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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
THALBERG GRAND pr

THALBERG GRAND PI
il ANoFORTFs.- two ham Piano
III II Fortes from the celebrated Chicke,
great pianist Thaberg, and which he will per-
form at his various concerts will remain for sale at
HABLlST0N & BR0.'S. No l69 Main sire t.
One Of these Instruments is now open, aud will be
there exhibited until the evening Of the concert
NATHANIEL CARUSI,
ia ifs Agent for CbickprinO 4 Sons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
NATE NOTICE.-sIadame pEVEsE's

rooms are Hded to excess daily to listen 10
her truly astonishing revelations. Lost lovers.
faithful husbands, things stolen lost all recovered
through her magical power. Residence, Blostf ~
between ist and ID right hand side u saddle and
bat night.
Teries Ladies Is eta. Gentlemen 80 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

"A WANTED ONE HUNDRED
YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
<XM MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas
~ Nebraska, California, Texas and New Mex
leo. Pay from $l2 TO $22 per month. Horses, aecou-
irements clothing food and medical attendance sur
Hshed free of charge.
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
nond va b. Ii. ROBERTSON.
LIST Lieutenant I'd Dregoous,
oc l4-3m Recruiting Officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

WHN KEWAhD.-StOIen from our OF
WIN flee on the 9Th instant two Bonds for
81 S66s5 each. executed By Samuel \. Dlva md
A Deitrick. pas able to John Robertson, one the
18th Dec, lsjS and the other the nth Dec ISSe Also
two Check, Que drawn by Julius A. Uobsnn, "a the
Farmers Bank of Virginia. for $lT.sl. dated Goth
Dec ISL. and the other fra~n by L. Nance On sans
about $3.50 ia Bank notes The pnhfic are caution
ed not To trade for said Bonds aud Checks ss pay
ment has been stopped. We will give the above re-
ward Of t0 for the return Of the papers and money
to US. NANCE a WILLIAMS.
~ I-dTif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

T OS Yesterday, ON Broad or Eld
kid material, lined with bIne silk and eufted with
fur. Whoever may md it and will return IL 10 the
owner, at the residence of Mr.. John Gibson, Gary
street. aear Adams, will be rewarded. ia lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07
EE
LOST.

+ OST-On the 9th instant. somewhere
IL In the city or county Of Henrico, a CHECK on
the Bank OF Virginia Tor S64. Grawn by l.. ". T.
Wickham, ard pay able TO Maclung Wiekham or or
ier. ayment of it has been stepped vt Bank.
in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

r OST-On the 23d inst, either at Mr..
IL Belyin's Lumber Yard. or between there and
It'll street. on Broad, Silver Detached LEVER
WATCH, No. l6il6. N. J. Tobias maker, and the
name of WM. MITCHELL, JR, Richmond on the
cap OF the watch. A reasonable reward will he paid
for its return to this Office. de 3i-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-07

Schr. Arctic Jackman. Norfolk, In ballast
schr New YORK, -, dow q the river light.
Steamer CITY Of Richmond, Mitchell. Philade
pha, nitise. and passengers, I'll. G. Tuttle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
HOUSE

JAMES L. ORR, OF
Number of members
MAINE.
John NJ Wood,
<Chxrles J Gilman,
nehemiah Abbott,
Freeman II Morse,
81 WASH burne IT.,
sstephen q Foster.
sKw IA
*IameB Pike,
sMason w Tappan,
Aaron Ii Cragin-
sE P " alton,
sJustin 5 Morrill,,
sHomer Z Royce
ssAcHUsET
sRobert b Hall,
@jsmes Burlington,
SWIM s DamreIl,
Sinus X Comins,
samson ~Burlinganie
sT'imothy Davis,
IN p Banks, jr.,
,CL Knapp,
Eel Thayer,
sCalvin a. Chafee,
sHenry l. Dawes.
RHoDe ISLAND.
IN B DuTfee,
AVN D Brayton.
ooEstCTIcuT.
Ezra CLARK. Jr.,
Samuel Arnold, I'd,
sSidney Dean,
WIN ID Bishop.
NEw FORK.
Iohn A SesIIng,.
George Taylor,
Daniel E Sickels,
John Kelly,
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PHASES

JIru.Rr-Last Quarter. 8 d : h 81 m, Evening. New
Moon, Is d o b &c M, Morning. First Quarter, 200 Ii IN,
Evening. Full Moon 20 d 4 Ia IL m, Morning
FEaRU.gY--Last Quarter, d4 h 81 IN, Evening. New
Moon. Is d5 n IL III, Evening. FIRST Quarter 90 d 3 h 3 III
Evening. Full Moon, 81 d } h9 IN, Even ing
MARCH Last oserter, : d. b Is n. Evening: New Neon
Is { h l6 IN, Morning. First Quarter, ed 3 h AZ M, Morn
ing. Full Noon, % d Z h IL IN, Morning.
ApRrL-LasI Gu arier, 6 d 8 h A IN. Morning. New Moon,
I3 h 10 III, Evening. First Quarter, % d . h 30 m, Morn
ing. Full Moon, p 10 h 0n, Evening.
MAy.-Last Quarter, 6dI h A m, \ orning- New Moon
Is . b 81 m. Morning. First Quarter, l9d 5h "a IN, Even
ing. Full Moon. ii d 1 h m, Evening.
JuSr-Last Quarter, 4 d 3 h s5 M, Evening. New Moon
III d h 50 IN, Morning. First Quarter. ID d 3h Is m, Morn
ing Full Moon. 26 d All I'm, Morning.
JuLx-Last Quarter, 4 Il III A. III, Morning. New Mon
10 d 4 h % m. Evening First Quarter, I'D 3h - m, Even
ing. Full Moon, Is d : h m. Evening.
AuGusr Last Qna ter, , . h % m, Morning. New Moon
9 d II h s. m. Evening. First Quarter, Is & h 46 IN, Morn
ing. Full Moon, "a d 9h 10 III, Morning. Last Quarter, 81 d
} n u IN, Evening.
SrPrExBER-New Moon, = d 9h 10 IN, Morning. First Quar-
ter. Is d Oh 20 IN, Morning. Full Moon, o. d 10 h 25 nj, Even
ing Last Quarter, 30 d 8 h Sc M, aveuHg.
OcrosER-New Noon, 6 d 9 hI2 "a, Evening First Quar-
ter, IA d h 46 IN. Evening. Full Moon, 81 d 10 h % IN Morn
ing. Las Quarter. 90 d 3 b Is IN, Morning.
Quarter, ID d , h &c IN, Evening Full Noon, 20 d Oh 29m,
DEcrMsER.-Eew Noon, d h Il m, Evening. First Quar-
ter, l3d 10 h 80 M. Morning. Full Noon, 20 Sn IL M, Morn
ing. Last Quarter, % d U h 43 III, -AorRIns.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07

Carolina, Speaker.
234
WIN B Maclay,
John Cuchrane,
Elijah Nard.
Horace = Clark,
John b Haskin,
sAmbrose l. Murray,
10 E Russell,
-John Thompson.
sAbrsham b OIin,
Erastus Corning,
Edward Dodd,
*George w Palmer,
*FrancIs Z Spinner.
lCiark B Cochrans,
~OIIver A Morse,
30 B Matieson,
'Renry Bennett,
tHenry q Goodwin,
+Charles b Hoard,
+Amos 2 Granger
*EGwin. b Morgan,
-Emory B Poulle.
FJohn N Parker,
+W III II Kelsey.
+Samuel G Andrews,
Stud w Sherman,
+SiIas III Burroughs.
tIsraeI L Hatch,
rReuben b Fenton.
kEw JIGskY-
.+isaish ID Ciawson,
+George e z obbins,
lGarnet b Adrian,
John Huyier,
K W0rtendyke.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Thomas Il Florence,
%Edward Joy Morris,
James Landy,
asnry II Phillips,
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AGENTS WANTED lMMEDI.

OIo A1ELY. Our Agents are making from
S75 To sT25 per month. Business light and healthy,
requires a capital from So to IS. Also valuable books
Of Information relating TO private matters which
every person, married or unmarried should possess.
Enclose stamps 10 JIG. CHASE d Co.,
naysl Atkinson Dspot, N H..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
gARR1ER'S ANIMAL ADDRESS,
TO THE PATRONS OF
TIE BELMONT CHRONICLE,
|


In Youth he'll gambol
As in shady hooks, aud on hOwery
Slopes, mid blooms laxuriant while away
The hours until the com ing of his strength.
la his Midsummer, he'll oittimes come with
Weeping eye, to gaze in sadness on, the
DEAD blooms of Spring. and there. as standing
Der the ashes of frail Beauty, ~eep, and
With signs kiss the bier OF stricken hopes.
Crown'd with bliss shall be his Manhood-sublime
HIS warnings. when he shall look forward to
Great days TO come.
| The sun upon the earth
Has risen Immortal be the Infant
Which lis light hath wakened-and ever
! Ekssed BE- lis waking.
And now, my dear patrons, let's drop pressing and
tell
of something that suits US, at least, just as well
| Let's quit taking of years, OF infants and climes,
And talk of what : useful; TO VIII: cents and dimes
AL men have tn. -panics--so the Bank NJ. Dis
say,
| Ana thousands are carried off by it each day.
All Icok sorely frightened, as ifsoon or late,
Their neighbours will also be their own fate.
T lines are tight" quurh cid Skiniint, Il vow,
Il never did fall upon such times Till now.
The ladies,-ihose ladies who've nothing to
wear
Their reckless expenses III Sc times will not bear
Their silks and N cir satins, their Honiton laces
Their ~velvets, their furs, and their other fn'
groces,
Cost enough, 'pon my soul, iE such times as these
IS,
ITO break all the banks, though they're rich as old
Cresus.
I'll stand it no longer, / won't. by my word"
And he didn't, for the very next morning twas
heard
That he'd busted" d"-''gone up" OIL
was broke"
And had 10 come down with the conmonest folks
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
~TuIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.

We give below copied from the Wasting-
ton Union, > list OF the members OF the
Sensse and House of Represent natives of the
next :35th) Congress.
The Oppos hion are marked thus 70 and u
SENATE
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF Kentucky,
President.
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI.
Clement c Clay, Jr. Albert G Brown,
BENJAMIN Fitzpatrick. Jefferson Davis.
Arkansas. MISSOURI.
VIM X Sebastian, iJdmes l. Green,
Robert w Johnson FTrus,en Polk
CONNECTICUT. NE ' HAMPSHIRE.
Lafayette s Foster, *JOhn P Hale,
*James Dixon. .Daniei Clarke
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK
william NJ Gwin, *William H Seward,
David e Broderick. fPreston King.
DELAWARE NEW JERSEY.
Martin w Bates, William Wright,
James A Bsysrd. John X Thompson.
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
David L Yuiee, David 8 Reid,
Stephen Z Mallory lAsa Biggs.
GEORGIA. OHIO.
Robers Toom,s, George Z Pugh.
Alfred Iverson. $Behjamin + Wade.
INDIANA. PKsssYLvASIA.
Graham N Fitch, William Bigler,
Jesse ID Bright. l&Simon Cameron.
ILLInoIs. RBoDk ISLAND.
etephen a Douglas, Phillip Allen,
Lyman TrumbulI. FLAMES 2 SImmons.
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
George W Jones, Josiah Evans.
SJalnss Harlan. Ino n Hammond,
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE.
sIohn B Thompson, f1ohn Bell,
~John ] Crittenden. lAndrew Johnston.
LouIsIAsA TExAs.
Up Benja Tin, +Sam Houston,
John SIideil. James p henderson,,
nAINE. VERMONT
WIN Pit Fessenden, Jacob Coliamer,
sHs ,niba Hamiin. +Solumon Foot.
MAssAeHusETTs. VIRGINIA.
sHenry Wilson, r NJ I Hunter.~
sCharies Sumner. LANES q sissOn.
NARfLAED WISCONSIN.
1Sme A PeaEce, tCharles Durkee,
sAnthony Kennedy. FJanes Dooiiuie.
paCHIGAN.
Oh Ales T. Siusrt,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
HOWARD iSyOtliTlO \
PHILADELPHIA.
I'M PORTNT ANNOUNCEMENT

all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
eases, such as SPERMaTORRHGA, SEMI
NAL UEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE,
GLEET. SYPHILIS the Vice OF ONANlSM, or
S~ELF-ABUSE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
aw iul destruction of human life. Caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practised upon the un-
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quicks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
BILE ACT worthy of their name, to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GgrIS TO all persons thus afflicted, who
apply by letter. " it'll 4 description OF their condition,
(age, occupation, habit o flife, &c } and in cases ul
extreme poverty aud suffering, to FURNISH MEDl-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent lnstltu
ton, established by special endowment. for the re-
lief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with "Virulent
and Endemic Diseases" II has now a surplus OF
means, which the Directors have voted 10 expend in
advertising the above notice. IL is needless TO add
that the Association Ommand the highest Medical
skill ofIhe age. and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, a report on
Spermatorrhea, OF Seminal Weakness, the vice oil
Onanism, Masierbation or Self Abuse, and other Dis
ca ses of the Sexual organs, by tile Consulting sur
geou. VIII ich W i'll be sentby mail. in a seal envelope
FREE OF CHARGE, On The receipt OF THu
STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO r. CALHOUN. fonsuiting
SURGE u, Howard Association, No. = South Ninth
Street, Fhiladelphia, Pa BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President
Z FAIRClilLD, Secretary.
a~pr951ly
ENTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OF HARTFORD,
CASH ASSETS IN Io5G-Sl, U7I 1896 %.
Insures against the dangers OF fire, and peTIls OF IN
land navigation, at a. liberal rates and rules as the
risks assumed rmit, consistent with soivency aud
a tair profit. DAVID ALLEN, Agent,
iyaItG. Bridgeport. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
Needle " Ork.

Zeal French Work Collars, Sleeves and Sets; Jac-
rel and Swiss FlOu ncings, Ed. ings and lnsertings,
Travelling Sets. very cheap. In short, the hest as
oSortnrent OF Needle Work that ! have ever been able
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
ALEX. HEYMAN,
At 1877. Main St. Wheeling, Va.
ShaHls. Man les and Scarfs

Very rich Chenille Shawls, very Rich Plush Shawls'
very rich Stella Shawls, new style Doubis Shawis,
Broche Long and square Shawis. Gold Bo' dered
Scars. Cloaks of almost every quali.yN style, embra-
uinn all The noYelIies OF Tie seaSOn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07

IOld Skinhint's prototype is seen every day
iBv per.o ns observani in life's great Broadway.
| One day 4 fifth avenoodle, a wife, coach and SIX
The nett he has gone 10 the bottom of styx.
These times are hard, too. so hard on the poor
Oh, think oil them kindly as they beg at your door
They have feelings so tender, to an insult as Keen
As in ~luxury's palaces ever were seen.
In Kansas there still seems TO be bleeding"
The par, zan Tres OF the States thereby feeding.
MANY Locos have found what be fore they could see
not,
That our sshrieksr were N earnest and not Tor q
feegot.
Little Dug has pitched into" "Old Buck" and
the Southrons,
And tbev'll 6nd when too late that he's one OF the
bother uns;'
Enough so TO make them wish him and his friend:
In a place which commences where purgatory ends
There is snort in reserve now Tor all who can grIH
At The troubles and trials that great party are in.
Since I last had the pleasure, kind irinds, IL
greet you,
An arenIpt, but = vain one, has been made 10 beai
you.
Pay ne fully we gaze6~ a. the fight ragged and Lyle
The hirsute, in his fOray against us did fght well,
Bur all would not do for their hosts Mere abased
lAnd-what never before could be said-they wer,
chaste, CCIase-d4
: Routed, horse, foot and ~dragoon, great and small,
ms and outs, rich and poor, ten psr cent and all
bad almost forgotten, good patrons SO kind,
To ask you TO search in your wallets and find,
For nv song. jsst"a rifle of plate say a cline
4 quarter. and may be q half in the range,
Ora dollar. and Ill be sure TO forget any change
lis but gree a year such a boon | crave,
Grant it and lin your everlasting slayei
Refuse il, and | am
Mos. Respectfully yours,
THE CARRIER BOY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07

It's Night-tis Winter-a soul is passing
From Earth to view the dread mysteries
of The vast unknown, where all must dwell when
Time shall cease to be. Tread softly, while wifi
Whispered tone we iell the many virtues
OF him about whose bier we're signing.
He lived but one revolving year-a cycle
OF the seasons beheld him, and he's gone
While Winter guzed upon his frosted Prov.
In Springtime, ioyously he skipped-a youth;
And meath the fer,ent Summer sky he grew
In beauty like The stars now twinkling
So brightly DER his ~frost-wrappd tomb.
Autumn saw nm going down the shady
Afternoon of life crowned with the gorgeous
Mantle of her own million hued livery.
Thus he passed into the deepening twilight.
And now his Might has come, and he can not
Work" Sing! Let him die to the melody
Osdslicious Music.
Behold another
Year is given; speak low, the infant
Is asleep.
Day approaches, for behold
The snow-clad hills grow sharp, the morning star
With waning taper, comes on tiptoe-
Into the cradle of the In FAINT year
To peep. and kiss the.lovely sleeper there.
Tie sleeps, awaiting the will Divine
To issue his msndate-"Let there be Light"
The while let us observe the slumberer-
Those tiny arms, shall, like the tabled giant,
Crush great serpents ere he die; his closd lids
Shall ope TO Joy and and sweet.
Hope and Despair, Lite and Death, Love and Hate
Shsll greet his vision when he wakes 10 life.
The unrisen sun has touched his brow
As if with promise of the glory
That fhe coming day would bring. The glow o
Morn upon his brow, seems earnest of
Victries TO be won. Soon he II awake
Giant, and wiser far than all the long array
Of years gone by.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-01-07
GREAT EXfITEM
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

kN CONSEQUENCE of the recent heavy
failures in New York and other Eastern cities.
the commercial houses nave suffered great losses,
aud to meet their demand had 10 : acrihceGood5 at
such an extent as to leave it without All equal in
commercial history. Ready money advanced 10 such
a value as to be quite common TO get :! per cent per
mo nth discount. Those fortunate enough to possess
ready cash found it all easy matter to obtain goods
al almost amy mice: aud IN concordance
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FRlNT & NAGLE ~
Merchant Tailors, IL
Sc. CldissciHe,

81. CIdlssctIIt, UAf0
Have on hand q full assortment of Cloths, CASH
meres and Vestings, which they will make TO order in
The neaIest style and on the most reasonable terms:
janice
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EURITURE : UAkPhTl,C.
GEORGE MENDEL.

MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
LAS just received a large lot of CAR.
III PETS, of every and all descriptions and vari
Giles. consisting OF
Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 3 ply,
Superfne 5 ply, Venetian Carpet.
ing, Stair Carpeting, of all kinds.
Oil Cloths ofevery grade.
Cochneal and Turited Rugs, Par.
lor and Door Mats ofevery descrip.
ton, Duggets from 2 to l2-4ths
wide, Demask for curtains, Curtain
Damasks Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
other article usually kept in such
establishments.
ALSO. a superior lot of every kind OF furniture, TO
whicA he invites tie especial attention of all persons
in want OF the very best and cheapest 10 he found in
the city Call and see il. Inducements are offered by
us which other establishments do not possess.
GEORGE MENDEL.
No. ia main street, first door below Marsh & Fay
lor's apr9iy
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-18
To Credit, Or not to Credit!

A FTER an experiment of four months, sell
IA ing on credit and cash, have come to tho
conclusion to adopt the ready pay system. To
part with any OF my old liiendsand customers
flor they are many will be painful to me and
hope by this timely NOTCH, they will make
their arrangements to continue doing their bus-
ness with me. To continue doug business on
credit, would be compelled to advance tho
prices on many articles oimy goods This ana
unwilling to DO, and will continue to sell as
cheap as the cheapest, and no mistake. THERE'S
but one class of people that the cash system will
injure. Il know not thatany of them are deal
ing with mel It's those that never pay. hone
my old friends and customers will take my advice,
once try the ready pay system. My word for il in
less then ono year you will DO glad you did so.
shall close my books the first day of
August next, and after that day cell for ready
pay. WILLIAM LAZIER.
June 18th 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-18

DsS~ The Supreme Court has de.
cided that son cannot recover from
the estate of a. deceased parent com.
pensation for boarding, where no ex-
press contract to pay is proven
Judge Lowre,n delivering the opinion,
says:
"Before q son sues his mother for
work or boarding, he ought to think of
the long years of anxiety and trouble
she has endured for him. And before
the law encourages suck suits, it must
calculate on the discord it must occas.
ion and ON the constant mistrust that
it will require between parents and
children, lest visits of kindness shall be
made the basis of pecuniary charges
on one side or the other. Most child
rem think it great favor to have such
visits from their parents; and if a
money account is to be kept of them,
many juries might think that it is the
parent, and not the child, that is en-
titled to the reward"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEE
OF Valuable REAL ESTATE. d.

ESURSUANT 10 the provisions Of decree
h rendered at the Spring Term, 1853, OF
the Circuit Court Of M0nonga!ia county. in
the Chancery cuuse OF James Evans 1T al Us.
Thomas p. Ray Heirs et al, the undcrsign.
ed, who Were apo nicd special Commission.
ers Tor That purpose, viii sell,
On tie 4M Monday IN Jnne nc9t,
before The from, door Of the Courthouse in
MorGanlown, 10 the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing valuable Real Estate, viz:
The late residence Of Thomas =. Ray, de-
ceased, near Morgantown. aud 20 acres Of
land thereto adjoining. This property is
handsomely improved.
Louisa Lowrie lot.
Also, 50 perctes o lend near the same.
Also, about acres of unimpruved land.
lying near Morgan,own, on Failing Run, adj.
joining Fielding Kiger's.
Also, 257 acres unimproyed land in
Grubb's Glade
Also, 5000 acres OF land, patented to Tho
mas i. Ray, lying OH both sides Of Chea,
River where il passes through Laurel Hill
mountain.
a so part of Lot No. on the plat of Nor
gantown, adjoining John w. Thompson.
Also, fraction o! Lot No. OH tho plat
Of said town.
Also, i'ac,on OF 10, No. 7 on the plat
Of said town.
Also, fraction of Lo, No. 8 on the plat
Of said town.
Also, a fraction OF Lot No. on the plat
OF said town. ..... ... ... ..,
Also, fractions Of Lots sc and 81, on each
OF which building is erected.
Also. fraction of Lot No ii in the pla,
of s0il tDwn
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SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue Of decree, rendered at the
~ April Term, 1858. Of the Circuit Couit
OF Monon9al'a county, in the case Of Henry
Derlng Ell al VS.. James 81. Evans IT al, | shall
On tie Fo~M .uoHday in Jly, 1853,
on the public ground before the Courl house
ct Monon2ala county, sell al public auction
TO the highest bidder, on a credit of Fix
months, with interest from the day of sale,
the two small fractions OF land in said do
cree mentioned, to wit, one of 3 2.3 acres
and the other OF ! acres, adjoining lands of
PhIl'P w. Horner. The purchaser will he
required to give bond with good security for
the payment of the purchase money.
w. T. WILEY, Commissioner.
June Q, 1858. l55 IS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-18
ROGERS q r0GLE.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their old friends
Hand the public generally, that they have re.
sumed business at
llAGAN'S CORNER,
having bought out the entire stock Of Goods of
Mr. Stohl, where they will DO glad TO see all
'helr old friends, and TO mako hosts ofNew ones.
The stock comprises full assortment Of DRY
GOODS, such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Nestinss,
MNalins, Uress.Goods, Hosiery, &c.; BOOTS IN
great variety, SHOES at all prices;
crockery, Queensware, Hardware, Hats Caps,
Ready-made' Clothing, and full stock of Gro
cericS.
They make no promises beforehand, but will
only say they ar Determined 10 sell 10 all who
come, II 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 II.
CASH OR TRADE, OR NO SALE.
May s, 1893. Il. &c.