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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
MARRIED..

MAaaIEp OF "Wednesday evea,E-. 2!st Irr:.. hy ~.
Mr. Bogcs Mr WILLIAM W. WELLS. 70 M.s JI e. !,
CRuNP, all Of this city.
M.nc,E. o. Il. ,S.h i:s, q: =" -as:5cace y No.
ter Mr.. E 20 Dunn, ny cv. r IVA, NJ PILL :.
TAYLOR 70 Ma VIENNA COBB q! o; eu,:"z cI"-:y :.
MARRIED sn53 "a. -.r .u.' = II. -.
y wUcG!y 5 J ~ JESSE G"E"ER 70 N..s :!.... ="
CHARLOTTE HOLL..Ar, daughter 0. u! -e-..., I.
Eolard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

There are now five vacancies in the Senate the
term. nj Messrs. Fitzpatrick Of Alabama, Atchison
OF Missouri, Petit OF Indiana, Cooper OF Psunsylva.
na and Gwn of California, having expired on the
Irh of Murch, 1870.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

We are informed that the late raus have made the
rivers Of Alabama and Mississippi navigable for
steamboats, to the great joy of the planters, who will
now be able tc set their cotton market. Lust year
they had neither navigation nor rivers In consequence
OF the drought. The crops Of wheat and are re
markably fine: cotton varous, but upon the whole,
probably about an avcrng. crop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

= y
MOBILE. Ala, Nov. S2.--N:n. II. rr"r" g "
rniu, WIS shot last high: ~ Thcme. q. ErT.s d.
CulrrtuS, a.s. Mr. !rUuc eurviycG b.: a - - ;
lneats. Bsuke has seeu arrested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

do throw themselves without reserve, on their Pro-
testaut brethren"
Ne says that if the officers had notified him oi the
impending troubles he would have either postpone"
or abandoned the ceremony; and Furthermore, that &c
leaves il wh tie cilizeus OF BAH to decide whether
the cornerstone shall be laid and will not knowingly
OF, nd thon. il anyth;ur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

The Lafayette and Indianapolis Ra;IroiG s 70 .
fenced is entire length. in France the 7.,:c11t
not oAy fenced, but have hedges pisrte! aG., FL.
wtioh. when fully grown, will 5e :ufsuei.stc -
meu y. cattle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
yTrcISt,< k,r,lp

VIRGINIA ASn TENSE>-Gr RALRoAD.-'l,s 81
ceipts vi this road, Tor trc.t nnd pnssen.c-, 10;
Tuesday, amounted ~ 81 ,i5j,32.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
BANK OF TIE VALLEY ~ viEC'.!h


To Ills ExesEsney JesEPa joE",o", c=7e:Eos .: ~.
gn:a
bear sir:-l enclose ne~;as ,se cor&:,r :,
this Bank the Is, day Of Ocoter. le'i sTi -s:
October less And su very respectfully
IGur opeicu. ;CTTsc'
II ". Brent, CR:s.s:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
THIRTY.FOrRIu CONGRESS.

lhe following lst of The Senators and Repre-
ac":a;vcs Of the 3ith Cong-ees tho 6r,t sesoon Of
which comnenecs Oh Monday, Tho u o! December
next;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

VIRGIN, G,uE.-Mr. james I. Smallsii.:c. 81
tpshur, killed panther few days since near IT"
Three Forks Of Bucihannon river. n that ""ln'y
The animal, which ia said 10 have measured ie@ =
length, WAS rgeed bytwo .i't'r dog.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
STATE or THE BANK OF VALLEY ~ EiEo:s:A, 1SeL'
DINO IT'S OFFICE, OF D.scorEr A&D DEfosIrE, DC!
$500 le; T.:

a. u BRETT, CtactrF.
Tho updcrs!snod ham exaua-sd tre so9"e sccsrs &C.
tnd IL correct JACOB DAAEh.
a. 5. BALDWIN
HCGH II !.Ek,
j. PHILIP sMtf5.
LLOYD LCGa%.
VIloIsiAy-FRspFprcY ccr.TY Set
yL.r !, persoua!!y appeared bs!Y.e TIE subj!
bar uscs OF The peace IN aud for Tie soaey 5G:S:-4
aud ,uads oa,h that ,be Foregoing statement ezH9H-
tyue cono,,oo o. said calk, tic Ia duT ct Ociy7e,
lex "a msde UP irom the hooks CT tie bsa1 sst te ?
rou The several branches thereof &c so beat :: -
Gwen srder ny hapd this 18th day Of EoyeG?as 49,;
J. P. RELY, }. 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Ey KIrCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNtrANr.
WA J. RITCHIE L. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
uOSDAE MORNING, NOVEMBER &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

DEo OF Fr day =oI Of November, n; } ", 60;
GEORGE, in tie oA :lur o: 49, e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

"aLhiNH CAMS -.ust .t.eiyed toe abov.
-rr WE 4:i Without swords; aeuds Of gold silver
prv.s 4. rrn,yr .'S!, "u2 u aIl
'''-'l P";"'-I"I-, va, ,,,a o, III. Rife
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

RELIGIOUS ISrELLiGEnCt.--At It mrcin. "l a. q
BGptis; STATE Mission Boar! ON y McGday cy,m.n. In
tho Corresponding Secretary stated iiiat IL" QUAR-
~ reports OF about two-tlrC!- of the mi-~iGyar'
furnished the gratifying return Of Over ;s'1 ha!'t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

!. the recen, election in Mississippi Cyrus d.
Baldwin. Esq, native Of Winchester Vs. ana
some wear. ago the spirited and able editor "l the
Isxpo,op Wal Gazette, waS elected t. tn" lower
branch of the Legislature by larger vote than any
,,b.r candidate received in Chickasaw county, Tor
anv no,cal office He ran ahead oi his party and
led the field full qunrtcr.s:rctch Ills hn""'N"'h-
ing colleague was defeated. The Southern Argus
the Democratic paper published at Houston COM
men,s on Mr. Ba!win's election i'll the following HAT
terns terms:
1--WE consider his vote compliment to our friend
Baldwin; and since we must have q know.Noth'nG
representative he is certainly the best one that could
have been chosen iu the coanty. To the best quail
tics OF the head and OF the heart he adds an uiaIed
experience as u Judge OF law, which may rebound TO
our advantage i'll the approaching session, especially
az regards the codihcallon Of our laws
To large and lucrative practice dc LAWYER Mr.
Baldwin adds the vocation OF a cotton planter, h"v'
ing, We arc informed, some forty negroes oa his Gne
estate uea. Houston, M!ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

NonYoLX.-Rylaud Capps, o. Norfolk. has been
elected to fill vacancy in tae Common CouncL o.
that city. Duncan Robertson has been elected "
rector in the Farme.s' Bank, vice John Truia de-
ceased, and w. Hecry Wales. Cashier OF the Ae,-
c!lan,s' aud Mechaa;es' Savings Bank, wee a. u
Delaney, deeeaSed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

AcouI1TEp.-Jos H. McEI.oy wss rriec before
the Crcu;, Court OF Petersburg Oh Thursday, on a
charge Of placing distractions on the South Side Kali
.csd, and acquitted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

Democrat. IN Roman: Whix,, 'hcse with star st-
tachcd; q, Abo'onis.s and x. ", Know No'hiuss.i
President, JE--E y. BRIGHT.
Secretary, h.BrRY DICKENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

.,sorHER TR;,L.-The Jury in T." csla Of JNo 6
Bradley -vccn!y tried for murder. IN Pc;"g-Ous ::
nave failed 10 agree, discharged, auG IT,. -
Nash appointed Saturday ~ tie day for n n"w tx. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
NEW BOOKS.

We have received from the Book Emporium o'
HAnxoLp g. MURRAY. Broad Street, the following
new books
LILY, q novel, Ivy the author OF the The Busy MO-
uent. OF IN Idle Woman" This work has no Preface
and oil that we gather concerning lis conten'-'
save By thorough perusal, is from the modest Fe
mark of tho author iu the dedication, THAI II 10 Ill
''imperfect representation Of LOVELY WOMAN
That, certainly, is enough to excite tho CURIOSITY o
thousand readers, Inav and female.
MEXICO AND ITS RELIGION, by 4. a. Wison' VII"
ensravngs the fret of which is all indifferent io"hh
likeness oi Santa Anna. This book hn' fFe'''e' -
which tie author tells us that he has auople" 'D'
Spanish "cIstom Of :nngling together hi'tor'ca
with tfe incidents Of travel, OF anuscncnt WIN ~
struction," and proceeds TO unfold briefly Tue en
ter of bis work. The strapgest part OF the booh N"
we have examined is it's dedication which runs 'nu'
40 the AMERICAN PARTY Of the United States, 'n'
follo5ipy pages are respectfully dedicated" ma
oonusc.;on there !, between Mexico and its Rells'"
and the American Party in the United Stat's' We
puess we will havo to read the book TO ascertain
Tyr WORKS OF CHARLES LANE, edited by D"
Thomas Noon Tulfourd, in two ro!une-' !" w.
yo,r,nss ,he reader will find large and Interesting
collection OF the letters OF Charles Lamb ".'
been STYLED ''oue OF the most delightful oi r''"'''
vr,ers" The editor informs us that these ie''''
accompanied by little except such thread VI '''',
five az might connect them together and sue"
nations as might reudcr their allusion- senera' w..
drs,ooJ" We have no doubt that their pcr''a' '''
afford much qualification. ,u.-
All OF the above works are from the press "' ''",
| nar A. Rr,,hers New York. and done up IN Sly 1t
,reditablc To that establishment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

Posi- OFFICE AFrAIRs.-The eits s1d ntn- ofils
Post office al Owens Mil, BucsIngInu c"GItv, nh>s
been changed 10 Garys store, and R!chGrd q. & ~
appointed postmaster, vice Isaac +. Owen. y an
Hart has breu appointed postmaster Al New ihie e.
Randolph county, vice Joshua Simmons, Te::gael,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

Cs1v,y,L Matters IS LYscHBcRo.-Woodal
CHARGED with highway robbery, has been tried in
Lypchburg, found guilty and sentenced to three years
imprisonmsne iu the yenitentiary. The trial Of Jones
for similar offence, has been postponed tc the June
Term Of the Circuit Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

BuRhT TO DEATH.-A little son Of .d,. Rar.:rc
Williams of Wheeling, was burut 10 death !s,: Il -
day. by the accidental ignition OF clothing. Itj
family had gone TO breakfast, leaving the chic -:
his brother playing in an adjoining room, whe' .P
pcnug to approach too near the graz. nj: aio..e.
took nre AMI the child wa, Instantly eHvs,5,~t (.
danes Before any assistance cou!c 5e re::ssr,; ~.
little fellow was burnt In q horrible manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

DEATH OF AEETERAS.-Mr Jesse Tav,3r de- II:
Carroll county, on the 3oh OF S.p,e'nh"r, s, :y Il
vanced age Of lUS years. He the ,"unIeg
Of the watering place known q. Grayson Sup..us
Sprlnys,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

THE MARSH CHiLDRES.-Ths company ~ iu-'s.
nile comedians have been playing III Petersburg !N
several nights past. They will visit Rirhmont proi:s
sioray next week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

TaE SorrnERs LIrLK.EY MFs,!x5su.--TAc
Propricors of the Southern Literary MrssnEe. lsse
announced 10 the public jhat il - their in;.,.:!or 10
discontinue lis publication win tue Decsuber l.. e.
ber unless the people OF FrS.a a!i .is S"rtl J. IL
come 10 Its AN! increase i,s 2!:cUiatoG. Ne
hope the friend. %! literature tAroGGhnl, ,fr State III
oesr this in mind and cetsrErne tha; IL, vGIus 0c
periodical blIa.. ,c uS:d,nrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

ELFcTlos.-Daniel Butts. Sr., has been cleo &c
BsilI Of Petersburg he WAS the regular Deiror &c
non'nee, while the Know. Nothing party had non. -
The vote was very small, aud The election pas=ei 1T
quietly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

COMMITTED TO JAIL-Wm. Curtain was arrested
last Thursday night, for druukenness and uproarIous
conduc, iu the street. and smashing window iu the
house of one Frederick Lowe Curtain resisted man.
FULLY when arrested, having become impressed with
hs de, that il was no crime to break Dutchman's
windows. The Mayor thought differently, and in de-
tauIt OF security for bic good behavior, Curtain was
sent to jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

GkYAT RIvIvAL.-Suur ne commencement o. g.
pr0traced meeting in the Baptist Charch a c. &.
i"tcsvie. 10 persons have protcsset Converr.Vn-
u whom have jJlrca the church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

sHooTISG;- George NOD D-srnlon, OF iHigtisrL. 7.f5
scot on ihs 'th irssn', ov John Chuni5g, c m . &C
county. Tho Stsunton True Americas. learns ~;
McDsarnou, though married man, ku: tssu 80
fund Of the society OF Chunny's deushtcr, ,r5 4,
ARRAY grew out OF bis refusal 10 leave ice
when ordered Of. We d. rot uuders.sn! .sa: .ac
wounG was mortal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

VEGETABLE MoyaTRo,lrIEs.-Nr. I Isfsye,to r.r
Of Brnrton county, produced upor III. land to-.
ION sweet potato measuring fve fee. sstt ircrc.
in length and nine ilchrs il circumference. Il:.
VIM. e. Person, OF the sane county, raised tvsa'r.
four pumpkins, Of the aggregate weight Of s.
pounds. all tho growth Of one vine The oft Repent.
ed phrase Of some puupkins' may bs apt; 1S.tei
at the close OF this statement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

Gentlnn.i Of Waee.I purchased Two .1'' q
Mus1 H'iuy t~.n vuo,n .ln.a ;,.. =. y &C., ..- o.
S!:G, a.L recently s,..t them ipr SiU,Dy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

MfIlysHoIY OccvKKfScE.-A most distressing
event. causing the death "i youss gentleman Of
this city l,ays the LynchbuT: virglnian occurred
On the Central Railroad Clifton Forge two
weeks ago. Mr.. VIM CGbei sIep.son Of Col. Mau'
race LanShorne, Of Lynchburg, wus engaged IN su-
perinteudng the work of hia tru,hcr.inlaw, Mr. John
Morriss, on the soal-yhcn bias; was prena,ureiy
discharged ntiic.,u! fatal and most painful injuries
upon HIN. He survived several days, bearing his
eutferirgs with calm aud heroic fornude. Mr. e.
was see OF tho inte Patrick Cubell of Franklin
~ was about IL years Of age, and was youth OF eI-
ce,ient character AMI much promise The event eli.
cited lnucr sympathy for the unfortunate youth aud
his bereaved family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27
FOR ERECTING TIE CUSTOM
HOUSE At WHEELING, va:

Y B. Cy..: !u;a,- w! be sold on reason4ei; ier1''
F.O .!-cf: q. .H ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
I2ruce's New York Types
EOnr ffpv.

! NSTABLISHEDsin 1919, has now n hand,
T. iasdy for immediate deliStyy, in fonts to suit
purchasers lOO,O001b Roman Type Of new cut;
10000 70 Fancy Type 10000 Scripts ofyarIous
STYLES; 5000 70 Gsrmans 5000 Is Ornaments
III great variety 5000 b Borders thirty thou.
sand feet Brass and Type Metal Rules aud all
the novelties in tho business.
All the above Types are cast by steam power,
Of new composition of metal peculiar to this
foundry, which is certainly superior to any ever
before used In any part Ofthe world. Tho un-
equaIed raptditv in the process of casting, en-
atIes me 70 sell t.ese mora durubIe types ut tho
prices Of ordinary types, either OH credit or for
cash.
Presses, Wood Type, and ali other Printing
Materials, except Paper and Cards, (Which have
fixed quality or price,) furnished at manufac-
turers' prices.
The latest Specimen Book of the Found y
is freely given to all printing offices, OIL the re-
ceIpt Of fifty cents q, prepay the postlge.
B'Printers of newspapers who chose to pub
lish this advertisement, Including this note,three
times before tho first day Of JuIy, 1853, ani for
ward me one Of thu papers, will be allowed their
fills at the time of purchasing five times the
amount of my manufactures.
Address, GEORGE BRUCE, I3 Climbers
ST., New Y urk.-3t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
The Great Discovery.
KROLLERION!

NOR CURLING TIE HAlR!!- For many
l. years it has been the object Of deepest study
with chemists and others, to produce fluid that
applied to the hair would cause it to wave and
The KmoL1xEIoN is tie only article ever offer
cd to tn; world that will effect this most desirn-
bic object. But three or four applications are
necessary 10 curl it as much "A may be desired
and for any length Of time. From the many tcs-
timonia!s Of those who IIav, used it, tho sub<cri-
Der does not hesitate to warrant the KKo:LEnloN
to give satisfaction, and Prove recommended
in all cases.
use. vii! he sent on the receipt of dollar post
paid. The ingredients will not cost over , cts
Direct to II. A. FREMONT.
0vlS.--3m Warren TrumbulI CO., o.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25

ally believe them to be judicious, and as
well calculated ito prevent sfuturs :srgres.
s'oas on the partof Cuban authorities. az
TO resent them. The most reasonable
version of the Instructions is that Com.
McC auley is to convey to The Captain.
!, 9eneral q protestagainst The visit, deteu-
'llon orssearch of our vessels on the ocean
and beyond the jurisdiction Of Cuba. on
any pretence whatever.
he will notify the Governor, that. If
their acts. thus deemed aggressive by the
United States, be repeated, our vessels
shall be protected from them. 1.-THE pro-
TEST and notice be UNDECIDED, the Commo-
dore. will upon the FIRST recurrence Of the
aggression, capture or sink the aggressing
vessel Of war. Our n .rchantmen will .
advised not to notice the hail Of every
Spanish ship Of war, but to proceed ON
their course, and. if the Spanish vessel of
war shall resort to force, Commodore
MeCauley will forthwith engage the Spa
nlSh. as an enemy. If these be the in
strnctlons. they are somewhat moro mo-
deTate than has been reported.
g Force on our part. is to be used only
in regard 10 future cases, and not for the
purpose OF resenting acts that have been
committed. 1t will be observed, howev.
err that the instructions. though they re-
Yulrs notice to the Cuban authorities a.
preliminary to an attack on Spanish yes
sci OF war, do not contemplate any appeal,
as heretofore made with The authorities Of
Cuba.
" 1t has been suggested that Gen Com
m vi a tod L..
structiOns, in directing the Spanish cruisers
to overhaul American vessels not within
the limits of the jurisdiction of Cuba. In
his solicitude for The protection of the Is
land from American tillibuslcrs, | . has gi-
ven cause for complaint on the part OF
Americans who we've pursuing their ordi-
nary commerce. 1t may be that the home
government, upon being informed Of the
character of these complaints, will be
Pronpt to disown the acts Of Gen. Concha,
and to prevent their repetition.
But 1t would seem that the question is
to be made with The Governor Of the
Island, without reference 10 the Home
GoNcrnment-thus illustrating the ncccs-
sity of the establishment in Cuba Of some
tribunal for the prompt adjustment Of
such difficulties as may occur between
American citizens and the Cnban author
tiles.
Ii has heretofore happened. as at pres.
ent. that upon tho occurrence of 4 serious
difficulty with Cuba, and while the leland
is itselfin very disturbed and critical
condition, we have no consul there. At
such lime as this. and a, ali times, our
government ought to be well re presented
III Cuba by some citizen of high political
AMI social stau'ins. and great expc rienev
and discretion"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
GOdey's Lady's Book for,
1RSR: a.

WENT FIFTH year of Publication b. tho
Il Same Publisher. Tho only Lady's Book a1-
know!edGed by tho Ladies' Of this country W
l'RIN0IPLE POINTS OF ATTRACTION y0R 1S5j.-
II contains 100 puges OF reading in every m0ntha
numbOr-not beginning with large number Of
pages in january, and Decreasing throughout
Beautiful Stool Plates Limo or usztoaut in
GGdey's reliable steOl Fashion Plate. toolorod)
in every nUmbpr-tho only Fashion Plates that
are considerod&s authority.
coloIs,
Music--Two pages monthly.
Easy LosssonS in Drawing sro RiYon monthly
GOdey'B invaluable receipts, worth atone TIRES
dollars yenr-for C0okinR. the Toilet Sick Room,
Nur.ery, and Miscellaneous House keeping Re-
ceipts.
Diagrams and Pi4n., wish full directions for
Ladies to cut their own Dresses, both Male and
Female.
EmJroi sery aud BreIo:i0 AngiaIso Patterns
evory month great variety.
TIE NURGEKr,-'Chis dOphrstnsu Is invAlu.
able 70 every 40 her.
MoOEL corTAoEo.-erea: attention paid Is
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UndOubted Receipt Model Cottages NodoI
Cottage Fnraitnre, Patterns for win ioz Car
tAins, Music, Crochet Work. knitting Netting,
r .tehwork, CroclIet Flower Work Hair BFaiJipe
FIlODon W DIX SnAubI9e WORK. tta.6 Collar Work,
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Evening Dressch, Cioo';s. Talhi4a, RobSs du
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hnd its HppropiatU place ~ bsF oRn BoOk
R;menIbcr that tIia Lidy's Bo6E hiss always
UiVan Steul Engi Rvin - an Tar u2h7at the Yaat
not publishing them IL la ny IN j Fsbiuaiy
InmbeTS. md then omittl " them. 10 LbJ a..
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| Magazines can furnish you With
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riss Of .tiGO ,Toc alai this M1g47in,, Evsrv.
bre of these articles u n tratsi with ~ lOass
eight WOOL ohGraV tnSi. his department Is zee
Try int ting, e"V.SinS ,Soratati0l III m
agreeable torn, fustzbo flrlHhts AID g9utlefa m
that saunCs ba obgA nt,d 0!srwhsF6.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
Z uckLlammo1n EEotcI.

rINllE undersigned having purchased the we
L known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Coorer, aud permanently located himself in the
;hri ing town of Hnckhannln, is now prepare /
Ia entertain visitors AMI travellers in style un
surpassed i'll Western Virginia.
Ills house Is large and comfortable is pleasun !
~ located heal tho Court house. md has all the
t"Mvenicnccs for keeping fr>t-clasS hotel.
Ills TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country afford
Every attention will be paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage. cnrntorta-
bic and happy. ALFRED u. WODDLEY,
y. Bills STABLE Will be in tho charge OF ST.
b9r, attentive host crs. A. d. W
Amin Is. lS6I.-Rrn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
Commissioners sas e III Il &
nabHe Real Estate.

TIME undersigned Commissioners, appointed
5.undera deuce rendered in tho cases Of John
& j. F. W. Holt and others, complies, again
Stephen 3. Burson and others, deft,s., at the:
spring term of the Circuit Court OF lewis Roun4
IT, for theyear 1858, will offer for sale on the
18th day IF June next in front Of the place 81
holding Court Tor Lewis county, the following
S30AcaEs ORLANDon Freetnanis Eeels in Laws
Is county known as the Hall ID 81 Also,
24AokEs or LAND on the West 3 7the Vest
fork river, known as The 'sJacs till'' tract
e. include said mill property i'd lands and
dec'd.
TERNs Of sALE.-C Cash in hamilton the day of
sale-suf acient todsfray the expenses thereof.
and for the residue of the pnrchase money, cred
it of one, two and three years. with interest from
date, the purchaser. 81 wing bond and security
A lien will be retained on the land for the fur
thor security Of the purchase money.
CALEB BOGGESS,
MAT. W. HARRISON,S
VIM. E. ARNOLD, 8
April 10, ls55.-2n