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NATIONAL THEATRE.
T. A. ....sole Lessee.
Re-ensasemeu for week q n, celebrated and
On TUESDAY rvruse, November
The Rsvel performance will with the very comic pano
mime, entitled
LIE PETE CHAMrETRE.
To followed by talented
MARTGNETrI FAMILY.
which,
THE CoNsCRIPTs.
To by Cypoue BY Mdle.
Mons colot
To with, lime positively, very pano
mime OF
THE INVISIBLE HARLEQUIN.
Prices Of admission Private bores, ss circle and par
Is IS family circle rs third
Doors open at I O'Clock 7s. The
office viii open daily, 10 O'clock m, O'Clock,
Nov
COME ONE, COME ALI..-singiug school in Temperance
Hail. Wednesday night November TO- at ~ O'Clock First
Price efckep quarter twenyOur
Nov ' smat - MS JOHNSON
By N. sTRArroN. A"c,om.er,
tPennsyvania apenps corner Of Ninth areet)
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday, November
farm % sy a occupied BY ls%u, T. Ma%eo" ESQ., ssonns e @ S
ra s o. cooes esna a % improved ~ a"a us
house. with wings orchard Of appe peaches, and other
fruits and several fine springs Of
command n extensive and
Washington Potomac, and the country
particular description may by calling upon the
| auc Visiting the premises.
liberal, nd made a So
Title indputsb the expense Of purchaser
Oct N-eodkds
NEW AND VALUABLE Mhps.-Msp- Of the world on
~ Mcrcator's lection, Prioe $40.
Township maps q the United States on large scale Price $40
Dsected mounted OF United States and Canada
Price 81 so
For sale bv W. NJ Morrison Cos Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
nston, and by D. Distpme, las Broadway, New York
Nov Std
DAPpS Niche Geld peus-prt.utsd 1859, hrnrtuq
all the properties is the finest quill with the durability
the metal Recommended by well known czens OF Wash
inGton For sale the agency, =. asf. Jesa.s e.
Hwts TAYLOR T. MAURYis
ocis I9EsM8 Bcokstors, 9Th street
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-, of expressing their opinion whether the grounds
sd by The President 10 his order oi dismissal were
soaSd IN truth sustained by law or protective of the
lonted rights OF the eissa directly affected by that
gu Such an expression Is all that now ask. The
esd report 10 the case OF Lieutenant Roberts, adyerted
y aboye. il also enclosed Tor reference.
tske The liberty enclose copy of the printed brief
srb ember OF the committee and, il moi incompati.
H. with proprey, may ask The favor OF you TO hand
~, oysr according 10 their respective address
~'" am with much respect, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
C. GRATIOT
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Terms onehd cash the residue in six and twelve months
a Title original proprietor.
| All conveyancing at the cost of Inc purchaser
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
| Nov I'D AuctiOnrrr,
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will be sold conveyed snbect TO the and
by the President OF the United States for
saing buildings
city Washngtonn and such regulations
Washington adopt with
probation of the President of the United States.
O'Clock, a. and will be
until sufficient number Of
shall be sold produce the Of required
tor &c. which the funds
derived frem this sale by law appropriated
Terms cash. WM EASBf,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings
2}-eodNovS 4at y
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Auc
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COME ONE COME ALl--singng School in Tempepnce
Hail. Wednesday night November 10, at ~ O'Clock First
night free.
Price efuckets quarter Of twenty gentlemen
5000 ladies, 81 So
tow D. NJ. =. JOHNSON.
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JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
Auct,0ileef
BY }. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oncer.

j. &. MCGUIRE, AucttOncer.
TTNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-On Monday, No
vembe 6h Immediately AFTER the sale lots shall
sell, my auction the following lots, viz;
Square No. 81, lot NOT gsHaa
DO 9os, lo No situated the Navy Yard, and
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RALEIGH, Nov. 2, 1852

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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From an Occasional Correspondent.
Bosros, November

Bosros. November 8. 1852.
ELECTION OF GENERAL PIERCE. AND ITS
Observation-Disclosures STATE ELEC.
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1t is a Fact Established

A ND well known. that the Arabians attained
IA heightiu the knowledge of medicine, which
caused the whole world to wonder and admire
With them the science of chemistry had its birth,
and it is, therefore, not at all strange that peo
pie so eminently successful in the healing art and
SO persevering in character, should by actual and
untiring experiment. discover remedies far sur
passing in efficacy, all Others for the cure of those
diseases incident to them from their mode of life
The greater part of their time being spent in hA-
zaTdOus and bloody warfare with the different
tribes, they were subject to the most violent at
tack of rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia pains,
and various infAmmAtOry diseases, as also the
swellings, diseases of the joints, etc., etc. Ali
these diseases they were so surprisingly efficient
in curing, that the animated looked with wonder
and attributed their skill to the powers of magic.
II. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN EMINENT is a
composition of balsams and oils, from rare plants
peculiar to this country, and it was by the use of
the articles composing this great remedy that not
only their physicians but even the wild Arabs of
the desert were enabled to perform such miraeu-
lOus cures The Arab steed is wOrld-renowned
for his beautiful symmetry of form, his unsusPas-
he is capable of enduring. Why is iti Because
from the time of his birth his limbs are carefully
watched, and upon the first appearance of disease
the magic lotion is applied, and such things as
scratches, SPAWN, lameness, etc., ETC., are I'M
known. The same results will follow in all cases
where Ii. G. Farrell's genuine Arabian Liniment
is used in time. Therefore delay not in procur
=
it will save you twenty, and great deal of suf-
tering, if not your life.
LOOK OFT ToR CoUN-ERFEIIs.-Thep public Hre
cautioned against another counterfeit, which has
lately made its appearance, called w. b. Far
rell's Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of
all the counterfeits. because his having the name
of Farrell. many will buy tin good faith, with
out the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and
they will perhaps only discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
II. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
WHOLESALE druggist. No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois to whom ali applications for Agencies
must be addressed, BE sure you get it with the
letters IL. G. before Farrcll's, thus-H. G. FAR
REL'S-and his signature on the wrapper, all
others arc countcrfeitS.
Sold by LLOYD LOWNDEs, Clarksburg, Va,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout
the United States.
LIZ Price rs and so cents, and 81 per bottle
AoENTs WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not
already established. Address IL. G. Farrell as
above, accompanied with good reference as to
character, responsibility, &c
July 7, At.
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On. GUysorr's ImFRovED EXTRACT or YEILwo
Dock AND sARsAPARtLLA Is sURE REMEDY FoR
HEREDrTARY TANTs. Thousands of individuals
ara cursed with grieEous complaints, which they
inherit from their parents. The use of the Yel-
lOaO Dock and sarsgPariga viii prevent all this,
and save a vast amount of misery, and many valu-
able lives, for it thoroughly ezpels from the system
te latent taint,, which is the seed Of disease and
so takes off the curse by which the sins or misfor-
tunes of the parents are often visited upon the
innocent offspring.
Parents owe tito their children to guard them
against the effects of maladies that may be COM
municated by descent, and children Of parents
that have at any time been affected with ConsEmp-
tOn, Sercfala or syphilis, owe it TO themselves TO
take precautiOn against the disease being revived
in them. GuysOtt's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
SOrsaparilla is a sure antidote in such cases.
u See advertisement:
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sittings off circ,,it f,onr,s..

Thefollowing extracts from one of the
acts OF the Legislature, passed at its late
session, giving the dates for the sitting of
the Circuit Courts, viii be found useful to
many ofour readers; and win save them
much trouble If they viii cutit out and
preserve It's .9t.a
14Tn CIRcu1T. Monroe, Sd Monday af-
ter the 4th Monday in April and Septem-
Der; Greebrier, Sd Monday after 4th
Monday same months; Pocahontas, 28d
April and Sept; Allegheny, 10th April
Sept; Botetourt, LIST April and Septem-
Der; Roanoke, Thursday after the Sd
Monday in March and August; Craig, LIST
Monday after 4th Monday in April and
Sept.
15rH Cmou1r.-Giles 9lst, Mercer
10th, Raleigh 18th. Wyoming 29th, each
OF April and September; Hogan, 4th /;
Boone, l2th, each of May and Oct; Fay.
cite, Sd of April and Sept; and Nicholas.
29th of March and August.
1sTH OIRcuIT.-Wayne!1st, Cabell 9Th,
Mason 26th, each of April and Sept;
Jackson 9th, May and Oct; Putnam, 18th
April and Sept, Kanawha, May and
Oct.
19TH C1Rcu1r.-Wood, 10th March
and Aug; Writ, ed June and Nov; Gil
mer, 2lst May and Oct; Braxton, 28th
April and Sept: Lewis, 9Th May and
Oct; Richie 18th; Doddridge, Goth, and
Peasants, 9th each April and Sept.
Goth CrRcU1r,-Hancock, Goth March
and August Brooke, 28th same months;
Ohio, 4th, Marshall 4th. each of May
and Oct; Wetzel Goth, Tyler 25th, and
Monongalia 9th, each of April and Sept.
91sT CIRou1r.-Upshur Goth, Randolph
28th' each of March and Aug; Barbour
18th, Preston &c, each of April and Sept.
Marion, 12th May and Oct; Taylor, 9TH
June and Oct; and Harrison, LIST of March
and 4th Nov.
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THE EAST INDIA SauADRox,-Com.
Perry's flag ship is now at New York,
and it is said will depart in all this month
for her destination. The Commercial
Advertiser states that the Commodore
has leave of absence for two weeks, and
is now on visit to the Falls, whence he
will return to New York, and directly on
his arrival at New York will repair to
Washington for his final instructions 1t
is believed there will be some material al.
teration made in the plans for the coop
Grafton of the squadron in the East
The Commodore's flag will be removed
to the steamer Susquehanna, upon his
arrival in the Indian seas.
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80 - THE subscriber pccnuliy infoyra,
& -, /" his friends and customers and the pu-
Il ~ bic generally that he has removed q
e. his NEW STORE ROOM At tho cid
stand, where lie has inst opened NEW and
CHEAP stock ~ Seasonablc Goods, which
he Is Offering on the most favorahlo terms. Tha
stock consists partly Of the following
A large stock of prints from 4 10 fs< cts,
black and fancy-colored alpacas, very clicap b.
rcge de taines, monslins, silk popins, suk Issue
fancy lawns ginghsns linen instrr quecn's cloth,
and other ladies drcsss- gooda.
Biz, pearl aud fancy-colorca suk gloves and
mittss KID and childrrns Isle, thread, DO,
Worked collars, shawls, cambria h'dkff, para
sols, bonnots, bonnstfibbons, with good nssort-
ment OF hosiery. 81 fiti4 500
A variety OF conihs, brushes and fancy roods.
Black, blue and othor eolors Of cloth and esssl.
mereE
Satinetts-all colors.
Satin and fancy,cOlored silk restisgs
Tweeds; Ky, jeans, eoiionsdFillss llncns, and
variety Of Summer Goods, for meas wear.
Black and fancy crayats, silk handkerchief,
See, Sc, with a good stock Of groceries, hard-
ware, quesnsware, boots, shoes, hats, caps e<ea
Sc.
seho ol-Books aud Stationary.
ne Invites attention 10 his stock, which VIII
DC toena ~ cheap a. least. a. any In The market.
CHARLES LEWIS.
u AN kinds q produce taken IN axchangc, fes
which the highest market price Win - given.
ClaFkaburg, July 5th, 1850. daily
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BARTLETT,S HOTEL.

THE undersigned having rO-bullt and enlarged
i a considerable portion Of his Hotel, which
was destroyed by Ore last fall, e now prepared 20
entertain travellers and vlsitoS comfortably, and
customers, In . short time tho whole building
viii DO completed, when no win DO enabled 70
entertain his gnests In style unsurpassed In
Western Virginia,
Ills HougE l. large comfortable three story
brick building, pleaaantly located IN the centre %
tho town; contiguous 20 the CONTIGUOUS and tho
VidSd with all the cCuveniencos for keeplng hfst
class hotel.
HIs TABLE will be supplied with the best tha
country can afford; aud
lis BAR stocked with tho choicest 1Aqnofs.
Every attention will be paid 10 render the vlalla
Of those who may favor him with q call comfort.
Up. BARrLETT.
CLARKsBrRO, March cath, is69,-iy.
N. B.-ThO stable Il attended by careful and
trusty hostlorR.
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Pittsburg Watch and JeweIry store,
w. w. WILSON,

TTNHIS house Cover 80 years establishod) has
Il recently been much enlarged and splendid
Stock of Goods, equal to any in the Eastern cities
kept constantly renewed direct from Europe, and
full as low rs any regular Eastern house, and
cheaper than many do in this and other cities.
We do a regular bona fde business warrant all
our goods, and wiz Ell orders with equal attcn-
ton and fidelity rs If the person were present.
Our Stock consists chiefly of Fine Watches,
Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Forks &C., Military
Goods, Chandeliers, Lamps, and Candlcbras,
Table and pocket cutlery, Eazors and SGesso Tea
Fancy Goods, RogaliaA, &C., &C.. &c,
~ WATon REPAIRING, Done in q very snpe-
rior manner, at reasonable prices and work all
warranted. Special attention is devoted to this
branch of business.
Citizens of CIarkshurg and surrounding coun-
try are requested to take memorandum of my
address, and when visiting Pittsbnrg. give me u
call. w. w. WILSON.
July 81 ls52-Sm
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NOrthwestern Hotel.

THE subscriber would call the attention of tray-
l. ellers and strangers to the absvshOtsl situated
on Pike street. Clarksburg. II is the Office of all
the lines of Stages running to aud from the place,
is large cOmmOdiOHs house, and no pains will be
spared TO render ii comfortable and pleasant 10
all who may favor him with call.
His table is at all timcs supplied with the best
the country can afford, and his Bar stocked with
the best liquors.
u An attentive hostler is always connected
with the stable, which is large enough to accom-
Odate great number of horses.
Charges as reasonable as the times will admit
Of. B. RUST
Clarksburg, July %, ls52-ly.
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THE P1RATIoAL CAPTURE OF THE Scnoo-
HER QUEEN OF THE WEsT.-We have al
ready noticed the capture of the schooner
Queen of the West. Of Dartmouth. Mass.
and the massacre of her entire crew, by a
gang of tortoise hunters, on the eastern
coast of Madagascar. The Queen of the
West was in pursuit of tortoise shell few
leagues from Cape Amber, when she was
captured, pilleged and burnt. and all her
crew. numbering five persons, murdered.
Fifteen ofthe murderers have been ares
ted, and l,4OO francs, with silver brace.
let's and some tortoise shell, stolen from
the vessel recovered. The murderers are
to be brought to the United States for
trial ,srr-
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DEpoT At PAM

DEroT AT PARKERsBURG.-The Par
kersburg Gazette announces the purchase
in that city by the President of the North.
Western Virginia Railroad Company. of
II lot of three acres of ground for the site
of railroad depot. The location is de-
scribed as above the level of the highest
floods of the Ohio, easily accessible from
both rivers, and central as to the present
town. Other purchases have been made
by private parties in the vicinity with the
view to the erection of produce and for
warding depots, and warehouses.
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Albert G. Roger, Richard Sewell and Joseph
Bsugher.2 81 sfsa- 3iunl ComPi'iH.
Us #fsaif stf ~hnr.T a.1f
Cnmmins f. Jackson's heirs &c. Def'ls-
This cause having been BY an Order Of the
Sircnit Court Of Lewis county, made on the lst
Gay "a. OF Nov. 1881. referred TO the undersigned
osh..soner in chancery for said court, . TO
~ III s'Sse and settle the administration account
W,s 49, r Jackson deed. with John
!" uiIo ,aie ADMINISTRATORS thereof, and 70 nscer-
tam ana report what real estate was owned bv
the. said Cummins T., Jackson al the time III his
death, and where the same Is situated
the quantity of each tract or lot; and b,,s ,,osi
published in some public newspaper, printed IN
Weston and Clarksburg, for one month, 70 con.
vene all the creditors Of said Cummins e Jack
son deceased before him and TO take proof %
whatever debts may be due TO each creditor from
the said Cummins Z. Jackson. warning said ere
diiors to appear and prove their debts on pain o.
being denied the benefit Of any decree 70 be pro-
nounced in this cause or charging such debts up
on the estate Of said Cummins L. Jackson
Giving liberty to the heirs and administrator o.
said Cummins r. Jackson TO contest the justice
Of any debt that may be presented and claimet
as due from the said estate. The said parties vii
take
NOTICE. a s..
That on the 9Th day of Sept. next Al the law
office of J. NJ. Bennett, in Weston, shall pro
coed to discharge the duties injoined BY tfe salt
| order. The creditors of the said Cummins 4
Jackson will take warning accordingly.
JAS. BENNETT, Com'r in Chy.
July q, 1925 It.
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Trouble with the Negroes i'm canada.

TrouDle WIN the Negroes in Canada.
1tappears from the following article
extracted from the ST, Catharine's @. w.
journal Of the list inst, that the fugitives
and other blacks in Canada, do not all
ways meet withthe "brotherly sympathy
with which they are greeted on their first
arrival In the colony. Here is the arti,
ole :~--1a 0o l.sN bah yJguufl 5- trarr
eve regret exceedingly that the day
did not pass over without serious riot.
1t seems that on the parade ground some
insult was offered to the colored company
which was very properly restrained by
Colonel Clark and others, If the affair
had ended here it would have been tortu-
nate but the bad feeling exhibited on
the parade ground was renewed oy some
evil minded person; and the colored pop
ulation becoming enraged to madness they
proceeded to wreak their vengeance on a
company in Stinson's tavern, after which
general melee took place, in which sew
eral men were wounded, and it is likely
will die of the injuries received, The CO.
lored village is ruin and much more
Ike place having been besieged by an
enemy than anything else. This is the
reward which the colored men have re-
eeived for their loyalty, and the resdi-
ness with which they turned out to train,
and no doubt would if the country re.
quired their services. This is most
painful occurrence, and must have origi-
mated with some very ignorant persons
How any man possessing the common
feelings of humanity, to say nothing of
loyalty, could needless offer insult to so
many men so cheerfully turning out in
obedience to the laws of the country ex-
ceeds belief, if it were not matter of fact
Too much credit cannot be given to those
worthy citizens who used their best efforts
to restrain the excitement, and prevent
any further bloodshedding. We suppose
that in a few days this case will have un-
dergone an Investigation, and that justice
will be done to all parties. This occur
renee will have one good result-it will
open the eyes of the people to the impor-
lance Of quite different police arrange
ment from that now existing. We re-
quire police magistrate, who will always
be on the spot and have ut his disposal a
force ready and adequate to preserve life
and property under all possible crcum-
stances. We are informed that, the scene
exhibited on Monday was truly fright
full, nor do we hesitate TO say that compen.
sation should be made to those whose
houses have been sacked and ruinsd."
So it seems that the good people of st.
Catharine require an efficient police ma.
gistrate, who will always be on the spot,
and have under his command large force
Of constables, to preserve order whenever
their black brethren parade in order to
show their loyalty.
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RLACKSMIrHlNG.

TTNHE undersigned has commenced work at the
l. above business in Clarksburg, ut the rear of
james r. BHrtett's hotcl, W hero he is prepared to
carry on the work in all its various branches.
Horses Shod in a manner that will be satisfac
tory to all who call on him, having many years
shooting horses for tn G various stage lines.
Any work for farmers. such as Ploughs, Hoes
ironing Wagons, Buggies; and all kinds of tools,
made and repaired in the best manner, and at the
lowest prices.
G9g- Country Produce taien in payment for
work.
N. B.-Two Two-horso Wagons, one almost
new, the other considerably worn. for sale.
DANIEL GLODFELTY.
Clnrksbnrg. June 30. 1852. "
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TIE ART OF GRow1NG TREES FROM
Curr1SG.-Professor Dclacroix in France,
has discovered mode of propagating
from cuttings, which is not only success
full in cases of roses and other plants easy
to live, but apples, pears, plums, apricots,
&c. Out of a hundred cuttings put out
in June, not one but was thriving in Au-
gust, in the open air, without shade or
extra care. except watering few times,
soon after they were planted. His me-
thod is to put the whole cutting in the
ground. bent in the form of bow, with
the centre part up, and just on level with
the surface, at which point there must
be good bud or shoot, which is the on
ly part exposed to the air: the other be-
ing protected by the earth from drying
up, supports and gives vigor to the bud
which starts directly into leaf, and in its
turn, helps the cutting to form roots. and
the whole even forms thriving tree
The method of setting them is to form two
drills about three inches apart, with a
sharp ridge between, over which bend
the cutting, and stick an end in each drill
and cover up, and press the earth firmly,
and water freely. Cuttings should be of
the last years growth, fresh and vigor-
Gus,
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wagon Makfng.

FINHE undsTsignod wopid respectfully infeFm
Il tho citizens OF Harrison and adiOipihg C0un.
ties, that no has removed 20 his new frame fhOp
on Mechanic street. South % the burnt district,
Whero he Il prepared 70 do all work ~ hisiins of
business in . superior manner, Gneh ~ WagcH
Masking In al It's branches. Buggies made when
Otyle.
Flows always kept on hand, o. nsA. a. ths
shortest notice.
Thankful for past faVoFs hope b. sisinz my
whole and undivided attention 70 my business, %
still merit liberal share Of The public latFonage.
JEFFEReoN FLETCHER.
ClaTtsbuEg, Jan. 2sth, ls63s-iy.
j. e.-Tho trocd-rork Of sss3 hosss srkxona
kent Constantly On han4.