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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

JOIN G. CALnoUN.--Ihc following Just tri.
bue to this great man is from the y. o. Delta
a cot"mpormy says that if P.crcc is elected over
Scott, it will b" lroof c'nc!usyc that Republics
are ungrat"tul. This is Il point, however, that
has been SO well established, in the treatment of
the luslrI"us Calhoun, that it does not admit Of
denial:
"John c. CalhoulI--onc of the purcst mon
that ever lived I--mouldcd more in the cast Of the.
old Romans than any Of his contemporaries
man who, out Of his household, had but one pas
sion--,h" love fcountry--and who would hav,
perishcd at any moment to preserve any OF its
great principles or nStituiions-ihis good, treat
and eminent man WIS hunted down, in the lat
ter part Of his career, by the iackaIs of wliggery
and died at iast brokcnhcartcd, sigmatizcd as Il
traitor to the Union, brcause he asserted doc
trine older than the Union ITSELF
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

Government Express from the Plains to Fort
Smith reports the massacre OF Captain Marcy and so
soldiers. with Surgeon II. Urnard and j. r. Suytlan
of New York. by 2G00 Camanchcs. Marcy was eX-
plorin; the head Of Red river The fight lasted two
days The CananchcS intend attacking Fort Arbuckle
and the posts Of the BrazOs.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

A New York paper alluding to Georgia politics.
says:
"The politics of this State arc more mixed up than
in any other quarter Of the Union. The Wings are
divided the Democrats are divided, the States Rights
men are divided tic Union party is divided, and the
if possible than the principals"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
Hon. ]. a. Woodward.

The Hon. j. A. Woodward. our immediate Repre-
sentative i'll Congress. passed through Columbia on
Tuesday, on lis way home. The Caroinian says he
Was looking very well.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

An extra session of the Mississippi Legislature is to
assemble on the first Monday i'll October, for the pur
pose of disictng the State and to adopt measures to
replcnish the Treasury.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

EXTRAORDINARY PRICE FOR ToDAcco.-A
sample Of tobacco, of the crop Of Mr. Thomas II.
Marshall of Pittsylvania, Va, was sold at Lynch-
burg, on Friday last, at the unprecedented price:
ofone hundred and fifty dollars per hundred
pounds. 1t was purchased by Messrs. tCrump-
ton and Payne, manufactures. s& g
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

IS BY the Act Of Congress recently passed to ap-
portion the representation in Congress the whole num-
Der o representatives will be 23i and South Carolina
will be entitled TO six, her present number.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

There have been 392 new buildings erected
in Washington City during the last six months
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
NO. 50.

That while GreeIy and other abo-
lition friends of Scott, in the North,
zealously advocate his election, they
scorn and spit upon the whis plat
form.
That leading Wigs in the North
and West have pul lllcly declared that
they go for Scott for the very reas-
ons assigned by Gentry, Williams,
and othersouthernwhigs forqpposing
Scott.
That Gen. Scott is in fl Ivor Of q
general bankrupt law, and said he
would have voted for it had he been
in Congress in 1871.
That Gen. Scott is in fav pr Of an
nexing the Canadas, and otl Fr Brit
ish North American provinces, thus
adding some ten or fifteen frfe'States
to the Union, and enabling them TO
amend the constitution, and abolish
Slavery in the States
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
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He IA Ine Of subscription; Two Doilars
:lnd Fifty Cents, w,rHoll p&vl4ri0N'
Alter the expiration Of Three Mpnlhs.
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coluinn. twenty Dollars for one half
90, Dolimrs fdr one-qaafier. no der'
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sppII : nnyileaea of Veal, Advertisers IS
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-, nsr,i.sa,enis not NAKED wlih the
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ro.tiaued ordered ogl, and peyaiei'l
eraci ell.
rrPNI .ile3ti;smcn' can De '"'sr'sa g'"-
l,.,al'',y hr'e,ile j n. of Personal Nature
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
s. 4}r2ttq Sung.
/ Care for Nobody.
m LEWIS j. CEST.

II her bower one eve. sal a}maidsn lair'
Cur Iliing fof.h a Joyous slrain,
,rwas borne .ffsra'eralie evening air,
T,nIIscho.sseci nyniPh,san' ii baokogain
II J. ire was swcet,and bright was her eye
IIAnl merrily. merilI1, thns sins she;
Il ear / for n0boay-n9i not |.
Aud nob5,iy cares lt9lr me, for me
And nobody cares for mel
.4ohi owe is a ia anfl devious chase,
Al Is, a rair d3c,Isdil snard,
.n1 hen are 1 false arYl. fai.higss rpcc,
jIb ,leir vows as Ii ght as The empty air.
Then her byous laugh rang loud and high
And mertrIs, merniy, still sang She
II car for holjoJy--n4l not |,
And nobJ Jdycqres fot me, for me
Snd Aubody cares for mel
.,,nd uhoavodId B,siov 'hooshi upon
Ride ID fliss .lod vain as nretl"-
Tbe dai,eb paused for she thought Of one
R5s ID pIl 4are sbe 10 see again.
1ben sbe bre.Hlred 'lov and genie sigh,
IA Wide sFe sang, yet stiil sang She
81 cad de fod noboly-ndl noi |,
and mob bdy cares for me, for NC
And Nobody cards fer mel
The i oraideh CEASED " as a sep WqlI l'novI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

Mr.. Brownlow is "a thorn in the
flesh of Scottish. Hear him in re-
ply to the Wing Young Mems Com
mittee of New York, asking his opin-
ion of the canvass:
'My honest "opinion of the can
vas = is, that in this State, it will re-
suit in favor Of Gen Pierce found
this opinion upon the belief.that the
democratic party as q PaFtA viii
vote for Pierce, while the Wigs, as q
uboie, will not vote for Scott Tho
wings have turned loose one or two
insulting hdckyuards in each divis-
ion Of the State, who have de bounced
all who B,go opposed 10 Tue |nomipa-
ton of Scott, and read thei in out of
the whig party, and they re quito
numerous. That portion OF the
wings, who have any sense o { honor
or pride of character, viii now refuse
to come into the support Of the tick
ct. Had theif honest dilfe4 ehceS OF
opinion been respected, ani had they
been dealt, kindly by, the result
might have been otherwise. l have
the honor to be,
Your obcdient servant,
w. G. ,BROWNLOW.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, Is

I L I1y dCCtIIC IL % d oiISiO SOuHOlill'
That's spldhded diamond ring OF
yours?' said another of the ruf1ians.
! DO you think SOP said the Count.
| pray accept It for my sa1 ;. !
set little store ply the baubles-'
'What a precl Gus gem it isl NUT
tered the third fullian, from between
his yellow frank Hike teeth.
Mormont hastened to present him
with a-heavy y gdld chain
Hang it! Sd id the person who
had just spokeb, tlis is dry work.
Let's have drl nll all round, in hon
or Of our noble and sery liberal
guest
Wine was brp ought by one of the
gang, and they I'LL filled their glasses.
Alormont tasted it, and then set
down the glass with WY face.
'EYcnse me, gentleme ~ he said;
i ain soina IL le .ude, | know, but |
must Say that bvur vine is execra-
| ble.'
what exela afmed one Of the ruff
fans, starting u p, and half unsheath-
/ ing ii IS rapiGr, glad of the pretext
for quarrel, d b you mean to insult
us?'
BY no means, replied Mormont.
4 do not disp pte your taste-but
your wine md reliant IS a cheat.
Now, have 60 SO me good Burgun-
dy Of the first gu uality; if you will
permit me I'd send my page to my
hotel, in five minutes we shall be sip
Iping nectar ft for the gods. What
say YOU
Agreed! Agreed cried the man
who appeared I'd be the leader Of the
gang; but the ! 10y must be quick
for we are thir4 4ty and caaaot Vait,'
he added with a sinister look at his
companions.
You hear, M y boy said Mormont,
addressing JUL /, and fixing his keen
look upon hef intelligent counte-
nance. Go as quick as you can,
and bring me a dozen bOiA3s Of tia!
wtner
/ Julie vanished. The brief space
of her ahserI ce was an age Of agony
10 NIormont, Had she understood
him? Was h er head clear and
her foot sure? Woul3 no accident
belall her? Cold drops Of pcrsplra-
/ ton stood upoh his br0x. La the
meantime the tuGlians talked togeth-
er.in whispd rs; il was evident that
they were imp pRtient to finish plum
dering him, al d then Kill him, to
conceal the crime.
Suddenly t |ie door open led, ard
Julie appeared.
/ Good GoH' cried MormOht, 'havc
you forgotten t be WING.
| 1T is here, she answer Ed; ana
Standing one side from the doorway
dozen Gems d drmes with fix Ned bayo-
nets rushed into the room, and So
cured tie robbd rs as well as their ac-
mplice-the " pman n who haf aliured
linn thither by he;lnS OF deep laid
! plot, and after making for W feks BIS
pfivate life her study.
/ Soon after Il lis the gang pre- tired
and all sentenced to Pie gallEys.
! Hardly four months subsd dquont to
this date AIornont and Julie were
happily married, and hiftime o OF
peaceful ioys repaid the loy ely wife
/ for the foresight, courage alld intel
ligence thht ha q email led hey to frns-
I trate the maclAinations of I he pink
! domino, and 50 Te the lie OF her be-
tIothed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

MORE OF THEM.-The Ndw York
Evening Post gives the q ames Of
Hon. L. S. Martin, of New York,
and Hon. A. NJ. Schermethorn, as
two wings who are Opposed to Cen
Scott. and will do what they can, in
an honorable way to accom- blish his
defeat" This extends th9 l5t ot
members Of the House oil Il l. epreSen-
t,t;yss who have heretofIre heen
,wb;ygs Int are row opposedIto Gen.
scott to seaeafeen--nearly oae5ita
Of Ali the whig members oft!I Iat body.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

TIToro I holLine purer than hon
,..,r. notd;n.r sweeter than charity;
nofbi5g Winner than love; nothing
bri@!I,ep .Ian yirtue;andnothing more
steadiast than faith. These, united
In 0 lie mind form the purest, tile
sweetest. the richest, the brightest,
the hoIj est. and the most steadlast
Lapliness.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

The page, as soon as he was OBJ
ser we'd, shook his head, held up a
warning finger, al nd then disappeared
in the brilliant rowd that surrounded
them.
But, of cour Sc, Mormont paid no
attention to tlfe impertineht inter
ference Of strange STRIPPING, and
yielding to the impulse Of his curl
osity, left the ball room with his lair
friend, and wa soon seated beside
her in her carr age. lie was 50 fasci-
mated by the wit and gayety of her
by his side, that he did not notice
the directio n the carriage took, only
that the course was very rapid.
When the drive reined up, and the
footman threW open the door, the
pink domino 0 give her hand 10 MoT-
mont, sprall ly lightly out of the car
riage, and then hurried him into the
house and up the dark staircase, and
then usherfd Id b him into i room which
was also in complete dar rkness
'Where can my lackeys be?' she
said pettishlyl They have taken
advantage Of hy al sence: but wait
here fir mon Ient, and | will quick
ly remedy this n4gle ect.
AIormont w IS left in the darkness,
but not entirely alon E, as he thought,
Tor 4 light han u touched his shoul-
der!
.Mormdntl' Eai la vOic that thrill
ed to his very heart.
Julie de Fdntagel' ex claimed the
young nan. iYou here partner in
this mystery?l
ALAS, nol' rgplied julio Finding
that YOU disregarded ny warning, |
got up behindfth 4arri3 3ge and fol-
lowed you into this hop use. | fe;lr
you are betrayed. If so, though
nnahla TO savd you I can at least die
w;th rou,
Sbe conld H. y, M no T.;obts
appeared, and with them three rut-
fianly fellows, with long rapiers at
their sides, Preceded by tie pink
u.or ,,anoosTl,1Jo T M th;E';+aJ fastnros 81
,,aat r-,s.i', :. hpt = rvo st.,anod
r. tba ',l!,l,ia :; ,cnet Of cnn-
n;oa and crnoItv
Soyon are 6ot Alone 7 fnd.' she
co;d oi,,c;na : TnlEa Who was ,1rass-
od odit' !, hlno aad : mhifa yd Tyorv slybo
i tl,is hoy9'
NIv naue !, ,adamo.' renlied Nor
mont with NJ erlactl coolness But
rrdon mo do not r4coonize Won
eyen nnmasked. W1l you give me
Tonr ,amo tb5t t nIIv associSl : il in
nv memory With the pleasant mvs-
tey;os Of his 4vanins9'
You will learn that s. oon enough
renlicd the woman with a mocking
smile
You must excus se me now, while
| retire; these. gentlemen viii keep
Won con,nanv l., I'll mon mime
A. thd n;ylt dd,,,ino laff tho room
the three men seated themselves, mo-
tion;no NTormdnf with clumsy coarte-
sv q Collow tboir examnle They
,voro evidently cnt tbroa oats and rob
hers Normdnt now bitterly repent
cd bavino left his sword at home, for
be was q master of his weapon. and
though against such fearful odds,
cosl5 II isastl h. one to save his life.
h tbo,abt IF lille 90. in VOWED
IN the same mortal peril with him
self. and his heart sank within him.
Ri .ba l,ont m tNe annearanee Of
per(eet cooIness. knowing that the
f.ieo0 - ILL., or ,l;o4r,st
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

til e cJlonial government Of Can
ada offers lily acres q @iiu ie4d M, -
al poor s Bttlers' Gn copal'l ~ o. 49,, ti'o
leering the ROADS II i'0A' = '
firms in Sooq repair.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

IIappiness is not in a cottage, nor
n palace, nor m ricaes' nor u power
ty, dor in learning, nor IN ignorance
nor IN passive lh; put ~ doing rignt'
from right motives.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

Passions act as wind. to pr6pel our
xessIl. and our reason is the pilot that
stee,l ! her. Nithout The wind, We
could not move; without the pilot,
We should BID lost.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
To PEtsERv / FLo7 FERs IN WNrER.

To PEtsERvE Flowers IN WNTER.
Mix abittleI carbon ite of soda with
Itbe watdr. and it viii preserve the
flowers fur a lbrtnight. Bat the wa
ter in flower b bpts should be changed
every day in Pummef, or 1t will be
come offensive and unhealthy, even
if there is salt in it.
4 brick yafd caphble Of turning
ont one million OF brick per annum.
has been established near Hanover.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

1t is said chit New York produces
more that one Fourth Of the butter
made in The United States
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23
1 our ODcuielL SefNdIlt,
w. G. .BROWNL0W.

SlGNIFIcANT.-As an int teresting
and at the same time a most signif-
can't fact, we would mention that III
Orange county, the residence OF Mr..
Graham, the, wing candidate for the
Vice Presidency, Reid, the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor bfNorth
Carolina, gained sixty vote$ on the
election of the 9TH inst, IM'. Graha1s
being present at tie pals.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

One of The b e8t dis infectir g agents
for damp cellar S and other mepDltlc
localities, is c@mmo1 coppfrds. q
few pounds Of fhla agent dis RoiIed III
water and sprikled q yer I'll E ophoA-
ious place, will dispelI any u4 pleasant
or offensive cd prs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

"0LD Fuss AND FEATHERS. We
see that Some whig papers are charg-
ing the democracy with having origi-
mated the above term, and applied it
to Gen. Scott This is not the case.
However appropriate it may be, the
wings ere the. inventors. The N. Y.
Mirror, awhis paper, applied it to
Gen. Scott in 1878, as Il sort Of off
set, We suppose, to those other whig
papers that had dubbed Gen. Taylor
the journeyman throat cutter y
They ought not to complain of the
use Of names Of their Own invention,
if they do sometimes re turn to
plague their inventors"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-23

How TIE WIND Blows. &c. B.
Ball, Of Charlton, Mo, whig1 1elector,
says he viii moi speak for Scott, nor
serve under an abolition Lam her
Judge Lamplsin, Hon. Asbury
Hall, and other old wings, Of Ga,
are out for Pierce The Rom le Cour-
ier (whig) says the whole Cherokee
region is opposed to Scot t. The
Marietta Union and the Athens
Wing, denounce Scott and hoist tho
democratic banner The Union whig
papers OF that State and others, are
rallying for Pierce, the cons atitution
and the Union.
Col. Tarleton, Of Mobile, also op-
poses Scott, and viii aid to elect
Pierce and King.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08
LOTS AT AUCTTON

y the town Of Fetterman, Taylor County, Va,
l. Thursday, September 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Tho undersigned will sell at the time and
place above stated all the Lots remaining unsold
in the plan of said Town, together with such ad-
9ition9l lots adjoining the town plot as may be
desired by purchasers.
Situated US the town is at the junction of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road with the North
western, Turnpike leading from Winchester to
Parkcrsburg and being point to which already
large amount of travel and merchandise is con-
centrated in its destination west from Baltimore,
it is unnecessary to say much in support of its adj
vantages or tho inducements thus offered to pur-
chasorS.
The Baltimore ami Ohio Rail Road Company
have purchased ut this place a large piece of
ground, for an extensive depot and workshops,
and are now erecting extensive buildings for pur-
poses connected with their business.
Being about midway between the Ohio River
and Baltimore, it is destined to be the principal
Stepping place for the Rail Road Cars. TITLE
lNDlSPUTABLE.
TERMS One fourth in hand, and the remain
der in three equal annual instnlments with into
rest secured by title bond or otherwise on the
promises. SARAH u. FETTERNAN.
sep. 5. Fee, $2 So.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08
Pittsburs watch and JewoIrY store,
w. w. WILSON.

No. CT, Market st. Corner of 4ths
TINHlS house Cover so years estRblished) has
i recently been much enlarged and splendid
Stock of Goods, equal to any in the Eastern cities
kept constantly renewed, direct from Europe, and
of our own Manufacture AS to prices, We sell
full as low any regular Eastern house, aud
cheaper than many do in this and other cities,
We do q regular bOnR-fdO business; warrant all
our goods, and will fill orders with equal Atten-
Our Stock consists chiefly of Fine Watches
Jcwelry, Silver Spoons, Forks &C., Military
Goods, Chandeliers, Lamps, and Candlebras
Table and pocket cutlery, RaZoS and Sccsso Tea
ware, Communion ware, Gold pens, SpectaclOs
Fancy Goods, RegaliaA, &C., &C., DC, 30
s5y WATCH REPAmING, Done in very supo-
rior manner, at reasonable prices, and work Ill
warranted. Special attention Is devoted to this
branch of business. -
Citizens of Clarkshurg and surrounding coun-
try arc requested TO take memorandum of my
address, and when visiting Pittsburg, give me q
call. WV. WILSON.
July 81, is52-5m.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08
LOOK OUT!
The Railroads Coming.

rTNHE subscriber, thankful for the liberal palros
Il mage heretofore bestowed on him, embrace
this opportunity of informing his friends and
customers that he has returned from his western
trip and is prepared at all times TO attend 20 the
repairing Of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY, &c, and that effort shall be spared upon
his part to render satisfaction to those who may
employ him. As the Railroad Is coming and bu-
siness on tho increase, no will endeavor 10
work at tOI0 If not lOloer prices than any other
Matchmaker West of the Mountains Watches
warranted according to quality engraving neat
~ executed. JAMES X. JOHNSON.
p. S.-ShoP, 9 doors west of A. L. Barnes
Drug store, at tho sign Of the Gold Watch.
Clarksburg, July 2lst 1889. n37. st.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08

JUsTICE's FEEs.-Thcrc seems to be a
misapprchension rs to the amount of fees
which Justices Of the Peace arc permitted
to charge under the Act of Assembly,
passed April 22d, 1859. Tho words ol
the law, are -
The justices Of the peace shall receive
three dollars per day for each day they
shall render services in the court and re
main members of it during the entire sit
ting Of the Court for any such day, to be
paid out of the county treasury. And fol
taking and certifying the acknowledge
ment Of any deed or writing, or taking and
certifying the privy examination and ac-
acknowledgement of married woman, they
may charge to be paid by the person fol
whom the service is rendered, the same
fees now allowed by law to Notary pub,
lie"
So that the only compensation to a JUS
tice of the peace, is
For each days service in Court, So OO
For taking and certifying the acknowledge
mcnt of any decd in writing, or taking
and certifying the privy examination
and acknowledgment of married wo-
men, SO
For taking dispositions of witnesses
when done in an hour, rs
If not done in one hour for any adj
dtional hour at the rate per
hour of 70
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-08
F. BR WINS
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger.

TItIllS Essence is preparation of unusual OK
l. celcnce. In ordinary diarrhRa, incipient
cholera in short in all cases of prostration of the
digestive functions, it is of inestimablc value
During the prevalence of epidemic cholera and
I summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly
ctficacious no family or individual should be
without it.
CAUTloN.-Be sure to get tho genuine essence,
which is prepared only by f. BROWN, at his
Drug and Chemical Store, n. Z. Corner of Fifth
and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale
by all the respectable Apothecarics in the United
States and in Clarksburg, by 1. L. Carr in Sa-
lem, by JOS Campbell sep s. Sm'
WIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Of
fco of the Circuit Court of Harrison county
on the first Monday in September, 1852.
Abel G. Bell, Plaintiff.
VI
Robert c. Ralston, Defendant
IN CHASCERY.
Tho object of this suit is to subject to sale a
certain house and lot situate in the town of
Clarksburg, which defendant purchased from
John W. Carpenter and VIM. j. Carpenter who
purchased from Edwin S. Duncan. or his agent,
John S. Duncan and to obtain a decree for such
sale and tho proceeds to be applied to the pay
ment of note for the sum of Sl06, due from the
dc PENDANT to tho plaintiff.
And it appearing by satisfactory proof that the
defendant Is not resident of this State, it is
dered that no do appear hero within one month
after duo publication of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit.
A copy Teste,
sons At. G., G.. DAWSON Cl'k