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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02
Important from Harana.

The steamer Black Warrior arrived at
New York, on the esd ult-, in five days
from Havana.
When four hours out from Havana, tho
Black Warrior passed three Spanish yes
sells, one of which was a brig of war
As the steamer came abreast of the brig
the latter fred gun to leeward, and be-
fore the former could get her colors hois-
ted another gun was fired, the ball pas
sing just over her forestays. Capt. Schu-
feldt was not aware that the brig was
man-of-war, as she had no pennant fly
ing. srJ
The American barque Martha Ann,
from Savannah, for Havana was also fired
into off Cuba, by the English frigate Yes
ia, on suspicion of being a SLAYER
The health of Mr.. King. Vice Presi=
dent elect. was not improved. He him
self dispairs of his recovery, and has gone
to Matanzas in the steamer Fulton. Mr..
King had held no interview with the Cap
tain General on the account of a slight
misunderstanding. The rules of etiquette
forbid the Captain General from paying
his respects personally to strangers. but
in consequence of Mr.. Kings health Cam
edo waived the ceremony, and agreed
to visit MIR. King at an appointed hour
He did not keep his promise, and tho
next morning Mr.. King addressed a no.e
to the American consul reminding tho
Captain General of his failure to keen his
appointment. The latter immediately
called at Mr. Kings hotel. but Mr.. King
declined to see him, as also did the Amer
lean ladies of his family, who have accom-
panied him. 1t is said. however that be-
fore Mr. King left for Mantanzas. a mu-
tual interchange of cards took place.
The contract for the erection of n line
of telegraph in Cuba has been awarded to
Mr.. Kennedy. of Philadelphia. at the rate
OF $es5 per mile, being Sl95 per milo
less than other bids.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

Another Webster 81 ParIman Tragedy.
The Editor of the Lynchburg Express
has sent letter from friend at Kanaw.
ha Salines, Va. of which he gives the fol.
lowing extract:
DEAR %%#%%% Our Valley wa.
thrown into considerable ,Yc;,or,ont
yesterday and to-day, by the discovery
OF very singular murder, perpstrated a
le" miles above u.s.. ltscems that man
by the name of Stoghin. owed one Ro.
mines, several hundred dollars. appointed
an evening, (last Friday) for settlement.
Seoghin left his work in the evening. and
went to RS house telling his companion.
that he was going TO settle with r. Since
then he had not been seen or heaid of IN.
I'll hisfriends becoming alarmed at his sud.
den exit, commenced search, finally en-
tered RS house and looked every where
body could be concealed, and found
nothing until one OF them thinking proba-
bly, OF the notorious Webster case, conn
menced scraping in the ashes, and to his
surprise, found several human teeth and
the cheekbone, also, part of the flesh. sun
posed to be that of the man, which had
run into crevice in the fire place. Eve
feet long. 1t is known that r. had near
ly cord of pine knots at his house which
it seems are all burnt up. He was imme-
diately arrested and committed 20 Jail ON
Sunday. He exercised more ingenuity
than Webster did in disposing of the body.
The few bones that are found will be DIFF
tcult to indemnity as those of the man.
from their calcined state. His trial will
be very interesting. If further develop
ments are not made.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

THE BALL ON THE 22d.-The ball ut
Col Hewes' saloon, on the evening of the
22d of February, came off with no little
eclat. The ladies were pleasant, pretty
and graceful, the gentlemen gallant, gay
and cordial, and the music reviving. I'm
der the excellent arrangements of the
gentlemanly managers. everythin g pas,
sed off in the most pleasant manner.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

DEATH OF WEEDEN HUFFMAN, ESQ
Just as we are going to press, we learn
that Weeden Huffman, Esq, one of the
wealthiest and most respectable citizens
of Lewis County, died at his residence,
in Weston yesterday morning. His dis
sease was Erysipelas. Mr.. Huffman for
merly represented Lewis County in the
Legislature of the State. His remains
were inferred with Masonic honors.-
Buck Observer.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

has absented himself from his seat since
his last ceftihcate was made out, (exclu-
siye ofsickness and leave of absencel and
shall make out his certificate accordIuplv-
deducting the days of absence, ms afore-
said. And no member of either house
shall receive pay for the period between
the commencement of the session onJ ~
time he takes his seat. : ''.S
thursday. Feb. "a.
SENATE.-The resolution Offered bv
Mr.. Stuart, docking absent members
was indefinitely postponed.
A bill to- amend the charter &c n.
Northwestern Virginia Railroad cor,,s-
ny ION the calendar) was taken up, rasa
a third time and passed.
HousE.-The following bills were pas.
sed to-day g9Ss7.a
a bill from the Senate, increasing the
annuity of the institution at Staunton for
the education of the deaf. dumb and
blind, from $4,000 to $40, 900, and
appropriating SEQ, 900 for the purpose of
erecting additional buildings. and intro
ducing apparatus for heating and light
ing the Asylum-ayes 80, noes IS, ei15sb
OH resiving an act incorporating q
company for the construction ef n turn
pike road from Buckhannon in the coun-
" of Upshur, TO some convenient point
on the Weston and Gauley Bridge Turn
pike road in the county of Lewis, on the
two and three fifths principle. -
A bill providing for the construction OF
a McAdamized road between Buckhan-
non and Clarksburg. in Harrison and Up
shur counties, on the two and three-ffths
principle, was lost for want of a constitu=
tional majority-ayes IA, noes SO. sa4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

TIE BouRBoE.-Rey. MIR. Hanson. the
author OF the article in Putnam, Have
we Bourbon among us ?" is out with the
statement following :" Mr.. Williams has.
as shall shortly show, from the certif-
cate oil eminent medical men. all the we'll
asertained marks which the Dauphin
must have, If alive, and when the secret
popularity, which, it would appear, even
his father did not know, is authentiealIy
started, it will be time enough to consider
IT," Mr.. Hanson adds that in forth
coming publication, he win give all the
documentary evidence of every kind bear.
ing on the subject. and correct and ex-
plain several errors of topography and
transcription which crep into the article
relating to the indemnity of Rev. Mr.. VIII
liams with Louis XVII.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

At Shinnston, 81 votes were cast for
Samuel Barnett, and four for James Hart
ley.
At the Union Meeting House. l6 votes
were cast for Jacob Coplin. two for G..
w. Hinkle, and one for Isaac G. Devers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

FRAUDS ON THE GovERNMENT.-Enormo
frauds have been discovered by the COM
mittee investigating the affairs of the
Capitol extension. One witness swears
the brother of the Superintendent offered
him hundred dollars if he would have a
member. of the committee burned in efigy.
Another testiies he was not regular
mason but was employed as such, at ST.
90 per day, paid for IT'S days, $262-but
only worked some seventy three days he
got the money on the order of Samuel,
brother of Superintendent Robert Strong
and refunded Samuel $152, 5o-retaining
pay for what work he had actually done.
Many others made similar statements,
showing how Z" the appropriation was ex-
hausted'' so soon, by regular and syste-
matte swindling. Miserable material was
used, and the walls built in an unwork-
maulike manner, some of them requiring
the erection of new walls by competent
workman, to hide the botched Jobs In
many instances hands employed and paid
by Government were engaged in hauling
stone for the contractors; and lumber,
trucks and derricks owned by the Govern
ment were used by them. We trust SEN
asor Houston may thoroughly expose the
rascality of which we have given but a
glimpse, and that the swindler may be
sent to the Penitentiary for obtaining
money under false pretences they so
richly merit.-fs1S' Dispotck.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

ings if he would marry her. When this
was refused. Baird drew his pistol and
shot the seducer, with the intention, as he
frankly ayers, of killing him on the spot,
Miss Baird is said to be partially deran-
ged. The affair has caused much, excite
ment' and great sympathy is manifested
for Bal and his sister.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02
Inter from NIexico.

BY the arrival of the brig Lucy at New
Orleans, we are in possession OF the dates
from the city of Mexico to the 25th of
January.
The news is of an important character
After the election of the Members OF
Congress, SO of them assembled at a
private house on the 2lst of january
impeached Cevallos and elected Osorio,
the Governor of Puebla, as President
oainteriRe, but the latter declined to &C
ceps the office.
The garrison of the city of Mexico had
pronounced in favor of the plan of Qua
dalajura, recognizing Cevallos as Presi-
dent of the republlc-and other cities
have followed the example.
The Siglo says .s The revolution is en-
ded. the plan of Gaudalajura is now the
political faith of the whole country"
General Benio the Minister of War,
had sent a communication to Uraga re-
questing him to repair Immediately to the
Capital, as no ministry would be formed
till his arrival.
Uraga was preparing to put his forces
in motion towards the Capital.
The Siglo says that it was reported that
OIdSa hau lnIlundGeu his Willingness "
recognize Cevallos as the executive al in
terin', and the present Congress, on con-
dition that they reform the constitution.
Cevallos issued proclamation on the
9th opening the ports of Mazatlan, San
Bias, Tampico, Vera Cruz and Camar-
go.
The steamships Albatross" had arri-
we'd at Vera Cruz. causing the greatest
joy amongst the population, who supposed
that Santa Anna was passenger by her.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02
Board of Public Works.
JAS. D. HALL. Sec'y

We cordially second the suggestion Of
some of our own correspondents, and oil
the South Side Democrat, which enforces
s'the obvious propriety of electing Demo
Gratis as members of the Board of Public
Works, and of taking such steps as will
secure that end. This board will exer-
else much influence, and be invested with
an immense patronage. This being the
case, it is hardly necessary to convince
the Democracy of their duty in the pre-
misses. They have large majority in
each of the three districts. and by proper
discipline and Capitalization :heir success
is sure. This union can only be secured
by means of convention, at which the
claims of the different gentlemen sugges-
ted, can be fully canvassed, and candi.
date from among them be selected. Re
verse the circumstances of the case
Suppose the whig party were largely in
the ascendant; none can have a doubt as
to the course they would pursue. We
hope that the Democrats of the Southside
district will Immediately put on the har.
ness, hold primary meetings, and appoint
delegates to a district convention to be
held at some central and accessible point
Rich. Eng.
1t is not necessasy that we should say
to the readers of the Register that we
cordially approve of the above course 70,
the Democratic party. That party is
largely in the aseendancy in this State,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

IscEsD1ARYrsM.-we learn from the
WytheviIIe Telegraph. that several at
empts have recently been made to FRO
the town Of Wytheyille. The fire was
luckily discovered in each instance in time
to be exhausted with few buckets of
water.
AT a meeting of portion of the citizens.
the 7th inst. energetics measures were
adopted for the prevention Of a repetition
of the attempt, as well as for the detection
of the yillanous incendiary. For she lat
ter purpose reward of 5000 vas subsc7i.
bed and offered. & 4'- sst
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02
special peleEate Election.

The following is the result of the cleo
ton held on the 24th ult.. to supply the
vacancy in the House of Delegates. occa-
stoned BY the resignation of Mr.. Lewis:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

~ Gold and auriferous quartz, it is
announced. have been found in New Zea-
land.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02

ARRIVAL OF GEN. PIERCE AT WASHING
ToN.-The President elect yesterday 'sput
himself through" from Philadelphia to
Washington, in a sudden and most unos-
tentatious manner. Whether there was
or not any disposition to intrude noisy at
tention or display upon him. in disregard
of his wishes, is question which cannot
now be definitely solved-for he gave lit
tie or no opportunity for it. Yet it is to
be presumed his wishes would have been
regarded in any case. At about 2 P. NJ,
yesterday. he quietly and unexpectedly
left the Merchants Hotel in Philadelphia,
and took the express train for Baltimore,
where he arrived about six O'Clock. He
proceeded directly through from the Pres
ident street depot to the depot of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. without any stop,
page, and in few minutes started in the
evening train for Washington, where. as
will be seen by our dispatches, he arrived
in due time, and put up at Wizards ho'
| tel.-BdH San.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02
CLARKsBURa, WEDNESDAY,, MAR 2, 1883.

ssf were to attribute my surcess in business to
any cause, more than another, t would be TO a
Judicious system OF advertising, by which inform
ed the ST.ioie community shat was manufacturing
and what had for saIe.o--Abb9: Lawrence.
aAs a general rule, those who ndvertize, sen
lower than those who do not. Their Increased bu-
sines. enabling them % sell n smaller per cent
profit, and make n much greater aggregate proht'
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-02


fESATE.-A resolution was offered by
MI Parker, inquiring what measures, Il
aIy. are properto be adopted in reference
q the recommendations contained in the
qovernor's message. enclosing a commu.
rcation from the President of the Associ-
all Nations.
Mr.. Stuart offered the following Joint
resolution, which, under the rule lies over
one day:
Resolved, by the General Assembly Of
Virginia, That hereafter. no member d
either house shall receive pay for any
day when he may be absent from his seat,
unless IN case of sickness, or when leave
oil absence Is granted him by the house
70 which he may belong; and the Clerks
OF the two houses, respectively shall,
when any member requires certificate
OF his allowance, ask each member so re
curing certificate, how many days b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN.
w situstion for private family; has lived
rhat capacity for several years with respec liable ame
make fine work for baby IL required and DO
las ueumbranee whatever Best Of city
Apply for days at $40 Brooe 10 be seen
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LIQUORS, &c.


DRANDIES, WINES, GIN, SCaETDAM SCHNAPPS.
ID rum, Scotch Irish whiskey, cordals,
rups &c from bonded warehouse or store IN guam
titles wholes retail buyers At twenty per cent
below all other HOUSES by W. H. UNDERHlLL AU Brooms
street, Masonic Temple.
(yAMPBELLs CLUE HOUSE GIN-THE SUBSCRIBER
offers for SALE single ask this very eupe
ror Holland GIN shipped BY the United States consul real
dent In Rotterdam expressly Tor tnis market H. a. hhnHs
TAG Broadway, corner Of Astor placcs
NRENCH BRANDY AND IRISH WHISKEY.-FOR
sale bond twenty one eighths and one quarter cask
al together with ten Of Mee
hams vatersde Irish malt whisky Apply from ten till TIVE
0 o'clock at % Greenwieh street, TO Daniel Noonan.
NOR sALE-TOUR THOUSAND HAVANA SEGAR1
'h' s''' -'s WV b. X DUNN, 1877 Greenwich strsss.
TTEIDsIECK-CHAS. HEIDSIECK, MUMMS CABI-
payne wines eares wines brandies wines vhisisX run
Il prices any other house, BY WM u. UNDERHlLI
Vegnsg VI Byeers and Crosby streets.
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NASH ADvANCEs-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON
~ watches ewelry and generally also
personal property almost kind Apply at No ~
RESIDE rect of Broadway, No. H. up stairs
Office hours from 0 till 8 clock.
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FIN ANCIALs

GOE OO0 TO LOAN, AT NO. II CHAMBERS ST.,
DLO.UUU in the basement, On watches diamonds sill.
jewery silks dry goods personal property,
bought for eah transactions strictly
VIM TAYLOR
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1EADAEE II. GIAyELLI, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUN-
MI that she prepared to give instruction in all branches
OF parlor dancing, including the graceful department Of
young dics their a1nrc Of walking and everything per-
tanning elasticity Of motion and noble bearing The
spd most fashionable dances will be taught with precision
and elegance Madame Cave devotes herself especially 70
the instruction OF classes families and boarding
schools Address Ji6 Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26

MANIFESTATIONS, BY TWO RESPECT ABLE
w young women; one as good plain cock; Il excellent
washer ironer unoers and baking and Is willing
housework in small private family The he Of cisy refer
can lie given The oEher chanbQrmaid and wal
shamtermad and nuTse very kind and otligrs chld-
would not have left her ast situation bat family
going South. Please call At - So ing street. ia the
front basement.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. SO
"A. open for the reception ofpups Wed4ee-
day. Thursday and Saturday ladies and ohd
REM Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
for grand Practising day. with band
mFmonthiy number Of dances will be introduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26

-WANIED-BY AZ RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w stuntion, as cook, washer and roner, would do
general homework for all private any. Best Of city
reference gwen Apply for two days 40 Christopher street
WANTED-BO0kKEEPERS, Statesmen, CLERKS,
W porters bar keepers wsiters en- stores
saloons and rade railroads and steam ers: fmarS
girls Nnd good places. Employers wishing hep can
suited at No. East broadway adjoining Chstham ssuaro
Post once fITLSlMON 4 McLERNON.
VNANTEp-AT MRS. GREEN'S DOMESTIC AGENCY
w No. t2S Broadway cooks for Florida alao nurses
ade maids beat domescs Of every class for city and
country waters coored boys, and class seam
stresses. ONCE hours from ten to four.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO.
w testant young woman cook washer iroaer or
Ne chan termad and 70 assist in washing and ironing
would wish situation laundres is washer and
and cook and understands baking. The
required. Please call l37 Suvs street ia
the Can lie for days, If not engaged.
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WAETED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as chambermad and to assist in the wash
sarchng has lived eight years ker place Best
Of reference given Can be for two days No
Wooster street.
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MONEY AT 4s vEsEY STREET, IN ANY SUM RE-
M CURED Liberal advances made on Tor bought out for
diamonds jewery, dry goods and property
rally For sale cheap, Havana and segar TO-
from nine to five o'clock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IN a RESPECTABLE PRI-
w vxe family, by two respectable Protestant young
men sisters as first ratio cook and excellent bread
baker and the other chambermad waiter 10th
give the lest Of city references Please address A.
East Twenty fourth street. Second avenue third story
'front.'
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WANTED-BY a KESPEtJADLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation seamsress understands 3rosssking
Sat and ~ ladies and chidrens dresses; would OBJ
1sctoLs 70 DO Light chamberwcrk tesst in the
children Tie best ~ city references gyen Can be
two days. a. No. ls Twenty seventh street. Eighth
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Poreign Ports.

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AZ Csnso abosI 18th taGi y " Brdss char.e o. $50
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vosld remain in hslber uatl the 'p.ing opsnet c.
Henry Do Hunbolci Portland 1871, foaert Las'oa
Gzrorer sTsnrzh nara Am BsLoocsi d $50 hesfo =.
el. MIL lc,h Lni- P9sr' caiaHA'i Ca-i'''e' As'
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