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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-28

ion. desire to extend this welcome to
Governor Kossuth, because he is the re-
cognized representative Of the popular
movement in Europe. The resolution
does not commit us to anything in the fu-
ture. It is no sufficient objection that
Governor Kossuth may ask more for his
country than we deem it consistent with
the interests and honor Of our country to
grant: l repeat. we will judge of that
question when il arises. I viii not en-
courage the despots Of Europe by our re-
fusal In advance, nor viii 1 naisiead him
by melting hopes which may not be real
lied. Let us do our duty now, and re-
serve the right to do whatever American
interests and honor and duty may require
in the future.
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EXTENSIVE BANK RoBBERY-$e7, 900
SUCCESSFULLY ABsTRAcTED-We learn
from the National Intelligencer of We'd
nesday last, 21st inst, that the Banking
House of the Branch Bank of Virginia, at
Portsmouth, was entered some time du-
ring Saturday night and robbed of about
eighty seven thoused dollars, of which
sixty thousand was in notes and twenty
seven thousand in gold. Every thing in
the shape of money was carried off. No
clue has yet been obtained of the robbers,
who, taking advantage of the prevailing
storm, seem to have been provided with
every thing necessary to the accomplish
ment of their purpose.
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A WHOLE VILLAGE IN ASHES "A fire
broke out on the night of the 9th inst,
in the Columbian Hotel, in Huntsville,
Pocahontes county, Va, which destroyed
the whole village, except the Courthouse.
The landlord of the Columbian. together
with his family, and DR.. Moffett, lady,
children, and servants, who were board.
ers, barely escaped with their lives by
leaping from the windows. Mrs. Mofett
leaped from the second story window with
her child in her arms, and is severely if
not fatally injured. Loss estimated at
$4,000 or $4,000. DIR, Moffet lost
$500 in money Mr. Carpenter and fam
lily, of the Columbian Hotel, did not save
clothing enough even to cover them
selves.-Spira Of Jefferson.
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The Vote ion Governor.

1t will be seen by reference to the pro-
ccedings of the Legislature, that the re-
turns Of the election for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor were summed up,
and the Democratic candidates for the
respective Offices declared duly elected
From seven counties, no returns had been
received, but as there was no doubt of the
election of Messrs. johnson and Leake, it
was not deemed important to postpone the
addition of the returns which had come
to hand. We subjOin table of the vote
of the counties heard from officially, and
the unofficial vote of the counties not
heard from. The addition embraces the
nntirn rnfn n crirnn in the tahla
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INSURANCE!

CTATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
y COMPANY, Of Harrisburg, Pa, and Of
Philad.
Capital S226,OOO.
This Company will insure 10 limited amount
upon merchandise risks, in safe building also,
upon Farm buildings, and personal property
therein. II insures upon the stock or mutual sys-
tenn and after paying losses and expenses, diTi-
ding the profits, among the menb@Ts-
Jno p Rutherford, Pres't, A. J. Gillet, Ses'y.
STATE HErTEAScEs. by peTIniSsiOn.)
Hon. A. L. Russell, Sec. Of the Commonwealth.
Hon. Joel Jones, Late Mayor Of Phiad.
Hon. John VI. Bickel, State Treasurer.
Hon. Israel Painter, Canal Commissioner.
James NJ Weir, Esq., CoEh Of Harrisburg BAAk'
a. J. Jones, Esq, P. VI. Harrisburg.
GiLIET 6, CooSsHALL,
General Insurance Agency, No. l45 ChesnHt
street, U. s. Hotel Buildings, Philads-
II. P. TAYLOR, Ag'tfor Va.
CIarksburg, Nov. 18th, ls5l,-St
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SINGULAR DECEPr1oN.-We see it sta
ted that some Abolitionists in Boston, last
week, contributed funds sufficient to de-
Tray the expenses of large hall for one
evening, at South Boston, in order to hear
coloreo man, who had been slave,
give an account of his life. Instead Of
opposing slavery however, he surprised
and contuted the contributors by defend
ing it, and said he had no objection to
going back to az Old Virginia" He was
interrupted, but persevered to
the end Of his statement
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TAKE NOTICE, That, on the 18th day of
March 1852, q the office of Samuel. Woods, IN
Philhppi. Barhcsr comfy, Virginia I will bro.
coed 70 take the dispositions Of Levi Bennett, and
others, 70 be read as evidence ia case now pen-
ding IN the Circuit CONT OF HARBOUR county,, on
the Chancery side thereof ia which YOU are COM
plainant, and i and another, defendants. And
II from any cause the taking Of said dispositions
should not be commented, OF being commenced
should not Be completed, the taking thereof Will
be adjourned from time to time until completed.
BANAuSTER p. STEVENS. +
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January 18th. le52.-f.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk . Of
' fee Of the Circuit Court Of Randolph coun.
AbsalOm Crawford, Complt
ps.
Samuel Morrison, the elder, and
Thomas Morrison Dst7ts
IN cHANCERY.
This suit is brought for the purpose Of obtain
ing a sale of tract of land containing l79
acres, situated in said cOurty, Conveyed by Al.
eXander M'Csll and John Corlck TO the sod
Samuel Morrison the elder, and by him conveyed
to tho said Thomas Morrison,) to satisfy
Judgment obtained by the complainant against
the defendant, Samuel Morrison, tho elder, In the
County Court of Randolph county, on the 9th
day of November, 1874, for the sum of S47, with
interest and costs.
1t appearing by affidavit, that the defendant
Thomas Morrison is not resident Of this State,
il is ordered that he do appear within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to promote his interest and that
copy Of this order be published once week for
four successive weeks in COOpSr's Clurksburg
Register, public newspaper, printed in the town
of Clarksburg, Va, and that another copy hereof,
be posted at the front door of the court houss of
this county on the first day of the next county
coart A copy. TeSte. b. l.. BROWN,
J. S. HorrMANl Clerk.
for cOmpt.
January 2Sth, lS52-At
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,HO! for OregOnl

A The undersigned offers for sale his
HsEt entire property in Doddridge counts
Ibid fva., consisting Of 4 FARM, STORE
s=.s---zzzand TAVERN STAND, preparatory
to starting for Oregon.
me Farm contains 400 ceres, about 100 acres
OF whieh are cleared. 1t Is situated S61S miles
west OF Ciark.burg, and 49, east of ParkersburE,
on the North Western Turnpike, aud within one
mile Of whore the Railroad must pas
The Tavern Stand and store are desirablv sl,u
ated on the Turnpike.
have also several other tracts Of UNIM-
PROVED LAND, which will DO sold low for
Cash, or anything that will pay debt
There are several other GOOD IMPROVED
FARMS, in this section Of country, which /
am authorized TO sell, ono Of which Is three miles
west of mine on the Northwestern Turnpike, Of
$50 acres, which is the most desirable situation
on the road, and known as the "ChapmSu Farm"
As my object in selling is to pay my debts and
emigrate to Oregon, any person wishing to Ppr-
chase land in DOddridge or Richie counties,
would do well TO give me call soon.
w. w. CHAPMAN.
January aSth l6j0-tf
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NOTICE.

a 7 the solicitation Of my bso,her. ana otbsr,
I n have been induced 70 remove nv once to
tho West end Of town. Imay horoSftef Be- ibnud
at my room in the dwelling OF Jno, g, CSmnboll.
Of Mr.. Z. Pntchard. ~ 49,
Information Rs 20 my lOSAtiOn can be had by
enquiripg at the Foundry,
shall give strict attention TO practice In ths
various branches Of my profession, and WI en.
deavor to give satisfaetion, by Esalous attention
to all who may favor me with call.
Dee 90, ls5l.--Sm.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-28
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, In this place, on Saturday
morning, the oath inst, Of Inflammation of the
lungs, Mrs. PERMELlA HART, consort Of
ElmOre Hart, Esq, in the SD year of her age.
The deceased the daughter of Mr.. Abra-
ham Carper, and was born near the town Of
Buchanan, the seat Of justice for Upshur
county. For n number of years she resided in
this village and up to the time of her demise was
highly esteemed by a largo circle of her ucquain-
tances. Her memory will be cherished by many
who gratefully record her benevolence to the poor
and kindness 10 the afflicted. In these respects
those who knew her best, award her the highest
commentator. And although for years herself
daughter of aflictiOn," yet the hope she
entertained of blissful hereafter, prevented any
repinings at the chasteningS Of the Lord. She
met the fell destroyer that has dISheartened Kings
and cOnquerors, with cOmPosure that regarded
him as stingless, and as tho vaGsll of her God to
summon her to the better land. Her end was
peace. She has left bereaved husband, three
children, and large number Of relations who
mourn the severance that death has made Of the
dearest ties that bind human hearts together
But they sorrow not as those who have no hope.
A FRIEND.
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DIR. w. T. ELLIS.

wv HoLEsALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
w FAIRMoNT, VA, keeps constantly on
hand and for sale, large and general assortment
of Fresh and Genuine DRUos & MEDICINES, Chomf-
Gals, Dye-stuIfs, Paints, Oils, Patont Medicines,
Perfomery, DENTAL q SVR6leAL IHsTnUNESsIS,
&c; Physicians, Dealers, FHlleFs, Dyers, Hatters
and ether will be supplied with every article Ia
the IKE, at the lowest market rates.
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NOTFCE.

MERE viii be meeting Of the Directors Of
Il the Clarksburg and Phillippi Turnpike com.
pany, and meeting Of the Stockholders q said
company at the Fesidenoe OF Mr.. VIM. c. Tyim-.
bic, In the county Of Barbour, on Saturday lie
S1st day Of january, 1859. e
ps 80 cHAs. LEWIS, Prss,t
Board Of Direelofs.
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YoUTHFUL BURGLARs.-Two youths,
not exceeding Ia years of age, was COM
mitted to prison, last week, on a charge
of having broken into the Engineers Of
fee for the purpose of pilfering. Fortu-
nately they were detected while in the act
of opening trunk. They have been ad-
mitted to bail What lesson does this
teach parents !-Skaunton Vindic0tor.
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Gsg~ Hon. G. w. Thompson, remarks
the National Intelligencer, has presented
to Mr.. Ewbank, Commissioner of Patents,
in the name of DR.. Hanson w. Chapline,
specimens of the extraordinary fine woods
grown by the latter gentleman in Ohio
county, this State. These woods are rich
ly worth examination, as showing the
capabilities of our country and what may
be accomplished by attention and judg
ment to any given pursuit.
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Cabinet Ware-IROomsi

ME Subscribers thankful for past favors, and
Il feeling disposed 70 further merit ito oontlnu-
uncc would respectfully announce 10 their old
customers and the public generally, that they
nre still manufacturing FURNITURE Of every
dcscf ipton, md of toVcTy latest Htylcs aud aulsh
Thoy nrc in receipt Of oil tho late fashionable
changes, aud their work Will DO shaped necOr.
dinghy.
They would especially call attention 10 their
present stock Of Cabinet Ware, NJ their bliop -
Turnpike street, CaTksbuTE, consisting In part oS
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Sofas, Cabinet
ChulrE, &c,
J.sk p. n. HURSEY.
ClnTksbnrg, Nov. 10Th, ls5l--le
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DESTRUCTIVE F1RE.-On Wednesday
evening, the 14th instant, between 8 and
10 O. clock, the Store of Mr.. Orion Frisbie,
of Walnut Hill, Dunbar township, took
fire and was entirely consumed, together
with stable which stood near by. Mr..
F. was at his residence, about one fourth
of mile distant from the store, at the
time the fire originated, and before he
reached the scene of destruction every
thing was lost. The stable contained a
quantity of grain and hay, which was al
SO consumed. The stock of goods was
insured in the Fsyette County Mutual
Insurance COmpany.-Genius Of Liberty,
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PAY Up!

A LII those indebted 10 me are respectfully re-
"A quested 70 como forward and settle Their &c
counts within one month from the date o. this
notice; II not, they will find their notes AMI &C.
counts transferred 70 those 70 whom am indebi-
al. a. / cannot pay my debts without mobey.
Nv Shop Il nearly opposite J. = y, Davis Sad
- RI. LUX.
JEs. I4sb, IsS2s--3t 80
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Virginia MOIlsc,

ME undersigned being under obligations 10 tho
i public for tho patronage bestowed upon Ills
cxertions 10 pleas, and give them satisfaction, bn.
fore he was turned out OF house and homo by tho
informs tho same thath hos hoisted the flag of tho
Virginia House, ON Pike street, tho property for
Inerly occupied by c. w. Smith, short dIsianc,
West OF the Northwestern HoiCl, now occupied
by Mr.. Rust, where he will continue to uss ovOry
exertlon TO make all who may CnyOr him with n
call, feel comfortable and at homo.
N. DENT.
Clurksburg, Dec. 81, ls5l.-tE
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TIE MARKETS.
IcoRREorEp wEEKIr roR az nEoIsTLE.I

lcoRREoTED WEEKLY FOR THE REoIsTIR.1
BALTIMORE, Jan. l6, 1851.
BEIF CA1TLE.-number of Cattle offered at tho
scales on Monday amounted to 500 head Of beevcs
800 head of which were driven of, and the balance
sold, at prices ranging from 3 81 to g. 25
q 100 lbs. on the hoof-equal to 15@s 90 net.
Hoos.-Ws quote live hogs at 5o@7 OOP 100
lbs. Market bare.
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:34GlIl 81 ,lNk lRlBl1Rc iEhi aGSSsi. w II
friends and PTOmptncss Of "A portion Of my ehs.
toners, ] have bcvn enabled TO 6ubstitute my
Tools, Machinery, Stock &c, which were de-
s'rOyed by IRE on tho 9th Of May, last. Ny Ma
chinory Is now new, Of tho Why LATHsT fppEeVa-
MINT. and not inferior 70 any in urs. With thsss
facilities I can manufacture TIN, COPPER,
SHEET IRON and BRASS WARE lower than
has ever been done in tks West. All kinds %
JOB-WORK will be done very promptly and
a. greatly reduced prices. HoUHE-SVouTiNs %
every kind a. the shortest notice-ths common
size Of which will be mHds ut iZJ< cts. FER foot
In short will say that hOsEY CAN NJ sAvaD NJ
DEsLTNS WIN Ma and that feet can DO establish.
cd by trying oscI, and " Getisfaction
il not given, will not ask q nstafii. THAN
no humbuYgeTy will DO what ! fArs
! hereby tender my thanks "a fhfl ffobls {of
their long and liberal enc0urnzemantt ia ~ an !.
der many obligations 70 those fmy q slou1sTs
who have 20 PROMPTLY settled their claims siuea
the FIRE. And ~ yet greatly need money, world
request all those knowing themselves due me -
make payment ~ their EABLtEsT cOnysnieBcs.
Tbs VIII more efec,ual!y enable rae 70 caTTy Cpt
my DLTERNISA1IoS TO srLL Low for prompt ray.
var We removed my Shop from the cOurf-Honss
thed 70 the north end Of DespaTd's bqIdi ngd, on
the eIosSstTset, leading from BaItptts ll0telf 70
KincheIos'5 corner where ! will Be gladto soethc
PEorLE. however vii, between this ard sfTing
Be upon the old gT0uud opposite the coaIt.ngusS.
C. W. SMITH a.
ClnfksburQ, Nov. IL, lg5l,-iy
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DIR. j. E. CarroII,s

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG AxD
w TOBACCO STORE, BUCKHANNON,
UPSHUR Co., Va.
DR.. C, keeps constantly on hand and for sale,
a large and general assortment Of fresh and gen
uIne Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Dys-Stuffs
Paints, Obs, Varnishes, Patent Medicines, Den
tai and Surgical Instruments, Soaps, Perfamery,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, ByeTs, Hattsrs,
and others, will be supplied with every article in
the line at the lowest market rates.
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EV- At Cumberland, Md, yesterday
the snow was three feet deep
Bait. SIN, Jan. 10.
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VIM. i, Currencc's heirs, &c, defdts,
In Chanccry. This suit is brought % obtain a
deed for tract of 100 acres of land situate in the
said county of Randolph, on the head spring Of
Beaver creek, and against the Rich Mountain I;
sold by the said VIM. Is. Currencr in his life time
to Henry Currence, who afterwards assigned lis
intcrcs: therein. 10 the complainant.
1t appearing by affidavit, that the defendant
Lorenzo d. Currence is not an iuhabitant Of this
State, and that diligence has been used by the
plaintiff to ascertain in what county corpora
ton Horace Brown another of said defendants, J
is, without effect. it is ordered, that the said Lo
rcnzo ID. Currence, and Horace Brown, do appear
within one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary 70 protect their
interest; and that copy Of this order be publish
cd week for four successive weeks in - Coo
per's Clarksburg Register public Newspaper,
printed in the town Of Clnrksburg. and that an
other copy hereof be posted at the front door Of
the court house Of this county, the FIRST day Of
the next county court.
BEN. Wilson A copy. Testc,
At. for compt. Il. J.. BROWN, Clerk.
Jan. l4th. lSJ2,-4t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

a. We announce, by authority, James r.
Bartlett, rs u candidate for Clerk of Harrison
County Court, at the next election under the ncw
Constitution.
~ We are authorized 10 announce w. w.
Griffin, candidate for the Clerkship Of the
County Court of this County.
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Master commissioners
Notice.

IN the Circuit, Court of Lowls county.
NJ. and ]. T. w. Holt, Comprts.
Stephen 7. Burson, & others, DeCts
and
Samuel Lockart, C0mylt
Stephen T. Burson s. others, Drrts
Richard w. Riddles admir-. COmplr
rs.
Stephen T. Burson & others, DcC's
and
John G.. Juckson's admir-, Conlplf
Cumnins L. Jackson & others, Dscts
By an order of the said Court, made on the
30th day of October, 1851, these causes having
been referred to tho undersigned. commissioner
in chancery, for the said court, with directions to
him to ascertain and report what real estate
was owned by the said defendant, Cummlns T.
Jackson, Mt the time of his death, and where the
same is sit uate designating the quantity Of each
tract or lot, and by what title the Bnid Jackson
derived or claimed the same, the probable value
of each tract lot, and the annual value Of each
tract or lot" And further requiring said commits
soncr, by "noticc published in some newspapers in
Weston and Clarksburg, for one month to come,
all the creditors of the said Cummins f.. Jackson,
before him and take proof Of whatever debts mny
be due TO each creditor from the said Jackson and
warning the creditors to appear and provo their
debts, on pain Of being denied the benefit Of
any decree TO be pronounced in this cause, or
charging such debts upon the estate Of the said
Cummings +. Jackson"
The said parties will therefore
Take Notice
That on the 4th day Of March next, at tho
Law Office of J. NJ. Bennett, in Weston, shall
proceed TO the discharge of all the duties required
by the said reference. All creditors Of the said
Cummins T.. Jackson, will take warning to be
before Inc at the time and place aforesaid, for the
purpose aforesaid, and pain aforesaid.
JAS. BENNETT,
Jan. 2lsi, ls52.--4t Com. In Ch'y.
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JOHN $. CARLILE,
Attorney atLaw.

cLARks5uRG, HARRISON CO., VA,
Office, the ono heretofore occupied by Col C, D.
Camden, ly,
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-
from seven counties, no re
received, but as there was ]
1T. .cNTo... Ial,u.o,
e'ec'lOh VI hAess.S' oon"Soi
was not deemed important
addition of the returns VIII
., Ill W. .,,b;o;n n FOL
" MANU- o S"OJoIli " ""
OF the counties heard from
the unofficial vote of tho
Loor,I C-or TLo addition
entire vote as given in the
Jouxso>
Albemario 1850
Amherst $40
APpomattox 4 3SS
IIsrS 4 4SS
Barbour cal
Bath 1s5
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VIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Court Of Randolph
county, on the first Monday in january, 1852:
Benjamin PhGrcs, comprt.,
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Aonly one precint heard from. tUnOfiCial.
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Mai. for Leake,

On motion of Mr.. Burdett, joint COM
mittee was ordered TO be appointed to in
form Joseph Johnson, Esq, of his election
as Governor, and Shelton f. Leake, Esq,
OF his election as Lieut. Governor of this
Commonwealth.
Nj Rurdott was sent to inform the
senate OF the passage of the above reso-
A message was received from the SEN
ate by Mr., Shackclford, that that body
had concurred in the adoption of the above
resolution.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Lewis
OIL. and Patrick of Kanawha, as the
committee to inform Messrs, johnson and
Lcakc of their election.
REsoLUT1oNs,-Th following resolu-
tons of inquiry were adopted.
BY Mr.. Robertson-Of subscribing on
the part of the State for three-ffts of the
capital stock of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad
By Mr. Kidwell-Of amending sections
5 and 10 OF the act to establish an indie
pendent Bank in Fairmont, in Marion
county, passed Goth March, 1851.
BY Mr., Wilcy-of revising the law re.
Sating to the establishing of precinct cleo
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