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Notice in Partition.

Noah Stoner, In jackson county
Ann Catharine Stoner. Pleas.
widow and others -.
HAUL STONER, of Shelby county. OHIO,
Jacob Stoner, Jesse Stoner, and Ann
Thrap, intermarricd with Charles Thrap, OF Vi
90 county, Indiana Mary Ann Fisher, inter,
married with Adam Fisher; David Stoner, and
Adam Fisher, guardian Of said David Stoner !;
Susannah Stoner, widow of Samuel Stoner,
decd Catharine Stoner, Rebecca Stoner, Caro-.
line Stoner, Jacob Stoner, and John Stoner, oil
Vinton county, Ohio, will take notice, that a
petition was filed against them on the 2lst day
of August, 1854, in said court ofcommon pleas,
by Noah Stoner, and is now pending, wherein
said Noah Stoner demands Partition OF the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in jackson county
Ohio. and described as follows, to wit: Inc
east half of the south cast quarter OF section
twelve, township nine, range u, containing
SO and twenty ight one hundredth acres. al
so, the south west quarter Of the north cas-
quarter and the south west quarter of the souI
east quar- er of section twelve, township nine
range II, containing SO and twenty eight on
bundredth acres Also-the south east quar-
ter of The north east quarter, and the north ives
ar of the south east quarter OF section Twelve
township nine, and range II, containing % an
| % one.hundredth acres, more or less, ana Una
at the next term of said court, application VII
be made by said Noah Stoner, for an order Una
Partition may be made of said premises.
NOAH STONER.
BY LEVI DUNCAN, his Atty
August 81, "a 22-6w
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SheriA's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Fl. ia, execution Is
- sued from the Court Of Probate in and for
Jackson county, and State of Ohio, and to me
directed will expose to sale at public auction,
at Il door of the Court House, in and for
Jack son county, aforesaid, on
the Esd day Of September, A. D. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M, and
o'clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following person.
al property, to wit: One Carpet sack, one PAIR
of Boots, and one Plush Cap; levied upon as
the property of Isaac Ward, at the suit OF the
State of OHIO.
VINToN POWERS, shTJ.C.
Sep. IA, 5i. 25-td.
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TAKES or JACKSON COUNTY,
- FOR THE WEAR 1854.

tof Of all the ox
alton 1854 exhibited in the following table,
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Drn Woo0s.

DLACK French and American broad cloths
- Black French American and fancy casi.
meres, satineis, tweeis
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CHAPMAN Isham, In Jackson Com
John M. Martin g. others In Partition.
NOIIN M. Martin, James Farrar, Jacob West
1 fall, John D. James, Daniel Perry, Ban ster
Brown, Josiah Long, Samuel Bum, Eunce
Isham, Sophia Isham, Tacy Bum, widow OF
Peter Bum, decd, Sophia Bum, Elizabeth
Ratcliff, wife of John II. Ratclif, Eunice
Smith, wife of John Smith, Facy Hale, wife
of Henry C. Hale, RhOad Hatlon, Thomas R
IIalton, Sarah D. Haitou. James a. Hatton,
and Martha NJ. HattCn, of jackson county
Chic, will take notice, that a petition was filed
against them on the 10th day of August, A. d
1854, in the court of common pleas, in and for
said Jackson county, by Chapman lsham, and
is now pending wherein the said Chapman
Isham, demands partition, OF the following real
estate, 10 wit In lot number two, in that part
of the town Of jackson, in said county, origin
ally called commons, and that at the next term
Of said court, application will be made, by the
said Chapman Isham, for an order that saic
partition may be made of said premises.
CHAPMAN ISHAM,
By LEVIDUNGAN, his Atty.
August II, "a 81
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Neru advertisements.
NEW GO O DS.

4 M. MARTIN, opposite the Isham House,
% wishes to inform the public and his old
customers in particular. that he has just recev
ed new stock of goods, which though not very
large, lie thinks are well selected, and shall be
sold at the lowest possible price to save. Call
and examine and satisfy yourselves of the fact
August 81, '54. 90
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(. Atm. silk, plush and fancy yestings
broad twilled. buff and fancy linens
black six, linen and silk, and fancy crayats.
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TO THE LADIES.

0X7Ear are now manu- 'acturinga superior arti-
w Gle of Ladies' and Misses Caters Bus
kins and Slippers. Having procured some OF
the best workmen in the West, we are prepared
TO supply those who want custom work.
/ sept. IA, 81 25-ly
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groceries and Provisions.

He has, at all times on hand, the very best
and we'll selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, that the markets OF Cincinnati, Porls'
month or Jackson can produce Call and see
the old Pioneer of this now rich little county
aug. 10, ,'5l. 90
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REPEAL! REPEAL!

REPEAL! REPE AL!
When men become so enamored of tervor Ell
ther in possession or expectancy, as to disregard
the most prominent principles of our republi-
can institutions, and in violation of the truth,
that all men are born free and equal, pass laws
extending slavery over our hitherto virgin soil,
it behooves the Vox Populi, to arise in their
might, and compel their servants to repeal the
obnoxious portions of those laws and restore
our now degraded country to her former posi-
ton, wit regard to slavery extention. So also
Physically. When we suffer ourselves to run
off after every new tangled nostrum paraded be-
fore the public we not only endanger our
own, but the lives and health Of our own fami-
lies nd friends. 1t is therefore with pleasure,
we again recommend to the afflicted, TO use
M'Aister's All Healing Ointment, an old and
well tried remedy and safe and almost certa II
cure for wounds, bruises, cuts, burns, old sores,
cruptions, scrolula bronchitis, sore throat, ague
in the breast, corns, litter ring worm, all Gu
tancous diseases, all tevers or iebrile diseases.
That by restoring the insensible perspiration, it
enables the system TO throw off the old worn
ou particles, and restores to perfect health, be-
ing thereby applicable to a host of ailments too
numerous to- mention.
For sale by Elias Long, Jackson Solomon
Norris, Gray r. Cha lman, Mabees, P. q.
]. E. Jones, Oak Hill Jared Stevenson, Win
chester Spencer & Cherington, Berlin.
August "a, "a. 22-6m
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HAMPTON. WILSON { CO..
I1FnnDUEDc ANN JOpPERC NE

wDEEN en- @D GID HD %S
No. IS Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel,
and No lO2, Third Street,
PITTSBURG. PA.
Tu1HE subscribers invite the attention Of Cash
and prompt six months buyers to their
yerv extensive assortment of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods, which they offer for sale at Eastern
Prices, without addition for Freight or Ex-
change.
Among the Goods we have now in store, and
that are arriving daily, will be found -.
Cloths, black, blue, green, brown, and other
colors. of all qualities. Coatings--pilOt cloths,
netershams, felts. &c, of all colors and quail,
lies. Satinetts-black, blue, steel and oxford
mixed. &c. Cassimeres--A complete assort'
ment. Vestings-satin, velvet, woolcn, cash
mere. DC. Flannels--red yellow, green, white
and grey,
Dress Goods-alpacas, dc LANES, coburgs, me
rinos and bombazines.
Long and square, plaid wool shawls, broch'
and cashmere shawls prints, chintzes, ging
hams bleached shirtings and sheetings; un
bleached sheeting, a full stock, including tn
celebrated penn, anchor, keystone, and noua
took brands.
Checks, drillings tickings, shirtings, stripe
and almost every other article required in max
inc up an assortment for the western retail mer
chants, including all the small wares, known
Yankee Notions
GTAnd as particular attention has been Civ
en- to this department, we think thorough eX
animation will be advantageous to Merchants
HAMPTON, WILSON u Co.
sept. Z, 81. 81
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R. LLOYD g. CO.,
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
WAREHOUSE.

No. 3, BUCKEYE BLOCK, FRoNT STREET.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
TTAvE just received their extensive FALL ,
H Stock, consisting of ell the latest s'yieS
and fashions. Our stock having been pur-
chased direct from the manufacturers, princi'
palIy for cash, with great care in the selection
Of quality and sizes adopted to the Western
trade, we are enabled to offer superior induce
menis this Fall, and are determined not to be
nndersoId by any regular house either in New
York, Philadelphia or Baltimore
In addition TO our extensive stock Of Boots
and Shoes, will be found large and 'el select
ed stock OF
HATS AND CAPS.
Suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade. Mer-
chants and Furnace Owners visiting our city,
are invited TO call and examine for themselves
Sept. Ia, '54 25-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01
Tho CRYSTAL Palace Awards

Have been made at last, in the for - of
Silver anil Bronze MeduLS-BTOnze Ne ais
wiM Especial mention" anil " Honof able
nsention." One hundred and sixteen l.
yer medals were awarded, Of which T.. e
American exhibitors had the large num-
Der Of eighty one. In machinery, the
Americans carried off "a out of 25. in sill
yer ware out of 20 and in agricultu-
raj products and implements, novel archi-
lecture, textile fabrics, ladies' garments,
shirts, &C., and India rubber materials,
America has full away, having taken ev-
ny silver medal in the departments. In
the enormous list of awards, we find the
following
A silver medal to J. S. WEIGH, Shcnan-
andoah Mills, Clarke County, Va, IL.
Roberts q Co., agents, N. w. very
superior qnality of Family and Market
Flour, specially adopted for general use.
a bronze medal " with special aPpro-
bation"to Elisha S. Snyder, Charlestown,
Va, for the combination which he has
effected, and the pr sclcal application he
has given the same. in his labor saving
machine. for threshng. separating, clean
ing and bagyiny grain.
blOIIHC HICubIS " l4uSSc( anu N4SOOI
mack for their Reapcrs and Mowers !; to
Addison and Meade. Alexandria. Va, for
samples OF "GAle Wheat" very superior
to WhtIock. Nichols " Co, New York
city, for superior assortment of Virginia
manufactured tobacco for chewing.
In the department of objects of art,
only three silver medals were awarded,
viz
Christensen & Gilldcweister. United
States. for design Of the Crystal Palace
Grillon NJ. France, for Groups in Terra
Gotta.
Kiss August, for Group in Bronze,
" The Amazon"
Bronze medals were awarded to Thomas
Crawford, U. S. for bust of lady in
Marble and Hiram Powers, U. S. for
Greek Slave and otEer works in Marble.
West Virginia Camel coal company,
W. II. Poet, Secretary. New York.
Ralph IL Co., New York. for the Vir-
ginia corn-sheIler, and for Tery cOnve-
nient and cheap fruit gathcrer.
G. F. Smmerman. CharIcstown, Va,
for a machine for threshing. cleaning and
bagging grain by one operation.
W. i. Brooke, Lynchbur3, Va, for
Peytono tobacco.
Earharts Roberts & Co., Winchester,
Va, Peter Sauerwein g. Son, agents, Bal
timore.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

NJ ahmoud Pas ha as Minister of Marine.
Much Indignation was felt against Primo
Albert. the public Voice protesting that he
rs tool of Russia. and that Aberdeen is
under his influence. The Prince, it is
charged, betrays all the Cabinet secrets
to Russia, Austria and Germany, and the
mater was expectedto come before Par
lament.
The financial statement for the quarter
ending January 9TH, shows large in
crease in the revenue.
At the customary new years levee the
Emperor addressed the Ambassadors, ex-
pressing hopefor the maintenance Of friend
y relations with all their governments
He assured the Ottoman Ambassador OF
his good wishes, sympathy and efforts in
behalfof Turkey. The correspondent of
the London Times reports that 10000
Frenchmen are for the Turkish campaign
when they are required. The War De-
pastment states that the number of men
available for arms in case of general war
is 100000. ...-
1t is current in political circles that the
Gear Continues to tempt Napoleon to de-
sert the English alliance, and offers Ia
consent to the French annexation of Bel
GUM and Egypt. The Gar had also pro-
missed to abandon the Borboun cause.
BELG1UM.-The recent snow storm was
tremendous, blocking up the railroad
tracks for three days.
The King had dccreed the total sup.
preston of the import duties on coal till
further notice.
The second duel of Mr.. Soule, which
was to have taken place with Lord How
den. was postponed on account of illness
in the family of the latter.
Sweden and Denmark have issued cir
culars declaring their neutrality, come
what may.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

H1Gu PRICE OF FLOUR. Good family
Flour is now selling in this place at eight
dollars per barrel. AS is always the case,
this high price is caused by the demand
being greater than the supply. There is
but one mill now in operation here, the
ice having recently destroyed part of
the dam of the Point Mill, and its engine
is out of repair. We presume however,
that it will soon be put in running order,
when we expect so important necessary
of life, will come down, SO that we poor
devils can again afford to eat short cake
occasionally.
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Goo}1er'5 ClurItBbilrg Rrgistrr
cLARKsBURq, WEDNESDAY, FEB. I, 1854.

@ The IRON RULE, Or Tyranny IN the
Household, by T. s. Arthur, is the title of
a work which has Eeen lying on our table
for some weeks. The name of T. S. Ar
th:r is sufficient to insure kind recep-
ton for this, one of the very best produc-
tons that has ever emanated from the
pen of this most popular author, All
his Works pe5s ess the same breViiy in de-
tail, accompanied with that fresh, vivid
life-like painting, exhibiting the acute
observer and clear delineator ofcharacter
This work possesses much interest, and
like all other works from the pen of this
author, is of high moral and useful tone.
10 read any of Arthur's works must i'm
prove the character and the conduct, at
the same time they are not less interesting
to the uncorrupted mind than the pro-
auctions of those authors who pay no re-
gard to the moral they convey. Mr.. Ar
thurs works are all good. They incul-
cate morality, and expose every species of
crime they purify the feelings by illus
trating the beauties of virtue, and iniqui'
ties of vice. This one is the very best
he has written, and copy of it should
be in every family and household n'the
land, for no one, either old or young can
read it without profttiug by it. Pub
lshed by T. B. Peterson, SO Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia. Price SO cents.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01
BLAcxwooD's MAGAz1NE.-This re-pub.

BLAcKwooD's MAGAz1NE.-Thisr e-pub-
LEGATION for January is on our table,
The contents are, ga Painter in Persia. -
"The Quiet Heart-Part H." "Dives,'
"The English at Home" 1.-The Past and
Future of China" "The last Fruit off an
old Tree "The Beverages we 1nfuse,"
and "The Aberdeen Cabinet" In the
last article the present Ministry of Eng
land is pretty severely handled for not
pursuing a more active policy in regard
TO the eastern question. Taken altoge-
Their, this magazine is a qualification of
great merit.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

JOHN T. OwEHs. The trial Of this I'M
fortunate young man commences to-day
for firing the buildings burnt in this place
on the 18th Of November, 1851. We
arc informed that nolle ProseQui was not
formally applied for in this case at the
termination of the Jaques trials. A sug-
gestion that one be entered by the Judge,
having only been made. The Judge.
however. very properly refused to take
the responsibility.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

~ Who can tell the age of an &c ell
der Berry, or even the width of a
"narrow escape ?''-ErchGnge.
The senior member Of the celebrated
firm of Berry and Buck that we drove
in our juvenile days, was seven years =;
and the marrow escape" made by our
young friend Davis, as stated by our cor
respondent from West Union, whose arti-
Gle will be found in another column was
"16 or go inches"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

GEA distinguished traveller. who has
lately been over Il considerable portion of
Virginia, in a recent letter says :
The Southern States must, in process of
time control the commerce of the world.
There is in the tract ofcountry in Virginia,
over which l have gone, enough natural
resources to support the commerce Of
Great Britain and as certain as man
has not nor cannot alter his nature, Just SO
certainly must the necessities Of this world
require the development of these resour-
ces. 1 have carefully looked at and sur
veycd the natural resources Of most of the
States North of Virginia, and have to add
my testimony to the sagacity ofthOse wise
men, who, centuries ago, selected the
Chesapeake and its tributaries as their
homes upon new world, when they had
the choice Of every place before them"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01
Death Of the Russian minister.

Mr.. Alexander Bodjsco, Russian Min.
lister. resident at the American capitol,
died at his residence in Georgetown, or,
Monday morning at two O'Clock. The
New York Tribune in is issue ofisat;
urday, makes the following Temarkss
which are ID. main correct. q Bodiseo was.
a Wallachiau noble by birth, and fEst ems
tered the public service in 3 ussta about
fiftylyears ago, without fortuue, but en-
dowed With some < no ledge Of the French
language and a clean Handwriting.
He began in the bureau Of the Minister
ofForeign affairs at ST. Petersburg. in the
lowest or twelfth class Of the tsehia; or
official hierarchy which embraces all
branches OF the public service, and died
in the third class. Privy. Councillor, or
in military valuation as Lieutenant Gen
ersl. During SIS long diplomatic career,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

when charging, attacking their opponents
with sabre in each band, managing the
reins with their mouth ); they will sprin..
out Of their saddles, take aim and FIRE
from behind their horses. then jump into
their saddles again. wheel round and re-
load their guns as they retreat in full ca
reer. They are perfect madmen> in the
attack.:apd few troops could withstand
the utter recklessncss of danger they
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

The BANK DGRECToRr.-Thcre was a
state ofexcitement in our town on Mon
day and Tuesday last equal to that which
characterized New York meeting during
a Presidential canvass. The great 'ques-
ton was as to who should be and who
should not be elected directors Of the Fair
mont Bank for the ensuing year. Last
week, we remarked that we supposed two
of the old directors would be stricken from
theSlist in compliance with the provisions
Of law. We had no idea that more than
that number would be tabooed. But we
werere mistaken. THOMAS G. WATSON,
the late President, BENJAMIN F. SEDwGCK,
SANFORD B. HALL, and ISAAC HOLMAN,
have given place to JOHN @. PITCHER.
JOHN CHGsLER, H. H. CARR, and n. @.
COOPER. OF course this result was not
accomplished without resistance. There
was fierce struggle.
The New Board consists of JOHN CH1s-
LER, President, BENJAMIN FLEMING, JoH-
ATTAIN H. RAYMOND, w. D. ETsrER.
AARON, HAwK1Ns, P. B. ARNErr. N. c..
CooPEE, JOHN @. PITCHER, and H. H.
CARR.
The stockholders adopted resolution
declaring tGat they had every confidence
in Mr.. Watson's integrity, and that they
regretted the circumstances which had re-
suited in displacing him.
P. S.-Jonathan Raymond resigned on
Tuesday evening. and Isaac Holman was
elected in his stead.-FoSrnsons V'rginian.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

DISTRESSING Acc1DENT.-The wife and
daughter Of Mr.. James Cain, residing
some three miles up the river, were drown
ed on Wednesday last. in attempting to
cross the river in canoe. A boy who
was in the canoe with them, narrowly es-
capped by swimming ashore when it upset.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

EB- His Excellency, Gov. johnson,
paid short visit home last week. He
was i'll town a short time, and was called
upon by number of our citizens, at his
rooms in Dents Hotel, which, by the
way, is one of the best hotels in our town.
He is in the enjoyment of good health, and
looks remarkably we'll.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

NORTH WESTERN RA1LRoAD.-About
100000 was paid out for work upon
last months estimate, when there were
2773 men and TIA horses employed upon
this road-being an increase of421 men
and 70 horses within the month precee d.
ing,-Pnksrsb'trg Gazette.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-01

ABE P1FER-The Governor has offered
areward of 5000 for the apprehension of
this notorious individual.