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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
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Corner 81 Eourfh and Race Streekss
DUBLISHERS Of the Model Architect. 81.
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, 10 be Completed
in "a monthly parts.
The above work il designed TO meet the wishes
not q of those directly interested N bnildings.
pnt ot Al who desire the advancement If this
noble artjn our country and wish 10 cnitieate
their tastes aud Acquaintance with architecture.
The handsome manner III which ii is prepared
and ernbeilisled, renders il a tasteful ornament
Tor The drawing room. while lis accurate delinea-
Tons give il the highest practical value.
Nos. i ? q 3 now ready Tor delivery.
fs'ee-2V ce0fs per lumber Address as
pest paid. Dec 23sis5l.
More Garden, seeds.
received Ind supply Of Auit-s English
g Garden Seeds, snch as Early York Cabbage.
Tomato, Early Peas. &c. Oar assortment Is
agsiH complete T. RAyyLINS s SON.
March 3, 1852.
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CIRCULAR.

a Method by ,ohich Stare Owners may be Pro-
tected from Loss. Atga 8
HATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU-
RANCE COMpANY ", OF LONDON. az
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gnanrance GGnipanfq8.
Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY,

nsRPFoRp coNNEeTIouT.
%
I~ieorporated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sIb6 ma. zefh ro.oer q S259se0o
tF2eUBLC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills,
Lbs Machinery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Mer-
chandise, Household Furniture, Vessels on the
or whfleInsport sc, &c..wih be insured
atrates as losg.as the risk will admit.
Applications for Insurance may be made of
B. w. HERBERT.
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10 iseeHanenuB
Nav Firm at ale DepOt.

New Firm at the Depot.
|JEyHE undersigned having formed aacopaEtner
u ship under lie name and RSnsos
JOHN &. MORRIS g. CO.,
are preparedt q a fard ncreasedlacilifies foatraus-
acting aIhthe
Receiving and forwarding Business
AT THE
q CE~iarIeStOsym Depot.
They are determined to leave no ~ffortunsPar.
ed to accommodate the OLD, and all tDenew Gus
toners who may fapoEthem htheir patronage.
They wlfxkeep constantly on hand a Large as
soriment of articles snitable toethefwants of7the
farming community snch5 as
Salt, Fish, Tar. RIasfeE,4dsc.
They respectfully invite alEand every person who
desire bafeainsfo,givsthem a eal-having made
up their minds that !. penny tnfnedls q penny
made
JIG. Morris will give the business his strict,
personal aud dndiyided attention.
JOHN g.. MORRIS.
Jan.7. 1852. yINcENTW w. MOORE.
N. Bit is secessary, TO enable ~us.tosnake
our full returns thai the Cash be paid on all
goods received ii before they are taken
Iaway, espe Sc who have not been
kyeryt A moderate credit will
lkhe extend customers on articles for
sale, exc Island Plaster, for which
Jan. NORRIS & co.
4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

AN deslrous fo 3urcbase n lar6e number Il
~ NEGROES for he Southern markets. men.
women boys, gisls aid families. for which wiIl.
give the highest cas- prices.
Persons having Ages 10 sell viii please IN.
form me personality BY letter 1t Wlnchester.
~pIcll VIII receive kumpt attention; or 81 III
y W J.. Calnpbell,E No. 2s2, West Pratt street,
baltimore. HIJAH MCDOWELL.
Agent If HM en-. l.. CampbsHs
Winchester. Inlef4 s5l-,r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
-gAPPlMGYOM9g M0TEL,
Charlestown, Jeffersou County, Va.


TyHIS large and very commodious Three
Il story Brick Hotel, situated in the
centre and business part of the town, is now
among the most attractive and desirable resting
places in the great Valley of Virginia.
The luxuries of the TABLE 0. this establish
ment, are surpassed by none, and the BAR is at
all times supplied with a choice selection ofsu-
perior WINES and, %IIQuoRs.
eSeverallarge P1RLoRs and airy CHAMBERS
have been added since last year.
A splendid Yellow-M Mounted COACH attends
the Cbarlestown Depot, upon the. arrival OF the
Cars, which wfllconvey visitors to the HOTEL,
free of charge. Persons wishing to he conveyed
to other parts OF the town, will pay a reasonable
compensation.
SADDLE and HARNESS HoRsEs, CARREAGEs,
BuGeIEs, and careful Drivers always ready for
the accommodation of visitors.
GEORGE w. SAPPlNGToN,
July 9, 1880. Proprietor.
NOTICE.
TSHE Co. Partnership heretofore existing be.
u tween the subscribers, under the firm OF
Zimmerman g. Co., was mutually dissolved the
18th day of October, 1861.
GEO. F.. IS. ZIMMERMAN.
l.. s. EICHELBERGER.
February 3, 1862.
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CASH FOR

FNHOSE demonstrating Negroes for sale can.
gel The highes price By calling Oh the sub
scTi5eT az Shasles,qvn Application III person
July 2. sol g G. BRAGG.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

ID ock Salt, foisale by
- APrilis, EYES & KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

LOOK 10 YOUR INTEREST,"!
"HANKFUL TO the people of Charlestown
Il and the farmers of the county generally, for
the very liberal amount of patronage extended
towards the undersigned during the last year,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
SLOUGH Hats.

siosscia Hats.
GLOUCH HATS, all siyies aud prices; Mems
= fashionable black Silk. S5raw and palm leat
Hats. SIGAFOOsE i HARLEY.
April 81, 1869.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

IN future, Insurance will be effected on the lives of
Slaves, under The following ruies:-
lst. Three fourths the actual cash value will be as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

A NY good, active aid .ntellieen. man, with a
IA smaIltcapital OF from $50 to $1,000 make
large profits by engaging. in tue sale Of the fol.
lowing
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L1t~lIIadelpIaisfs Eeafber.
BOOts and Shoes.


hssencc OF Coffce.
Which yon can save more fbaa ~,
II the Coffee, for srIe hv man one mai
April ~ T. RAwTJNS q SOW
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12

Among the documents sent into the
United States Senate, on Monday last,
respecting the Japan expedition, was copy
of the letter of President Fillmore to the
Emperor of that nation. We give few
brief extracts, which indicate that so far
as our policy goes, the motive of the ex-
petition is peace:
"I send you by this letter an envoy of
my own appointment, an officer of high
rank in his country, who is no missionary
of religion. He goes by my command to
bear to you my greeting and good wishes,
and to promote friendship and commerce
between the two countries.
"You know that the United States Of
America now extend from sea 70 sea; that
the great countries of Oregon and CalifOr-
MIA are parts Of the United States; and
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12

participated, Mr.. Wallace moved to Law
the report and amendment on the table.
Upon this question the yeas and noes were
demanded, and resulted--ayes SO, noes
%. democrats, generally, voting in the
affirmative, and Wings in the negative.
On motion of Mr.. Goode. the House
went into committee of the Whole, for the
consideration of the bill providing for a
new assessment of the license tax. The
bill proposes to add rs per centum to the
present rates of said tax. The pending
motion (msde some days ago by Mr.. But.
ler) was to strike out "75," and leave a
blank to be filed as the House may di-
rect.
Mr.. Robinson of Richmond, was in ia.
vor of the motion, and made lengthy
speech in opposition to the proposed in
crease. He did not believe the public dis
bursements for the next two years would
require SO great an increase of the license
tax. Mr. r. having concluded the Com
mittee rose and asked and obtained leave
to sit again.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12
~, EA VEL HOUSE

A
EasSA-.5 BY virtue Of . Deed az Trns. ere
~ ~ Cuted to the subscriber a. Trustee,
on The a5th day Of March, Ne 81, ~
James CATdOr and wife, 70 bocnro debt 10 Lloyd
LoWndos, tho undersigned win, on tho 10th dAy'0f
June next, proceed 60 sell az public auction % tie
highest biddar, before the Court House 81 Harii-
son County, that valuable Tavern House, Nth
three Lota Of Land thereto attached, .sltnalA On
Turnpike street, IN the Town nf ClAfkrhnrk,
known IS the North Western Hotol, and now o.
euPied by Benjamin. Rust. r4
This property IS now probAblY the mcst YAiuA-
bio stand for public louss on tbs N. W, Turns
pike, and the N. W. Railroad viii probably pass
through ClarltSbuFg, thus OifSFing strong ind1oa-
men:s 10 foreign purchasers 70 give Che sans.
their special attention, ~
At the same time i will also eSll, on The prafht
ises at public suction, TO the highest bidder, tho
principal part Of tho furniture In the said Tavern
House, consisting Of all the necessary Nrhllafe,
cArPeing, &C., for the same. qfa
TERMs :--ona-tifth Of tbs purchase y,Yiil
be required TO be paid "a hand, and Cor the resi-.
due credit Of 9, u; 10, 80, 90 a 90 months VIII
be given, the purchasers giving bonds and good
eecuTity for tho Same, bearing intaTOst from che
day OF sale and also lien on said property - a
further Eocutity. BURTON pESPARbA -
May 9th, l662.--td.. Trusts, -
The uniontown Genius Of 1iherty y Will cory
times and forward bill to thia once.
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HE Greatest historical mad
AA4egOr1czl Print CT the
Age

7 = commemorate. ~ -,,,+ -.
= e1ect ~ "a. aine1ic1n Ecvolu.ior. the British
~ slgsl,-5 t-e-1 arms 70 Gen. Washington az
:. Ihs 4ngTayine IS ex1cafed ~ Tanner, III.
iallee . Co. from IN ORIGINAL draw ~
- J, :, Renaulti snd publi.hed by Benjenin
print Is IS ~ e inches, end was originally pas
hshsa to Subscribers Gt ST. IN the Sheaf. =
Explanation.
IzR Hrs1oRT.-In the first and grand ~ an ar,
exhibited thros large groups Of the plingipel q.
hcerss who were present - the Ton, with
faithful likeness Of each,
= In the first group Is saen Gen. Washingtnn,
hembesR, Gen. Lincoln, Col, Hamilton
R;ilS.ea, farmer sagre g contemplate tho seen9
invto ms servants and thu hosse Of Gen. WASH
IA shs sssona ssesp are American and Preach
Ss fI,s,SS seeSssAfy Wilson, thu DlEa
third greup IS ipfire a. 49, is,,,,.,,
surTendeHpg their arms. I5rit CO.., ,S,ts ftss
O;nIsfs, Colnmodors stP'pons, c6.onsl Tarlson,
with two fingers cut Of LieueonAnt Cd. ISSinhs
AbsTcTombie, Lieutenant Col. Dnndas, f,Ssrs
CheUton, &c. Lord CoTnWallia Rppeafa prsSsn
ting his sword to tho first General odleoF ia
meets, but Cen. Washington Is pointed cut g
him as the only person 70 whom he Is to snrFen,
der his sword.
On the heights in the distance arc the different
armies and crowds Of spectators. Tho house o.
secretary wilson, occupied by Lord CoTnwalli.
and his staff, which was bombarlsd and pieEced
with balls the Marquis La Fayette having re-
marked that they were carrying dishes for the
dinner Of Lord Corvallis. asked leave Of Gen.
W Gshington to serve him dish Of his own cook
iEE, and Immediately after several bombshells
fell through the roof on the table, and wounded
some, and dispersed the party.
THE ALLEsoET.-On the l0fE is crested mon
nment in honor Of those illustrious heroes who
sacrificed their lives and fortunes to insure to
their citizens the liberty and indspenasneO they
now enjoy.
Published at IS, by VIM. B. Lane, PhiladSl-
Phia, and TO DO had at tho olfee of the American
Courier, No. 14l Chestnut street, PhiladOlphiA, as
premiums to that naper.
- y liberal discount to aFents.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12
STOLEN!
Wool Carding.

TTNHE subscriber respectfully informs his Gus.
i toners and the public generally, that he
Steam Mills, in first rate order, and ready to
give entire satisfaction to all those who may IA
vor him with a call. will have my engine In
good repair by the time water fails, and persons
coming from a distance with their grinding will
find it to their advantage to bring their wool also
to me, as l shall spare no pains to accommodate
them at the shortest notice
TERMS.-Five cents per pound, cash, or
country produce 81 cents II charged. The
highsni cash price win be paid for al kinds Of
grain resolved for earding.
Nay ls.h, Sat-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12
800 Book Agents W0nted.

a NY good, active and intelligent man, with O
"A small capitAl Of from ESQ to 500, can make
largo profits by engaging in the sale OF the follow
ing popular and useful books
ChAmbSr's Information for the People; or Pop
nInr EncycloPediA of Useful KNOWLEDGE Two
large imperial octave volumes, containing 400
pages.
Peterson's History oftho American Revolution.
500 large octave pages, and $50 fino Engravings
FIosss RSmarFa6le Events in tho History Of
1900 pages and roo EngrLvinGs. The best Histo.
~ OF America published.
FIost's Pictorial Life of Washington. 4 spIen-
did BOOK, containing 600 pages and $50 elegant
Engravings. The cheapest Life OF Washington
ever published.
Mcore's History of the Indian Wsrs. Fine
cplgrcd and plain platos.
The True Republican,, Containing the iuaug-
ural Addresses and the frs. Annual Addresses
and Messages Of all the Presidents OF the United
States, the Constitutions Of the most important
States IN the Union. &C., &C. Elnbcllished with
and view OF the Capital of the United States
500 pages, l2 mo.
F6xs Book of Martyrs. a splendid Family
edition, large Gusrto, with 65 EngrNvings, beau
TRULY bound, in morocco, gilt.
Dc Cormein's History Of the PoPss 600 large
octave pages, with illustrations.
JosePLUS' Works. Fine Edition, ono large
volume.
S.urm's Reflections on the Works Of God.
ST Pier:e's Studies Of Nature.
Whites History Of the World. A valuable
General History. One large octave volume, with
haIdsome Engraviugs.
Lives of Great and Celebrated Characters Of al
Ages and Countries. One largo volume of 81 ght
hundred pages, with numerous Engravings.
Together with q number Of other works par.
tieularly adapted for popular Reading
az Tho most liberal discounts will be given
to Agcnts who may engage in the sale of the
above valuable Books
For further pArticulsrs, address (post pRid)
j. & j. L. GIIlOE, Publishers,
No. SO Chesnut Street, Philadelphia
March ~, 1851 If.
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ScARcrrY OF SEAMEN.-Sailors are

ScARc1rY OF SEAMEx,-Sailors are iu
demand in every port in the United States,
The Norfolk Argus states that recently
several ships and barks have been detain-
cd for days at that port, because they
were unable to get the compliment of
hands to navigate them. The Japnese
expedition had to be postponed in conse-
quence of the difficulty Of shipping a
crew, and the fleet fitting out for the
Mediterranean will probably be detained
for sevesal months, owing to the same
cause. The officers of several of our
United States vessels have reported for
duty at Norfolk, but have obtained leave
of absence because no seamen were ship
ped.
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United States Hotel.

TINE UNION Is sAFE.-Aftor long oppo-
i sitiou, Virginia has determined not TO Secede
or NuIKfy, she mas gore into the United States.
The undersigned takes leave TO inform the public
that hs has rented the United States Hotel, laiey
kept by A. Cowton, Esq, WHARF he is prepared to
accommodate all those who may please TO patron
ize him-the establishment has under gone a thor
ough rcnovating. The old friends Of tho Virgin
Ia Hotel are particularly invited to continue their
support to tho United States. No exeruons, on
his psrt shall be spared to give general sAiisFac
tiou-his terms, 80 uSusl, tcil be Gerry moderate.
WASHINGTON EVANS,
PTopria0r.
Cumberland, May 5, 1852.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12

SINGULAR H1sToR1cA1 FAcr.-Sir Wal
ter haleigh was the first discoverer of the
value OF the potato as food for man. He
cooked the ball, and found it unpalatable.
One day he ordered lot of dry woods to
be collected and burnt. Among these
was a lot of dried potato tops, attached to
which were several potatoes. After the
bonfire, these potatoes were picked nm
thoroughly roasted. Sir Walter tasted
and pronounced them delicious. By this
accident was discovered speties Of food
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12
Renevolent Institutions.

Herman Lodge, No IS, Of MasonG, 1nssts
on Thursday evening, following the frat Mon
day in each month.
Eumeuia EncampIncnt, No. %, OIL. O..
Q. f., meets on the fiat aud third Wednesday
evenings of each month.
AdeIphi Lodge, No. Al, /. o. o. +. meets
every Tuesday evening.
Temperance rneets every Monday evening.
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TgSF reserved and Tor sale at -orsn 4 -,rr,,
= Drug and Tobacco Store, enc door AS Of he
c'urt-klensei at tho sign Of he Aommoth Nor
go boxes various brands Tobacco. among which
Nj. b found very cAoice lot OF ElDorade and
tsinnfelaa Iebacco,
10 DO Standard and snrsIior' do.
- 60 MAlthal 20 40 Co.ts.
5s ~ 49, 10 Do Aarvood
10 ~ H r-~.. =. ~ = -
% DO Claws ID Lump; 49, =. = = = -,
e 90 Afther8 coS
3 so sy y ;s,. y; s. % Iouns 8 Barrsn
= = &c hntehint2nss y do Madison
10 do Aoskipg Bird = 40 Joncs'
Rogsthsr villa AZ srteniiye variety Of brands,
g 81 eass''isis eoiA n regard 2 sualiay and
'''s1' sq h,Sa
IS 81 10000 Fantslla S .sarsl
300 Jenny Lind dos
5000 Jpsto Sans Pisneips
$500 spotted Castillo s0eo .:g spanish
1900 ~ Niptuns l,0oo I'll Dlvans
s s,SSS = - AtAss; 1902 ~ Nos1a.ns
$1,000 Havana t'Ss k1oo1 Yars IS.
Iogethsr with various ether qualities. al both
sessae and Agreaabloi % which Ws would invite
81 49, sIiaSali, RappSs, Xs1oaba and Scotch
Tai..a -1aeu- oeSea and Segar catoss TobAcco
~ ~ - ads and Slsm8 large lot
cry variety of ssS ng r, Paper, - vs A. es-
Alsol 20 Boxes asaoftsaa CAtlDTKs nnl an a.
0fq1eF, expressly fog MsgehAa6a, =
very large and exclusive ana Nen sgssts4
neesary % Furnish praetitl0heI'a 6lics 49,.
Spices, Starch Saloralns and Indigo, Ola a. orsr,
kind, Paints aud Dyo.Gtuth, 90 6Oxss Gltss. u.
serted Sizes Pultys Patent Medicines n evefy
name, eogethsr with very extensive Assortment
OF Fancy articles, Cutlery aad JsWslFg, soaps,
and PSTigmsfy, Sc, Sc,
To all the above We would inEiis TIA Merchant,
aud Ply sieiAns Of 1FCasefn Virrlris
LOGAN 4 CARR.
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TIE NOS. extraordinary discovery ia the World Il
Gs GrsGt Arabian Rst7eiy for Nan and BSsIt.
II, e. FARRELLS
Celebrated Arabian Linimert.

EVERY FAMILY ahoul3 at once procure bot
Tle Of the grsAs Arabian remedy for man and beast,
called II. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINZ
MINT. Il AllayS tbs mostintonss pains in few
minutes, :oTes the syuoNiAl iluil or joint water
and thus cures S:iE icints IL penetrates the flesh
rnStism and palIied limbs of twenty years stand
ing; also tunors, suClled neck, enlargement Of
the glands aud is tk8 lest medicine for ailments
splnt, ali diseases which require an o1tefnII ap-
plication.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12

r..
that rom these Countries, which are rich
IN gold and silver and precious Stone. orr
steamers can reach the shores ~ 49,.
happy land IN less than twenty tlavs.
Many of orr ships will now pass IN
every year, and some perhaps IN every
week between California and China these
ships must pass along the coast Of your
Empire; storms and winds may cause
them to be wrecked on your shores, and
we ask and expect from your friendship
and your greatness, kindness for our men
and protection for our property. We wish
that our people may be permitted to trade
with your people but we shall not author
ize them to break any law of your En-
.pire.
Our object is friendly commercial in.
tercourse and nothing more. You may
have productions which we would be clad
to buy, and we have productions which
might suit your people.
Your Empire contains a great album
dance of coal this is an article which our
steamers, in going from California to Chi
ma, must use. They would be glad that
a harbor in your Empire should be APP
pointed TO which coal might be brought,
and where they might always be able to
purchase it.
&c In many other respects. commerce be.
tween your Empire and our country would
be useful to both. Let us consider we'll
what new interests may arise from these
recent events, which have brought our two
countries so near together; and what pur-
poses of friendly amity and intercourse
this ought to ms pire in the hearts ofthose
who govern both countries !"
Commissioner and Officers TO Super.
intend the Elections in Harrison
County.
DISTRICT No. I-CLARKsBURe.
Cyrus Vance, Luther Raymond, Ben.
jamin Holden, Commissioners. A. ].
Smith, ir., Officer.
DIsTRIcT No. 2-RoM1EE's Mills.
Melville DAWSON, Byron j. Basel,
James NJ. Carpenter, Commissioners
Martin L. Hall, Officer.
UN1oN MErT1xG HOUSE.
Nathan DAWSON, David G. Coplin, Jas.
L. kAyser, Commissioners. Isaac D. Ross,
Officer.
DIsrR1or No. 3-M1L1roRo.
A. S. Holden, Samuel HoE, Joseph
+'CNiNJ COMMISSIONERS. JdGOO IL j OAy
Officer.
DTsrRIcr No. 4-LUMDERPoRr.
John r. Boggess, Benjamin Harbert,
Robert Cunningham, Commissioners.-I
James NJ. Lyon, Officer.
AT J. i. LYNcA's. Of TrX-M1LE.
Phineas +, Randolph, Jacob Fultz, Au-
gustus j. Martin, Commissioners. Sam
uel I. Flowers, Officer.
DIsrR1cr No. 5-Su1SxsroN.
Seth Shinn, Adam Long, Justus Jar
ret, Commissioners. s:ilas Ogden, Off |
Ger.
BRIDGLPoRT.
David Webb, Mordecai Smith, ]. Hin
kle Wilkinson, Commissioners. William
NJ. Late, Officer.
Any two of the Commissioners can act,
and in their absence, three may be chosen
by the assembled voters on the morning
OF the election.
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Virginia House.

TINE undersigned being under Obligations to tlls
i public for the patronage bestowed upon his
eIertiOnE to please aud give them satsfactioh, be-
fore he was turned out Of house and home by the
act of incendisHes, (which was an entire IoGs)
informs the that he has hoisted the flag Of tbs
Virginia House, on Pike street, the property for
msrly occupied By c. W. Smith, a short dlstsnss
West Of the Northwestern Hotel, now oecuPlSd
by Mr.. Rust, where he will continue 70 uao every
eIertion 70 make all who may favoT him With .
n DENT
Clarksburg, Dee. 81, 1ssIe-tE
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A BABY AFLoAr.-During the late
food in the Ohio, cradle with living
infant in it was picked up on the river
somewhere below Wheeling. No one
knew anything Of its parentage or where
it hailed from.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-12

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Bank Of Potornso
Bank Of ViTginis
Bank Of tbs Valley /
Cor. Ajax. Scrip 10
K. Blk. OF Virginia I
ETA Blk OF Alex. i
rs Elk Of yirr.
n q n Bank IL
n. W. Blk Of Va. R
Maryland.
B'k OF BalanloTe ~
Blk Westminster
Chesapeake Bank K
9. q Frs blk Bait. Is
Cum. blk Alleg,ny
Far. blk Nd. q
T. g. II. Bank !
+. q .Mer. Bank y
Far. g. Plant'rs Blk y
Fell's Pt. q Sa. In. ]
Franklin Bank -
Fred. Co. Bank ~
Hagerstovn Bank ~
HaVre de Grace b'k =
Marine Bank ~
Mechanics Bank 81
Merchants Bank 20 ~
Mineral Bank III
Patapsco Bank ~
Salisbury Bank -
Union Blk of Nd. 81
Wash. Co. Bank IL
Western Bank 81
Ohio.
Blk Of Circlsvills X
Bank Of GeaugA al
Bank Of Massillon AZ
Bank Of Norwalk sol
Bank of Sanduaky so
Bank OF Wooster sol
Canal Bank III
City Bank, Gin. l15l
City blk Cleveland lS1l
City blk Columbus ls3i
Clinton Bank 1sZI
Commercial Bank III,
Dayton Bank ~
ElyriA Ike. hank az
Exchange bank lAI
Franklin blk. Gin. ls<I
Franklin blk Colum, 1%I
FIR n blk Zsnesvills 12iI
Lafayette bank 1HI
o. L. In. & Tr. Co. AZ
State blk & Branch. ~