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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03

The Union announces the "approachinS
victory" Of the Administration in the Kansas
matter, and takes care, in anticipation OF
this triumph, to give a most decided "1r"lny
to those Democrats who have not stood up
to the President and the Administration on
the preseo. occasion. 1t says
1--WE are not told in the fable that the viper
which sought to sting the bosom which bad
warmed it into life was the same which bit
the file in impotent rage while undergoing
capital punishment for it's crime; but if
aualogiss conduct to just conclusions We
are warranted in believing it to have been
the identical venomous aud impotent reptile,
from the fate aud conduct which have atten-
ded the crime of those apUstats politicians
who have recently deserted and sought to
betray the democratic cause"
This seems to be drawing the sword and
throwing away the scabbard," as far as
Messrs. Wise, Douglas. Walker, dc. are
concerned
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fO.JSg-NtO -
The payment Of these debts Is secured by
N r,gage on the reverues Of the Canal Con-
pany, under act of lS44, ch. @Sl cnd Is pay
able before any part of the claims Of the
State o. Maryland can IL enforced.
In addition t. these debts. secured by
mortgage on the revenues Of the Canal. and
to the debts due to the State Ut Maryland.
secured by mortgage on the property OF
the Canal Company, there are other debts
Of the same contraction amounting TO ST.
OSO.Tll %. due with interest. to the old T.
t,mac Company and 10 individuals. for work
and labor done 10 repairing the Canal ca;
# dam No /, and in constructing Canal be
tween dam No. + ard Cumberland ard
which are not secured by mortgage. either
on The reyenqss of the Canal, or On the pre-
perty Of the Canal Company.
The Capital Stock OF the Company, lncin-
ding that held by Maryland as above stated,
am0puta, at its p4r value, to IS 22G 5J3 q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03

Investment of the State of Maryhmd IN the Che' L
psaks and OHIO Canal Company, cIassed under
theu respective heads
FIRST CLASS MORTGAGE DEBTS.
Loan to the Company under the
act OF 1884, en-. z4!........ S2OUOOOO W
Interest due in arrears thereon 10
LEI January. ls5s.......... 2.2l5,OaO %
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SECOND CLASS PREFERRED

SECOND CLASS PREFERRED STOCK.
Subscription TO Capital Stock,
under act of 1888, ca 3d.. SfOUU,OUO w
Subscription to Capital Stock,
under act OF 1888, en-. 33b.... l,3IJ,OOO w
Guaranteed dividend, on SAID pre-.
frrred stock, payable out OF
nett revenues of Canal. i,OtS,I1O w
Interest paid by State on bonds
ISSUED Tor preferred Stock. for
three years ending LIST July,
1912, which By contract was
TO have been paid by the Canal
Compapy. acknowledgements. 663,6ll %
Premium paid tor coin 10 pay
SAID interest. ......... S,''" w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
81 MARY.

SUMMARY.
First class money loaned secured
by mortgage, wit. interest IN
arTpaT. ............ ......' ~
Second class preferred stock and
guaranteed dividends and inter
est III aT"rar. ............ "
Third class common stock. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03

10 the House of Representatives, on Mon
day, when the bill reducing the compensa-
ton Of the clerks, messengers and laborers
of the House cf Representatives, was under
consideration, "Mr. IIaskin, of New York,
offered an amendment repeating the act h1-
ing the annual compensation of members OF
Congress, and providing that the pay shall
hereafter le IS per day. He was opposed
to reducing the pay of the humble EMPLOYEES
OF the House, while the paid agents OF Gov
ernmeut who were employed in manutactur-
iug public opinion in favor OF gigantic
swiDdle were to have their salaries raised
Mr.. Smith, Of Virginia, advocated the bill,
aud deprecated the efforts made to kill it by
Juggling in matters which had really no con-
nexiou with the subject"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03
Aggregate claim of the State
Of MARYLAND

Aggregate claim OF the State
of Maryland. ............S l4l2OI6l 81
.1r.ount of debi, of Chesapeake aud OHIO Cd"HI
Comp my, c,tI,ed under The act ot The General
assembly OF Mrryland, passed December Sessso"
lSi4. chapter Zsl TO provide for srienstOn g Ca
nal from. dam No & TO Cumberland
/. Bonds issued for completion oi
Canal 20 Cumberland, Psya-
bic 30 years after dats...... Sl,7UO'tOO W
2. Coupons on said bonds neither
paid nor funded, III arrear
from July /, 1874, 10 Janua-
~ !, 1888, incluslve....... 4OS,p1O %
g. Certificates in which certain
coupons Of said bonds are
funded. with interest thereon l63SID IL
4 Bond, issued 10 Seldf H. With
ers Il Co, TOR money loared
to pay certain coupons on
preferred bonds, with inter
est thereon III arrear ...... l9U,IOu w
g. Coupons on SAID preferred
bonds. due prior to July |,
1874. not funded with inter
est thereon. .............. So,sOO w
D. Bonds for repairs OF Canal east
OF dam No. . guaranteed By
State OF Virginia. 2OopJO y"
!. Interest due on said bonds TO
January /, ISIS. on.OoO w
:. Loans from Banks tor repairs
of i47.UUO %
.. Loans from Coal Companies
Tor repair OF Canal. ....... 5l,'oO W
10 Certificates Issued to fluid
debts contracted for officers
salaries and repairs, due prl-
or 10 passage OF act OF ie4i
ch 2oI, with interest there
Oh. '''0'0
II. Outstanding balances for re-
GERS salaries. ............. 345C0 o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-03

(tRYSTALlNE POMADE., Tor siF"r-
I and beartitying the Hair. P'o". Z.
growth aud giving it soft, 9 1ssy APP
CampLor Ice, Shaving Cream, Eau Lu'''s. D..
Tonic, very superior Cologne Wee 49,,
Cream, OK Marrow, Poma'um, ho'
0ra,a's Hair Dye, Ro.e Lip SAVE. on,
Powder, Rose Den,rlfce, VIo!et Too.I ".
Glycerine God Cream, FSserce O.! N.'. ~
Oil, Pomate, &c, &c, just received 30. ri
by WILLIAM 4 Han.
No. 100, King - co.ls.
Sign OF the Golden Mortar
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nAINTS. OILS. &c-Pur. all'
Levi S pure Lead, Maura''aa Ira.
ed Linseed Oll, Raw do Spirit. Iu'PrI..,r j
ors in assorted boxes; BRUSHES, and Af''.'
Paints, TOR sale by soy
JOHS LEADBEATER : >. 80.
Stablers old stand, Nos n Z, south f'.'.'
3mo3
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PUBLISHED DAILY AID TRl-WEEKLY BS
EDGAR SSOWoR
ALEXANDRIA,:

WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH 5, 1858.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
THE UNION.
MoRGANTOWN, JUNE a, 1858.

Our BoRoUGH.-The Truatees are
still cleaning up with hearty good
will, and the ample rains have helped
the operation not a little. The streets
and alleys generally, Except Court
Alley to which We respectfully invite
attention, are in much better condi.
ton than formerly.
We would hint to farmers, & own
ers of outlets, that the street scrapings
now piled up SO conveniently, make an
excellent fertilizer, and in largo cities
are sold for good price but here can
be had for the asking. Let it be kept
in mind, too, that on the oath instant,
our town will be full of strangers, and
those piles of dirt, if left, will present
an uncemely aspect.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

gs4p The way our Merchants are
rushing in New GooDs-and rushing
them out, too, looks like any thing but
hard times. Callendine Il Nye-Ro-
gers & Fogle--Wm. Lazier- and pro,
badly +. A. Dcring, (but he is scyy
quiet about it, have replenished their
stock, and are all wide awake and smi-
ling, especially when there are good
customers about! We are distinctly
of the impression thaS more goods and
cheaper are sold in Morgantown, than
any whore else out of the cities. If
you have any doubts on tho subject
just come and see! ','@
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
ELECTION NEWS.

The official returns Of the election
held in this County on Thursday last,
have not reached us. The following,
however, is the result
Sheriff: James Odbert, maj. 297.
Circuit Court Clerk: Lewis S. Lay
ton, no opposition.
County Court Clerk: M. M. Dent,
no opposition.
County Surveyor John r. Drabell.
Comm. Revenue, Eastern district :
NJ. r. Chalfant. ...
do. Western do. r. Strosnider.
G. w. McVicker is elected Road
Commissioner for the Eastern district.
John Sutton do. Western district.
Kinsey Fife is reelected Constable
in District No. 2.
Reuben Finnoll do. District No. 4.
). McClarnen do. District No. 5.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

Commissioners Office, MorgantownVa, !
June LIST, 1858.
To Gideon Way, Guardian &c Ell ais, Plaintiffs,
Thomas Wells heirs ct ais, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed up
on Saturday the Sd day of July 1858, to take
and settle the accounts of Gideon Way admin
istrator of Thomas Wells deceased in due
course of administration r.
End TO ascertain the debts due from tho
estate OF said Thomas Wells, decd, and what
amount ofthc same will remain unpaid after ex-
hausting the personally, and also ascertain
and report tho amount due to the estate OF John
Hanway decd, upon the deed of trust referred
to in Complainants Bill, and when the same is
due and payable, and any other lien on the real
estate OF Thomas Wells, deed. The said du-
ties being required by tho decree Of tho Cir
cut Court Of Monongalia County, and State a
iotesaid, rendered at the Spring Term 1868, of
said Court in suit in Chancery depending In
sand Court, in which you are parties, Plaintiffs
and Defendants, at which time and place you
are requested to attend. Given under my hand
as Commissioner in Chancery Of the said Court,
the day and year first aforesaid.
June DOT. L. S. HoUGH.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
.g.H'OTEzEEe .gRRET.gE.
am now receiving from Philadelphia, Balt-
more, and Pittsburgh, very large supply of
Fresh and desirable Goods, purchased for cash
and portion at Auction.
DRY GOODS

A general assortment for g entlemen nd Ladies
which will be sold at reduced prices.
.... FRESH GROCERIES,.
large supply of Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, sc.
SHAD and HERRING. -
QUEENSWARE
a large Stock including Granite, China, Liv-
crpool, and Common Ware, such as has not been
generally kept. D. -" "''
HARDWARE.
general assortment, including Scythes, &c
BONNETS, LATEST FASHIONS.
new assortment Of the latest FASH on, in,
GLIDING Flowers, &c. Ladies call and see them
HATS g..
Fur, Wool, Leghorn, Straw, Chip, and all 9th
or kinds. - e., ... o.
BOOTS.-A good supply of cots for Men ant
Boys. -. i 81 ~
SIlOES.--h general assortment for Men, Wo
men, and Children. Also on hand, an assert
ment of Nails, Glass, Cordage, Stoncware, SC
i especially invite the Ladies and Gentlemen
to call and examine my stock, for ] have tho
most complete and desirable assortment o
Spring and Summer wear ever saw. Ever,
body come, for will sell cheap for cash or &c
prompt payers. / have ....'. .'
FIVE HUNDRED YARDS OF CARPET,
AS low as % cents per yard, and Wool Car
pet lower than has ever been in this market
CAL at the old stand. WIN. LAZIER.
Morgantown, May 28th 1853. -.
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ROGERS & rOGLE.

ID ESPECTFULLY Inform their old friends
lSand the public generally, that they have re-
sumed business at
HhGAN'S CORNER,
having bought out the entire stock Of Goods OF
MIR. Stahl, where they will DO glad 10 see. all
their old friends, and 10 make hosts ofNew ones.
The stock comprises a full assortment OF DRY
HOoDS, such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Vostings,
Muslins, Dress-Goods, Hosiery, &C.; BOOTS IN
great variety, SHOES at all prices;
Crockery, Quccnsware, Hardware, Hats Caps,
Ready-made Clothing, and u full stock OF Gro
cerics.
They make no promises beforehand, but will
only say they are determined 10 sell to all who
come, If they want to buy.
Call and look at our goods. If they don't
suit you, don't buy them. We charge nothing
Tor showing them Our only terms will be
CASH OR TRADE, OR NO SALE.
May 6, 1905. R.&F.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
WOOL CARDING,

The subscriber respectfully informs his former
customers and the public generally that he is
now prepared, with Cards and Machinery in the
very best order, to card Wool on the shortes,
notice, and in the best manner, at Amhcrs: Mil
lcr's Steam Mill on Scotps Run, in this County.
lie insures all carding done well, and will pay
for any wool he spoils in carding. His terms
are b cents per pound when paid down, or 81
centaif booked. The Machines will BIO run by
steam power therefore people need not be afraid
OF having To wait on high or low water.
Wool will be received ats. PckenPaugh's tai .
Tor shop in Morga ntown, and the rolls returned
there once OF twice in every three weeks.
JAMES 4. MILLER.
SCOTS Run, May 81, 1888. - j.. + LOFT
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.pHbY'ECE
FROM The
Board of Public Works.

I'm compliance with The provisions of an
act of the General Assembly. passed on the
I'd April, 1858, the Board of Public Works
Of Virginia invite Sealed Proposals, to be o
pened on the 23td June, 1858, stating the
lowest terms OH which the Superntendence
Of the following named State Roads will be
undertaken from and after the lsl Of July
next. viz: "a
Allegheny and Huntersville, Abbs' Valley
and Tug Road, Beverly and Fairnoni Road
Falrmont and Wheeling Road, FLOYD Court
house and Hillsville Road, Hu,tonsviile and
HuntersviIle Road, Huntersvlle and Lewis.
burg Road, Marlin's Bottom and Lewisburg
Road, MiddeIork Turnpike Road, Northwcs
fern Turnpike Road, Junction Valley Road.
Ohio River and Maryland Road, Richards
and Kentucky Line Road, Tazewel Court
house and Rlchlands Road Stanton and
Parkersburg Road, Southwestern Turnpike
Road, Slavin's Cabin & Summersville Road,
Wyoming Courthouse and Bluffs Road.
When several roads are Of such length and
contlgui,y as to admit of IT, proposals will be
considered Tor the superinlendence OF more
than one Road by the same person. The
Board wilfdecide upon the competency and
illness OF applicants, as TO which the most
satisfactory testimonials will be required, &
every Superintendent will be required to give
bond with ample security, conditioned for
the faithful performance Of his duties
BY order Of tho Board of Public Works.
THOS. II. DE WITT,
p,o,,,o Sec. y. p. ".
RICHMOND, April 80, 1853.
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CO.E.jNgSSRO.V,EEe,S' sale
0f Uoln,Llo DEAJ NOM MN

OF Valuable REAL ESTATE.
pURSUANT to the provisions of decree
n rendered at the Spring term, 1858, OF
the Circuit Court Of Monongalia county, in
the Chancery cause of James Evans e al VS..
Thomas +, Rays Heirs ct al, the undersgn-
ed, who were appointed special Commission.
ers Tor that purpose, will sell,
On tic 4M Monday IN June meet,
before the front door O. the Courthouse in
Morgantown, TO the highcs, Sc:'dder, the fol-
lowing valuable Real Estate, viz:
The late residence of Thomas P. Ray, de-
ceased, near Morgantown. and 90 acres Of
land thereto adjoining. This property is
handsomely improved.
Also, AZ acres, near Morgantown. the
Louisa Lowrie lot.
Also, 80 perches Of land near the same
Also, about 8 acres Of .unimproved land
lying near Morgantown, OH Falling Run, adj.
joining Fielding Kiger's.
Also, 257 acres unimproved land in
Grubb's Glade
Also, 5000 acres of land, patented to Tho
mas +. Ray, lying OH both sides of Chea,
River, where it passes through Laurel Hill
mountain.
Also part of Lot No. on the plat of Nor.
0"'No"hf Juill w l. pSOI.
Also, fraction o! Lot No. on the plat
OF said town.
Also, fraction OF Lot No. Z on The plat
Of said town.
Also, fraction of Lot No. on the plat
Of said town. d
Also, fraction OF Lot No on the plat
Of said town. :,
Also, fractions of Lots sc and 81, on each
OF wbcha building is erected.
Also, fraction Of Lot No. | ii in The pla,
of said town.
Also, lots No. 24O and 291 in the town of
Blacksville, i'll this county.
Also, tract OF 207 acres of land, lying on
both sides of White Day creek, in this Coy:
Also, l548 acres, lying on both sides OF
| said creek.
Also, 228acres OF land, lying on both sides
OF said creek
For more particular description of said
Real Estate, reference is made 20 the Bill
and title papers herewith Sled in said cause
! The sale OF said realty, il not completed
on the 4lh Monday of Jude next, will be con
timed from day to day until all is sold.
Terms Of Sale.@A credit of one, two and
| three years will be given TO purchasers exc.
cutting bonds with good security, to bear in.
terest from the day Of sale
'WAITMAN T. WILEY,
EDWARD C. BUNKER,
May q, 1893. Commissioners.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

Dy~ The steamer Jefferson, Ca;nt'
Clark, made trip to our port last
Tuesday morning; cargo, groceries,
plank, &c.
The Telegraph, Capt. Woodward,
came up on Wednesday morning, and
took off an excursion company of our
young ladies and gents, including the
new brass band. They will probably
return on the neat tide!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
Hot(owoy'S Pills are the best Rcmedy
En0wR IN Tie WOrlH f0r Tie Gilopy- :

aRg Diseases gee
Asthma Darthma Indigestion Stone Crave,
bowel com-Dropsy Influenza Secondary sym
plants Debility inflammation ptoms
Coughs Fey&Ague Inward wo Vcnoreal aG-
Colds Female com akncss foCtions
Chest Dis plants Liver com Worms Of all
casos Headaches plants kinds ..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Piles Lownevs Of spirits
CAUTION - None are genuine wnl;.ss
the words Z" HoHOwoy, NcW- York and Loadoa =,
are dscernibIc az Wdfcr.mo,k in every lenr of
The hook OF directions around each pot or box /;
The same may be plainly seen by hoidiag The
fcD tofhe HgM. A. handsome reward viii be
giYon to any ono rendering such information as
may lead to tho detection Of any party or mar
ties countcrleI,ipg the medicines or vending tho
same, knowing them to hc spurious. -
~" SOLD at tire Mandatory Of Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists aud Dealers in Med.
icine throughout the United States and the civil
lied world, in pots al % cents, 62I$ cents.
and 81 each
" There is a considerable savipg by taking
the larger sizes. ..,... tN.' ~,
N, B.--Drcctions for the guidance orpatcnts
in every disorder arc G!GSed TO each pot. o..
June 90, 1867. .". fcow-iy1
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

How TO PRoMorE HEALrH.-Amorican moth
ers are doomedto early graves, in consequence
70 their sedentary indoor employment. Every
consideration of affection, duty, and tho preser-
walton OF a healthy postcrity, should prompt
the heads OF families, and others, TO assist in a.
yerting results SO disastrous to the ell-beng Of
society at large. Thousands OF housewives
have recently found ample leisure for healthy
outdoor exercise, by purchasing and using one
OF GROVER & BAxER's Family Sewing Machines,
by which, they have been cnab led TO do all their
sewing in a stronger and moro beautiful STYLE
than they could have done by hand. The tran
sition from the slavery Of the needle to the ioy-
Gus exercise ofthe largest liberty, has had tho
happiest effect upon the health and tempers of
the fair possessors of the GROVER & BAKER ma
chine, and every woman who is practically ia.
milllar with its value, regards them with great
favor, as tho only Missionary Agent that is at all
likely to emancipots the sisterhood from the sla-
very Of the needle.
Hundreds ofour citizens complain ofdebility
and languor of the system, arrangement Of the
liver or stomach, want of appetite sc; they arc
frequently the result Of too close appli ation,
and thousand other causes we cannot hero
name but we would say to all so afflicted, do
as we have donc-geta bottle of DR.. Hooiland,s
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. Jackson, and
our word for it, you will be cured. We recon.
mono ,his medicine, knowing from experience
that 4 ia ~ .ch superior TO the generality Of pat
ent medinces. We would say to our readers,
purchase none unless prepared by ICr.c. M Jack
son, Philad elphia.
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DIG WINDOW O. K.-LOOK OUT.
I'D All Right.


Those New Goods from PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore are now open and ready for exhi-
btion, and will be sold in competition, as to
cheapness, with any house or firm In North.
western Virginia, withou, exception. We
invite the community generally, but the
ladies especially, 10 cali and examine our
stock, consisting of
t!ne Dress Goods, in variety. Mantillas;
swiss Jaconeis, Collars, Laces, edgings,
'ioves, Hosiery. Ginghams, Calico, Mus.
lins and every other article generally kent
IN any Dry Goods Store in Morgantown: only
a hule more so.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. OF MEMS
WEAR.
Kcady-Wa Clothing.
Cloths, CasslmeTs, Sattinets, Vestings,
Couonades, Kentucky James, Tweeds,
Italian Cloth, Cashmere for bows wear.
Shlrung, Check, and Shirling Tweed &c.
Bonncts--The latest Summer STYLES of
bonnets, most beautiful, and trimmings for
same
Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches, Sarsenetts,
nra'ds' st'it Nets, &c. Come ladies and see
our bohhels' IL VIII give us pleasure TO
show our goods whether you bun or not
L Dozen Ladies Eugene Bodies.
DO. Busile Skirts; Embroidered
puotiC DhITs,
HOOPS aud HOOP SKIRTS, &c.
Sboes-A great variety of Shoes for
ladies', Heel Kid Slippers, Laced !; Fine
Pump Kid Lace; Caters; Kid Wells: Goa,
do; Children's Shoes in abundance, Mems
Shoes and Boots Of all kinds.
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths.
SUMMER HATS for Men and Bows; Child.
ren's Jockey Hats. Fancy Baskets,
GROCERIES of all kinds-Tea. Coffee
Sugar, Rice, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon, Mace
Cloves, Nutmegs, Soda, Cream Tartar, etc,
pg- We call especial attention 10 our
large stock of the Cheapest Tobacco ever
| sold in Morgantown. T7f
WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL.
White Lead in Oil, Linseed Oil. Turpentine.
&c. tusk Mattresses, made by Alder, Ten.
naDt.
All of which will be sold Cheap for Cash
or approved country produce, or upon a
credit OF six months to prompt paying Gus.
| toners. go ''o 80
| We return our thanks 10 The public for
| their liberal patronage heretofore, and now
offer special inducementi 10 the public, and
| ask them to call and zee Calendine & Nye,
"here very cheap goods you may buy. ~
June =. CALLENDINE & NYE.
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oil GeHR I'D.

IL has become absolutely necessary for us to
close up. our business entire. We therefore
give this last notice to those whom IL may cons
so. We hope that all those who arc indebted
to us either by note or account, will promptly
attend to their payments without further solicit.
atiom n. b. Carr has Left town, but the books,
&c may be found in possession Of b. y. Smith,
VINO VIII attend to them. There are great ma
ny small balances of accounts unsettled on ony
books, 10 which we would direct tho soeeioI
attention OF those owing them.
May 10. CARR, IfANWAy & ca.
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Preston County.

Sheriff: Grimes, maj. about 14OO.
Circuit CT. Clerk: Carroll, maj. 104.
County do. Crane, maj. 683.
Comm. Revenue, Eastern district
William sigler, majority 90.
do. Western
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
Marion County.

Sheriff: George G. Kerr. e..
elk. Circuit Court: II. G. Watson,
no opposition. "
Do. Coy Court: Booz I. Hamilton.
Com. Rev. East: John r. Prickett.
do. West: Andrew Ice.
County Surveyor; Benz. Spencer.