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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

For the Exp-ess.
LAFArErTE. Jane 7. 1859
Mr.. Editor: According TO promise, to drop
you line occasionally, should anything Of
interest transpire. embrace this. the fret op
portunity.
We left Terre Hauie TUESDAY, 6:30 A. NJ. in
charge of that popular Conductor, Bob Nc
Even. OF the L. II 4 X Road, for Green
c.stIe, where disembar ed and proceeded. .
r. r.. where we embarked for Lafayette. We
wish you here to enter our solemn protest in
conju rction with great many suffering trav-
elers. at the annoyance 'xperienced 10 travel
ing from one depot to The other, and am Ger
tain that IL this should meet the rye Of the off,
GERS Of The fwo roads. they will take measures
to remedy the ecd.
! A very pleasing sight. as we glided swiftly
over the T. II. 4 r. X wa, the distribu ution
of the telegraph poles that are to connect Us by
a wire With indianapolis aud the East, gener-
ally.
At the y A & Salem depot kind friend 5
placed us in charge Of that prince OF Conduc-
tors Ed Crane, a, the boys wont to call
him, but as he has just been married, ii Is Mr.
+ F. Crane. aud gentleman he Is too. popu
lar, polite, aud attentive. aud the person who
travels on the N A d 5 r. R. had better
take Ed Cranes train.
We arrived at this flourshing village at -:
IS L. NJ. and were Immediately taken in
charge by hat jolly. good nstursi Young Cam
Buntin looking landlord. Harvey Dale. of th.
Bramble House. where we were cared for. dus
ted and finally eaten to our heart, content.
We are of the same opinion Of The lIttle boy
who remarked. when viewing his first 4ih e
July section of ginger bread, "he wondered
what the rest of the people in the world woulc
do. if he eat all that up" SO it is with us
while surveying the good things piled up be
fore US, at the Bramble House Wonder where
any body else in Lafayette will get auy thing
20 eat
We would advise all hungry travellers t
step at the Bramble House and stay tive o
three days, aud il you are not suited, pay you
bin to the fascinating Beldin, and go some
where else.
As there are several Of The prominent citi
zens Of 'hIs place waiting - show Perry an
myself the sights | must close, merely remark
ing that il You could see Harry Crosby. Bo
Barr. Lin Smith. Perry and Mr. Button, throw
ing on airs at frs. class hotel, you woul
envy Us.
Tomorrow will give you history OF tn
things about town.
BILLY BUTTON.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

II The Rirhnaond Enquirer seems TO he
.rmswhat amazed al the wonderful organiza-
tin and strength ofthe opposition. IN Virgin
IA upon a three months notice, considering
thai tAree months ago noihing more than the
mere shadow Of an opposition party was sup
rossd 10 exist IN The Old Dominion. The
.ub,eet l. Indeed full Of alarming suggestions
10 the vrsngling dsmoerseys for d the sss
opposition Of Virginia have done this thing
i,s their 6rs, srpsrinspisl sleet y. shss may
lihsv rot do in the second
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

IsctprNrs or SATURDAY A mule team
ran olT-supposed to be the first on record
No hurt.
The Stewart House Omnibus aecidently
came in contact with a wagon. with two boys
10 il. throwing over the wagon and throw 10 :
-ut the boys. No one hurt we believe 4
narrow escape.
A man on horseback going up Ohio Street
at an unlawful rate Of speed. collijed with a
one horse wagon at a cross street, upset The
wagon and broke both the of wheels. knock.
ing every spoke from the hub ofone. Mo-
hurt in this as we could learn.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

PsssoS.L. We had the pleasure Of viii
on Saturday. from the good looking and CON
plaisant editor Of the Wayne County Chronicle
r. J Strickland. Esq whom We discover to b
4 polite and courteous gentleman. and IRON
the Appearance Of the Chronicle We are led 4
believe that he is gentleman Of s1eeileh
taste ard fne abilities.
Tie Chronicle is exceedingly neat IN me
ehsrical sx-cution--well filed with ably " "a,
ten aud carefully selected matter
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The Ladies' Hand Book.
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL WORK


Comprising directions aud patterns for
working in Applique Bead-work BDiding
Canvass. Knitiag Netting. Eating
Wor>ted work. Quilting. Patch work. DC . dc
illustrated with 26l new Engravings. Com
piled ON the best authorities. by MISS FLoR
rScE lIakrLrY Published by @. G.. Evans
40 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. 1883.
This i the most complete and ;horough
work of its kind. liy writing in a simple,
Straight forward stvle, AND rejecting all irrele
want -uics. the author has been enabled Ia
.n,body m this volume an immense amount ci
useful aud valuable Information, and by fsr
the mos, extenslse collection of elegant pat.
terms hat has ever been brought together IN
one book These patterns are engraved 10y
the. best artists aud mated on excellen, pa
per an1 brauiiful style. OF course such q
volume i, me raqe with the ladies. who can
appreciate iaseful patterns for adjoining ihell
perso sani heir dwellings. They know The
value e ''HARrlEYs : LADiE> HAND BOOK. asc
are ordering n Nith perfect rush IL Il an
,nIi>pensablr book for all who would be per.
feet In ornamental work
! Besides the sohi,ct named on the tile page
w. observe that The volume embraces descrip
l,on, aud en- cravings of al the various kind'
F of STITCHES aud descriptions, with illustrated
+ patfsrns. and multitude ofoiher matters IA
cident al 10 the subject. The number OF use
isl pate n,fo wo' king in this book is great,
than can be uhtaiusd in any other wa, b,
pawn, ten times the price asked for 'Haar
IIrs LApIKs HANp-Pook.' This vsluabi
book ior the Ladies will be sent by mail. 70
the low price of one dollor. EvAss will MAJ
a copy aud a handsome present to all person
remmittiug one dollar for the book aud twent
Que cents iOr pos'ag
4 new Classified Catalogue OF Hooks an
Gins with inducements to Agents will b
sent free. on application. Addrs.
g. q EVANS.
40 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Ia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

Tn, BRrpet The new bridge across The
wabash ~ill be completed in another week
n il nov 40 far advanced that foo,men pass
over it..
w,think this bridge is destined to Longer
endurance than The one preceding II.
liza iae STRUCTURE both 10 ma'er'si ard
vorknsnship. and does gFes, credit 10 'hos'
who constructed IL.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

Rs~sx.urr Ecro -Profe.-er siilius.n. n .
recent paper on he subject oil soends. says
There q. Surprising echo bss~een s~e h-Fn'
n Bs.vldefe. Allegheny eouniy. Ne~ ierk
The echo repeats eleven tiuos~ word q
TIVE OF shrs@sylsble.. and hss besa heard 4
repsst thistss- tsraes- By plsssex one. ssl
in The center betwesn the no barns. lssre sil
be a dsable echo. one IN The direction of ssel
barn, and mobosylsbls vii bs rspealss
tsenty Two times.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

II A few day ego girl on,y seven years
u ,ge fel inlo ven 10 Buffalo. The veil IL
sisssen feet deep. aud eontsins Eve feet u
water. The child went 10 Tie bottom. striking
her bad With some force upon the stones =
She Al onee threw out her hands, and felt the
pail resiiag on the bottom. and raising one
haad. grssped ,hs pole -hirh rested agaius,
he vall oi the -sll Dy this she raised herself
10 the surface ef the vsiess aud then climbed
up The vall 10 The top.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

IL Or. Ellis. in letter to his paper from
Indianapolis, stiles that {. l. Duphsm is
unqaestonsbly 10 be the Democratic candidate
FOR Governor. aud that the Republicans are
talking mainly Of Judge Morton Of Wayne Co.
or Judge Otto Of New Albany for the same
place.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

Asour MrRK'Rs.-Southey, in his Omnians,
relates the following was last in
Lisbon a nun made her escape from The nun
merry. The FIRST thing for which she inquired
when she reached the house in which she was
to be secreted. was looking glass. She had
entered the convent when only FIVE years old /.
and from that tine had oever seen her own
face There wa ONE excuse for her"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
Important TO Foreign Born Citi.

The folloSin letter. addressed BY the Sec
rsiary Of State. reral Csss. 10 a gentleman
Of Memphis, TIE n is of importance TO per
sons born abroad and WHO design visiting
Europe Other powers besides France may
claim the services of those who were once its
subjects. II viii be seen that naturalization
by the United States Government is no safe
exemption from military service in France du,
ring the war. The better way is to stay a.
home
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

ANQTura BiILI.RD MATou The fier ds Of
Serrsiier. the billiard player of Detroit. are
making up the sun ofi25 .0)0 TO match him
against Phelln. for that amount. aud the
championship of America, Isis thought that
Phelan viii play for SIS .00O. and Doihing
shorter
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

u A PARIS Journal says lha, the Pope, on
eceiying Tie Dske OF Crammont afew days
ago. as the bearer Of a letter from the Emp,-
ror Napoleon. promising him protection. his
Holiness. holding up a cfueinx. observed
Behold my only support"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

IL A sesspovp vas recently Pioughed Up in
stockbridge. on Il : farm formerly owned by
Timothy voodbridge. Judge Of the Com.
Plea. Court 10 i76l. bearing the initials Of
himself aud wife. The seld had not been
p'oughsd ". ore hundred years, but The
spoon was a. good as new
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
For the kNpre
WOMAN'S LOVE.

Oh, woman's love IL a holy light,
Which when once kindsd cannot die;
Though time. aud treachery, and slight
To quench the deathiess fame may try.
Like ivy, when il grows ii. seen
To wear an everlasting green;
Like ivy. too, Ills found To cling
Too often round rorfhless thirg.
Oh. waman's love. ri times Il my
Seem cold and ciouled; but Il burns
With an undsSiatirs ray,
Ahd ne"ss - ats idol turns.
It's snn-' .he l. a smile; a frown
'..- heavy cloud that weighs II down;
\ tar its weapon is- (bewsre
OF wOman's tears, there's danger theTcl:
It. sweetest place on which 10 rest.
4 contain, and conading breast:
IL jay--to neet;-it's death To part;
Its ,epulchre-a broken heart.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

y We presume one will weep at the
intelligence that the exeerable tyrani. Bonbs.
King Of Naples. is dead. he was born Janu-
ary IL. 1910, and asce lded the throne ofihe
Two Sieilies under he title OF King Ferd
nand L. q, OF. November {, 1890.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

IL Rev. Mr. Wise. young Episcopal cIer-
eyman. at Richmond, Va, is taking liberties
with the established routine. be breaches
without notes, and as ifhe were in earnest.
discsrds the priesily hab,liments and appears
IN his ordinary dress. not even wearing .
white cravat to distinguish him from aymen
-Er.
That shows him to be a man Of sense
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

gT Henry Ward Beeeher's new purchase Of
land in Wesiohesier county. cost bim at the
rate ct s5o0 an acre A ooiemporary drily
observes that Paul. the Apostle. never could
have bought land in We.lcbesier.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15
DEPsRrxrSr OF SRATK. D
WASHINGTON navl7

To M Felir LeClere. Mernshis. Tenn.
'SIR: \ our letter Of the lS,h inst, has been
received. la reply. have TO state that IL is
understood that the French Government
claims military service from all natives of
France who may be found within its iursdic.
ton Your nsturaiiza .ioh IN thls country
viii not exempt you from that clam should
you voluntarily repair thither
Il aD. sir, your obeiient servant.
LEWIS CASS."
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

IT Santa Anna, IL IL believed. has been
acting all the ,ims az The rremP'sr ef The
movements ef Mirsnon. snd the news that lhe
latter has invited The former back 70 Mexico,
add restored HE former titles, eonhfms The
general suspieicn. Santa Aons is the onl,
mar living ,ha. usderiaods the politics Of
Nsxiso. add everything Al present seems 70
lock Z, be elevation 70 The head Of Affairs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

Baoa a Dosssss There sas large al
disace 10 hear the amusinf hinsuels lsst night
add al sPper hagely delighted. Birch Is .
ssstsoop- add lave -ueh cririnsliiy. They
.-s---- ---s- THE svsaisv
,rs.ssl a "A
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

Coz. CooxtRlv still keeps pitching into
the Commissioner- II location for The new
Peuasnllary. including Gov. Willard who =
now ,rAveling ove' the country at The public
expense The Col. talks with such an AIR
of ,uiured innocence that one might suppose
!, v..n rare thing for Deraoer-fs 10 wasis aRd
souanler TIE peorlr''lmogey.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

~ More than half the counties IN Virgins
have given msjorities for Goggin. 10 1856.
Dschanan bad msjori,ies in about three fourths
Of the counties Of that State.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

- TIE Commercial Bulletin states that
n. -'"ss o. tAs esgsr.shsred steamer.
have plsniy Of esp.'-.
,lseutsfpnss wont erd II sssoks
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

Cs.ss Ctcs.-A large aumber q ei;ifers
Chsss snstsurs. met Lad uisht a. cei Mel
son's cfses. a. psesicady announced. for he
purpose of forussng Chess Clab.
Judge Couard vas called to he Chair and
d V Mirshsn ~as arPesnted Secretary.
on motion. The following Committees we're
srroiuied.
On Organization. Buckingham. M.ashall
and Rosworth.
ca Rooms. Cousra. Mekesn ard Thos. II
RAFr
On Furnitare Nslsoo. Toell and ffeemsa.
On permansn, efiesrs. Nelson. CAAsnins
and Mnshsli
On Finsnee. Bassst'. Nslsen ard Tvell.
On motion. sdloursed I'll Friday nish:. ih
10Th int, al 7. Nelson's ofiee
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

II A boz containing lot Of veodsn selsd-
sbces. which are supposed 70 date back to ih'
,iss Of wm. Penn. we're srhupsd In Philsdsl
rhis, on Mondsy last,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

Arrns---The Journal Of Saturday night
contain. an secoup. Of a probably fatal ARRAY
q, Lockport IN this county. between Robt
Chapman and Amos Teiers. In which the
former wss dangerously, perhaps fatally stst.
bed.
Tetsrs made bis escape.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

p.rl MonrH, We suppose Paul Morphy
vas ,akso seriously ~ on Saturday, upon the
.rpesrsnee Of the Union.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

There have ben re officers chosen a. yet
Themes board VEL meet N Friday text a
Nauson. - ~eare safssm med. ~heu the official
orgsuisAioa f.s the ensuing ear v'll ee-o"-
..f.te.l
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-06-15

II Ata meeting ofihr s,crkho'etT- o The
T,r,e HAule. Alton s.. Louis kailfosd Com
pAay he'll At Shelbys'lls. Illinois. or Mon
asy and Taesd.y last. the teliawfng persons
x.f. ,,sets,l Directors ~ The ensuing year
,.t.c g.,~h6.la New Work
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-11
FOR THE UNION.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A meeting Of the Monongalia Tenn.
perance Society was held on Monday
evening, 9th inst, in the Baptist CHI,
w. Il. Wiley, Esq, President, in the
chair w. S. Dowher appointed Sccrc-
tary pro TEN.
Rev. III. w. BigSs opened the excr-
ciscs with prayer. Rev. S. Siegfried,
who was appointed to address the meet
ing, then came forward and stated that
he was very much fatigucd, having just
returned from a journey over the noun
tain, and asked to have. his address
postponed till this night week, which
was accordingly done. s1
Vim. Lazier, Esq. offered the follow
ing article for the consideration of the
Society at BONE future time:
Resolved, That we hereby pledge
ourselves as men, to use all legal power
to sustain and enforce the laws of this
Commonwealth regulating the manu-
Featuring, vending and using ardent
spirits and alcoholic liquors.
The resolution was supported with
opposite remarks by Mcssrs. Lazier &
Siegfricd, and then laid on the table
forifurther action.
On motion, the following named
gentlemen were appointed committee
to prepare an abstract of tho laws re-
ferrcd to in the above resolution, to re-
port at the next meeting. Committee,
Messrs. Berkshire, IIough, Bunker.
The pledge was .hen circulated and
20 names obtained.
The Society then adjourned, to con.
venc on next Monday night, in the NJ.
p. Church, if it is not engaged, and if
their meeting is still in progress at that
time, in the Baptist Church.
w. L. WILEY, Prcs't.
WIS. DowNER, Sec.
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a3av @2ooG {sHasr..


The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE of Foreign
Literature (of which we have published
an advertisement for tho last two or
three weeks is now on our table. 1t
Is designed as a medium thro' which to
furnish tho cream Of all the British &
french Magazines; and. the design is
executed with energy and taste. The
january No. contains two cngravings,
Ia Sartain's inimitable style, the first
of which contains the likcnesses of Sir
Walter Scott and his literary friends
at Abbotsford the second gives us
view Of Shakespeare and his contempt,
rafies. The Eclectic is a desidoratum
to reading and thinking mon on this
side Of the Atlantic, affording vast
quantity of choice reading at a titho
Of The expense Of the same matter in
rs Original form,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-11
What tlae Press Saw.

esG tOSTAR'S DETERMINATIONS are invalua.
" BILE remedies for clearing houses Of
al sorts OF verTnin. Wuh all -conIidsuce
we recommend them.--N. Y. DAILY State
Register.
Casters remedies for domestic pests, such
as Rats, Reaches. Bed bugs, Ants, Fleas. &c
are Invaluable 1--we can speak from actual
knowledge OF their merits. Druggists and
Dealers should send their orders early, il
they would secure trade in them ". Y.
Journal
Il shalt write something about your Ex.
leFmnaIors, and can do so with proprc.y.-
They are selling rapidly here an destfoS ing
all He'miu.-Ed. Banner fnyctc, 40,
DEATH TO ILL vERMlN."
As Spring approaches,
Ants and Reaches.
F'om their ho!rs>cone ou',
And Mica and Rats
In spite Of Cats,
Gaily skip about.
Bed bugs bite
You, in he night,
As on the bed on slumter,
WhIir Insects crawl
W." 1hTo' cham Der aud hall.
ln squads without number.
:. ~ - '"'D "OHut'J"1 uHE UHW tcIiHRtV
Rats, Reaches, Mice, Mules, Ground Mice,
Bed. bugs, Ants, Moths, I Mosquitoes,
Fieaa, ln:ec;s on Animals, in short every
species oil vermin, are utterly destroyed AID
eytermiuatcd by
"COslar's" Rat, Roach &c., Eftcrminaior.
"COsfGr'sp Bed bug. Erterminaior,
"Costar's' Electric Powdcr, for Insects.
Supplied direct, BY null TO any address in
The Unitcd States, as follows:
On The rcc,rip, OF ST. box Of the Rat,
Roach, &c, Ext
On receip, of S2a box OF each Of the Ra,
Roach, &C., Ext, and Electric Powlc (se1l
postage psid sufficient to destroy The yer,
min on any premises.
Sod by druggists aud Dealers everywhere,
.Costor's" Principal Derol, 400 Broadway,
n. T. p. S.-CircuIafs terms &c sent 6y
mail on application.
Wholesale Agents for Va. MI &c.
At Norfolk. Va, KING &1OY, =
Richmond, Va,
I" Baltimore, Nd,
March ll,--6t.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-11
SPNR.I'G .4RSEeHE:lk.

HAVE JUS, received fresh supply of
Il Spring and Summer goods from Bal,i.
more and Philadelphia, consisting of
Gentlemen's wear of every description.
Boys' I" .ffa
Ladies I" "a-sa
Misses & chillren's -" I. sa,
READY. MADE CLOTHING.
Men S and Boys Ready made cloihirg q
sorted. t,F
BOOTS AMI SHOES. f
Ladies' and misses boots and shoes.
Men and BOYS .iC}r5
Hats and Caps former and bys.
Bonnets for Ladies and misses,
Hoods, Ruchps. Flowers, &c.
QUEENS WARE, .fssorted.
a general assortment OF QueensWare.
GROCERIES,.
Tea. Coffee. Sugar, Mo'asses, Syrup, sc.
H1RD WARE.
Wheeling Nails, Glass, &c.
With all the various articles usually kept
at a retail store. These goods have. been
purchased al low figures and will be sold as
cheap as the cheapest am thankful for
past iavors; so come friends, one aud all. to
the cheap corner, bring your Cash, Corn, or
Oats. and you shall have goods cheap, and
no mistake. WM LAZIER
March LIST, 1859. l92-tl +,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-11
GlRARD HOUSE.

Tile Subscriber having leased the large
and commodious House on the corner OF
Third and Smithiield sta. known as the Gl-
RARD HOUSE, and TT fitted il in the most
modern style, would respectfully solci, the
patronage OF the public, assuring them that
all The convenicencas Of frst.class Hotel,
will always br AT their command
The Girarl House is centrally located,
and easy OF access, and visitors to the city,
either on business or pleasure. will find it
TO th"ir advantage To favor il with their
patronage. V FEilI., Proprietor.
Piisburg, Mar. 4, 1889, 1921
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Sale Of Valuable Property.


FDY virtue Of deed RI trust executed TO
Ib me by James Kinsey & Anna his wife.
admitted to record in the Clerks Office of
the County Cour, of Mononsalia county, oh
81 September, 1857, IN ORDER to secure the
payment 10 James a. Curry, of the sum of
Seven Thousand aud One Hundred Dollars.
shall
On the o5M day Of March, 1859,
ON The public ground before the Court House
in MOrsanlown Monoueala coun,y. Vir.
g'nis, sell at pubic auction TO the highest
bidder for ready money, all The liaht title
"nd interest vested, in me By sail deed OF
trust, whether legal or equitable. in and 10
all the real estate composing the Valley Fur
mace estat e on Derkor's creek, ia Tie said
county of A0nougaiia which was sold by
The heirs Of Alphens p. Wilson to the said
James knsIcy, on The rs h day Of October,
1854 consisting Of several parcels of Land,
containing in the aggregate about fifteen
hundred acres, as described in an article of
agreement of Edgar G. Wilson, for said heirs
of Alpheus p. Wilson aud he said James
knsley, filed among the papers OF a suit now
pending ON the ChlmCery side Of the Circu.
Court OF MonongaIia conuty, wherein thu
heirs OF said a pheuS p. Wilson are plain, IFS
and the sail J1mes Kiusley is defendant
reference whcreunlo is hereby had Tor more
particular description.
There is previous lien on these premises
for tao thousand dollars Of purchase money
due the heirs Of A'pheus p. Wilson, with
interest thereon from the 9Th OF October,
1851, and the COSTS Of the aforesaid suit now
pending TO enforce said lien. L, is believed
there is no other lien or the premises prior
to said deed OF trust; aud The sac will be
subject to said lien. The purchaser OF this
sale Will, on payment and satisfaction Of said
lien Tor purchase money, eutitlc himself 10
complete right ana tile to the premises.
w. L. WILEY, Trustee.
Feb. S2d, 1859. 1915
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-11
NJ A II r I T. ID.

On Thursday morning the 81 inst, at The
residence Of DR.. I.aaC SCOT, b, Rev. Charles
McLanP,M M JAMES ~ PIcSENPAuGu. to Mss
HANNAa DAccHEhiH. daughter Of Mr.. Hugh
Dausherty decd, all OF Morganiown.
On Thursday morning. March 10Th, by
Rev. S Seg(ried, JONATHAN NJ HECK,
Esq, to Miss MATTE A. CALLENDiNE,
oil Of Morsautown, Va.
It's love that binds congcrsl M nds,
And makes the bondage sweet.