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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-23
RSyEes THE GIpcI,c 10 oo,,;,

BE- The CIRCUS is coming-see
'hdvt' We publish such advertisements, on
The principle that a newspaper, like stage
or railroad.car, is for The use of all who pay
their fare, and demean themselves lawfully.
ahc not because we approve Of such erhibitions
IL hom'ly on the subject, just now, would do
no good, bu, rather sharpen the desire of the
young folks to 'see the evil Of ir' for them.
selves. So we forbear
B2s The Agent Of the above con-
Germ wished US to give a short notice
last week, and longer one this week;
but we presume he will excuse us. on
account OF our extreme awkwardness
In writing puffs of this sort.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-23
LAND SALE.

BY virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Monongalla County, rendered at the Fall Term
thereof, 1857, in the case OF Nancy Wells rs.
John w. Eastbun and others, | shall on tho 9TH
Monday in August, 1888, on the public ground
before the courthouse of Monongalia county,
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, SO
much OF the lands devised to John w. Eastbun
by his father, Thomas Eastbun deceased as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the sum of SI22, SO
cents, with interest on $l02,06 cents, parcel
thereof from Gath ofJuly, 1857, till paid togcth-
or with one-half Of the costs by the der't in the
aforesaid suit expended. Said land lies on the
waters of Indian Creek in this county, and is
the same now occupied by Nimrod Neatly.
Terms A credit Of six and twelve months
with interest from the day of SAFE and the pur-
chaser will be required to give bonds with good
security for the payment of the purchase money.
w. +. WILEY,
July LIST, lS5S-lo9-5t Commissioner.
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DRY GOODS

A general assortment for c lie IN en- nd L aides
which will be sold at reduced prices.
FRESH GROCERIES,. 49,
largo supply Of Sugar, Coffee, Syrup. &c. :,
SiAD aud HERRING.
QUEENSWARE 80.
large Stock including Granite, China, Liv-
crp""l, and Common Ware, such as has not been
generally kept.
HARDWARE
general assortment, including Scythcs, SC.
BONNErS, LATEST FASHIONS.
a new assortment OF the latest FASH on, ms
GLIDING Flowers, SC. Ladies' call and see them
HATS
Fur, Wool, Leghorn, Straw, Chip, and all 9th L,
er kinds.
>, BOorS.-A good supply Of Boots for Men and
Boys. 49,
Sli0ES'-A general assortment for Men, Wo-
men, and Children. Also on hand, an assort-
ment Of Nails, Glass, Cordugc, Stoncware, sc.
especially invite the Ladies and Gentlemen
to call aud examine my stock, for have tho
most complete and desirable assortment Of
Spring and Summer wear ever saw. Every
body come, for will sell cheap for cash or to
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
Cali ut the old stand. WM. LAZlER.
Morgantown, May 2Sth 1858.
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SALE OF LAND.

Rf virtue of a decree rendered at the
- April Term, 1853 Of the Circuit Court
OF Monongalia county, in the case of Henry
Dering e, al VS.. James M. Evans ct al, shall
y" tie Fourth Monday in Jaly, 1858,
on the public ground before the Court house
OF Mononsalia county, sell at public auction
to The highest bidder, on credit of six
months, with interrs, from the day of sale,
the two small fractions Of land in said do.
cree mentioned, to wit, one Of 2-3 acres,
and the other of "a acres, adjoining lands of
Philip w. Horner. The purchaser will be
required to give bond with good security for
The payment of the purchase money.
W.T.. WILEY, Commissioner.
June 0, 1858. 1876 Is.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-23

lie PAID AT THE Door An amusing in.
cident occurred at the circus Saturday night.
That important parsonage, the vender of
luxuries for the inner man, was going his
rounds. He had "ice cold lemonade-onIy
three cents glass, with stick in svery
glass ~ coun,ryman, wishing to accomo
date the lemonade man. drank some Of the
mixture and handed back the glass. Where's
the pay" said the knight Of the lemon
Pay : answered the astonshed green 'un,
'why paid half dollar at the door, and
thought you was just givin me the lemon
ade p A burst Of laughter from those who
heard the countryman, drowned The reply OF
the lemonademan.-Whecling Times.
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10 Credit, or not to Credit!

4 FTER an experiment of four months, sell
IA ing on credit and cash, | have come to the
conclusion to adopt the ready pay system. To
lfor they are many will BIO painful to me /; aud
l hope by this timely NOTCH, they will make
their arrangements to continue doing their busi-
ness with mo. To continue doing business on
credit, l would be compelled to advance the
prices on many articles oi'my goods. This am
unwilling to do, aud will continue to sell as
cheap as the cheapest, and no mistake. There is
but ono class Of people that the cash system will
inj:re. Il know not thatany Of them are deal
ing with me.) 1t is those that never pay. l hope
my old rriehIs and customers will take my advice,
once try tho reaG" pay system My word for it in
less then one year you will be glad you did SO.
shall close my books on the first day of
August next, and after that day sell for ready
pay. g.s.t. HHt WILLIAM LAZlER.
o June lith 1853. .. f..
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SWAINrS CELEBRATED PANACEA

For the cure OF Scrorula, General Debility.
and all diseases arising from Impurities OF the
blood and the effects OF Mercury.
Swaims Panacca has been for more tina n thr-
ty-fve years celebrated in this country and in
Europe for its extraordinary cures, some of
which are too frightrul for general pubIica alton,
where the patients have been almost eaten up
with Scroiula, and were deemed incurable by
physicians.
II has been used in hospitals and private prac-
ucc, AMI has been rccommc uded by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent per
sons. Among others, by w. G.. Gibson, NJ. d,
Prof OF Surgery, Penn. University Valentine
Mott NJ. d., P'or Of Surgery, N. Y. Universe
ty; W.. Devices, NJ. D., Prot. Mid. Penn L.
n'vc's'ty; N. Chapman, Nj. d., Prof. Of physic,
Penn. University; Il. Parke, NJ. D., President
College Physicians, Philadelphia.
The wonderful cures effected by Swaims Pam
ncea have Tor many years made il an invaIuu-
bic remedy and have occasiomcd unprinciplcd
persons to initiate il, and thLs impose on the
diseased and afflicted. Almost daily We are
informed of several who have been deceived in
this city.
Swaim's Tanacea is in round bottles, nntcd
iohg''udinaily, with the following letters blown
on the glass
"SW ACEA-PIiiLADA.v
Having the name Of JAS. SWAIN STAMPED on
the sealing wax and written on the label cover
ing the cork, and splendid engraving on the
side Of the bottle, by Draper and Co, bank
"''O 'hS'"N'Is, III lnc CthtIc III winch n
TRAIT OF the late VIM. Swain, (copyrlght sccur-
cd.)
1t persons purchasing the Panacea will he
careful To observe the above canton, and that
the name Swaim is correctly spelled they need
not be imposed upon.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory. the
old Stand, South Seventh Street, below Chcsnut
Philadelphia, and sold by all druggists IN the
United States.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE Us
SCIIIEFFELIN BROTHERS & co.
40 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK
ONO llS-AprI %, 1858.
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OREGON.

The news of Col. Stcptoe's defeat is
confirmed. He lost five killed and four.
teen wounded. At the last accounts
he was at Fort Walla Walla, waiting
reinforccmcnts.
There have been further troubles in
the vicinity of Port Oxford. The Indi.
ans had attacked train of mules be-
longing to the United States, taking
fourteen of the mules and killing one
packer. On the other hand fourteen
Indians had been killed while trying to
escape when on the road to rescrya-
ton. ,.'s.
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VINE Cheaper than lVater.-Thc
Paris correspondent of the Boston
Traveller, under date of June 25th
says:
complaints are made from every
part OF France that the wells and springs
are all drying up, and it is said wine
will be cheaper than water this year.
The wine crop it is said, promises to
be the largest ever seen, old wine casks
cannot be had now for love or money,
and the potters are busy making huge
jars like the oil jars of the Arabian
nights for the superabundant grapes.
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THE UNION.
MoRGANToWN. JULY %, 1853.
SLACKWATER MEETING !
ZIP AND AT IT! NOW OR :

There was something in the way of
holding q Slackwatcr meeting in the
Court. house at the time the last notice
was published. The honorable Court,
We learn, has promised the use of the
house for this purpose, on Monday the
Goth inst, (nert Monaay) from II till
2 clock, and we earnestly hope the
time will be improved, and Company
organized that will put this little Job
through with the least possible delay.
After having succeeded, by dint of
hard coaxing, and some threatening,
in getting the Company below to slack
the river up to Geneva, it looks like a
small business for our capitalists and
business men, after having procured q
charter, too, to be paying no further
attention to the matter. @
BW~ Remember nert Monday, and
turn out as if you intended to do some
thing! There will be no political ga
therings to interfere, that we wot of.
Rally, now, and form Slackwater
Company, or else "hold your peace
forever hereafter" We are about tired
of calling attention to this subject.
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B1~ THAT SIGN, at the corner Of
our Office, with one face towards the
Courthouse and another towards the
River, is designed to signify two things
in particular--1st, That we are still
on hand, at the old stand, ready and
willing as ever to wait upon our friends
and the public and %, That Jos.
MATTERS, the Painter, can DO good
job, and may be found at his shop next
door to the Post office, up stairs.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.

Mr. Alex. Hayes has f,leI up and enlarg.
ed the bafore extensive buildings furmcry
owned and occupied by Mr.. John Hanway,
at the S'ulh end OF From, street. in this 30
rough, and opened Hotel, which he will
Keep in STYLE. not easily surpassed for oil
ma. contributes to the comfort o: the lrav.
"ler or s"j"umer. MIR. Hayes is too well
known and highly esteemed as Landlord,
to need word OF encominm from The press.
You might as well hold q candle to the sun.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-23

F1Tcn y CuALFANT seem determined
to avail themselves of the facilities af.
fOrded by Carbon OIL s. Ncw Lamps,
to drive the darkness from this corner
Of creation! Their new supplies of
these articles come and 60 like flash,
leaving clear light all around, and a
fair profit on the transaction in the
hands of a very deserving and enter
prising firm. If you do not "love
darkness rather than light" and grease
more than cleanliness, get one of these
lamps, and oil to burn in it.
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IlUM vIvIMUs vIvAMUs


That "good time coming" Of. whirh We ~, >
to sing, has at last arrived at least one wUu!.
think so, judging from the great amount oEgo".
things To he found at the Variety store OF X. L .
x N. BERKsiiiRE, who respectfully anr"rnav
to their num,sr Gus friends aud customers ind tho
rest otmphi ind generally, that they have rrcpir-
ed from The East, the most compirtc ussoiim.E II
of VARIETY GOODS AND, NOTIONS, e,er
broughtt to this market, which thcya not o TIER
ing TO the PUBLIC at prices TO suit customers.
Their terms are CASH. -. G,
Their motto short prof's and quick returns
1t would be almost Impossible TO Cpumcrntu
all the articles to DC had there; among then,
may be found: .. o., ...I o., IT,
Nuts and Candies oreyery DISRUPTION, Pickles
Preserves aud ilavoring eA:Tacis Peaches put
up in air tight jars; Lemons, Oranges, Prunc,,
&c,; Spices aud Periumcry, every variety;
Tobacco and Cigars OF the best quality; So,
gar, Molosscs, and Syrup Crackers, Cheese,
Fish, Sptdlmrs, Sc, Stationary ni n superior
quality, every Variety. In word Ladies,
1niMre within, Tor en- Ming You want"
Picnic parties supplied with all the necessary
hxm's, on. reasonable terms. o.. ,....r, ..,.- ..
Don't forget tho place Remember it is at
the "Chcap Groccry,'' immediately oPp,tsi,e tho
coprthouse. .,.. . K. L. s. \. BERKSHIRE.
June Goth, 1858.
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RIGnT.-Thc Pittsburgh bankers
have made arrangements by which
hereafter Mexican quarters will. not be
taken by them for more than twenty.
two cents. Levics" WILDE taken at
twelve cents, and fps" at five. This
is good movement, & one that should
be adopted all over the country.
Wheeling Times.
ESA. 1t is rumorcd about town that
after the first of August our Merchants
will refuse to receive Spanish Quarters
for more than 20 cents. This rcgula.
ton prevails already along the Rail.
roads, and we presume also among the
Banks. Our subscribers will do we'll
to bear this in mind.
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BY AN OLD INDIAN DocTog, wuc

By AN OLD INDIAN DocToR, VINO
has made his fortune ard retired iron, business.
Viii spend tho remainder Of his days IN curinr
that dreadful disnnst-- CON$U NPTlON--FREE
OF CHARGE his eatncst desire being TO CON.
mnnlcato to tho world his remedies that have
proved successful in moro than 1000 cases. lilo
requires each applicant 10 send him n minute
description Of the symptoms, win two postage
st'Inps, (6 ccntsI TO pay tho return letter, III
winch he will return them his bdcice p,cscrip-
non, win directions for preparing the mcdt,
cnes, sc.
InE 90 DotroR hopes thnt those aillictcJ
WI MOI, OF accOUnt Of dclicacy, rcifntn from,
consulting bin because ho makes No CBARot,
hIs solc oujrct ~ advertising. is 10 do all tin
good he Gao before he dies. Ilo feels that Le Is,
lns''y colebfatcd l"r cure Of Consumption. Asa.
ma, Bronchitis, Nervous affections, Coughs !,
Colds, &c. N''e"''
hddrcss, DoCr UNcAS BRNNT.
Jan, 3p.--,Gnn) BoH 3531,p q. i. Yot
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Be5~ They came very near having
big fire at G. Wallace's stable, on
Spruce street, in this borough, on Sat
urday night last. The boys in attend
ance fell asleep, leaving lighted can.
die in lantern, which melted in the
socket, setting fire to some hay, and
threatening a wide confagration. An
alarm was raised, and the fire was put
out in moment.
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CInrlksbMrG Mntters.

RICHARD DEspARD, Esq, we'll
known and prominent citizen, died on
Saturday last, after an illness of less
than a week.
The County Court consumed the
whole of last week in investigating the
contested election between Moore and
Cooper, for County Court Clerk and
ended by referring it back to the poo.
pie
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I'll C.ER D.

Ii has become absolutely necessary for us to
close up our business entire. We therefore
give this last notice to these whom il may con.
Germ OF our intention and determination to do
SO. We hope that all those who are indebted
to us either by note or, account, will promptly
attend to their payments without further solicit
alton II. Is. Carr has LEFT town, but the books,
NC, may be found in possession of B. F.Smith,
VINO WIZ attend to them, There are great ma
ny small balances of accounts unsettled on our
books, to which would direct the special
attention of those owing them.
May 10. CARR, IANWAY co.
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FITCH & CIsALrANT.
We JUST RECEIVED

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
20O0 lbs White Load, in Oil;
Barrels BlaSsced Oil; Barrel speym of,
do TUrpeniine; Jo rish ~
do Lard OIL; do unL, ~
Barrels Carbon oil;
oo Bundles Wrapping Paper;
Sasos preserving Jars, all sizes, Glass;
COtKS Of all sizes;
6dozon Carbon oil Lamps;
90 dozen Gatgling oil;
10 Cases Puro Ptosh Drugs.
Wo invite tho public to cali at our establish.
'nont Tor anything they need in our limo, as onr
July 90 Flfen Z S,n',s,s,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in the Clerks
once OF the Circuit Court Of Monongalia county,
on the first Monday in July, 1858:
Lcmly santce, Comp'ts,)
vs.. In CnANcERY.
WIN. X. Cotton, ct al. Deft's) .
The object Of this suit is to restrain the De-
iendant Wade from paying over to the defend
ant Cotton, or his assigns, the amount of pur:
chase money due from him for certain tract
of land recently purcbasoj by said Wade from
SAID Cotton, and TO make the said tract O + land
IN the hands Of said Wade; liable TO a certain
mortgage executed by the defendant Cotton to
the Plaintiffs before the purchase of said tract
o. i2nd ny said Wade, OF which mortgage said
Wade had notice &c.
And II appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause, that the defendant Josephas Rice, is not
an inhabitant of this State, il is order cd lint hb
DO appear hero within one month after due pub.
iication of this order and do what is necessary
to protect his interests herein.
GoPy-,reste: LEWIS s. LAYTON, Clerk.
berkshire, p. Q. 159-5t.
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H0ifow"y'S Pills are tie best Rcmedv
kROwR N tic WOrld FIR tie EDyi0u.

ing Discusses ....
Asthma DatthTa Indigestion Stone & Gravel
Bowel COM. Dropsy Influenza Secondary syn,
plants Debility inflammation MONS 49,
Coughs Fey.&Ague Inward VIC ycncrcaI ac
Colds Female com aknoss rcctions
Ghost DID plants Liver COM Worms If all
eases Headaches plants kinds
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Piles Lownoss of spirits
0g~ CAUTION. - None are genuine unless
tho words Hoiowdy, Kcw- York and Lonaon >,
arc discotniblo as a Udtcr.mark in every lear Of
The book OF directions around each pot or box
me same may be plainly seen by hoiajHe me
icC 10 me HgW. a handsome reward will he
gwen to any ono rendering such information ns
may lead TO the detection Of any party or por.
ties countot6iting Tic medicines or vending the
same, knowing them 10 he spurious
=, ~ Sold at tho Mandatory of Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, Now York, and
ny MI respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med.
iclnc throughout tho United States and Tho civil
yea world, IN pots AZ % cents, 62t5 cents.
and 81 each ~ o''
b, R.Thofq,!e.a considerable saving by tSkiup
Che larger sizes. = e
N, B.--Dfcctions FOR tho guidance IF batcots
~ every disorder dfb affixed to each Dot
June 90, 1857. fcow-tyl
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M ORGANTOWN FEMALE
lVA SEMINARY,

jB H a A. M H. NJ P 4iseir@s
THE duties of this Institution will be resum /.
ed on the first Monday in September.
The Buildings are being enlarged, by the
addition OF three story wing, 80 by 80 feet,
which will contain a Chapel, Bath. rooms, and
increased accommodations for Boarders.
The Principals will be supported by a CORPS
of competent teachers in tho Solid and Orna-
mental Branches Of Female education.
Diplomas will be granted to those who com
piete the regular collegiate Course. ..1 F..
Miss MAGGIE VAN DER WERYEN, of Now
York, VIII take charge Of the Musical Depart
ment, and Mise MINNIE +. JEFFERSON OF tho
ornam entail Branches, Painting, Drawing, sc.
FERNS per Quarter--Eloven Weeks
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board, Washing, Fuel and Lights, Sos, 90
COLLEGIATE DEPARMEar.
Instruction in English Branches, 600
Ancient Languages, each 200
MUSIC, with use ofins!rument for practice, 1000
ornamental Branches, -@Pain,ing, Drawing, &C.;
PREPARAroRY DEfARrmENr.
Second Class, $500
fist olass, 900
For Catalogues containing further information
apply TO Rev. DR.. JAMES DRUHnoSB, or w, T..
WILEY, Esq, President Of the Board Of Trus-
tees.
Morgan'own, Va, July 80, 1853 Sw
" Unioniown "Genius,'' Brownsville 0CIip>
PERI Fairmont "True Virqihian, >, pruntytown
visitor" and Preston County "Register,; copy
eight times. '
N. B.-DR. HANK desires TO give notice TO
those ladies' and gentlemen, who have at differ.
emf times during tho past year, mentioned to
MN their desire to take up the study of The
FRENCH LArGuAGE, that lie will form a new
7th, ut 8 O'Clock.
July 20, 1903.
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A FARM OF 2G2 ACRES,
At PRIFI .SiIE

NJ VI less than 100 acres are cleared with a
L good House, 40 ny 20 feet, and Kitchen
adjoining, all convenient and well finished; ulso
a good house on another part OF the Farm, with
some twenty bearing apple trees around Il two
Barns and other out buildings, OF water there
Is a never failing well, and numerous springs
great 'ariaty Of fruit trees, besides an apple
orchard.
This farm lies WELLS five miles southeas ST of
MorSantown, on the pike leading to Bcyerly.--
The owner, desiring To remove 10 tic West, is
determined to sell at fair price.
For particulars enquire at the Union Office.
July 10, 1898. AGO If
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INDIAN WAR.

The Louisville Journal of tho 18th
INST. says: "Thc telegraph brings a
iiortnjght's later intelligence from Cal
ifornia. The defeat of Col. Step oo's
command in Oregon is confirmed. a
general Indian war was feared. Tho
excitement in regard to the gold mines
IN Frazier river continued. 1t is sun.
posed that 5000 persons would 20
there from California alone.
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Re- The Blackberry business ap,
pears to be the order of tho day just
now The mountaineers pack them in
by horse loads; and the citizens 90 out
after them in hacks, buggies, and on
foot. This crop being abundant, and
oil other fruit failure, our folks seem
resolved to make the most of if.
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PHILIP ROGERS. EVANS d. FoGLE
SlaCkWater or no SlackWater.

The subscribers have just received direc Il ON
Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large aud COM
pletc assortment oil SUMMER DRY GOODS,
second edition. Groceries ofthe best iE market
together with everything usually kept.
We are determined TO sell our goods to meet
the times--cheeper than ever.
We return our thanks 10, tho liberal patron.
age from our friends since we resumed business
and will just say, COME ALONG, and when you
have examined, and found out where you can do
best with your money, there buy. We urc de-
terinincd to work cheap.
June 25 ROGERS EOCIE
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TO BUILDERS,

ME TRUSTEES Of Mononga'ia AGA.
n denny will receive Proposals til the
loih oil June next, for building an addition
10 the Prrsen. Academy, so feet by 314 feet
TWO stores high: Plan aud Specifications
may may 10 seen al the store of Il. A. Drfing,
Esq. By order of the Board.
LEROY KRAMER, Scc'y.
MorSantown, MAY II, 1854,
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LOT in ROWLESBURG
FOKe S.aEE. .."'

ny virtue OF decree lately rendered by the
Circuit Court ofPreston County in cause W here.
in David Wonderly is plaintiff and William M.
Ihoms, and Thomas Ward are defendants, 1
shall on the second Monday in August 1858, on
the public ground BIO fore the Court of Pres
Ton county, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, Lot No. 8, in the town of Rowjeshu,o
In tho SAID county efPres,on. The sale will be
on credit of & IL months, with interest from
the day ofsale ; and the purchaser will be re-
CURED to give bond with good security for the
payment OF the purchase money.
. 100. ... w. +. WILEY
juno 0, lS5S-ts Commissioner