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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28
EFT There are many efforts for e1tor

~ There are many efforts for e1tor-
ton among men having boats and skiffs
against which we caution the needy
Some charged on Tuesday as high as ST.
and So to ferry persons across the creek,
10 cts. however was the usual charge, as
soon as the competition became fair, for
the traffic. We also found some land
sharks or water rats who charged families
So for taking them from their homes to
dry land. Such extortion is worse than
highway robbery, because more cowardly
and inhuman, while equally dishonest ;
others spent the whole day at much cost,
in the relief of distress without fec or re-
ward except their own satisfaction.
Wheeling Gazette.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28
THE MAILS,


The EAsTEEN MAILarrives a. ClArksbuTg on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock,
P. NJ and departs, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays at o'clock, A. n.
The WESTERN MAIL arrives on Mondays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, at o'clock A. n, and de-
parts, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, a.
O'Clock, 7. N.
The UNIoN1oWS MAIL arrives daily ct O'Clock,
P. NJ, Mondays excepted, and departs daily at
O'Clock, A. NJ, Sundays excepted.
The WEsToS MAIL arrives on Mondays, We'd
nesdsys and Fridays, at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, and de-
parts, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, At 10
O'Clock, A. n.
The BucKHASxoN MAIL arrives on Tuesday Of
each week, At 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, and dsParss on
Wednesday At 8 o'clock, A. n.
Tho BEvERLT MAIL arrives on Monday Of each
week, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ, and departs on Fridays
at o'clock, A. NJ.
week, At II O'Clock, A. NJ, and dspGrts at IL
O'Clock, NJ, of same day.
~ The Post Office is open from o'clock A.
NJ, till o'clock, 2. NJ, every day except Sunday;
when it is open from TO 10 O'Clock. A. ~, and
one hour after ths arrival Of each mail.
E. BRUEN, P. Il.
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sorru CAno11xA SrorssroS.-The Sc.

SourH CAROLINA SEcEssIoN.-The Sc
cession convention of South Carolina as
sembles on the Goth inst, and those who
have been instrumental in calling it arc
evidently alarmed at their own folly, and
now look to public opinion to check it in
its mad designs, There is a wonderful
change, of late, in the tone of the seces-
sion journals of that State. The State
Rights Republican has an article (Which
the Charleston Mercury copies, in which,
speaking of the convention, it says;
" In the first place, we may fairly con-
clude that it will not attempt in regard to
Federal relations any separate or solitary
action, for the State has positively regdti'ed
such proceeding. In the second place, we
may conclude that it will not NEEDLE with
our internal organization, for that depart
n ,neAt has not been entrusted to it by pub
nc sentiment, but tacitly withheld, In
truth the convention is an accidental body,
elected OF very small majority Of The people. "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

ABOLITION EXCITEMENT IN VIRGIN1A.-
There is considerable excitement in Gray
son county, Va, growing out of the do
ings of abolitionists. The citizens have
held meeting and called upon the COM
mttees OF vigilance for increased activity
in ferreting out all persons tincturcd with
abolitionism in the county, and offering a
reward of 500 for the apprehension and
delivery of one Jonathan Roberts to any
one of the committees of vigilance. The
clerk of the county court (Which tribunal
we presume opposed the doings of the
populace) rendered his resignation on the
first day of the term, and Judge Brown
being unable to find a person to accept
the office, was compelled to adjourn the
court until the next term.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

INVITING TO EM1GRAr1oN.-Ag gentleman
who removed from Boone county, in Ken.
lucky, to Missouri, writes back the follow
ing flattering account of that country:
You very truly said that had sought
my fortunes in the land of Pukes but like
to the ancient prophets and kings. al
sought but never found" You wished to
know what thought of this country and
the people thereof AS for the coun-
try, the land is as cheap as dirt, and good
enough but the climate is rainy, blowy,
and sultry. The people die SO fast here
THAT EVERY MAN HAS HIS THIRD WIFE, AND
EVERY WOMAN Is WIDOW. AS for the
people Of Missouri, they arc perfect chris
tians, They fulfil the scriptures to the
letter, where it says, " Let God be true,
but every man a liar" Don't let this
keep any back who wish to emigrate, for
it is fine country,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

RECEPTION OF KossUTn IN NEW JERSEY
-Kossulh arrived at Burlington on Sat-
urday evening. and was entertained at the
residence of Mayor Wall. lie spent the
Sabbath with Bishop Doane, and on Mon
day proceeded to Trenton, where he was
received by the ringing of bells, and 9TH
or demonstrations OF welcome, He made
an address in the NJ E. Church to about
five hundred persons, who were each
charged dollar for admittance. Two
citizens also gave him 500 each. At
the U. S. Hotel, he was welcomed by w.
P. Sherman, Esq, and eloquently respon-
dci; and at night he attended a banquet
in company with Senator Dayton, Ex-
Governor Vroom, and others. He was
also invited to accept an honorary men,
bership of Nassau Hall.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

II. c. FARRELL's
Celebrated Arabian Liniment.
= vel SHOWN 70 possess the mos. WONDERFULLY
meaning, penetrating, and stimulating properties,
and oy is Promptness in eEeotug cures, which
previously had resisted all other medicines, ad-
Il,lnls,s5ea ~ me most scientific physicians, has
plaesd i Tar beyond any similar remedy ever in
trodueed 70 the people Of the United States. u
ttimulGtes the sbsorbents to increased action and
tTates 70 the bones, adding strength and activity
70 the inuscles-it IS Powerfully anodyre and
thereby allays nervous irfi taticr, producing de-
lightfally pleasing: sensation through the whole
frame. Owing % its remarkable anticeptie prop
critics. it purifes and neutralizes the poisonous,
corrosive principle which renders old uleefbus
sores lfcnlt 70 heal Il therefore IS peculiarly
;ssa4pssa 2 their speedy cure This llniment fsem
gssn found 70 Be specific Tor Paralysis or Palsy,
III and diseased joints, and in fact
I, .s es,a insolVing The muscular system
thirty years standine and sfsctioiis 81 the ,rins
wherein the entire spinal column was so crooked
ee 9isIoTsea, snat ne patient could uotw walk or
Of Palsy have been cured when tfe fesbs lsS
withsred, leaving tothing but the dried skin and
bone, and the limbs totally without use or foS-
bic value, rubbed and bEthed over the throat and
chest. II applied fEeGly on the chest II never
aiis to give relief in the severe coughs attending
Consumption, Asthma and Colds. II heals wounds
speedily will cure ScaldhSad, Mango, etc. Plan
ters and Farmers viii ind Il most valuable me-
dicine 70 be applied 70 Horses and Cattle for
Sprains, Bruises, IAmeness, Stf Joints, Sweeny
Dry Shoulder, Wounds, Burma, Splint, Chafss or
Calls, Hardened Knots on the flesh, 0tc.
LOOK OUT ToR CouN~xRFKTTs.-The public are
cautioned against another counterfeit, which has
lately made its appearance called w, y. Far
relps Arabian Lininent, tho most dangerous Of
all the counterieits, because his having the name
Of Farroll, many will buy Il In good faith, With
out the hhowlodgs that |. eounteEfeit exists, and
! they will perhaps only discover their error when
tho spurious mixture has wrought It's evil effects,
The genuine article Is manufactured only by
II. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, aud
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for AgonCies
must be addressed. Be surO you got It with the
letters II. G. before FarFell's, thus-H g. FAR
REL'S-snd his signature on tho wrapper, all
others arc counterfeits.
Sold by LLOYD LOwNDEs, clatksburs, Va,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout
the United StStea.
lB- Price rs and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AoENTs WANTED IN every town, village aud
hamlet in tho United States, in which ono Is not
already established. Address II. G. FARRELL a.
above, accompanied with good rsf.rS0ss - 70
character, responsibility, DE.
nprilT a.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

SKILL IN FARM1NG.-Skill adds more to
the profits Of farming than hard work. In
the article of butter, for instance, the
same outlay is required, or nearly the
same, to make hundred pounds of poor
butter as would be required, to make a
hundred pounds of that which is not good.
But, when the two articles are marketed,
there may be FIVE or six dollars of clear
extra profit in the pocket of the skilful
dairyman. The Importance of scientific
knowledge is realized by those who have
nearly every department Of their labor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

IN WA1ulN4NuN tItts
FINfE undersigned having been induced 70 snss
Il bark In tho Exchange and Ranking business,
In tho City Of Washington, D. G., ayalls himssf
Of an early occasion % notify his friends aid dis
public generally Of Tho fact and % solicit lhsiF
encouragement. His Institution VIII - known
a. tlie " Bank Of tho Union" and from which
not dollar Will b. Issued for circulation, thst
will not b represented By sotnetblnE tanebis snd
substantial In te shape q Geld and Silver, Dfafls
on tle Uhited States Treasury, Northern EE-
change, o. Yirginia Banksbls Funds.
BY q strict adherence 70 . legitimate istas npsH
such basis, u VIII readily b. perceived that fha
public are protected, and Ole bsnk Itself made %
stand on the surest foundation. This slfsFpflss
Il entered upon after he maturest dslihertilon,
undil Is gratifying % know tiist u meets Wlf ~
approval % experienced and faSheious iidsncisfs
Of New York, Wsshington and Richmond
In addition % tbs Issue 81 nafes Tor cifculsiioa.
" The Bank Of ths Union" vii eoIieci trshs 81
tho Government, aud on tse pFinc|1sl cifI-s n
the United States, and wili nsf5ilsfs fofile p1f-
chase o. salo Goa eoHlniaFionj " Sftts 1tcfs
Guafaaiied Bonds 81 Canal and Railroad Comp.
niles, and other. good securities
al- Any BUSINESS conhecfed ulth tis difrrsat
Doparimsnfs Of tie 0gscrfinsnt, iu Wrahine 20 q
win s. atisnHed % % lihrrsi fcrnE 81
Rieinon9. Va. oasssr. Issi,--m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

DIRECT YoUR LETTERS RIoHT.-The
postmaster at Baltimore says misdirec-
tons on the part of persons sending let
tiers through the mails are of constant oc.
currence. An average number of FIVE or
six of Baltimore firms are weekly found
to be advertised in Philadelphia alone
S;xty-eight letters have been sent to Bal
timorc for persons who do not reside there
from one house in New York. Since the
first of April of last year, there have been
returned to Baltimore, from the dead let
ter office, six hundred and five letters of
value. to be delivered to the writer's, if
found, four tifths of which failed to reach
their destination for want Of proper di-
rection.
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Wagon 1Enkfng.

NHR undersigned would respectfully Inform
Il the oltiEens Of Harrison and adioinln0 rnun-
ties, that he has remeyea % his now frame shop
whore be Is prepared 70 DO all work IN BIZ line II
business In superior manner, such a. Wsgoa
Making In all rs branches, Apggies mado whom
ordered. Alao repairing deno IN ths very beas
style.
PLows always kept on hand, ormsds Al Ne
Thankful for past lAyors, I hopa 81 diving mr.
whole and undivided attention 70 my business, %
still merit hbAral share ef the public patronage.
CiarksbuTE, Jan. 9sth, teB9.--ly.
T. s.-ThS woodwork % Two horse wnruna
kspl eonstanlly on hand.
VIRGINIA, IS ;-A-At rules held "a tho clerka
otlCo Of the Circuit Court OF Harrison eern'
Y, on tho arSs Monday In AEtil, issa.
his wife, late Martha Martin cosnplNa
Jane Martin, adminl.tratrlS o. WI.
liam Martin, deo'd., and tho heirs
Of said William Martin Dera,
The object Of this suit IL 20 require Of the De.
tendRnta 70 discover what they received nom tht
said William Martin in HE LIE time, that tho "a.
hotch pot, also that on issue DO had 70 ASCERTAIN
whether the paper writings In the bill mentioned,
be tho true last will and testament Of tho said
William Martin, deed ;, and that the said MaFtha
Wornineor DO deorsod her duo proportion Of tho
estate OF the said William Martin, As one Of his
children and hOIra NJ law, and. 90 ascertain tho
SS&SsS Y value .SH az; S %i. AND KIND q gses
Of his death.
Aud Il appearing by Satisfactory evidence that
tho defendants Wellington Marlnl Granville
Martin, Cornelius Z. WiiAon and Rachael his wife,
late Rachael Martin, William Martin, Marshal
Martin, - LanghoTn and Mary Martha his vite,
John James Wilson, William A, Wilson, Susan
Ann Wilson and John y. Martin are not inhahis
snts Of this State Il Il ordered that they do ape
Pehr here within ono month AftaF due publication
81 this order, and do what % necessary 70 pfotset
thOiF interest in this suit.
A eopy. TeAta.
aPfH @, q. DAWSON, olsSf.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

PoL1r1oIANs AND PREDIcT1oHs.-Th
Detroit Advertiser INDUCES a quiet sally
at the expense of the political seers who
favor the vulgar now and then with the
convictions of their second-sight. respect
ing the presidential issues of November
next. The point is put with considerable
precision, and will be taken by the read
er with some relish:
" In discussing the availability of diff
ferent Presidential candidates, the ques-
ton constantly recurs, can he carry New
York 1t is very trite resort of the OPP
ponents of candidate to overwhelm him
with the assertion that he cannot carry
New York. John Wentworth, of the
Chicago Democrat, John w. Forney, of
the Pennsylvania, and Geo. Roberts of
the Boston Times, would stake their exis-
tence that Gen. Cass cannot carry New
York. Horace Greeley, of the Tribune,
II. j. Raymond, of the Times, Seth G..
Hawley, of the Buffalo Express, are equal
ly confident that Mr.. Fillmore cannot
come within gun shot of the State of New
York; but Wentworth, Forney and Rob
more than Greeley, Raymond and Haw-
ley are the wing party, and should the
respective national conventions see fit to
disregard the whole of them, and nomi-
nate both Cass and Fillmore, where on
earth would the vote of New York be p
This illustration shows the entire faulty
of such and kindred predictions, and
should be taken to mean nothing more
than this, that the prediction will be full
filed if it is within the power of those ma
king it to control the result. But there
is no such overwhelming influence over
political results, lodged in the hands of
any three or of any three hundred men in
either party"
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed by War
Diner W. Chapman, to the undersigned, beating
cord in this Clerks office of Doddridge county
Court Deed book No. l, page $50, l shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction for ready money, at
the residence Of tho said Chapman on the 26th
~, TO- Wit: -Four IN HORSES, one 'W1GdN, ak
COWS, ten head of CATTLE, thirty hoad Of
SHEEP, ono BUGGY, and all tho household aud
kitchen FURNITURE contained in the dwelling
house OF tho said Chapman, and embraced In said
Trust Decd. BURTON DESPARD, Trustee.
April 29th, 1910.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

AMERIcAss AT BUEnos AYREs.-A let
ter from Buenos Ayres. dated the f7th OF
February states that, to the Americana
is due the credit Of being the iirst to cbeel.
the plumber and pillage which followed
the overthrow of Rosas, and Mr.. Graham.
the u. s Consul, has been publicly than
ked by Gen. Urquiza. for the daring In
trepidity he displayed on the occasion. 1t
appears request was made for permission
from the authorities to land sufficient
number of men to protect the lives and
property of American residents, which
was granted. Commodore MeKeeyer had
anticipated the necessity of such step,
and had brought up from the Congress,
at Monteyideo, some twenty marines, to
strengthen the guard of the jamestown,
which was at anchor off the city. Just as
the pillagers were everywhere becoming
flushed and emboldened by their success
es, body of seven marines and three
sailors, all well armed, were marching to
the Office of Joseph Graham, Esq, our
consul, accompanied by himself and Mid
shipman Walker, when mounted body of
some twenty-five or thirty of the pillagers
rode down the street towards them, char
ged and fired upon them. The FIRE was
at once returned, and four of the despe-
radoes fell, two killed and two badly
wounded. The rest of them, turning
their horses, fed in haste, and the news
of the reception which their comrades had
received, soon. spread among the whole
of the robbers, and effectually checked
the farther progress of the pillagers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28
Benevolent Institutions.

Herman Lodge, No. 80, Of Masons, meets
on Thursday evening, following the hrst Mon
day In each month.
Eumenia Encampments No. 20, Of !. o.
o, F., meets on tbs frst and third wednesday
evenings Of each month
AdelPhi LODGE No. 81 l. o. o. 7. meets
every Tuesday evening
MOhtieello Divisions No. Ill, Sons Of
TemPsranes meets every Monday evening.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAY.-The Washing
ton Telegraph says Mr., Clay continues
feeble, and subject to frequent changes,
generally produced by the varying wealth
or. He passes most of his hours in
the day in sitting up, or promenading
his chamber. 1t is only occasionally that
he is obliged to keep his bed in the day
time. When the weather continues ia
vorable for any length oftime his improve
ment is always very manifest.
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~ Stewards marble dry q

g Stewards marble dry goods pal
ace, at the Corner of Broadway and
Chambers streets, N. Y, says cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Sun, is al
most city itself in the way of business.
1t is said that Mr.. Stewards sales, during
the year 1851, amounted to the enor-
nous, and almost incredible sum Of tsoelUs
millions of dollars! One item, that of
gloves, is put down at sir hundred Aoats.
and dollars
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

CHINESE LAnoRERs ABRoAD.--Thc cir
cumstance which seems more likely to
bring China into brotherhood with the
rest of the human family than any thing
that has TRANSFERRED for u long time, is the
large and rapidly extending emigration of
Chinese citizens to other countries, as la
borcrs. They may thus be said to leave
their country for their country's good"
by relieving it somewhat its distressing
~ overburthened population. It. is known
that a great many have latterly emigra-
ted to California, and statutory measures
are talked Of there for bringing out still
more and in our late English papers we
find i! stated also that large importation
of Chinese laborers into Havana has been
resolved on, and an English house is said
to have contracted for the importation of
5000 into the island, at charge of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars per head.
The laborers are to be apprcnticcd for
eight years-arc to receive four dollars
per month in the shape of remuneration,
and, as far as we can learn, no stipula-
zion is made about carrying them back,
at the eXucnso of the master OF the i'm
porter, at the end OF the term, if the Chi
nese desire it, as WAS stipulated by the
British government in the case OF the
Coolies. The inlucemenJ to the present
experiment, (says our English cotempo-
rary,) was the success of similar one,
four or five years ago, in Havana, where
upwards of 500 Chinese laborers were
brought from Annoy, on the terms we
have already mentioned, md their docili
ty and general good conduct have been
such as to make marked and most ia
voroblc-1mpression on the Spanish plant
ers. This latter fact may be true or not,
for, though our English journalist speaks
SO positively of it, we have not any very
distinct recollection of it ourselves.--BaI-
Hnors San.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

Ev The latest information from Rich.
mond is, that the election of Justices,
Constables and Overseers of the Poor,
will take place OH the third Saturday (the
15th) of May, and the the election of other
county officers on the fourth Thursday
(thc 27th) of the same month.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-28

NARROWING FUG1r1vE S1AYEs.-The
case of Stephen Weakley of Cumberland
county, Pa, charged with harburing and
secreting thirteen fugitive slaves belong
ing to Cecile Oliver and sisters, in 1847,
is on trial before the u S. Circuit Court
in Philadelphia. 1t was tried year ago,
but the jury was unable to agree.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Board of Public Works,
JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison,
VIM. ]. WILEY. OF Marion.

or BOARD oil fuDl:c w 0rks,
JESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison,
VIM. ]. WILEY, OF Marion.
For Judge Of the Court of Appeals-5th Section,
Hon. GEO. III. LEE, of Harrison.
For Judge Ofths Twenty first Circuit,
Col. A. j. SMITH,
Col. G. ID. CAMDEN.
Hon. VIM. G. Drown,
For Commemorative Attorney,
Col. BENJAMIN WILSON.
For Clerk 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. BARTLETT,
PHINEAS CHAPLIN,
DIR. DAVID DAWSON.
MATTHEW ]. ORR.
For Sheriff,
ABIAH MINER,
WIN. T.. LYON.
THOS. A. HORNER.
EDWARD STEUART.
For Commissioner of Revenue,
JEFFERSON b. WEST.
GEO. w. DUFF.
VIM. S. WILKINSON.
JAMES A. ROBEY,
JOSEPHUS DRUMMOND,
For Constable,
n. A. SHUTTEWORTH, 1st Dist.
THOS. BARTLETT.
j. e. WOODWARD, list Dist.
JET. FLETCHER, &"
For County Surveyor,
Mai. THOS. RAYMOND.
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! Chnil. md Redslcad

;. III n l1lf IA 10 ggs o lRlY 2 =. .1S $
scfiber takes this method of informing his old
friends and customers and tho public generally.
that Ne Is still engaged in tho above husiness Al
his old stand IN South Mechanic street. Clarke.
burg, south Of isRrtlotts Hotel. Ho + mannfae.
turing AL kinds o. Windsor Chairs, Ii tho bses
manner and Of the bast material, and viii eeN
. sHein ,np9n the most reasonable terms. This hs
snsaolea 2 az BY his superior knowledge 81 ths
1us s no oesns sha emily regular char makN
Always on hand Laaies' Sewing Chairs Ros.
ton Rocking ChAira, aud washinston Roekins
Chairs.
BSdsteads Of various styles on hama AZ =, .Ae N
order. He would call attention 10 a nav rk.sn,
bedstead he Is making. IL Is tbs most S,Ianrisls
article in that line in the country, 4 II 20
fSF All hia furniture Il warranted, and viii.
.od Al the lowest prices for cash OF county pro.
dnes.
PETER LYNCH.
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SENTENCED TO BE HUNo-A negro girl
has been sentenced to be hung in Giles
coounty, Va, on the 18th of May next,
for the murder of an old negro woman
The girl had stolen some things. and be-
ing informed on by the old woman, she
revenged herself by numbering her with
an axe.