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~ Mr.. Lemon and family, minus his

H- Mr.. Lemon and family, minus his
eight slaves left New York, on Wednes-
day, for Virginia in the steamer City of
Norfolk, having abandoned the project of
emigrating to Texas. His furniture,
which has gone forward to New Orleans,
will be recovered. Previous to his de-
parture, he was paid $4,000 in sight
drafts, which will be available on his ar
rival in Virginia. Mr.. L. has given a
guarantee that he will manumit the slaves
after the termination of the legal pro-
cesses which have been or may be insti
tuetd with a view to test the validity of
Judge Payne's decision, whenever reques-
ted to do so by three ofthe subscribers to
the indemnity, viz: Judge Payne, Walter
r. Jones, and James Boorman. 1t is I'M
derstood that if the manumission were to
be carried into effect now, it would put an
end to the appeal which has been taken
to the Supreme Court of New York, and
prevent an appeal to any higher tribunal.
1t appears that 5000 more than Iequired
was subscribed, and the Journal of Com
merce says it was agreed that the 500
so literally subscribed by Judge Payne,
and the $50 subscribed by Mr.. Lepaugh,
Lemmon's counsel, (who rendered his
professional services gratuitouslY,) ought
to be returned to those gentlemen res
pectively, which has been done accor-
dinghy.
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VIRGINIA, HARRISON COUNTY, TO WIT:
V At Court held for the county of Harrison
on Monday, 18th day of November, 1852
Cyrus Ross, Complt.
Pruet Harvey, Basil Harvey, Lewis Har-
vey, Benz. Harvey, Jonathan Harvey,
and the other heirs of Basil Harvey, decd. Defts
In CHANoERY.
Tho object of this bill is to obtain a deed for
about ffty acres of land situate on the waters of
Shinn's Run, adjoining Jehu Ross and others,
frem the defendants to the complainant. 1t APP
pearing by affidavit fled in this cause that all
HE defendants except Benjamin Harvey, are non
residents of this Commonwealth, it is ordered
chat the absent defendants do appear here with
in one month after due publication OF this order,
terests in this suit. Attest, P. CHAPLIN,
HARRISON, Atty. ldee1 At Clerk.
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Rare Chance for Agents.

A GENTS WANTED to canvass the several
N counties of this State for the sale of WEIGHS
JACKSON, which are just issued. One or more
counties secured to the first applicant. A capital
of $40 alone is required, for which amount the
put up in unique and portable box. These
great works of art arc sold only by SUBSCRIPTIONS
and IA smart canvasser cannot fail to realize d
handsome remuneration for his labor.
- For terms, &C., apply (post-paid) to the
propri etor of this paper. seq st
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-01

Wherever that great medicine called III. c.
FarrelPs celebrated Arabian Linment, has been
introduced, it has performed the most extraordi-
nary cures in the annals of medical history
every body who sees it once becomes its warm
est friend-they not only keep it always on hand
for the benefit of its timely in OF emer
gency, but recommend it to all their friends
1t has been before the public for nearly ten years
and yet is daily developing new virtues; many
diseases have been cured by it, for which the
propretors never recommended it; its magical
virtues spread throughout the land with the speed
of lightning, and many, very many, poor inva-
lids, who supposed their days this earth were
fast drawing to a clese, have been by perseve-
ring use of this invaluable Linmeut, healed, and
now rejoice in the blessings of health, and the
enjoyment of this beautiful world. Read this to
believe and not to doubt. Inquire of your neigh
bors whom you know to have used it, and they
will tell you that medicine ever discovered
possesses the half of its extraordinary healing
powers. The racking pains of rheumatism and
neuralgia yield in few minutes to its powerfully
anodyne properties. t'The lame are made to
walk Old sores, which have rendered the sub
ject loathsome thing to behold, are cured. The
weak and trembling, from deranged state of the
nerves, by the use of this Liniment, rejoice in the
recovery of their former health and strength
Many long standing affections of the liver, lungs
and kidneys, have yielded to its after the va
rious remedies had failed. 1t is very officacious
in curing the diseases of horses and cattle, such
sweeny, sprains, bruises, swcllfngs, cramps,
lamsnoss, dry shoulder, splint, &C., and if used
in the beginning, never fails to stop tho further
progress of fstula, polIevil, ringbone and spsrin
LOOK OUT FOR CONFERENCE.-The public are
cautioned against another counterfeit. which has
lately made its appearance, called W. B. Far
rell's Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of
all the cOunterfeits because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy it in good faith, with
out the knowledge that a eounteLfeit exists, and
they will perhaps only discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evil ELECTS
The genuine article is manufactured only by
Fl. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. Be sure you get it with the
letters II. G. before Farrell's, thus-H. G. FAR
REL'S-and his signature on the wrapper, all
others counterfeits.
Sold by LLOYD LOWNDES, Clarksburg. Va,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout
tho United States.
70 Price % and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not
already established: Address II. 6. Farrell as
above, accompanied with good reference to
character, responsibility, &C. nov17 At.
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WooI-Carding at PaIafine

Il ing all those who may have wool 70 card,
that he has purchased ENTIRELY NEW MA
CHIMES, which will be propelled by Steasa
DAY and NIGHT, without regard 20 high or
low water, during the carding season.
The public may rely upon this as being a cete
tain and sure point At which they can have their
earding done promptly andweH. So bring on
your wool fsns
TERMS cents per pound, Cash, OF cents
for trade or on credit &C. COOPER
Palatine, May 10, 1852
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Face-siapping STORY.

It will be remembered, that among. the
miserable electioneering stories dissemina-
ted by the Wings during the late political
campaign, was one setting forth that sson
the night before Gen. Pierce left the city
of Mexico, he had his face slapped by a
brother officer, and that he did not resent
the insult" Capt. George McLane of the
Army, was given as authority for the sto-
ry: and he, in letter to the Baltimore
Patriot, stated that it was Z" his impress
sion'' that at the time stated there had
been such an occurrence. The wing pa
pers argued, however, that his impress
sions'' had reference to the time, and not
the particulars of the occurrence.
It appears that Capt. McLane's connec-
ton with the story brought him in conflict
with several brother officers, and at w ash
ington he abused Capt. Hardcastle, and
assaulted Col. Roberts, for having express
sed their opinions upon the subject. Cap
tain McLane was thereupon arrested, for a
violation of the rules of the Army, and
was last week tried by Court Martial at
New York. The finding ofthe Court will
not be promulgated until it is approved
by the proper authorities at Washington.
In the defence made by Mr.. B. G. Carroll.
Capt. McLane's counsel, the charge against
Gen. Pierce, which was the original cause
of the difficulty, was thus withdrawn:
After the disagreeable occurrences that
ensued, and now form the subject of the
present charges, he was informed shortly
after he returned from Washington that
an officer, now in Texas, had written a
letter to paper in Texas, stating his i'm
preston to be different from Capt. Nc
Lane; but it was not until he Capt. Nc
Lane) arrived in New York to attend his
court, that he learned from distinguished
officers of the army that his impressions
were erroneous. With one of these Off
GERS he had had a full conference and ex-
PLANTATION, and finding not only that he
had been present at the scene, but in a
position affording him better opportuni-
ty of Judging of its Incidents, and feeling
that his knowledge and truth were enti-
tied to every respect, Captain McLane
was bound to conclude that he had been
in error. Therefore, from a sense of self
respect and regard for truth and honor;
no less than what is due to the eminent
gentleman of whom he spoke; and to re-
pair any wrong done by him, Captain
McLane cheerfully takes this earliest pub
lie occasion to acknowledge that in the
impressions he had formed and published
in regard to the occurrence in the city of
Mexico, he did Gen. Pierce great injus-
tice, and beSs to express his deep regret
that he should have so act ed.
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Just Issued, Magnificent Portrait
General Jackson.
Notice.

II HAVE appointed Mr.. John Irwin of ClaTks-
i burg, my agent 70 collect all the debts due the
estate Of Daniel Glodfelty decd. An persous in
debted TO the said estate, win please callH upon Mr.
Irwin and discharge their Indebtedness by pay
ing the same 20 him. Il Is hoped that this win
be done without delay, as an early settlement q
desired by me- JOHN K TISHUE,
o-tolsr q ls5ss-st Admir-.
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II
Il Man for Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group,
Bronchitis. Influenza, Bleeding OF the Lungs,
Difficulty of Breathing. Liycr Affections, Pain o.
weakness of tho Breast or side, First stagos Of
Consumption 3d., in short, this BaisAIn 81 pcoa-
liarly adapted to every disease OF the Lungs ana
Liver, which IS produced by our ever varying cii-
mate. "'.A4
TwO'LrvEs SAVED ny TnK usE or oNtS TInEE nor
TIES OF "wisTAR's BALsAM oFwILD offAnHf."
Mt. EDEN, Ky, July "a, 1855
Messrs. I1arconrt, Howard & Coz cntsslzTiiO
" DR.. wistar's Balsam of wild CherryD ltiiatiI
bought of you has been of such signal sorvlco 20
my family, that wish TO mako its virtues known
for the benefit Of tho public. aiH sB
My wife took cold Mt the timo Of hOr cunfnc-
ment, which settled on her Lungs. The pllSsi-
clans pronounced hcr disease consumption. She
had prOfnsO niglit-swOats, and had coughs. ,shO
was given up, for We dosraired Of her Teopycy,
and hOr child partoOk OF her complaint She tben
commenced taking 81 wistar's Balsam. Of Wild
Cherry, !" and three bottles effected an entire cure
with her and the child both. s.-,,s.3.
/ have no doubt that they wonld now have boon
in their graves IL they had not have used wistaF's
SETH r. sfARcY.
Seth Il. SGarcy, whose certificate is hbove, ~
man of as much vcracity rs any In this country,
and man Of good Judgment, and we place entire
reliance on his statement.
HARcouRT, HOWARD \ 90.
Consumption Curabic. NfHH
Robert Sandorson, Justice Of tho Fcacc ia Rush
Creek township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and bro
tler Of Maj. Cen eandcrson, an officer Ia the war
ofIsl2, cured Of consumption by tho use Of wls-
tar's Balsain Of Wild Chcray. fE9s sgf
Rush Crock township. Fdirhcld co.sf
Feb. %, lSSl.35s
Dear Sir:-AsI consider thatmy lie has been
greatly prolonged by my being cHrod Of copspipp.
tioD1by the use Of DR.. wistaF's Balsani 81, Wild
Cherry, will state the symptoms Of py case, Chat
others similarly afflicted may DO induced n Try
this invaluable remedy, ! experienced gTeatdif-
Rculty In breathing; had the hoctie fever, with
violent flashes Of hOat and frequent cold eigilIS
with severe pain in my side and breast, acconipa-
MED by very bad cough; was very tostieas st
nights, and had great night sweats, Perspiring,
shouldssay, a. least two gallons night, wetting
the bed completely through. had mot been ab;O
to work for years But ! was much erhhciStOd,
and almost helpless Wfnh 1 commenced gsing
wistar's I,alsam Of wild Cherry. ! Ii9yehs6d in
all, Is bottles aud an now free lfsoih all thOso
complaints, for my health e goodp7al I'D 10
am now IS years old and have noe taken any
Of The Balsam since 1915, because my lIoaItria -
good a. not 70 TCquireshny mc1ieibOs Butrif {
should have any rstgrn Ofnay former sTmptsBna,
should use WistarIs Balsam Of Wild ohoFry.-
procured the medicine q. Mossrs. Fan q Nc
orselens yOnr agehts In Iabepster, Ohio. Il.
$50 s5iHw RQBEHT sAEDERs0S.
The genuine Wistaris Balkan o. Wild Cherry
has fae simIle Of the signature Of Henry WistaF
NJ n Al. a 20
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clio. All We that Hunger.,,

:88eetslslR: sP Ths sgRsef Informs Fs
the citizens of Clarksburg that he has Opened a
and keeps constantly on hand all articles in his
line, such as Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Confec-
tionaries, etc.
He hopes by strict attention to business, and
charging moderate prices, to deserve the patro-
mage of the public. ,,o,
November 18th, 1s5s.Nsm.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-01

MORGAN. vote of this comfy
stands: Pierce 291, Scott 291. 1t was a
tie last December, also each candidate
for the Governorship receiving 288 vote:
We trust the little mountain county will
succeed in defining her position next trial.
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no fIerchanfs.. Mc.

i A LEX H. CREEI, IL prepared 10 recaiye and
L. f4rward goods on tie cheapest terms, and
with the greatest security, either AZ 81 Mary's
bopts a. both plaecE Nothing shall Be- wanting
70 give eompists satisfaction on his part. IL y
October 29th, ls52e--tf. a -fg
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-01
New Fail and Winter Goods

EssSsA informs his friends and customers and
90 the public generally that he has just
N M sS received A Large and Splendid
s---si-a-i Assortment of Goods, to which
he invites their attention, being fully assured
that he can offer them on such terms as cannot
fail to please all. The stock consists partly as
follows:
including Prints, Delaines, Cashmeres, Alpaccas
Black and Figured Silks, &C., &c.
Ladies' Worked Sleeves, Collars, Cuffs, Skirts,
Wells, &c. Straw and Chocolate colored Bon
nets, a few fine Silk Bonnets trimmed.
A large assortment of shawls, very low, of
every variety of colors.
For gentlemen, he has almost every article of
clothing that can be desired, including large
sortpent of Ready-Made Clothing, which
will be sold at extremely low prices.
w q A large stock of Groceries, Hard
,ilN ware, Queensware and notions. Pur-
~ chasers will find it to their advantage
to examine his stock before purchasing, he
takes pleasure in showing his goods at all times.
10 Every description of country produce Ia
ken, in exchange for which the highest market
prices will be given. novl0 ly
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TRANSLATION.
POLITICAL SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Havana Nay 10Th 1850


Notwithstanding that there remains
in full force and vigor the order of his
Excellency, the Governor and Captain
General, which 1 communicated to you
on the 18th of September last, relative to
its being forbidden that Mr.. Smith, an
employee of the American steamer Ores
cent City, should return to this island,
and also the entry of said vessel into this
port, should she convey the man, as the
special concession made by his Excellen-
cy on the last voyage of said vessel to
New Orleans, and on her return to this
port, which she has Effected to-day,
might be intercepted in a doubtful man
ner, it being concession founded on
special reasons, of which his Excellency,
the Minister Plenipotentiary of her Ma
jesty at Washington has a knowledge,
his Excellency instructs me to say to you
that IN future the said order will be en-
forced; so that, being informed of this
particular, you may communicate the in
telli9ence to whom it may concern, and
thereby avoid that, through bad intelli-
gence, third parties be injured. God
preserve you many years.
(Signed) MARTIN GALLrANo.
To Messrs Drake & Co., Consignees
of the American steamer Crescent City.
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Now publishing in numbers al twenty ave cents
each. The whole work complete in fcsty NUM-,
POUR vorrNKs N ALL
The numbers arc issued wcckly. Each contains.
three Biographical Sketches and Steel Engravedi
Portraits of persons Who have occupied place
In the history or ecntemporancons annals OF our
country -
The first volume ten numbers containing 900
pages thirty biographies and thirty Steel En-
grayed Portraits. is now read Price $500 exc
ira binding, with gilt edge <f,oo- liff
Persons throughout the Statn of Virginia, by
RENTING the undersigned the subscription price
for tho weekly parts, $40 90 win have eery Of
the work sent 10 them every wee K ffosot POSTAGE,
or by RENTING The price ofthe work per selanie
Speeimen numbers viii be sent ON the roecfpti
Of twenty five cents ilNff s ,r ~ =,
THE FIRST VOLUME is NOW coArrLErn
and DC. embraces tho following table Of scn,snt
George Washington, Fifss President Of The, upis,
ted States, Two Portraits. IA 49,,
Thos. Jefferson, Sd President Of tho Inifca 81
John Hancock, President Of Congress- Cove aOrs
of Massachusetts, Otc.
Signers of the Declaration of mdepSndenC M
Winfield Scott, Major General U. s. Army. :. AZ
anthony Wayne, Major General ., $, An, 81,
Thomas Maedonougll, Commodore u S. n sy.
Washington Irving, Author OF The Skctah soOlc,r
q Life OF Columbus, y etc. rs 4sftsaf - II
William White, y. D., Bishop OF the Protestant
Episcopal church in Pennsylvania. gt-i -
John Marshall, Chief Justice OF the United StAtes5
LOWS caSss Senator from Miehlgarg ete,l 20
Andrew jackson, Seventh President of tho U. s.,
J. Fennimore Cooper, Author OF q The Spy"
Naval History OF the United States, oted stg
Patrick Horny, First Republican Governor nf Yir-
ginia, etc
John O. Calhoun, Senator nom South Carolina.
William MoultTi0, Major General u. & Army v
Henry Clay, Senator from. Kentucky, ete. .,,fyfs
Daniel Webster, Senator from Massachusetts,, etc.
William Writ, Attorney General, etc. az 3 ~
Timothy Dwight, ID. D., President OF 9als COLI
lego, etc. esl-... sss =. t,s.. 4.- 81
Joel Barlow, Author Of :. Tho colurnbiaa,u Mn
ister to France etc. 8 'siiitlf s4i1
John Trumbull, President OftAS American Acad.
envy of Fine Arts .s,... s,.str .,.
England and Spain, etc. f naht
John E. Howard, Colonel u. s. Army, ScnRtor
from Maryland, etc. rt5-i .I,-rk..s'
Gilbert Stuart, Painter. .ttt''S ttNe
Israel Putnam, Major GeneTal q. s. Army. ssss
Alex. Hamilton, Secretary of Tho Treasury, cte.-
Oliver III. Perry, Commodore u. s. Navy. - 80
THE SECOND VOLUME 40
now oouilaE or PunLldAfToS.i f4r1
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS, "a ~
t. 100 AGENTS WANTED
To canvass tho several counties OF this patriotic
State for this great national work. fN
All communications from agents. or romittan-
ccs of money for this publlcation % be POSTPAID
lS9 Main Stleee,
oct90 tt Richmond,
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U. S. NJ. STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CRY,
HAVANA, Nov. 16, 1852.

Gentlemen II am in receipt of your
favor of this date, enclosing an official
letter from the Secretary of the Captain
General, by which learn that this ship
will not be permitted to enter this port on
her return from New York, should MIR.
Smith be on board. was in hopes this
matter was settled. However, L can as
sure you that Mr. Smith will return in the
ship, and the consequences, whatever
they may be, the Spanish authorities will
be responsible for.
am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant,
H. X. DAVENPORT, U. S. N,
Com'd Crescent City.
Messrs. Drake d Co., Havana.
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REANKSt

L 49, Dsea, ,,, beds : o. fluent bursts
nee. '--S''s'''''-' ''' aged enjoyment
II was engaged, in
to approach and look
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, OfHarrison.
VIM. J. WILEY, OF Marion.
MARRIED,

On the 25th u1t., by Rev. H. f. Carrot, Mr.. G.
T. B. CLIFFORD to Miss LEVINA daughter of
Abel Swiger, all of Harrison county.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S, 1853.
BEEF GArTLE.-The number of cattle offered
at the scales to-day amounted to 400 head of
beeves, HOO of which were sold to city butch
ers at prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.50 per 100
lbs. on the hoof-equal to $500 1915 net, and
averaging 81, s7 gross. 200 head were driven to
Philadelphia.
Hoes.-sales from 7,25 to s7,75 per 100 lbs.
whitswhs.t, 111@s119I Rye, 47@7s
Red, " 1,0s@1 IL Oats, 44145
Corn, 55@76 Clover Seed SIS OO@5, 81
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Tobacco of every description and quality.
Segars, Snuff, etc-a large assortment.
Pickles of every variety.
To those who are fond of good things, he would
call their attention I'd large and beautiful as
sortment of CONTEMPORARIES, Almonds,
Raisins, English walnuts, Filberts, Ground Nuts,
CORDIALS- Such rs Cinnamon, Peppermint.
Lemon Syrup, and other varieties, manufactured
and sold Wholesale and retail at eastern prices.
dozen to Tavern keepers and others, at Baltimore
prices.
With very many things too tedious to mention.
nished promptly to order at Baltimore prices,
adding on the expense of transportation, Tho
reduced rates of carriage, viii render the Qlarks
burg market a very desirable one to purchasers.
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewise, and you will not go away uusatisfied.
CASH is his motto, but the highest prices will
be paid for country produce of every kind, in ex-'
change for goods. Remember the new grocery.
October 9th, 1s52.-1y
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The Railroad rs llere--New
Arrival.

+ S. HERSHBERGER respectfully invites the
- attention of the people of Harrison and the
surrounding counties, to his new and fresh supply
of Groceries, &C., that he is just receiving and
opening in the NEw BRIoK BUILDNs OPPOSITE
THE CoURr HoUsE, IN CLARKsBURG, comprising
the most complete and extensive assortment over
offered in this market, consisting, in part, fol-
lows: 20,
Best Rio Coffee, Spices of every kind,
New Orleans Sugar, Gunpowder Imp. Tea,
Cuba do Young Hyson do
Loaf do OolOng do
Crushed do Pepper,
Ginger. Mustard,
". Z. Cheese, Powder, Shot,
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AAsSSNAAt az '" 49, " ~
Consumption curabic.. ifmi

Robert Sandcrson, Justice Of tho Ponce il fiisl
Creek township, Fairfield county, Ohio, aud bro
ther Of Maj Gen sandcrson, an officer ia the wa
Oflsi2, cured Of consumption by tho use Of Wa
tar's Baisarn Of wild Cheray. p as9 III
Rush Crock township, Fairfield eo.gf
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Wistar's Balsam OF wild
Chcrry.!
oct9o IT,

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO
Il Man for Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group,
Bronchitis, Influenza, bleeding Of the Lungs,
Difficulty of Breathing. Liver Infections, Pain or
weakness of tho Breast or side, First stages OF
Consumption, 90, in short, this BalsAm s. pcca-
liarly adapted to every disease Of the Lungi ana
Liver, which Is produced by our ever varying ii-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-01

AGENTS: "A. F. Barnes and A. Criss, Clarks-
burg; Clayton 81 Fcnton, Pruntytown Logan
d Carr, Fairmont; II. II. Carr d Co., Morgan
town; DR.. A. II. Hall, Weston.
July 14th, lS52-eow 1y.