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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

Albert G. Roger. Richard scwen and Joseph
'1sne'' Complts.
Cummins z. Jackson's heirs &c. Def'ts.
his cause having been by an Order Of the
Circuit Court of Lcssis county, made on tho 81
day Of Nov. 1851, referred to tho undersigned
Commissioners in ehancery for said court, 7" to
audit, state and settle the administration account
OF said Cummins f. Jackson deed. with John
White the Administrator thereof, and 10 ascer-
tain and report what real estate was owned BY
the said Cuinmins T.. Jackson at the time Of his
DEATH and where the same is situated, designating
the quantity Of each tract or lott and BY notice
published in some public newspaper, printed in
W eston and Clarksburg, for ono month, TO cone
ssne al me creditors Of said Camniins J.. jack
~ IN deceased before him and TO take proof Of
NJ, debts may be due 70 each creditor from
ss ae -. Senmins Z. Jackson, warming said cre-
s - and prove their debts on main OF
icing oshiea tie benefit Of any decree 20 Be pro-
nounced IN this cause or charging such dehisnn
on fhc estate Of said Cnmmins E. sJeelsou. 81
Giving liberty 70 the heirs and ndministrator az
said Cummins T.. Jackson 20 contest tho iustiee
of any debt that may be presented and claimed
as due from the said estate. The saidparties win
take 4,f0l
NOTICE.
That on the 9th day Of Sept. next at the law
Office of NJ. Bennett, in Weston, shall pro-
coed 20 discharge the duties injOined BY Che said
order. The creditors Of the said Cummins +.
Jackson will take warning accordingly.
JAS. BENNETT, Com'F Ia Chy.
July n, 1928 AZ.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG ANp
w MEDICINE STORE, DuCKliANNoN,
UPSHUR Co., Va.
DR.. g. keeps constantly on hand and for aalo,
large and general assortment Of fresh and gen.
uine Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Dyo.StuIs
Paints, Oils, VnFnlsIes, Patent Medicines, Den.
tai and Surgical Instruments, Soups, PoFllimery.
PhyHlclans, Dealers, FulloTs, Dyufs, Haiisis,
and others, VIII DO supplied with every article IA
he limo At the lowest market rates.
Or. ]. e. CARROLL,
Physician and surgeon,
Buckhannons Upshur Co.'S Va.
OFHcE In his Drug Store.
Jan. 2Sth lS59,--iG
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04
Pittsburg Watch and Jewelry Store
w. w. WILSON,


w. w. WILSON,
No. 81, Market ST. Corner of 4th.
THIS house lover 80 years established) 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 as any regular Eastern house, aud
cheaper than many do in this and other. cities.
We do regular bona hde business warrant all
our goods, and will Ill orders with eqnal atten-
ton and fidelity as If the person were present
Our Stock consists chiefly Of Fine Watches,
Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Forks &c, Military
Goods, Chandeliers, Lamps, and CandlebraS,
Table and pocket cutlery, Razors and Scesso Tea
ware, Communion waro, Gold pens, SpectAcles,
Fancy Goods, Regalias, &c, &C., &c,
~ WATCH REPAIRISG, Done in q very suPe-
riOr manner, at reasonable pTiceS, and work all
warranted. Special attention is devoted 70 this
branch of business.
Citizens of Clarksburg and surrounding coun-
try are requested 70 take q memorandum Of my
address, and when visiting TittsbuTg. give me 4
call. w. w. WILSON.
July 81 Is53-5m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04
To an Concerned.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, having been dissolved, they
respectfully request all who Know themselves
indebted to the firm, to come forward and settle
the same Immediately, as further indulgence can
not be given. E. PRlTCHARD g. Co.
Clarksburg, July %, 1s52-3t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Ofico Of the
Circuit Court Of Barbour county, on Monday
the 9th day Of July, 1852. lf
Benjamin Mccoy, Complainant.
ps.
Amos Hawleyirr Defendant.
In CHANcERr.
The object Of this suit Is TO inforce the ven
doris lien against the land In the bill and procee-
dings mentioned. And II appearing by saiisiac.
tory evidence that the defendant Amos Hawley
Is not an inhabitant Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia II is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after duo publication of this
order, and do what Is necessary to protect his
right in the premises.
A Copy-Teste. E. D. WILSON, elk.
WooDs, Complts. Attorney. jy2l Il
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04
RE WOYAL.

SPRING aud SUMMER CLOTHING ever be-
fore offered to this community;-and which he
will sell at such superlativcly low prices, for
Cash, that tho most CrcdulOus will hardly be-
lieve and lie would but say to those wishing
to purchase neat, substantial, and nj tile same
time Cheap ReGdy-,nade Clothing, TO give him "A
call before purchasing elsewhere, and he will
pledge himself 10 give them such bargains they
never have had, und probably never will have
again. As part of his stock may be mentioned:
Fine Cloth Dress Coats, fine Frock Coats, Sack
Coats of every description Pants, from extra
French Cloth aud Cashmere, down TO the very
commonest articles worn Vests Of ell deserip-
tiOns to suit the tastes of all; Cravas very SUI
deriOr article; Shirts aud Drawers of every kind;
together with splendid lot of BOOTS AND
Shoes, HATS AND CAPS, &C., together with
every thing that man can possible i0edT, and all
sold ut the very lowest imaginable prices.
MYER SONNEBORN.
Clarksburg, July 25th, lS52.-tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04
FairInOnt, Drug g. Tobacco
GfnUgQ uf

y Drug aud Tobacco Store, ono door cast Of the
CouTt-House, at the sign Of the MommOth Nor.
tAF,m on Main Street
$40 boxes VIITious brands Tobacco, hinOng which
will be found very choice lot Of ii DOFado and
EsmaFalda Tobacco tss
boxes GrAVsly, hne article ~
10 do Standard and Superior, do;
l6 do Motp 10 do HarWood
10 do Robinson 4 Goa 6's;
10 do Burma: 40 do Royals, s's 4 Sc;
30 do Gays 10. Lumpi
30 do ATchoFis do
10 do Peyton's s'A; 10 do Young A BnfFell
20 do L,anRhorn n Co.'s teal
"a do Hutchinson's 10 do Madison
10 do Mocging Bird { do JonsSi
Together with an eSloRaiVo variety Of brands
20 suit customers both IN regard 70 quality and
price.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

m might put out, but would make tn
stop to tea her supper was proper Gu
4, and / looked round considerable, q
lie she was getting tea ready, and eve. D,
VTIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks OF
v fee Of the Circuit Court of Harrison county
ON the first Monday in August, 1864.
Frances A. SheTrard Plaintiff.
VS.
Samuel s. Sherrard Defendant.
The object of this suit is 70 obtain decree for
divorce from the bond of Matrimony, or de
vOrce from bod and board, and the infant child
in the Bin mentioned be decreed to remain with
the plaintiff.
And it appearing by satisfactory proof that the
DEFENDANTS not resident of this State, it is or
dsred that he do appear here within one north
after due publication Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit
A copy Teste,
aug4 At. G. G. DAVIDSON, Cl'k.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

SEAsoNABLE HINTS on D1Er.--We can
not do our readers greater service than
by calling their attention to some very
scasonable words of caution given by the
Philadelphia Bulletin, which says the
season of the year has again come around
when caution in eating is not only adyi-
sable, but almost absolutely necessary,
at least to those who would preserve
health. The health returns exhibit the
usual increase in disorders of the bowels,
while physicians one and all complain OF
the same fact. Coincident with this is
the appearance of the cholera in various
localities, showing that though that ter
ribe disease had ceased to exist as an
epidemic, it still fingers among US, never,
perhaps, to be entirely eradicated, but to
remain like small pox and some other
frightful disorders, to punish those who
fagrantly violate the laws of health. In
view of these things are we wrong in ur-
ging caution in eating, and in other in
dulgencies on our readers We are, in
deed, far from being such but we feal
that many persons are reckless in the ex'
IRENE in their diet, and consequently in
vito disease. To all, therefore, we ad-
wise temperance temperance in eating a.
well as drinking; temperance in work. il
pleasure, even in exercise. 1t is altoge
Their an error to put ones self on sparse
diet in the summer season quite a.
great an error, in fact, as to Indulge il
excess. Moderation is the true rule
To eat sufficiently and of accustomed food
to avoid over exertion of mind or body
to take moro or less recreation, to keel
the moral sentiments in equable and hap
py flow-these are the medicines we re
commend, this is an invaluable panace'
against even the cholera !"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04
i9 Zoo Fsa.sl I.l sssg1nl..i

5000 Jenny Lind do
5000 JNst0 Sans Principe
1900 spotted Castillo /; 4 600 Hlag Gpahisht 3
1000 n Hiptune 1000 u plyans;
1000 Gator Regalia 90 900 HalfSpanisti 4
10000 Havana 81; 10000 Yara Sc.
Together with VaTions other qualities, All both
pleasant and agreeable, 70 which Wo would invite
scgnT-gmOking custom. u
Also, Tidbalrs Rappoo, Maccaba and Scotch
BhnR; Snuff bo1na aud GegaF cases Tobacco
Knives, Pipes, Pipe heads and Stems Largo LOT
Of fine cap, Letter and Note Papor, a. well a. ogs
cry variety Of Wrapping Paper.
Also, 20 BOXes assorted CANDIEa, rnt up %
order, expressly for Merchants.
A very large and extensive aud well toiooted
assortment Of Drugs, embracing every article noe
nossaTy 20 furnish . pFact.doners otilco' Also,
Spices Starch ealeTatns aud Indigo, OLE Of every
kind, Palnts and Dye-Stniis, 30 boxes Glass, as-
sorted sizes, Putty, Patent Medicines % every
name, together with . VoFy extensive assortment
Of Fancy articles, Cutlery and JeWslFy, 8gsps,
aud PoTiumoTy, &C., &c.
To 81 the above We would invite tie Merchants
and Physicians Of WeasoTn Virginia.
LOGAN - CARR.
Fairmont, May zen, ies8.-ly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

WHAT WE ARE TO ExPEcT.-To sum up,
we expect il General Scott is elected to see
the general affairs of the country conduc-
ted upon true Wing principles, while in
minor matters we shall not be disappoin-
ted to witness a FULL DISPLAY OF THE PAR
T1CULAR PRACTICES OF THAT CLASS WHO
HAVE ATTACHED THEMSELVES TO HIM
THEY WILL ENRICH THEMSELVES
OUT OF HIS ADMINISTRATION, BY
FAIR MEANS AND FOUL; but the increased
prosperity of the country under Wing po-
ticy will enable it to stand the demands Of
their rapacity. AS to the weightier mat
tiers of the law, they viii not care to med
die, provided their ca.pidity Is satisfied. On
this we have guaranty in the readiness
with which they sold out their principles
at this convention for the nomination.
Utica Daily Gazette, Vkig.) E
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

CANDIEs AND NUTs.-A hr.t rate lot q
" Candies and Nuts Of different kinds, on mana
49, 80 JOSEPH I. DEDRoW-
June as, lss2.-ly -
r Az nov preparing for the fruit season--thoss
IN want u COPPER KETTLES will please sx-
anime ny stock. June 2, W CIV SMITH
rT,HosE wanting COPPER WORK dons for %.
Il fall trade win find ms rssdy.
Jsns :, 's2. 6 " sAltii-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04
Dr. y. NJ, Cnrr0II,s

Cumberland. May 5, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27

Is SourH CARolINA-The Greenville g. CD Southern Pat
riot administers to the dsunion that State
the following wholesome advice Needed it might prove
Ia panacea for her ills The Patriot says:
The fact is that South Carolina has been directing all
her energies and talent to federal politics long and
Letting the Improvement and best interests OF the State
to such an extent that hundreds thousands of her
citizens leaving and forced to leave This seen and
ct the disease is obvious and oitcal auackery has
suggested remedy which is still further paralyze the
energies of the State by entaiing poverty on certain
class of her citizens and then inducing that class to
main within her limits to the exclusion of more indus
ous energetic, thrifty property holding and creditinr
class. " e
If South Carolina wishes to retain all her citizens and
cut of that tide of emigration which has been depopua
ting her for the last thirty years. she ought to commence
developing her resources creating demand for labor ex
tending her railroads and plank roads building ,p manu-
factories, erecting public buildings State house
like that of Tennessee North Carolina. and peuten
tiary, where criminals may be made work like honest
men and above ALL fostering and chershing in every
prudent way her schools academies and colleges In
stead of sending abroad for her iron and granite and
marble let her procure these things home Let her
stop appropratng her money in the purchase of guns
munitions of war, and for military purposes She has
sent enough of her treasure to the North Let her en-
courage the direct importation and expectation of our
products and merchandise And last though not least
let have done with political excitements and be at
peace. paying debts like honest men, and living to-
gether friends all anxious for the honor glory and
prosperity of our State.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27
Kossuth and Capt. Long.

The mystery which yet envelopes the ru-
mored misunderstanding between Kossuth and
Capt Long, Of the frigate Mississippi, continues
md various are the speculations on the subject.
For q long time it has been we'll understood that
n correspondence between Com Morgan, Capt.
Long, Consul Hodge, and the State Department,
has been on file, and some journals have gone so
far as TO claim correct knowledge of its ma
ture. Some of the more enthusiastic admirers
Of the Hungarian have asserted positively, that
the conduct Of Capt Long was altogether unbe-
coming, and even brutal; others have asserted
with equal confidence that the misunderstand~
ing, if such 1t might be called was of a trivial
character and unworthy of comment; while a.
third class have denied int toto that any thing
{ had occurred to mar the good feelin~ which
might be supposed to exist between naval off
Ger entrusted with the proud Responsibilities Of
carrying out noble act on the part of b;s
country, and an exile who had been reseuaa
from the grasp ola tyrant, and placed undea1
the protection Of the glorious stars and stripes
of free America. With these various opin-
ions, the facts have, as matter of course,
been perverted, and often with no good motives,
and we are glad that Congress has taken the
matter in hand. We may now daily expect tho
publication of the mysterious correspondence
and full explanation of all the circumstances,
Perhaps this would have been the best course
for the Administration in the first place, but
from the circumstances, We are led to believe
that some difficulty did occur, and that from,
motives of delicacy the particulars have been
withheld. We say delicacy; for if there is any
thing in these particulars which will in the
least initiate against Kossuth, the publication
of them on his arrival here would have at
once afforded the enemies of the Administration
an opportunity Of charging it with wish and
intention to crush him before he could be heard.
These reasons have now ceased to exist. NJ.
,a,a ssulh has been welcomed by the nation at
ma every courtesy and consideration
upon him which his position and Oh !
N'''e ne advocates can justly claim, and tbe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27
Supreme Court Decisions.

RENDERED MONDAY JAN. % ALL THE JUDGES PREsENT
| r. B. Conrad Assignee Of T, Banks, vs. City Bank o
Neac Orleans. Defendants appeal from Third District
Court of Neworlcans. PREsroN j. Judgment reversed
and judgment rendered for defendant with costs bol
| courts.
Sterling Baldree Fountain j. Davenport Coleman
lntervenor. Plaintiff appealed from the Twelfth Dis
trct Court of Morehouse SLpELL j. Appeal dismissed
as to Coleman
Joachim Be,m,deS Union Bank Of Louisiana and Sheriff
Defendants appeal from the Fifth District Court of New
Orleans. SLIDELL. j. Eusts c. j.. declined sitting
Rost and Preston concurrng in a separate opinion
Judgment reversed and remanded for new trial
Appellee paying costs of appeal.
McDotceA e. Peck VS.. The General Mutual Hs,nunce Co.
Of New York Defendants appeal from the Fourth Dis
trict Court SLIpELL j. Preston dissenting Judgment
reversed and judgment of nonst entered the plaintiffs
pay costs in both courts
Nm. C. Goodrich Asa Pette,gaR and j. M Bach .
Plaintiff appeals from the Third District Court Of Jeer-
son. PREsToN, j.. Rost, separate Acknowledgements
affirmed with costs.
Fay Fn1ceAz VS.. p H. Massi Defendants appeal
from the Fourth District Court of NewOreans Rosr
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Samt FL. Gilman Bonner T. Smith :. plaintiffs appeal
from the Fourth District Court. PRESTON. Judgment
affirmed, with costs
Pierre Uz'oeal id NHsnolet. d. f Burhe ct ais
Intervenors Plaintiff appeals from the Fifth District
Court of NewOrleans sLIpELL j Judgment affirmed
with costs
I'll M. Shift VS. MERCER .qntoi,te. Defendant appeals
from Fifth District Court Preston j Judgment re-
versed at the cost of the Appellee.
Gnstare Riea,ue f. a. Leblanc alfred Rousseau Syn
de- Defendants appeal from the Third District Court
NeWorleans. RosT, j.. Judgment reversed, and judg
men rendered for defendants with in both courts
Jaaes Beck f. Co. Thomas Brady &. Co... Daniels
and H. Petpain Selling Creditors appeal from Second
District Court of NewOrleans . . PREsroN. j. Judgment
affirmed with costs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27
Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent"
rr I'll. l1rpplrs (o'RirIIp) ltnt
Elections in the Legislatures. p. Benja-
l. min chosen Senator.

6lecuonS In the LeglSlatuIe'-J. r. 6elUa'
+ min chosen Senator.
BATON RouGr. Monday. January 26
The elections took place in the Legislature to-day al
twelve o'clock commencing with the vote for Senator
j. +. BENJAMIN, whig received 6s and s. W. Downs
democrat votes Mr. Benjamin declared Senator
For State Treasurer Judge McWhorter wing. received
70, and Mr.. Grenaux democrat o. and the former
declared elected.
For State Printer Mr. Weisse of the New0rleans Bee
received TO- and Mr. Hatch of the Baton Rouge Advocate
So votes. and Mr.. Weisse declared elected.
observation-disclosures Nominations.
BATON ROUGE, January g.
The wing caucus held this morning to nominate a
candidate Senator There two ballotngs In the
first j. p Benjamin received % votes; D. Kenner, 10
Randell Hunt 10 and G. s. Campbell. 5,
In the second ballot, Mr. Benjamin received 81 kenner
10, Hunt II. Campbell l, and Blank /.
So Mr. Benjamin was declared the wing candidate for
Senator
Election in the Legislature.
BATON RouGE, January %.
The elections off at to-day, and resulted
follows j. P Benjamin elected Senator by II major
ity over s. W, Downs; Judge McWhorter elected
State Treasurer by majority of 16 over Mr. Grenaux
and Mr. Weisse of the Bee chosen State Printer by
majority of II votes Mr. Hatch of the Baton Rouge
Advocate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27
Husfr ann tt,r Drama.

ST. CHARLES THEATRs-aIiss Davenport played Beatrice
last night with much spirit Having heretofore
only in serious parts in measure taken by
surprise There of naturaness in her conception
than is generally given her Beatrice is creature whose
wit sparles from the oyerowing abundance of joyous
natnot the forced conceits of pretence Though suf
ferihg from hoarseness, charmed with the
dsnctness of her ennciaon and infaibe evidence OF
polished study Gontending against such disadvantages
rs she does supported by stock company whose indf-
ee to duty mt least might be quckened by occasional
visit to the Circus her talents indeed be rare to
leave any impressions of pleasure and delight.
TEtE 0rERA IN NewYoRK-The Maretzek opera troupe
have divided in consequence disagreement about sal
aries and several of the members have engaged by
NlhEe who has commenced opera at his esab
ishnent The Aston Place to open the 18th and
the Herald in speaking of the circumstance, says
There will be competition between the two that will
I'LL both houses and the general public will go witness
the trial Of skill between the Montagues and the Capu-
letsMadame Boso, Rose de yres Miss Whiting, Badali
Bettn Lorni Colletti Ariti and others. on the one
side and Parodi Patti Pico Cosni Saly Marin vietti
and Beneyentano the other. If the Asor Place has
theadvantage in the women, and particularly in con-
trato and second prma DONNA Nibos has the superior
ity In the other sex 7
Mr.. NEArlE-This meritorious actor is playing highly
successful engagement in Mobile The Tribune TINS
speeks of him
We have not yet been able to enough of this gen.
tleman to speak in detail of his merits What little we
have in Macbeth character of great difcultv
and in which success high test of an actors capacity
since we last saw Mr.. Neafe his improvement has been
wonderful. Not one in a hundred of these who were
familiar with him then would know him without no.
tihfaton He has grown to be actor of remarkable
elegance and refinement of manners stage exterior
that Of veteranof all his life familiar with the
higher school of his art His voice possesses most sir
guar clearness The lowest information may be distinctly
heard IN the remotest part of the house His person is
sngulary prepossessing and nowhere in his Mac
beth any overstepping of his part rudeness of
net which tears spassion to tatters So marked an
improvement as all these things indicate promises still
greater Improvement when will doubt his right to
stand in the head rank of his profession
Mr. Neafe has studied doubtless in the school of For
ret become nvoluntarly tnctured with it, but it
net carried to the extreme Of the original 1t is kept in
Subsection good and his own qualifications 1t is
the duty Of citizens to give him full encouragement
and we shall be graed in finding his engagement close
with profitb 9th to himself and the manager"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27

NORTH oARoIISh RAlLRoAp.The Board of Directors Of
TINS road recently held meeting at Hlsborough The
President authorized to make contracts for iron and
purchase the locomotives and freight cars
Information being furnished the Board that there were
now actually employed the road from Charlotte to
salisbury GO men and POI boys and it being made to p-
pear probable that the whole that part of the road
would be graded during the present year President
was authorized to contract for the delivery of timber for
the snpersructe along that part of the line by the rt
of january