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SCHOOL HOOKs-JUsT received,

SCuOOL BOOKS-JUST received,
- kept constantly baud al the Commission
Bookstore, opposite a." liarHck HoaS' Llnchbprg, Va.
Davies Mathematical course First lcssans in Arthmc-
tic Sehnol Arithmetic University Arithmetic Elcmcn-
tnry Algebra Practical Geometry. B urdons Algebra
Legendre's Geometry. Surveying md Geometry Culcu-
lus. Descriptive Geometry. shades. shadows &c.
smiths Cruzrrs, Pixies and Dndds' Arithmetic,
l'nlliops. c huks, Yields Buons primary aud Smiths
Grnmmars
Bnllions clnssioa series, via;--Lnt Grammar Lat
Reader. Gensdc, Sallst, Cicero, Greek Reader First
lessons In Greek.
Owens Greek Ronicr, Anabasi>, IIomnr's Iliad
Zenophon, Odyssey, Thlcyddcs, RoLinson's CIR Test.
Met'uley lst 81, 3D., 9TH and stu Renders
Demsedcr's
Parhcrs :"
Towns
Spellcrs FOR =, W. snri, -,
Webster School and University Dictionaries
walkers do
The uhove. with many other valuable books for Schools
will BIZ sold by wholesale retail prices TINT cannot
fail To pleaae. mug 20 dts G MORSE
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4 lSSOLUTION.--P w. Payne
- has purchased of E q. Bell his entire interest in
The concern of Payne Bell All debts due the firm will
he collected by 7. w Payne; also the debts due from
The concern will be paid by him.
We request persons having accounts against the firm
10 bring them in for settlement; also all who nre indeLt
ID To The concern will please cu and mike payment
PAYNE q BELL.
Jy 26-ts July 81 1859
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NJ Ew GOODS.--JOKN =. DAVIS ha,
l received by Express. handsome assortment Of
Ladies' Ore SIS Goods, French worked Collars
Flnnnring, White Cmpc'Shswl- ind English Grapes
with splendid assortment of nnnets &c. which makes
his assortment very complete. lie socit4 cnll from
bitVrra. lnnV i3-ra
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NIElSAEY AND BRANDY
w 100 bbls (Monnlan Dew) Whiskcy,
30 " Old ruscnloosa do
- " French Brandy
Just received and Tor sale by LEE & JOHNSON
" cots
1--WE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers, under the style and firm Of
GREGORY g. ROYAL. having this day expired by
limtalion the business will be closed speedily as
sible Those having clum4 against the concern will
pease present them without delay, and those indebted
10 the concern will b. Kind enough settle their
liest opportunity Before parting with old friends
und customers, beg leave them our sincere
thanks for their kindness, and request them thu
they will not forget us uuder the firm of GREGORY
ROiALL g. SIMPSON.
JAMES ID. GREGORY
JAMES T. ROYALL.
June 30 1852.
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T YNCMBUIta. MARBLE WORKS,

HNCuBUIkfs MARBLE WORKS,
IL ADJOINING THEpOST0FFhCE LiNcnnuna,
W. n EdDDESS 4. BRO Propyieioys, (j,y.
meriy II Bai4morc) keep hand and mike order,
Northern proeeF egyptian and Italian Marble Nun
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, llcnd
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
and Wasb-stand tops madeto my size the shortest
notice. Also, door aud window siis
Any order from country cntrsste1 tons, will
be intlfnlly executed with niaiucts and dispatch
Aug i3--,lts ]. r. GADDESS' n ERD
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RACON. SALT AND FISH,
- 10 hhds prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
2Oo sacks Liverpool Salt in prime order.
IS bbs Halifax Gross Herrings,
90 No. Carolina do
just received and dfoat, for sale very low bv
}! No''s LEE & JOHNSON.
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MERCHANDISE.
A CREE a. mcCLANAHAN, GROcERs

CREE a. McCLANA1IAN, GHOCEho
n md COMMISSION NE II A 4 D,
IYScHBURG, VA.
Offer for sale
10 bags Rio and Laguir Coffee,
% best old Java and Moehn do
Is hhds and bbls Molasses,
81 " n. O.P. Il. Sugars.
, " ST Croix d..
% boxes aud bbls Loaf Crushed aud Powdered do,
o6 tons country and rolled IRON (sarous sizes Sc,)
200 best Cast Steel,
22j kcg. Nails
5000 H.. Sole Leather.
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarns
- bnxe. Manufactured Tobacco, sofnevery hne.)
10 boxrs Alanaatne, Sperm md Talow Candies,
5oO kcgsbln.ting and rifle Powder
81 900 # best Snfey Fusc,
IL baes Oznabnrgs md Dnmestics.
100 bbls rcctied Whskcy.
- old Rye (.one years old,)
Is Wine. different quat"s.)
Il a" and l pipes + rcnch Brandy. ('ome hnf,)
10 " old Apple Brandy,
tirrces best London Porter
10 bhls Rumand Gin,
with great yurieiy OF articles mentioned above,
nlak ing our stock very large aud desirable one.
We give prompt attention To snles "t consignm"nis
of Flour Wheat Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds oi
country produce-also Ia receiving and fur@"rdihg
Goods. Produce. &e. may l3--ts
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lffNsLEf, TAYLOK ~ co., COMMIS
4 SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
now receiving md offer for sale in exchange for
Country Produce, the largest and boat nssored stock
ri Groceis and Dry Goods has been their peas-
IRE 10 oiicrior sae, comprising in part the following
urirles:
100 Sides sole Leather
l73 bags Rio, LaRuyra and JAW Coffee
% hhds Orleans nnd Porto Rico Sugar some
very fine
80 kegs Nails sored
ID tons country and rolled lron
2000 lbs Strip and band iron
1000 lbs Blistered, shear and cast--teel
10000 feet Snftty fuse
300 sncks Salt
925 bbls Whiskey very fine old Rye
% bbls French and Apple Brandy
30 hhds and bbls Moasses
10 900 bs Cotton Yarns, Leaksvle and Otter Factory
25 packages L0af crushed aud pnyerizcd Sugrh
30 cases stick and muss Liquorice,
with largo und general assortment Of brown md
bleached Domescs Bed Ticks, Prints Ginghams Sum.
mer Goods, Boots Shoes HITS, &c, &c. all ofwhch
will be sold n the lowest rutcs for in exchange
for PRODUCE. March 2o--ts
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a. M. KOlLhNS-Bpg leave to call the ut
- tention of their and the pubic general
y. 10 their
Spring supply of Groceries, de.
Consisting IN part as io'hnes ak
25 hhds X, Cnba aud Snsnr
do StCrox do
30 esond Dbl. Lonf, crush d and pow'ddo
Is bbs supr. clarified do
Is hhds Cuba Nolasscs
s do do superior
0 bbls o do "
g bags Rio aud Laguira Coffee
80 do aud mats superior old JAVA do
90 tons Bar Iron, wcll escorted,
do Hoop aud Band 10
do Blistcrcd Steel
do Gust aud Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
Is do Upper do
so doz Cali Skins, Baltimore, Philadelphia N
md French.
90 do Pink Lining
10 do Sheep do
3CO h g cut Nail. 3 to 60 dy
Is do wroughtdo
10 do Horse Shoes
. do Horse Shoe Null.
Is boxes supr Sperm Candles
80 do Adamnntine do
GO do Hull & Sons patent do
40 do Tallow DO
20 do Soap
10 do do extra fnc
COCO lbs Cotton Yarn
bales Osnuburgs, superior,
ALso-Indigo, Madden. Alum and Copperas Pepper
Ginger ST =, Nutmegs, Mnce Cloves and Cinnamon
Writing, Lcttcr and Wrapping Paper Bed Cords and
Plough Lines Domestics, Cnrocs &c. &c. For sale
IN the most accommodating terms, exchanged foi
country prodncn. nj
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DOETS.--LEWlTT &ALLEN'S BEAUTIFUL
4 series of Pocket Poets in elegant gilt bindings,
containing IIemans, Piovcrbiu Philosophy. Cooper,
Elliott, Lalla Rookh, Poetry of Flowers, Eliza Cook,
SCOTS Lady Of Lake, Mary Hewitt, Souhey. Thomp-
son & Gray. Sigonrncy, Pollock, Coerdge, Goldsmith.
Rodgers, Poen. ofAf clions Campbell, Milton, Young.
Kirk White POETRY of Passions, Wordsworth, Poetry of
Sentiment. Airs. Norton, British Poets, Bush & Blair,
Stern & In1nsnn.
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Laws IF Scottish Cavaliers.
Lyro and sther Poems by Alice Cary.
Byr,h's Poetical works,
Prose aud poetry of Europe md America,
Lillian and other Poems by Praed,
Book OF Ballads,
Fuller Poems, &c. Sc
| nu l-ds Ar THE NEW COMMISSION BooK-SToRE.
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NEA III ERS.-l.0 900 lbs Live Geese Feathers,
4 fresh-jnst received and f, sale by
V ~p's LEE g. JOHNSON.
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clselssart Aprilieth. 1872.
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CHANCERy SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs.-By
virtue decree Of the circuit Of the District OF Coumhs
for Washington county made wherein John
hoo and William Donohoo complainanis, and Harriet
widow
ceased defendants the subsc- trustee appointed by sad
will sell public sale, Monday,
81 O'Clock the premises Nos. a. square
No $50, fronting each 30 between First
second and extending back 100 feet sofet alley,
being valuable sad weocned building lots In rapidly improving
part Of the city Of Washington. m.. ..0
The prescribed sad Decree dnh
the purchase paid and balance
eighteen and thirty months
secured by the purchases bonds bearing from the day
sale, secury by Upon
ratification the
court be trustee will The The purchaser
chasers purchasers IN fee.
the Of sale complied with within sir days amer s
will esold and
chassr An conveysnces the expense of the purchaser
CHhs =, WALLACH, Trustee.
J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Ap02-9swkds
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DOCK OF THE wORLD-An account Of all nations, their
ID eeosnphy, history, statistics risc progress.
condition. complete in volumes octave, l2
j Apis eIgYt3 FRANCK TAYLOR
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SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MAY, issQ.
GREGORY 4 MAURY. MANAGERS.
(Successors TO J. w. Maury & Col

S5l $50 !-s2i 500 IS prizes Of $1,000
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Class 4, for 1882
To drawn Wilmington Del Saturday, May 8, 1852.
IL drawn numbers In each package OF IS tickets
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Ap0-os ~hds
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07
Parody ON Ben Bolt.
BY A B'HoY.

a
Oh don't you remember the b'boys Jim Holmes
The b'hoys with noses so red
Who drank with delight wherever they met,
And always went drunk to bed;
In the old graveyard, in the edge Of the town,
In corners obscure and alone;
They have gone to rest, for the gay young sprigs
Have dropped off one by one.
oh, don't you remember the jug, Jim Holmes,
And the spring at the foot of tho hill
Where oft we have lain through the hot sm'r hour,
And drank to our utmost fill
Tho spring is filed with mud, Jim Holmes,
And the wild hogs root all around,
And the good old Jug, with its whlskey so sweet
Lies broken and spilled.On the ground.
oh, don't you remember the tavern. Jim Holmes,
And the bar keeper, kind and true,
And the little nook at the end of the bar,
Where VIC drank the wine that he drew;
The tavern is burned to the ground, Jim Holmes,
Tho bottles are cracked and dry,
And of all the b'hoys who spreed it then,
There remains Jim, but you andI.
There is change in the things love, Jim Holmes,
OF some tits right sorrowful to think,
For we feel that the wrongs are grevious TO bear,
When they change to a levy drink;
Many the months that have passed, Jim Holmes,
There is change from the old to the new,
But friends will be false and friendship will change,
Ere 1 refuse, Jim to drink with you.
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commander. I'VE are safe. Reilley Till.
mghast and Banry, nObly have you stood
the test OF this war of nature. All hands
save Ship
'All hands, shouted the iirst Lieuten.
ant.
Tumble up. tumble up cried the
boatswain's mate below.
And now the weary crew are upon
deck. Those who are lashed cut their
seizing as if by magic. Grasping axes,
the officers spring to the tops and worl
with the undaunted men. The shattered
topmasts are replaced, new sails are bent
and already the distressed bark begins q
wear the appearance of ship-0f-war.-
But hark from the northwest a rushing
sound is heard A bright bow tears itseli
from the edge of the horizon; and from
the centre of that arch of fire, a flash OF
lightning followed by an instantaneous
crash, blinds the eye of the anxious lea
der and his busy crew.
In a moment more, the fierce norther
strikes the ship aback-from the top a
giant billow hurls her down. A huge
abyss yawns to receive her-and with her
mainmast blazing with the lightning's fire
and her tattered stars cleaning amidst
the lurid glare, down to the ocean sepul-
chre sinks the gallant Wasp, with her
brave Blakely and his matchless crew.
One wild wall now rings along the sol
itary sea 1t dies for echoes far away
The wind howls sadly in its fury-the
thunder peal answers the roar of the bill
low, and the dead sleep in their coffin of
glory in sweet forgetfulness.
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WHOLE NO. o.

and pride in themselves, and indiHcrensU
toward others-often leads to vice and
intemperance, and probably destroys,
more talent than has ever been blghted
by poverty or disease. We have had exs
amples of the baneful influences Of wealth
from an early period of the worlds histo,
ry, to the present day. SOlemsa. metz
withstanding the profundity Of wisdom 50, D
freely lavished upon him by his Creator.
when invested with the robes of royalty,
holding the seeptre Of government over n
vast dominion, and having. the assurance,
of divine favor ifhe would obey the com2 n
mands food, became an idolator, and
thereby incurred the displeasnte Of Cob
to such a degree. that after his death his.
kingdom was divided, and ten ofsthe
tribes of Israel passed into the hands Of
Jeroboam. Mark the feeble, unsteady
steps of that old man, as he leans upon the
staff of his declining years, Why does
he appear so far advanced in years -
Go ask Time he is the cause Of this and
he will tell you that 'realth was the foul
instigator of it-that that mans youthful
days were spent in luxury and idleness--
disease was contracted, and his fortune
has been wasted in vainly endeavoring to
regain his lost health, and now he is left
with diseased constitution, and peuury
and want staring him full in tho face
But the temptations of wealth can pro.
duce still grsatcr: miseries i lest than thcsoii il
The first Commandment isl" Thou
shalt have no other Gods before mc."--
And how many there are who mako wealth
their God, and before il, with heartfelt ado
ration, they bend the knee, and worship
with as much sincerity as though the
chief end of man was to hoard together
few dollars, and then die and be forgot
ten But although wealth is one great
source of evil, still it procurcs many adj
vantages Government is to be support
cd, Commerce carried on between foreign
nations, towns and cities to be built up,.
and all internal Improvements that are
made, require, and must have wealth TO
accomplish them. Schools and Colleges.
are to be established and supported, Mis-
sionaries are to be educated and sent 20
the distant parts of the earth, and without
the means the anticipated results cannot
be consummatcd. A worthy Missionary
from the Sandwich Islands, speaking Of
the gold of California, said -" II is the
Lords, he placed it there for somc wise
purpose, let men seek it and God will ac,
complish his own design in the end"
FANNY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

REItis true remark Of an old wi.
ter, that the thief gets something fof
his pains, the drunkaTd his Gil, but the
profane swearcr gets nothing his work Is
thankless and Improbable; the other
leave OF their stealing and drinking, in
the place of punishment, but he continnes
his. and will continue II throughOut the
uncnding ages Of eternity" He was tie
Devils apprentice on earth, but IN hell he
carries on for himself "Thetr mouths
arc full Of cursing and bitlcrness.H
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

A SMARr GAIA young Tonan out
west lately dressed herself 80 male attire,
stole her fathcr's horse, and wcnt OF to
seek her fortune. She was caught, how
ever, and brought bone. The editor Hho
tells the story comments She Is gifl
who win mako her way in the world, and
presents a right smart chance for some
fellow who wants . wife.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

Only A TR1FLR.-' That's right, said !
to my friend simpkins, the bakor, as the
sickly looking widow Of Harry Watkins
went out of his shop door. with loaf Of
bread, which he had given her. that's
right, Simpkins, am glad you are holp'
ing the poor creature, for she has had .
hard time Of it since Harry died, and her
own health failed her.
Hard enough, sir, hard enough and
/ am glad to'hclp her, though what give
her don't cost much-Only a triRe, sirP
How often does she come !?
'Only three times a week. told her
to come oftencr, il sheneedod to, but sho
says three loves arc plenty for her and
her little ones, with what she gets by sew
ing.
And have you any moro such cuslo-
mers, Simpkins 2
'Only two or three, SIR
only two or three why II must bc
quite tax upon your profits.
20, no, not so much as you suppose
altogether it amounts TO 0Hky atryfae.
could not but smile as my friend re-
pcatcd these words; but after left him,
! fell to thinking how much good be, is
doing with only trihe.' He supplies
three or four families with the bread they
eat from day to day; and though the nc.
tual cost for year shows but q small
sum in dollars aud cents, the benefit con
ferrcd is by no means a small one, a
sixpcncc to a man who has plenty 70 cat
and drink, and whercwithal to be clothed
is nothing, but it is something to one ION
the verge Of starvation. And We know
not how much good we are doing when
VIC give only a fryts' to good object
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

Es'- A singular circumstance is said to
nave occurred in South Carolina short
tlme since; An old and inyeterate drunk
ard was bitten by rattlesnake; the man
was not hurt in the least, but the snake
coiled itself up and died from the effects
of the liquor imbibed,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

CHEAP LIyHs u ITALy.-A Yankee
letter writer in Florence says: There y
no end to the lords and ladies' that como
over herc-F1orencc is 80 cheap q place,
and 50 well adapted 70 broken fortunes
and doubtful regulations.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

Gg EOrbear to Judge, for We are sim
ners all.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07

cLARKsBuRe, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9TH, 1850.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-07
THE FATE OF THE WASP AND
HER CREW a Thrilling Narrative.

BY j. DOW, ESQ.
The wind that rings along the wave,
The clear unshadowed sun,
Arc torch and trumpet to the brave,
Whose last greon wreath is won.
Wild shrieked the midnight gale,
Far, fur beneath the morning swell,
Sunk pcnOn, spar and all.
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CARPETINGs, Floor On-Cloths, Curtain Materials.
&che subscribers have the pleasure Of announcing their
friends and generally cities Of Wash
Georgetown and Alexandria, and adjacent counties OF Maryland
and Virginia that they have Just New York and Boston
extensive and altogether
assortment of dry goods Of descriptions that
had the pleasure public lead
ing articles of which they beg to enumerae viz:
l. IS pieces velvet carpeting designs
SO do tapestry Brussels do rich
rs English Brussels do
do do 10
S bales patent English prusses low priced
5000 yards three ply capetng Lowell manufacture
1900 do do ingram carpetng do do
1000 do do do second quality
very beautiful oil CLOTH which will be any
shape for halls
90 pieces twed and plain Venetian, for passages and
so dozen rods all sizes, and cheap
% printed drugget crumb cloths, from l0-4 TO 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de ane
do do worsted and do
do damasks
Is do do union damasks double width
| 8 do do worsted de anes, for furniture
25 Turkey-red cashmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
80 pairs embroidered muslin
| 20 pieces embroidered curtain muslins, low price
$50 brass cornces, from the richest TO the cheapest.
Together with all trimmings fixtures of the
latest yes all OF which will be offered the
Purchasers cordially invited stock
| before making their selections elsewhere.
| HooE, BROTHER, h CO.
Sept l6-diwif
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il be made the special order for Monday next as pre-.
sumo we viii not sit on Saturday
nj bkVDhEAp- ~ quite unnecessary, in my opin.
on 10 make any motion in relation 10 lhe matter io.day
take it for granted iha! will come up ID lis order on
Monday " ~ ~ ~
Mr. JONES, OF Iowa will withdraw nv mo,ion If
that IS the UNDERSTANDING thai is all | want
On motoR by MIR. S0ULE, the Senate then proceeded
10 The consideration OF executive business and after some
time spent therein, the doors were reopened. Where
upon,
The Senate adjourned