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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

The FRUtTs OF HALF CEHruRr
ty years ago steamboats, were unknown-
now there are three thousand afoat ON
American waters along. Ii 1890 ;hefe
was not single railroad in the worla-
now there are 10000 miles in tho United
States. and about $4,000 miles in Ameri.
ca and England. Half century ago it
took some weeks TO convey news from
Washington so New Orleans. Now not
as many seconds as il then did weeks
Fifty years ago the most rapid printing
press was worked by aTieatt fellow. but
Van -be much bigger half century hence.
+, Phi. Ledger.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

GivE YOUR SoN TRADE.-SOlon enac-
ted that children who did not maintain
their parents in old age. when IN want,
should be branded with inEamy, and lose
the privilege Of citizens he, however,
excepted from the rule. those children.
whom their parents had taught no trade.
nor provided with other means Of prOeu-
ring livelihood.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

CURIosrrEs OF ADvERrisiso.-In n re-
cent English paper we find the following
iona Jfde adj ertf-ement:
40 u sold-Tbe W,saoB EoOth Of the
Duke Of Wellington, price 10 e: and sese-
raj Locks Of his hair. price f IL. each.
Apply. &e.
n. B.-Ekewise. small grinder OF
EapOleon's. for 20"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

To DIsGusr MosoulToEs.-Tie piece of
flannel or sponge to a thread made fast to
the top of the bedstead; wet the flannel
or sponge with camphorated spirits, and
the mosquitoes will leave the room.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

VsRxtarf Foa IIos woRK.-D Dissolve,
in abou: two pounds oftar oil. = like guam
tity Of pounded rosin. the mixing Is per-
formed hot in an iron kettle, care being
taken 20 prevent any contact with the
fame. When cold. the varnish Is poured
into vessel and kept for use. There
yarnishes are for ont door wood and iron
work. not for japaning leather and cloth.
OIL yarnishes are used for patent leather,
and copel for japaning metals.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

~ There is to be an improvement in
the fashionable world. We do not use
the world progress, for the past progress
has been from bad to worse-an improve
ment in the hours of assembling and leaT-
ing at our evening parties. Of which there
have been so many during the last two
months. and so many of which are IN con-
temptation for the two months to come
The new style is-and all honor TO those
who have had the courage TO Introduce
ito invite your friends to visit you. /
Won intend to entertain them at season
able hour. and to depart al seasonabl'
hour. also. .,
see their friends on - evening. betWee'
the hours Of EIGHT and ELEvES."
"Mr. and Mrs. c. D reques
the pleasure of your company from EicH
| to ELEvEx, on evening""
The improvement of course, consists j
going to a party at a seasonable hoIi
also. People go to parties generasl
from half past nine 70 eleven and com
4 away at the small hours in the morning
They violate all laws, physical and mora
turn day into night, and abstract Iron
bodily health good deal more than the
add TO mental enjoTment or inielieetai
i,nproyernent.--N y Express.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

~ The happiest man in the world
a niger at a dance
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

sF The virtuous are the most happy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

ARNsBURG, WEDNEsDAY MAHse
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

r. Save your money
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-03-09

@ sbarp-o-r Devil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

SrABBNO.-A case Of stabbing occurred in Thu. city
near the Richmond Depot, Poe ahonss on Monday even
ing last, about seven o'clock From the facts we have
been enabled TO gather appears that Augustine b. Lip
con, from Richmond, engaged in a fight with three
lrishmeD, one Of whom is named John o. Day During
the progress Of the fight Lpson received powerful blow
the mouth, which caused h face to bleed very pro.
hsey Not liking such treatment and thinking that three
would probably oyerpower him. he drew knife and stuck
Il in tho shoulder Of Day the joint The two Others
engaged 10 the melee rereaed the appearance Of the
knife aud are still going alage After the blow nact
ed Bpson also retreited and took refuge the Mail train
then about 70 leave for Richmond seating himself 10 that
portion Of the baggage coach appropriated TO persons Of
color Mr. James T. Burton, Of this city, happening to
be present. and thinking the wound Of much more &c.
ous nature than IL has since proved be- started pur-
suit Of HpsOn, whom he succeeded In aesng end con.
Veyed linn 20 jail.
Yesterday morning the matter came before the Mayor
for hearing. when The facts above stated we're eced-
The continued 10 the 7h inst and orders given
ior the ass, Of the other parties engaged IN the fscas
pson sas required 70 give bail for his appearance that
tine Which requirement he complied With aud was al
ossS 70 depart We understand this difficulty like most
Others, Ess caused BY the two free use OF sprtuous
bquOrsy-Peteysbuyg Exprefs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

In our last paper VIC called the Of the citizen,
charlottesville to the Importance the Lynchburg and
Gordonsve Railroad and the necessity for active eIertiop,
on their part to secure its construction frUm this
Since that time have taken trip along some portion,
OF the line, and We were informed that effort will be
spared TO secure the location upon the western line from
Orange C. H. passing through the Northern part of our
county and striking the valley Of the Rock6sh We also
understand that in order to this route that hers
will DO speedily subscribed by those Interested an amount
sufficient to build the road II therefore becomes mat
ter Of vital importance TO Charlottesville that no time
should be lost in securing Charlottesville as the point
intersection, or from which that road will leave the Cen
trail Road. - Charlottesville Adrocats.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

HUGuESOr SPRISGs.-This deservedly favorite place
Of resort is attracting large number of visitors this
For the last week many of the citizens Of Richmond have
avaled themselves of opportunity escape from the
intense heat of the city, enjoy the pure atmosphere and
cool shades to be found at the Huguenot. Richmond is
fortunate in having such place Of for recreation
the Improvement Of health within convenient distance
The trip can be made in couple Of hours by the Danrie
Railroad for ten miles and by line Of omnibusses-the
whole distance only being sixteen miles. The place af
ford additional inducements visitors this season. having
undergone considerable improvement The water posses
much virtue for restoring health the grounds are beau
tfuy arranged the table is well furnished the gen.
temanly proprietor Dr. Royster spares no pains to ad
minister to the comfort of his guests
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

tB The WsH'5urg Hcraid says Of the crops in III,
Pan Handle section Of the state Harves. is now II
progress Throughout. the country add ho1gh tho grain
crop will asa general thing fall much below the average
there vi" still be produced enough, and to spare. The
recent very opportune showers have had most bene6
ca effect upon such vegetation was not too far sdvan
ecd and the corn and oats show distinctly The mead
O"s, We understand do toeraby kir and in wool grow
Ing country hsJb very important item Of produce.
though Il does not receive the attention from tho
reporters, that Is awarded 10 grain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company.

We have been furnished with a copy of tho pro-
| ceedings Of the stockholders in the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company, and reports made to
the stockholders 3lst OF May, 1858, from which it
appears that the whole income Of the company for the
past year S126,Ol7 33-an increase over that of
the preceding year of $50 49, and that the amount
of transportation expenses for the year was $s4,-
999 72-an increase of 259 20 on those of the D,
| vious year.
The surplus income of the year, after meeting the
payments of interest, it is stated has been expended
view of the double mail schedule and the increa.
sing business of the roa1) in adding to the stock of
locomotive power, and carriages and in extend.
ing and improving the wharves and trussel work for
the coal trade at Port Walthall They are paced
under the head of extraordinary EXPENSES, and
amount to $3G,257 IA.
The act of the General Assembly passed March
24th 1858, authorizing the President and Directors
Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company to
sell as many additional shares of capital stock as may
be requisite to meet the liabilities o. the COMPANY
provided such additional shares shall not be sold for
less than fifty dollars per share &C., for the object of
converting the debts Of the Company into stock, and
for pla:ng the Company in a condition to pay div.
dends, was accepted. But inasmuch as it was not
tiated at fifty dollars per share and that loan paya
BILE at remote date convertible into the stock Of the
Company would probably be g adually convertible
into stock and the Company be enabled at an early
period 10 iprOre its road and 10 pay Dividends i,
was resolved that with the concurrence of the Presi
dent and Directors in the expedicncy of the resolu-
ton, coupon bonds Of the Company bearing six per
cent. interest in amounts of $500 each, be issued
payable the 1st of July, 1s75-the aggregate not
to exceed $4,000.
Areport from Mr.. James Bosher, one Of the Ex.
aiming Committee, pronour the road to be in bet
ter order than he has seen it for many years.
From the Superintendent report it appears that
s46l4 feet Ii real Of wooden rails OF string pieces
equal to eight miles Of track have been laid du.
ring the year, and also about 90 tons Of new fat ban
| iron.
The amount of tonnage during the official year
ending April Both, 1853 is estimated at 1914 tons
and the number Of pas engers at 7O495
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

NEw SPECIMEN oY "NAuoSAL DEMocRAcY-The newly
appointed Postmaster at Cambridgeport-a Coalition
Democrat himsef-has, 70 start with appointed for
mer dnaehe Of the "Liberator" and "Commonveal,h
newspapers and the leader OF the Free Soil party in ths,
ward Of Cambridge, his chief clerk Acting Post
master, The subappointed has had some experience IN
banks wrapping paper and tNine" ard enjoyed while
In the office in 1913, the honor Of being an arden,
supporter OF the Free Soil candidate for President but
since which time his inhabited zeal In tho cause has until
now, failed to receive it, reward. Coalition Democrat
and Liberty Party man both appointed to Office
under the party which escheHs a connection with Pre.
soilism Queer stuff, this National Democracy-Bosoz
Courier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

SHOCKING TEAGEDT.-The Lyhchburg yrginisa Of the
4th inst, gives the following particulars Of shocking
tragedy In Buckingham county eve learn from n gen
teman who up the canal by Friday nights packet
that most awful tragedy resulting in the death of two
brothers by the hands OF third occurred in Buckingham
county on "Wednesday or Thursday. The circumstances
as near as they can be gathered follows shelton
Fsrrer dispeased in way Of his sons who mmo
diaeJ seized dou'lebarre loaded gun and attempted
to shoot him brother interfered aud undertook TO
Wrest the gun from him when he shot down Anoth.
or brother made renewed effort stop the mailman
which resulted in the wayne was instantly killed
Our information is direct and reliable but for that we
would be ndsposed to believe that such borrid and re-
voting crime could DO committed in n civilized COM
munity.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

The STEAMSHIP JANEsrowS.-The New York and yir.
ginis Steamship Company's steamer jamestown ar.
'ed at Norfolk last Sunday afternoon, in twenty.
hours from this city As evidence Of the despatch a
orded by this line 1t is stated that goods we're delivered
by her. which had been telegraphed for from Norfolk 10
ths city on saturday morning Passengers by the James
town speak in the highest Of her er,rmance She
IS said to be safe, comfortable and steady rolling yery lii
de and having proved herself fue sea.wofthy vessel
N y DoUricr 1900
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

The New York Courier pointedly remarks: "Tbs .en.
msnt 70 The vieoys belong the spells whom frs, uttered
ereted the contempt Of the Senate and provoked
indignation among tho people f author nov oocupe. de
highest place In the Cabinet whose chief business bus s
has been 70 distribute ths spois Of victorvp ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

Lfsr or ParESrs-Tssuod from the United s,.,.. p.
tent oihce, bearing date June 20. 1883.
Hossto Clarke Of Dedham, Mass. Tor improv.men. IN
bohbna ~
chssicPe@ Duekvorsh Of Thompsonvine, O., fur i'm.
pavement IN shuttle box motion IN looms - ~
v. \. ehepardson and Edwin Lucas Of New Bedeo,d
Mss fr Improvement In taniag meicdeons ana o,hs,
reed Instruments.
faoren Ward q Naag.,uck Conn. sd.,,o,.,,.,o, q,
Richard Ward decreased Of same place for
u n>,tnc. ior turning irregular forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

RiftsoAD CosvSsTfos At CLausuLLE-A Railroad
Convention 70 be held At CarksvIe Meckenburg coun.
~ the 3h Of July for the purpose OF discussing bs
reauve merits OF railroad 70 from Milton NJ g. or
o1oorough, The county town Of Person. 70 Carksvie
henderson on The Raleigh and Castor road. The road
you'd run through the counties Of CasweI Person. and
GRANVILLE, North Carons which Is very productive aer.
euturh region and would bring iirgs amount Of trade
aorn on ths sesbosrd road 10 our port--Horoik Bsa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

TAEuo TuE NJ rHE FoRE LocK.-The Abingdon viz
gnan Of The I'd inst contains the following encouragement
Capt James L. Bradley authorizes US 10 say that he !. an
Independent Democratic candidate for the Legislature IN
1885, IN opposition 70 Kps Caucus conddssss and King
Caucus voald-bs tesdersv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07
LrScnDURo ToBAcco AND WHEAT Market Jul, Q =


LrScnDuRa ToBlcco AND WHEAT Market, July q
TOBACCO.
Inspections TO June 3Oth 1858, 1900 hbd.
Do to some time last year, $50 p"
For the past week receipts and inspections have
been less than Tor the corresponding week Of last
The dry weather and reports OF short planting
the Toh,eco growing region Of State producing an
excitement in the trade with advance In prices for tho
last week or ten days sayon Lugs 80 to Soc and on
stemming and shipping Leaf, 76c to 81 so. Sales of
Lugs at 90 to 81 CO. Common and middlng Leaf s6 so
to IS so, good and fine stemmng and shipping Leaf
80 to Sill Manufacturing Leaf from $40 TO s4e ID
as In quality with sundry tubs at 500, $50 and 800
WHEAr- Dull and not wanted, sales at 40, rs and so
for prime Red aud White.
WIN. T. SMITH, Com Merchant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07
IT. llY Law.

Tn. s,,ov,ns mai. iurx 4. ven, into o,.r.,,o a., ,h
l., ,,.,
An act concerning the compensation and empanncling
OF JUROR their quahcaton and manner OF selection In
certain cases
Inc 'onowing persons snail De exempted from serving
on lur'es
Tue governor lieutenant governor predicting attorneys
censeu ocers OF any court telegraph opera
.ors sc'u.! engaged, omeen OF nre departments OF
to"n ano al persons mentioned In sections and OF
enapsr OF Code as exempt rom militia duty lexcept
eomssioners trustees OF nee schools, ohicers Of
hea, Sno resign tneir COMMISSIONS after serving seven
''eaoe's " volunteer somPamssl
cases except OF unlawful entry and detaner, to be
~ or corno,s';a ely T, S Ss o. ,ne eoon
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=. ~ W sne eourS ou' nos W oe less hsn sixteen
u'y VI A.'om eouts sna" annually prepare
$50 Pe'so"s wen qusneu W se.sen jurors, lat least
= oo 't ICY "u sa 'onaoAntsl put sneh list
ga 80, ny 0s. M my Pesoas- me hse 70 De
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se'ee'eu s.s.S'' o."e Je'es W % summoned as
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,h,, les sh,n a;h, ;,ors ~ sn % % opinion
Ia. $50. - e ~ e'su' yu'o's oe suncent they may
dsnen.s viii ,hs a,.sndsnc. Of i"s q, nue soure my
s;,ting When sne;.;sn, ru,rs r 49,, al. uAy VI .s
oh,a;5sd tor The ,r;ai os nv ~ cannon De
made nm from Tho hx s,.rj.r, ~ ~. $500. ! oe
Ths conr, n.v ..n;na an. 80. .s y. "",,
interest in the case a, ;ss,s 10 a,n,; =. ss ms
asr ;nror IA s~orn nn,.s h. 49, ~ 800 oe
snv;rrcguis,x s.s a,io ~.ri;., - ~
nniess ,Sa na,v n,.L;n .; - y! eourt,
necIsct of any r.ournSS h. ,h;s ~, 9 ~ ~.
60 :. -, -, ,; =. -. - a.! '.aee' o"a 'o'-
mav b. f,n,sS ~ A." 8, - sS uo. SPscI Jures
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

THE LEXINGTON GAZETTE has passed into the hands
Mr.. Atphon'o Smith, by whom it is now edited. Mr.
Smith enters upon his editorial duties with the rcputon Of
aready and iorcibe writer and the numbers of the Ga.
zee that have appeared since has been under his charge
give evidence that his reputation writer will be fully
sustained.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

we had one oil the greatest hail storms yesterday after
noon ever saw am almost afraid to tell you the size
OF some Of them, but actually gentleman had one that
was as large as billiard ball. and the common size was
from to inches in circumference. Ii IA now quite
pleasant as write.-BaH Pafriof 800
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

- Wei had slshs hn Of rain about half p.s,
s'o's On yesterday evening and Zoe shower about
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

81 We alluded the other day to the rumor that
Ex-Governor Smith is to be the Wing candidate for
Governor at the next election The is Of Loco.
foco origin and is quite rife in certain sections along
the foot of the Blue Ridge, and may be, for aught
know, elsewhere also. We know not the motive that
suggested it. Whether the Locos really believe that
the Ex-Governor, who has seen the elephant and
knows thing or two, and forsees that the Locofoco
party cannot stand its present footing and with its
present head-desgns to abandon them; or whether
offended with him account of his late irregular pro-
cecdings in appropratng pair of brooches not made
for him, they seek merely to injurc him by casting
doubts on his loyalty, we not advised. wehave
heard another motive suggested-which may or
may not have exercised some influence. The
Ex-Governor has been spoken of as a candidate
for Speaker of the next House OF Representatives
Some of his colleagues who more remarkable for
the great dspropor ion between their pretensons and
capacity than for any thing else have had themselves
spoken of for the same post Now, it is surnsed,
that dreading the Ex-Govcrnor-they seek to com
pass his destruction by imputing whiggery to him.
We know nothing of the facts, and merely say the
saw as il was said 10 us
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07

u would make the rest look black and dull An expiana
ton snsaed-the eweer denies most souty the dsn tiy
Of the diamond with the shown to him before-the
young man. whea written to with reproaches falls back
upon the acknowledged caprice Of tho fair SEX and the
fault lice nowhere He owns that tho stone IA Gse-he
had the honor OF warning the lady from her bargan-be
sought not 70 deceive her. What DO dones There
vas no redress to be obtained the lady declared her
pcioa but the Spanish honor Of the young man. hitherto
immaculate stands clear before the well known a,aricc
and cupidty Of the lady; and thus the whole affair sill
remains wrapt In mystery Meanwhile the bada.s erioy
the laugh, and declare they know well enough about The
mater, while We who innocent and guilecs. can ace
nought on both sides but little mistake which wo hone
ums Will clear away to the satisfaction OF both parties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS,

RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
Az W. Randoiphs Book Store, l2l Main Street
JULY e'u 's's-' O'clock ~ O'Clock. o'csSss.
lEE IVORY TABLE oUrLERY-A complete assortment Of
"Gaser' Sons manufacture, for'as by BULKLEY co,
Las. WARE, dc. comprising rich Co, and Pressed Ooh
lets Champagne Wines, Tumblers Hook and Cossy Gas.
cGea and Granite wss .ss sT Nam srgs5
VlnIis sNLNMxNDKit sAPfs!,- I. w.
. Long Ksowx-sEyEsEtr TEsTED-ALwAYs TArTrL TO rrs
f s4SsSy IS6 = T5 XII "a rxxrS
Jy1-sm MARVIN 'so zee % to a,h Coz
Two ADvERrIsERs-THE SPIRIT oP TIE ACE. a win.
ant seg.papsr published 10 Raleigh n o. has near ss tso
Pest once State and I, eIefrs one sSd almost most
p.. Soss: S. a e.. pus & e which q
~ eoSm&S s i%y S sas SsPs 20 North cArOHs
rU'"ERMoMErs Rs-J W. RANDOLPH bs. is5, s ~
j. ne United s SsSs BY Ssi sps S. COZ
ANDoLPHs oALENDAR-l,reabtns Iloo.s ca,
60. ,na ss $3.50 containing Almanac from july isss "a
ali ,bs i nn,v IssTe Legal Rate q Interest IN
ment-cogrsMa Once aRa c,y syss
eds
l EsI' valuable Sheet will be sv,n al vho,eaaS,n
..,,s, 80 .,.,,... J. W. RANDOLPH
Il Who ys ,is oue,sn. %, valuable assistant 10 am
= !. !. ,,,..;,- J. W. RANDOLPH
- SsfsAArSor al, ""lS' WHITE VINE AM ciOra
IIkSs M v,,,,,s,.-..,- Jas winston
* rsh " Nn.slNtA hichnsnd, iolV S,h Z, ss..-s--
100 ~ snd Directors Of this Hank hive
Iour and quarter OF the dtvi-
~ las ~ months, subject 70 the deduction IN hsnt
70 we state, which rcent a, ~ per
JyG-d2u
kVp,,asshs btNK on viResNi., Jaiy s1s. ssay,-
- I.sasht ana Directors have declared dydsrd -
, per cent out Of NE proas iat sls a r
Ao.laeuon OF quarter bonus 40 ehs 500
leur doarsps share paysbe 70 stoehhd., es
vVv. y a. SMITH, Casea.,
NFiNE OuEWtN0 TOBACcO.- In o. "a, =,
ing T0bteco the pick Of the crop, lnrtn~i a.
constantly on hand supply ~ 0lams ohev
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