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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05

for delaying the public business. this fact
should be remembered and the sin of its
delays justly visited upon those who are
responsible for them, without distinction
Of party.-.Alsz. Age.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05

AN IxF1DEL SARcAsM.-A Philadelphia
merchant sent a cargo Of goods to Con-
stantinople, After the supercargo saw
the bales and boxes safely landed, he in
quired where they could be stored, Leave
them here. it won't rain tonight was the
reply. But dare not leave them thus
exposed some of the goods may be sto-
len, said the supercargo, The Mahome-
dan merchant burst into loud laugh, as
he replied Don't be alarmed, there dint a
CAriStiam ,Oithin .jEfty miles Of here"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05

a BRAVE MAH.-A man named Smith,
who lives at Milton, Ia, was one of the
passengers who was blown up by the ex-
plosion of the Redstone. Escaping unin-
jured, the Banner, at Madison, says he
swan ashore and procured some kind OF
water craft, with which he boarded the
burning wreck three times, rescuing
from fire and water FIVE females and three
males after which he returned the fourth
time but found nobody on board.
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THE MARKETS.
tco..rorrD r41KIT ron THE nEe1.rr,

looREIoTID WIIELT ToR TIIH REoIBTHR.J
BALTTMoRT, April 2S, 1882.
Beer CATILE.-The number Of cattle offered
at tho scales to-day amounted to $50 head of
beeves, $40 head Of which were sold to city
butchers and packers at prices ranging from
60, so TO a 81 per 100 lbs. on the hoof-e1ual to
0o@&9 so net, and averaging o. 40 gross. so
left yer unsold.
HoGs.-Markst brisk. Sales from 50 to So
q 100 lbs. This is higher price than has been
obtained for several months.
White Wheat S6910O Rye, 1915
Rcd, S9@90 Oats, 1895
Corn, 66@l5S Glover Seed e4,bOd5, 90
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison,
WIN. ]. WILEY, OF Marion.

For Judge of the Court of APpeals-5th Section
Hon. GEO. H. LEE, OF Harrison.
For Judge of the Twenty-first Circuit,
Col. A. j. SMITH,
Col. G.. ID. CAMDEN.
Hon. VIM. G.. BROWN.
For Commemorative Attorney,
Col. BENJAMIN WILSON.
For Clork of tho Circuit Court.
Col. GRANVILLE G. DAWSON,
Col. JOSEPH j. WINTERS,
FREDERICK A. WERNINGER,
JOHN C. CAMPBELL.
For Clerk of tho County Court,
JAMES II. BARTLBTT,
PHINEAS CHAPLIN,
DIR. DAVID DAWSON.
MATTHEW J. ORR.
For Sheriff,
ABIAu MINER,
WIN. E. LYON.
TEIOS. A. HORNER.
EDWARD STEUART.
For Commissioner Of Revenue,
JEFFERSON ID. WEST.
GEO. w. DUFF.
VIM. s. WILKINSON.
JAMES A. ROBEI.
JOSEPHUS DRUMMOND,
FRANCIS Il. PAYNE.
For Constable,
n. A. SHUTTEW ORTIZ, 1st Dist
THOS. BARTLETT.
J; E. WOODWARD, Ist Dist.
JET. FLETCHER, -
o. p. CANDY,
For County Surveyor,
Maj. THOS. RAYMOND.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05
Celebrated Arabian Liniment.

=" OUICUIutUU |AIAUIUH 1IHIHIUuLs
EVERY FAMILY should at once procure a bot
tie Of the grsatArabian remedy for man and beast,
called II. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINZ
MENT. 1t allays the most intense palma in a few
minutes, restores the synovial fluid or joint water,
and thus stiff joints It penetrAtes tina flesh
to the bone, rela1ss contracted cords cures rhe1
mAtisn and Palsiod limbs of twenty years stand
the glands, and is the best medicine for ailments
Of cattle ever discovered, curing sWeeny spayins,
spint, all diseases which require an external aP-
plicRtion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05
For Constable
For County Surveyor,
Maj. THOS. RAYMOND.

For Magistrate-FirEt District.
DR.. JOHN C. LOWTHER.
JAMES w. HARRIS.
Col. DANIEL KINCHELOE.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05
Public Sale OF Town Lots in
RridgeUOrt.


pURsUANT tSs decree pronounced By The
i Circuit Court Of Harrison County, AZ tbs
Fall term, 1851, Thereof, Ia cause therein pond
lug; Thomas Gather, Compl't, o., John Hoskin.
son and r. Dsspard, ir., defendants, the under.
signed, AeommiiElonsr appointed Tor the purpose,
.RrrA will oiFar al public sale, the two lots
MstS in the bill and proceedings mention.
sslsEsse cd, adjoining each other on one o.
49,, = which - now tetidea-
on the South aide Of the Northwestern Tarnplke
Road, adjOining Jas, Morrison on the West, and
VIM, Johnson on the South, situate In Bridge.
iirst day Of May Counly Court, for Harflson
County, 1882, before The CDuFt-houbs thereof,
ON credit Of lix, twelve and eighteen month";.
with interest nom the day Of sale. The pufeha-
ser will be required to give bonds with good per.
aonAl security, and lien will be rotaiRod on said
~ = 7, ". HARRISON. o,m'.
April ltth, ie52.-lL
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GlarkIlurg, AprIl nh, itsi-ly. b

UIRGINIA. IS AT rules hsid 10 tie clarke
V Office Of tho Circuit Court Of Harrison ooun.
y, on tho 6rat Monday in April, 1859. III
AlBtOTphens WOTning0F and Martha 80
his wife, late Martha Martin cgfapiu
Jane Martin, administrators Of Will iise- fiaH
liam Martin, decd, and the heirl ! ~
The object OF this Nult 10 % require 20 che do
fsndAutA 20 discover what they feeelYed ff1in ths
said William Martin Ia HE life tina 4hht tbs ed.
vaneements 20 received msy DO brought int9
hotel pot, also that az issue DO had % atcgfthih
whether the paper writngB IN the bili mtptipned,
be tho true last win and testament 81 the sid
William NJ ssln dOcd and that tlio aid Martha
Werningf 10 1acreed lioF dtto proportion of The
Is ate Of y, said William Martin, a. ono. ~ his
children end heiFH ~ law, and. 70 ascertain tbt
quantity, value, amount and kind Of properly
owned BY the said william Marlin a. Che hms
Of his death.
And IL appearing BY saAsfaetory ovidsnss has
the defendants Wellington Martin, Granville
Martin, Cornelius Y. WiIBon and Rachael Ms vita,
late Rachael Martin William Martin, Marshal
Martin, - Lauyhofn aud Mary Martha his wife,
John james Wilson William a. Wilson, Susan
Ann Wilson and John Is. Martin are not lnhabiy
tADtS Of this State tits ordered that they do as
pear here within one month after due fublitttibn
Of this order, aud do what u usosssGFy toPfotsof
thOiT Interest IN this suit.
spfa O. O. DAWSON, cIsrs.
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FRONT FACE---Change OF
Muster.

al THE day heretofore appointed for tho Gem
IN erhl Muster Of the lth Regiment Of Virginia
~ Militia, having aince been selected as the
time for holding the approaching Spring
N election, it becomes necessary TO change the
time for such muster. Notice il therefore, hereby
given, that the same will tako place on the BlsI
day Of Nay next, instead Of the 9th.
A prompt and full attendance 10 required.
BENJAMIN WILSON,
- Col, llth Regis We. Ma.
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LAUS DEO!

DEM the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST
assortment Of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTH
ING over before offered to this communit yi-and
which he will sill at such superlatlyely low pIi-
ces. for CGsh, that the most crodulous will hardly
bclieve and he would but say TO those wishing
TO purchase neat, substantial, and at the same
tImc Cheap Ready-mGde Clothing, to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere, and he will
pledge himself to give them such bargains a. they
mover have had, and probably never will have
again. As a part Of bis stock may be mentonedi
Fine Cloth DreEs Goats, fine FrOck Coats, Sack
Coats Of every description Pants, from oxtra
French Cloth aud Cashmere, down to the very
commoncst articles worn Vests Of all dcserip.
ionS, to suit the tastes Of all; CrRvats very su.
Perior article; Shirts and Drawers Of every kind
together with splendid lot of BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, &c, together with
every thing that man can possible tSeoS, and all
sold at the very lowest imaginable prices.
MYER SONNEBORH.
ClarkSbuTP, April 2qth, lS59.-6l
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05

you succeed in effecting the object propo-
posed, to fix the period for the exchange
of the ratification at three years. 1 am,
sir, respectfully, your obedient servant.
DANrHt WRasTRR
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05

Papers sont any whore in the county so postage
The co oup arc So low as no longer to So spy OBJ
ject.
Any person raising club Of good subscribers
shall receive an extra copy gratis.
Clsrksbure, Jan. !, 1882.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-05-05

The most extraordinary discovery IN the World is
the Great Arabian Remedy for Man and Beat
H. G. FARRELLS
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TRUST SALE OF Valuable
Land.

IA b. virtue Of deed Of trust exseu-
ted BY Warner W. Chapman 10 tho
iii pundersIgned, a. Trustees beaTipg date
on the Goth day Of November, 1850,
and recorded In the Clerks Ofiics Of
DOddridge County Court, In Deed Book No. /,
Page $50. snail proceed TO SILL at public auction,
10 the highest bidder for ready money on the oath
day Of May, 1852, the same bsinE Court day, In
front Of the Courthouse Of said County, the fol-
lowing tructs Of Land, 20 wit;
A tract Of 100 acres conveyed BY Mary Tucker
TO said Chapman. being the slnnO land on which
the said Chapman now resides.
Also tract Of $50 acres on Sugar Camp Run,
conveyed to said Chapman by E. Bee.
Also q tract Of 100 acres purchased BY said
Chapman of Sherwood and Hewitt.
Also tract OF IS acres Of land on Green run.
Also tract Of SO acres conveyed by NJ. A.
Neal TO said Chapman.
Also tract Of 50 acres lying on Hughes river,
purchased by said Chapman Of Blair and Collins.
Selling a. Trustee such title only as e vested
in me by the Trust Deed Aforesaid, viii be given.
BURTON DESPARD, Trustee.
April I7th ls52-4t,.
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Chair and Iledstead

:..iltql N1lEll 6lTl 1PS rs. Is:
fTiends and customers, and the public generally,
that he Is still engaged In the above business, ~
his old stand In South Mechanic street, Clhtkfs
burg, south OF BsFtlOtts Hotel, Ha 4 inAnnfAes
turing all kinda Of Windsor Chairs, ID tbs besl
manner and Of the best material, and viii sell
them upon the most reasonable t6ftnH,5 This be
business, hO being the only regular ehAif mkkSg
in town. ~
Always on hand Ladies' Sewing chklFsI Bos-
ton Rocking Chairs, and Washington Rocking
ChairB.
BOdsteads o. various styles on hand o. insisto
order. He would, call attention 70 new Retsnt
bedstsAd he Is making, II IL the most eonplsa
sFticlo IN that line Ia The country.
tT All his furniture % warranted, and viii b
sold At the lowest prices FOR ehsh or country Pre-.
O1 PETER LYNCH
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cambsrI,ns. Nay 6. 1854.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

Mare, sorre@ color. dark coiorsd tail and
aax name, streak or white blaze in the face.
small appearance Of gear mad on The right
slpuider, barefoot all round, no Diner marks
peIcelvabe, about IA hands high. suppose
10 be about 7yrs old. appraised to SAG: by JAS
) Bedford Isl dis. March 81 1852
Horse, sQrrel. SMALL white streak from the
Jaws down on the nose, small scar on the
r,ohI hind foot, about IA hands high, aboul
4yrs old this spring, appraised to $50; by Jas
Solomon, 5lh dis. Apr,l & 1852.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse. black, Sopie saddle marks and scar
on7iils wetiers, fifteen and hall hands high,
ourl2yrs old: by VIM Bonner. Dis No 5,
April IL 1851.
GILES COUNTY. 2
Mare, bay, large round white spoil ~ fore
head, some saddle spots left hind loot broken
down al paslern JOINT, shod behind, one shoe
on before. about 5 hands shigh, 10 orl l2yrs
old: by Vile B Roper. l4Ti DIS. Jan. 8 1852.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Horse, soueI, whIiiSh streak runniEgI down
his face. bIenish IN left eye. lelI hinp foot
white, right lore aud right hind feel shpd, is
hands. S or 9yrs old; by VIM McGre%. 7'h
DIS on Rock Greek March 20 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
Tendereids of railroads.

If our contemplated Railroad to
the Rock Spring MS built, does any
one doubt but that asimilar result to
that menti oned in thefollowing para
graph upoh b the subject of the Rail
road to Ne wberry, S. C,would attend
Fayetteville? The ba9kwardnes$ Of
our citize hs, with a fewexceptidns,
to make the necessary Investment of
portion Of their abundant means,
to build the Road, or the alb ence
Of a desire to have sueh'a result
brought about, Will suffice for an
answer fof the present.
'Our Railroad is now finished Is
miles aboNe us, and the ears run up
and down daily. l presume you
would scafccly recognize NeTberry;
as it now has quite the appearance
and size Of a town. There has been
six ty thousand bales Of cotton sold
here this season, and an immsnse
uintity Of grof eries. This will, ler-
haps surprise you, as you know tat
until the Railroad reached here, 40
bale of cot ION Was ever sold here, nr.
we're any groceries sold, except il.
small quantities, such as merchants
furnish to their customers; the cot
ten having been hauled q lther to
Columbia 80 miles,) or to Charles
ton 100 mlles,) and grocer hes pur-
chased in those cities. Our popula-
ton is now 1900 and rapidly increas-
ing. Real Estate has advanced 2Oo
per cent, and every occupation is
buoyant and prosperlng.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
A Tribute of Respect.

At called meeting Of jackson
Lodge, No GS, of Free and Accepted
Masons, convened at their Hail. in
FAYETTEVILLE, on the 9th May, 1852,
the following preamble q nd resolu-
tons were adopted
Whereas, It has pleased the Divine
Architect Of the Universe, to re-
move from our midst, our friend and
much esteemed brother, LIBERTY 3.
HOBBS: and whereas, we think it right
and proper to bear humble testimo-
nv to the worth of our deceased friend
and brother; therefore, be it
ReSolced, That this Lodge has
learned with most sincere regret OF
the death of our brother, LIBERTY B.
HoBBs.
Rcsolrcd, That in the death of our
beloved brother, the Masonic lnstl-
tuition has lost one of its brightest
Jewels, society an ornament, and his
rehtiyes a dutiful son and an alice
tionate brother.
ResoIged, That we do most SIN
cetelv condofe with the relations OF
our deceased brother, and ask leave
tol mingle our tears with theirs at
THE altar Of his memory.
Rcsolced, That our deceased broth
er be Inferred this evening at |
o'clock, with Masonic hoDors, and
that all worthy brothers be invited
to join in the Ger mony.a
Resolccd, That as a testimony o.
our regardlor the deceased the .breth-
rem be requested to wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolccd, That copy Of these
Resolutions be forwarded to the
friends of the deceased, and also
copy to the paper $ published in Fay.
etteyille, for publication.
S. NJ. McELROY, w ~ Pr
nj n Hampton. .Secf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
New Stage Route Again

Our article OF the week before last,
asking the attention Of those inte-
sestea in the establishment Of a Stage
Route from Tpllahoma to Waynesbo-
rough, has, as We supposed il would,
been objected 10 by our friend Of the
BedfJid Yeonan. The cdmmenda=
bic desire of the Yeoman to build
up tile interest of ShelbyFille, will,
perhaps, justify its editor With most
Of it4 readcrs, in an innovation upon
the interests d I'D convenience of the
public {, to thc extent Of giving Shell
| byville the preference over Tullaho-
ma. We have no feeling upon the
subject, further than to have the
/ ,ublie interest subser we'd. As to
The advantages that are to accrue 70
either of Ties places by establish
ing Ii E contemplated Stage line, we
have n pthiDg to do. Indeed, We may
say " would be glad to see them both
flopfiBA not, however, at public ex-
p5nse-
Ii " ould seem that We, in tie arti-
Gle allu del TO above, took the position
which bur fiiclid Moore, Of the Pulas-
Xxi Gh1ette. assumed more than Y
months $ nce. Before copying the
rema- ks Df tie Gazette relative 10
our ariel e, weHwilFadd, in connection
with 1ha9 we. have heretofore said as
to the pr ppriety of this Stage route,
that the early. completion Of the
Turnpike, which il now in b state OF
adyall cement, from this place to Tul-
lahom a-with the great probability
THAT DIRE long We shall have construct
cd. id compliance with the charter
grant ed by the Legislature I, good
/ Turnpike to Pdlaskl-~ll II make
in In, Gfy-six miles Of good
Turnpike. This fact is no inconsid-
cradle item, towar ls urging Congress
to grant the peoples dc4lre in a
matter of public utility. In conelu-
sion, viii the people along this line
take the matter in hand Immediately?
We trust they will. The Gazette
says: +
MI STAGE ROUTE. We beg leave
TO call the attention of OUT ditzens
to the following article from THE ray
leffeeae 0bssrcer- lis arguments are
plain. common sense, and must, We
think strike every one at llFsI sight
They are but repetition, i'm better
Language, Of what we, in subj stance
wrote ;ind published, on this ! ubject
at different times, something ikC
a year ago.
be po1qIs ii thR proposed foi94-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
New Goods! New Goods!

TEyHE undersigned have just received a
Il large aad varied Stock OF desirable
FALL AND VYllIf 8LB GOJg0S3
oobehl on best terms from first class houses
I'd me clies oil Philadelphia amp New ON
10 WHICH they invite the aIIe1tlon OF put
cllasers. Having had mnch experience IN
Tile business. and being well known 70 thls
cJmmunisy. they deem halmosi unnecessary
10 repeat the assurance, that at this house
caa be found as good Goods. and on as iIbe tal
ems. as can he had at any like esla plish-
menllin The STATE. Suffice II 10 say that ihey
a,e determined. as heretofore, TO make II to
tile interest OF buyers 10 deal with them.
SOUTH WORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Sent %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
Storm

On the same night, Friday, last
day Il Ar ril, Of which we made men
ton in ouE last, that our section OF
count ry whs visited with an unusual
wind, Damaging Nqj- NcPhalts
house, SC a storm visited Louisville,
doing considerable damage to prop
erty in thbt vicinity At Harrod S
creek and various places in Jelfer-
son county, Ky. the ragages of the
storm wen fearful; houses, fences
and trees were FRUSTRATED in all di-
rections. Leavenworth, Indiana, was
nearly destroyed by the same hurri-
cane. For \ houses wefe blown down;
some of tn eIa substantial brick build
fngs. One nan was, killed, and
many other persons severely injured
by the falling timbers, brick walls,
and roofs Of houses.
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Kendall, black, 81 ION high. 4OYrs old, scar
on forehead over Tel, eye, stout Buih, protIu
ded o. thick mouth Short chin, under fionl
tooth ont. weighs 100 or l65bs. had en- old
brown Jeans straight caai and pants: 10 VIM
Saunders oil Aberdeen Miss. Com, Dec 81
ALABAMA.
1'atlapoosa County.
Jerem;aa, coloreH. about 5tl Pin high. So
OF 40yrs old; to Gillian Nicklhsoa. Com
United Aug 20 1851.
Mobile County.
Lucinda. black girl. SIT Gin high. 20yrs old.
8 small sears on right arm: 70 Mrs Elizabeth
Hiuslev. living Gear Gainesville Sumter co,
Ala. Commille,l March IL 1852.
This List will be increased by any ar
resls that may De Published in Tennessee,
Alabama, or Mississippil-Pab Fayetteville
Observer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

The only money they use in the
back part of Oregon, consists Of
live stock--a hog paying for a dollar,
a sheep paying fifty cents, turkeys
twenty-five cents, and young dogs
for a shilling each. If Smith owes
Jones 81 I2I, he sends hun five
hogs, aud receives for change one
sheep, one turkey, and one pup.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
The Subscriber

~ EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand at his
N. old stand, at the Tan Yard, an excel
lent supply Of BOUTS and ohOEo' uA ~
NESS and SADDLES Of all kinds; Iogelhcl
with SOLE, UPPER, HARNESS ant
SADDLE LEATHER. Of superior quail
iiv; all of which will be sold Low for cash
or exchanged Tor barter.
April /, 1853. JAMES H. COBB.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13

A Bloomer Temperance COnven-
ton was held at Rochester, New
York, last week. MIS-. Dlooliie. Has
there in her shorts, as "eie uiseis
Others Of tho unique progfeSslVes anu
elevators of the female costume :
Abby Kelly and Horace uIeely' o. .
course, sent their letters 70 pe ie'io'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
Rail Road Excitement.

We are now rsceiying direct
HsaST = from Philadelphia and New York
IES BY the RAIL RoA d, one Of the
iLAeGEsT ard MOST BEAUTIFUL stocks. Of
Goods, that has ever yet been offered 10 The
Ct zens OF Lincoln. Those desiring 10 buy,
will certainly End it to their in feIesI TO call at
F0lgham's ul stand, on the North East cor-
aer Of the PubIlc Square. there they will
find Goods oil The VERY BEsr QUALITY, OF
The LATEST STYLES, aud al the LOWEST PHI
cESEyER OFFERED.
Respectfully,
GILL & RUSSELL,
April s. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
NJ. D. HAMPTON, Sect.

The pay of Louis Napoleon, as
presidentof Francois twelve millions
Of francs a year, (s3,l3O,oOO) which
< about sl92, $50 per month, equal
TO $3.50 per day So Louis Ma
t.oleon GETS in four days more pay
tban our President gets in . whole
wear; his pay for one day is more
than the annual salary oiany oil 'he
members Of our cabinet.
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Tnrnnike Notice.

III Office 'hal ) per cent on each share Of
In siock subscribed in money 10 the Fay
e,levile, Mulberry < Lynchburg Turnpike
Road. is fequifed to be paid to James Gright,
Treasurer Of SAID Board, on OF before line bIst
day OF February next. Aud call is hereby
made, on the same stock Of 5 per cent, 10 De
paid on the first OF each and every month,
until the whule anoonI is paid III. by order
Of the Board.
PAUL INGLE, Sset'y.
L. fQr3