk BUTLER, nsintiS' A"s
.Ia IaV6wFri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

OrFIcE OF THE MrcMeASiC.sTRAL RAILROAD
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Office up the 10th Of November ct NJ for loan OF
10 Ten Der cent on November H. which first inssmsn. the
Company will retain without Issuing Bonds therefor until
r@sssy f s1s ' pe1 cent Saaa Mach is
TENT Tent; FIVE sy. per per cent cent say s ss
For which the Company wi:.ue eight per cent ConysC
In order give the numerou, holders Of small amounts o. on
Bond. will be for Hundred Dollar. each remainder M
smaller bids 81 our Bona ds sdcthodes who are especially
making the proposals well the rate offered With these
eac ss 70 .' l sis bidders ''e ~ '
Of The & 81 sSnS G os G %
proper adjustn ent ofipterest
For the protection Of Bords and Of those maturing 10
franchises Company has been executed to NJ FORBES
prouiso that Sinking Fund shall be paid said Trustees
annually .u Gent to absorb the issue before maturity
be bought at under ten per cent at
the discretion Of the Trustees
the 10Th day Of November next 2, R IN the RS ss uO
parties nominated BY majority " i ssoo 81 sh1 pssd.n
ISAAC LrvrRmoSE. Treasurer.
EXTRACT FROM An ACT o. he Le2tHdtVe .nentyuni up
pyoeed Feb rs. 1855. :.
section The People the of Michigan enact. That
the Michigan Central R,rcad Company by vote of Direct
ors majority thereof increase its capital stock from
time aOuLt - cover the cost OF the
petion equipment operating keeping
oftbI road and its and lay down double
track for the same both within and without said State
and slso TO issue their bonds from which to debts In
cured or to incurred such In such and
such rates interest such Directors or majority thereof
may determine the said stock and bonds to sell and dispose
Of at such rates a. they can ard said Directors morty
thereof may approve and said Directors majority thereof
NAV under such regulations they may adopt confer on the
holders of the right 10 convert the principal due
thereon into the stock Of the Company
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ISAAC LIvERmoRE, Treasurer.
EXTRACT FROM An Act Of the Legislature Of Michigan APP
p,oted FEB 49, 1855 ~, .

MERcRAxTs' BANK. NewYor Sept Is 1857
TOLLECTIC NS.-NOtes, Checks, and all de-
" .nds received by this Bank for Collection payable In or
through Phsdelpha Baltimore other places IN whicn
specie may not Atured prior TO thu es
VIII upon advice Of be payment be paid for drafts Of the
MERCHANTS BANK upon its corresponding Banks N otne
PLACES payable in funds and this mode OF
viii continue until the resumption Of specie payments those
places No Notes Bills Checks payable IN or through those
PAGES will be received for collection except upon these
gone forward collection In those places can have an order
. ~. " A T. SiLLIMAN Cashier
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Albert II. NIcoLay. Aueticneer
OpEnIAT GAZE sc CLOCKS AVID RONDS.-

ALBERT II. EIcoLay. Auetioneer
SPECIAL SALE Of STOCKS AID BONDS:-
~ ALBERT EICOLAY viii sell THIS DAY pnisy
Oct ) ct l2 O'clock Of the Merchant Etchsnse Tor scount
Of whom concerul 600 Ohio state per GEO.
due 'e6 90 be sold In lots 70 suit eurcnasers Also
q variety Of Bank and In.ursDce Stock
Next Regular Sale MONDAY, Oct ~ hesniM Ane ion
Sac. Of Sticks and Bond. MONDAY and IheRSoAY
Special Sales when required Stocks and bonds oouent h
sold private and the Brokers' Board on oommsnon
dend, collected ALBERT EIC0LAY
(5s44) Stock Auctcneer and Banker. No broad ~
nIVIDEND.-A Dividend Of Ten PER CENT
II the Capital Stock Of the OCEAN STEAa Ia
TON COMP ANY VIII BE- paid 10 the tockhooer 81 ne
NJ The 70 rtisc.L. C. T. ANDERSON. Secretary.
OFFICE OF The DELAWARE LscEAwASSA AsD}
WESTERN RAILROAD Co. I
No. 81 Wall-st, New-York Oct. IL ls5I
CPECIAL NOTICE.-A meeting OF the stock
~ holders and Bondhoders OF this Company will De held t
the Mercantile Library EVENING Of WEDNESDAY,
Plat October inst O'clock N receive the report OF the
Committee appointed to plan for relieving the eoar'
easements Of the Company. r n,oo,,, ,,,
BY order Of JANIS bho"N, cnaiinian'
l. J. ODELL, Secretary.
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t)aints, Oils, Glass, &e.
Ocean Steamers, sc

VltWU DlkWUtkbDS WV
T>HE LIVERPOOL, HEW c,sEys A asd.'
city iii! ' 9. "a St t ssts
sSlnls KAN ).
The undernoted other vessels are intended to sail as fol
lows; v,
40: W. T: $syS;:;i.;
TSa1.s.; :. i; ::cci m
RATES CASH PAssAcE-Erom New York and r ans
phs s From tv. s.. u IN be
all having privilege In the Saloon Including stew"
TIsp PASSENGERS Admitted number Third Class
pas.e s viii be tsken and found in much re
agiIsd From Phradelphi' and Ne" York s'' FROM Liver
steamers are constructed with improved water sh,
COMMITMENTS Each vessel carries experienced surgeon
every attention paid to the comfort and accommodation OF
Dr,ft. On Liverpool from Ell upward
For freight or passage apply at the Office OF the Company
JOHN 6 DALE, No IS Broadwsy; New; Yort Aeen. o.
EOR LIVERPOOL The U. S. Mail steam
shp ATLANTIC Oliver Eldridse. Commander Will depart
With the United States mat, Europe positively sATUR-
PAY Oct O'Clock from her ssS 4 ssso aSaI
d:Ons for elegance md comfort :PpytGGys M So w,ut
viii please be on board II clock AL let
Ter. must pass through the POHoce any Others viii be re-
NoTCE-rhs steamers of this line have improved water
tight compartment . II .,,. H..
in respects good The thorough exsInnalon gwen
hem proves their mode Of construction Jet uneqgatd
B-Hereaer the regular built ships FOX this Line viii PET
foru tie ezti1e servieo
CTEAM between NETWORK and GLASGOW.
"a EDINBURGH, 800 tuns Wu. Cumming Commsndefi
GLASGOW, 1, $50 John Duncan, Commands:
Pie Glssxov and Eewfork Steamship COMPANY intene
s.ins thess new and powerful steamer tom hewYork 70
1son sr~'Io.r. Prom GLASGOW. :.
N.w Vol ss.urcsy Oct IL. Edinburgh. Oct )
TSrhay,b ss.urdax Oct 81 GiAssow.....Oc- 81
RATES OF PASSAGE. -
fbira Class found With Cooked PrOvihons .......eS
An exordence1 Gurescr attached &c eech Steamed
s'' n'sn' OF p''''s' 'r~J AxEs RAEsuRN, Agent,
No. y BrosAvsy.
E.~.Y~t City 81, or Gold only received for r....s..
THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cain Psssse
From Boston 20 Liverpool ~,,o
Chief Ceein rsssse.. .'''.'''''.''''''''''''' "a
6econd Cabin Psssaee, :"
Fhe ,hips fror Boston cal ct Halifax .,
NIAGARA Wickmsn. Leeves BosoI.. Wednssday. Yet y
ASIA Lott. LEAVES n. York. Mefnesdsy Oos
SIrPcPA Ieck 49,. Leaves Bos'cn. "Wednesday, NOV
sseSra -diin. Issv,s N York. "Wednesday, Nov. IL
CANADA Lana Leeves Boston Nednesa-yi Nos
ARABIA Stone. Leaves York. " ednesdAy, NOV -
serto, Do. scored ubtil p>ii for
An eIperi-acei Surseo1 o. bosrc .,, a.. a..
FIVE, salioe. specls sveJ Pyse!Ou: Stone. o. Metal.
,p.x, ,ls sf lsdz dgrei therefor sne the vAs taere"
as-.,. .yor,.s., Yer frs .xht % essssfe sfry6
E-CTEED, NJ +s9~isas ofssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

aTNTSEE VALLEY RAILROAD q now OPEN and In con
action With the Buffalo, Corning and New York, and New
Yort and Ee Rsnrosds forms direct route from hsv.fot
70 Rochester. -
The drectnes Of this route together With The superior
afforded By the wide carr, renders By r the most dsss
BE between the stove-nsne6cities.
Tickets be procured the NewYork and Erie Railroad
ticket Once foot Of Duaness and Ne l9e Broadway ass
u Jersey City.
Baggage checked throuxh
Bishts viii be transported between New and Rochss
With dbpath Any Information desired IL regard therets
be obtained b. calling the General Freet Agent Of ~
new York and Ere Railroad Ehe Building; or O J. xAr
FAN ExEess freight Agent, No. iS0 Broedvey.
No trains he Buffalo, Corning and ha1rosd -
scnlay. y. 4 REb1ELLD Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co., AuctiOneers, Office
No 9 Nasssu-st, viii sell at suction. THIS DAY. at
their salesoom No SO Nssssu-st at IL O'Clock the entire
stock Wine and Tea importing honse without any
their pos.ion consisting Of Mare Arnaud London
Dock Cosnse Brandy very old 0pisu. do CoEnac 'iergs
Otsrd In deu )hns; mssnums and
bottle. for shelves Amontado vto1s Lsco.ts and car de
Pom Yriarte Pemartin Sherhe, Holland Gil Old Tom
DO Jamaica Rum Bourbon Whisky. Arberg Ram.ay's
Scotch Whisky Powers Sons Irish DO Sstdnss &c. Also,
few prime Havsns Cigars of svore brands Also 20 close
an account few old Genet Brandy &c remaining In
our cellar last Implicit confidence may be placed
on the goods and the representations made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

DANIEL 5. HouGH. Anctioneer
GENUINE and POSITIVE SALE of sl the
u MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE, DECORATIONS and
WORKS Of ART contained the splendid private r-.dence
No. 2i9 West sd Of near London Terrace ID ). BoUGH
vii sell az above consequence Ct the hnanca crisis
new pom all the nch contents OF the aforesaid house. TO
the highest bidder for cash. THIS DAY friday October
l6 commencirg ct lOt The embraces every
thing Necessary houseksepns both useful snd orna
meIts mahogany Extension Table and Buffet Chin, Dinner
rosewood Suites Center and Side Tables Clocks aud
Dresden China Vases Glass Chandeliers Pier and Ovl Glasses
Oh Paintings and Engraving Easy Turkish and Reception
Chairs Lsdys Secretary Library Bookcase elegant Ioctaye
mahogany French Bedsesds Bureaus Sofas Chairs Rocte
fine Curlcd Hair Mattresses, Bsukets Bedding &c Sac
positive ram or shine Also another house sn Its contents
soon particulars hereafter Catalogues morning OF sale
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gales bp AudloH.

UCTIOE SALE OF over $40 900 WORTH Il
"A .lec.,t ROSEWOOD FURNITURE. n 'gnifce1s q JLD
wATCH DIAMOND BRAcEIBT PIN, SC. -o
wEsTCOTT LlEDsLsi, Auctionesu WI sea To
MORROW (sstur6s a. the private res de &c NO 70. Ns
toors s.hsv the entire eessnt Furnitdr % t1e
made By suction this sessob The house being rpete wa
every elegance which three sprndid 'aes
Furniture rose~ood Piano Porte velvet CsfPes VIII 70 w
Dining oo Chan Der ard bray Furniture OF ever
Furnished three uou'hs Every article De 500
to the lshest bidder for cash. rain or shine NJ
house. For fill particulars see Herald and Eyells fos
ByA N MFRwIs AscsioneeL.
DY BANGS, BROTHER 4 Co.-Irade-oaie
ID Rooms Nc IS Park roy
FRIDAY EvTNiNG. Oct T. ss o'cccL
toe private Library distinguished Professor eusLscias
ses variety Of cissc. works pneipsy IN tee ee5
Ensiish languages and valuable standafo DIS
sneOus Books &c. Catalogues are now ready.
GEORGE A. LEAvITT, Auchoneer
u By GEO. A. LEAyITr Co,
Trsae s.lsrsons No. 81 aud ss Bro:d.J
GREAT SALE & BOOKS RELATING % AM.RlcA-By
GEO. A LEAVITT Co.. FRIDAY oet ID c'"m'h''
Tii. comprise. many very and curious Books
AMERICA TAINTED TO THE LIFE: By Sir Ferdnando
T TkseTa sEtsFisf TE 70 sA Ill
MAYHEW's SERMONS
HUBBARps nEw.ENGLAND WARS
youLTRIE'ss MEMOIRS
ENGLAND.s BLACK TRIBUNAL iseo.
PHILLIs wHEATLEYs POEMS.
WAsHINGTONIANA.
LAHOUTON'5 VOYAGES
DODDRIDGEs INDIAN WARS
LEES SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN. 2 vols.
The entire library exhibition and catalogues ready for Dis
tributioz.
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NIGHT EXIKEss 1t pm, Tor Dunkirf, every ay
These Erpre,. Trains connect st Eimira With the Li
c.a.pdsns and Niagara F.. R.rSs6 for Rstosd @
syrsouse a Coruns With Buffalo, Corning ana aewion
krosd for Rochester; ere.. Bend Win DsAEss scnS
Nth the Buffalo and NewYok City Tor bunslo;
Buffalo Dunkrk with the Lake shore of Csvs
~NN- SAA'sS- HOMER RAnsDELL. President
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NEW YORK ara NRW-HAyEH PAR 49,

NEW YORK sn1 NEw-HAvES RAT pc,r
~ euMkEk AkRAE0E.zT. cor raeools1 -, :, 1aOAp
gsnce 2rs-sf. &0> =
rkAIEs LEAVE NEW roRk-sr E.,.a.
srids,pot lie ga o. tes u Ms SIS ss,.,t a -
N gos mnfotd s.rstfcrd, HsirSeld sovbsn ~ @
IN ia:1. SIS. t;s sss ; t:So's:ss SIS > a ,s -
md "i yes $50 - l1s s "a ss 49,
Y: t.a SO rs SIS "a sse 70 cS...s, "a 20
CONNECTING TRAISs-Yor g. 80 s:S tSHS
tsrs ros Hartford 3D. .ss ssdass.Id o. n e, ~
zeal s0 N teI and EN- m len ny" nk.iros1 = NJ
Canal Rsilresd ts.j .na as SSssss'pgsa =
aousstoaic Rslrosd, SD n 40 . n e. g
IaIrsa s:Ss N, i2;s s.d 80 z N va .Tssssess1
TRAINS TO EEw-YoRK-rrsu New 49,
,:s. ca! ..o , aS s'1' 49, & e. D:
from Norwsit AS s. ga ais less |. y. a fsJ
20 81 ;;. ,s;ss 's. 81. 81, r s'S Pa ssst:
49, JAMES n HOYT 49,
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RAlLR@AD-Fo, S5;:

NEW-JEKSEY KAlLR@AD-Fos PHT q
IN pTLPNIA and the SOUTH and WEST - m.s-r
n' .pS and :. u. :; fare ssj IL N, 81 IS, 80
ssy station. and 60 70 Ksnsinssou. nsscx -
Isltinnor.. Wellington, Norfolk. tc, ana shrO,S =
w w00Dk0rp As<x,.x g..
no gusses yin be received for any tsan uric. 49,
.nS chect "a rs minutes IN savsnoe Of ne tina a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

OFFICE oF THE NEW ENGLAND CAR SPRING Co.,
No Io4 BROADWAY EEw-YoEE, Sept y, 1857. !
HNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
Of the New England Car Spring Company, for the ELEC
TON OF TRUSTEES will te held al the Office Of the Com
pany TUESDAY the 18th day Of Octo,s next O'Clock
p. J. H. IhOMfSON oectttAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

GREAT CENTRA l. RIO U I =. -
VI The Through Ticket and Freight Office ofths
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
6ALtNA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY kAILhoAe,
10 Chc.zo Milwaukee, Gsens Dubuque, Rock Island Bur
dnston Quincy St Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebraska and al
'S VI SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, IL d
No 173 BROADWAY, N.
s>xuer of Courtlsndt-st- DARIUS CLARK, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

MR. BINGHAMs SCHOOL (BibIe House,
IVA sign Classical GyunsAiuinl vii y. reopen.d on
WEDNESDAY. sept O. The nupiber viii be- a, herctofor-
strictly limited 70 twenty Ycahs Men Provision also made
eiyea 10 the ttips Of candidates Tor H.ryS ana
1as Ccess Feaeh snd Carmen taught BY naive teach
- II, olsus that hs sac the bcst Of Ia k,,s In the
cftr aai iry,,es exsrinstoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

TORRANCE. Assnt

No. 8cWIInt EfrenL =,
Ast.srs tor England ana EU:ope prepaid eaea = on
p.1 onre- DIV Of postage stamps from
xtaesI will he received $. No Bowling reen nss''"~
n ia q, clock Of he morning Of sslinf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16

BANK DEPARTMENT. ALBANY, Oct. 9. 1857.
1NHE FRONTIER BANK (Potsdam) has this
dsy filed IN this office notice OF the appointment Of tbs
MERCHANTS BANK Of ALBANY, in the City of Albany
sgIt for the redeuptio Of its circulating notes together
with revocation of the appointment Of the Troy City Bank
such agent seesbe to tie sc entitled &C. amend the
several Acts relating TO Incorporated Banks Banking Aso
stiOns and Individual Banker passed Apni H. 1851
JAMES NJ COOK Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

THE BROOKLYN FULTON-AY. KALI
i ROAD CARS now run 10 the EVERGREENS GENIE
Terry every Is minntes for five cents
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T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stanington,
HOUR to p Mon and after TUESDAY Oct q, 1851 the
steamers Of tb' Line win esve Pier No North RIVER h,''
instead OF 5 2 N Odce No. 10 battery place.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

over, oct of M"rmoa treason, was i'm.
mediatey laid bci;no tho President ',f
tho Uri,ed States. who summoned the
members Of The Cabinet for cnnsulta
ton upon is c"n,onts The intelligence
was considered in cabinei meeiing in
the afternoon, but M definite action de-
rtmined on. The Secretary OF War
thinks it would he hopeless to- attempt
To sent ,eii i"icemrnts or supplies 81
late in The season AZ this. Dispatches
s'e auninusly looked for from Col. John
a"n. WIN is in communal of the army
for Utah. The government officers do
not fully credit III. report received from
Judge Echols. - Baltimore San.
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The Capture of Government Troops
by the IlOrmOiis,

Tho dispatches received at Washing.
ton from Chief Justice Echols, Of Utah
III relation To tie capture of govern
ment trains by the Mormons, is dated
at Camp Sweet water, twenty.one
miles east of South Pass. October 10,
1851" Judge EchoIs says:
can express train has just arrived
from Green River, aud reports that on
the night Of Oct. 5, train Of twenty
elk wagons was captured Ivy The Nor.
mons, twenty-five miles from the Pa
cihc Spring. AT the same time wa 9th.
or trains were taken near Green liver
IN ell seventy'eight wagons aud loading
The Mormons said they had seven hun
moio at Sall Lake City,
"Col Alexander is encamp,cd on
Hams Fork, thiity miles 10 advance
Of tho front trains, which is desu Dyed.
He sent Capt. Marcy with fonr hundred
mon back To Green River to enable tho
teamsters to collect their c,ttle. The
MormOnS killed no one, for the reason
that no resistance was made.
"CoI. Smith will collect tho trains on
this side, and oscOrt them forward. 49,
One train is now beEre us and tvo be.
hind. We arc in good spirits aud ths,
is n great help to Us oil. The Mornpops
will likely attack ps in a dry or two,
aud may roo their impotence. We
have forty seven men iD this command.
Bot Col. Smith is host within him.
self Wo have determined, Is attached
a. 0se lhe ii8os ~ tho lines. We shall
INST likely take tho route ON Bear Riv.
~ for Salt Lake City. The want Of
fhsge for our mules is the greatest
lihdrancc, Dol we shall go on If we have
10 walk aud cary our provision"
Tbs aboTe dispatch, chewing the first
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
Valuable Farms for Sale.

TUE subscriber, being desirous Of removing
to the West, and 10 settle up his business,
offers for sale, on very low terms,
His Home Farm, OF 225 Acres.
10 of which arc under cultivation, with good
HOUSE and ether outbuldlngs.
also, 80 acres on commission, adjoining, with
GOOD Orchard and small Improvement.
AiS', ll3 acres OF unimprOved, we'll timberod
land. -s 83.EI sol. U.I.r..
Aiso, another tract Of $50 acres unimproved.
Also, one other tract o I 800 acres uni,np proved
with the. best Sugar Orchard OIL the same within
30 miles. .'"
Also, one half OF 900 acre LOT, undivided in
dispute, lying near tho town Of California, and
90 the Turnpike leading from California TO IA.
venswood.
Also. good House and Lot in the town Of
Elizabeth Writ county, Va, in front of the Court
House, being well situated for Tavern stand
\ good Stable on the same lot. .Eas
All of the above property he will sell upon
terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands are
all in the county of Roanc and in the vicinity of
Coltornia,--and arc we'll watered. The titles
are indispntablc. Persons wishing further in
formation concerning the ahevo mentio n ed III ID
crty will please address THOMAS BOGGS,,'
BoggsvilIe p. o., ,Roane county, Va.
January IL, 1857. If
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
The Cheapest Goods in town.
CHADWICK & NEPHEW.

Have just received and opened hand.
some assortment Of GOODS, to be sold of
al extremely low prices. These gopds are
to be sold Tor Cush OF good trade, and will
be sold good deal lower than they are now
offered a, III town. We will sell our FOODS
lower than any man can afford 10 sell on
tune. Al we ask is an examination, feeling
confident conviction is sure 10 follow.
We have some Auction Bargains that will
be sold lar below the usual p!ice. We have
AUCTION Linen HIkis at very low rates,
huctor Hosiery, cheap as dit .. ...
Auction Boots and Shoes, very low
AUCTION Furs, very cheap
Auction Clocks, &c AT low firures.
Oar Gum Shoes arc much below price.
Call aud see. There is pretty general
reduction in prices Of
MUSLlNS, SUGARS, SYRUPS, &c.
Oar Coblrgs are the cheapest in town;
Oh Stock OF Boys Caps is good and very
cheap; #... .l
Om CassimeSes and Salinetts ore extreme.
ly low
u All we AK Is a complete eyomina.
ton. AID sc will sell you goods. net tniy rs
cheap bm cheaper han HE che0pts
Och3o CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

4 Fearfm Judgmcnt.- Holli-
aaysburs (Pa.) STANDARD of late date
has the following extraordinary state
ment: -
"For some days pas, there has been
a singular story atloat in this communi.
~. Whether tue or not, we are not
prepared to say. bu, the inform alton
comes from such IeliabIe source that
we are free to say the,e must be some
Thing III it. IL appears that one day
lns. week man in The neIghboIho"d
Of Mount Union, Hunting don Co.., while
cleaning grain, suddenly discovered
that the wevil had destroyed the great
OF part Of it. This so exasporuted him
that he basphemed tho Saviour in such
a wiliul. wicked and malicious manner,
that IL will not bear putting in print.
He left the barn aud seated himself in
chair, where he had remained but a
few minutes before he turned to his wife,
and asked her what she said. She re-.
piled that she had not spoken. i
thonght,' said he, that | heard some
body say that | must sit here ill the
judgment day. 1t is now alleged that
he il Still sitting in the chair, unable 10
rise or speak, with his eyes rolling, and
totally incapable Of moving his body
His family, it is said, has left the house,
where he still remained seated il the
chair on Saturday last -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
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