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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22
Thursday Morning, Feb. %, 1883
The Sun Shines Over All.


When hopeis heart forsaking
Go forth in the open day,
Aud watch the sunbeams breaking
As tbs dark clouds roll away;
Then mark how they tinge and brighten
Each dark spot where they fall,
And thy heart Of each c;re will lighten'
For the sun shines over all!
When thine eyes with teardrops glis1on'
And each tender chord Is stirrod,
Then hie to the woods and listen
To the sweet song Of the bird;
And mark how he sings contented,
As the leaves around him fall,
Youql forget what you lamsnted,
For the sweet birds sing for all.
When all you fondly cherished
Has passed, like dream away;
The love you elung to porlshed,
Tho friendship known decay;
Seek then the woodland flowers,
They will all the past recall,
And point to happier hours,
For the bright flowers bloom for ALL
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22
Snake Bites.

Whisky or other alchoholic stimulants
drank to intoxicstion, in most instances,
or, when practicable, tie bandage tight a
round the wounded limb, to retard the flow
of the poison with the blood to the heart.
give tablespoonful of pure olive oil
every half hour until relieved-at the same
time rub the same oil on and about the
wound.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22

ILLusrRATIoN OF IGNoRANcE.-Mr. Wen
dell Phillips, of Boston who has travelled
in Europe, states the following facts:
In Italy you will see farmer breaking
up his ground with two cows and root
OF tree for plow, while he is dressed in
skins with the hair on. In Rome, Vienna
and Dresden, if you hire man to saw
your wood, he does not bring horse
He never had one, nor his father before
him. But he places one end of the saw on
the ground andt other against his breast,
and taking the wood in his hands, lie rubs
it against the saw; and he will be all day
doing two hours work. 1t is solemn
fact, that in Florence, city filed with tri-
umphs of art, there is not single auger,
and ifa carpenter would bore hole, he
does it with red hot poker! This results
not from want ofindustry, but of sagacity
of thought. In Rome, charcoal is princi-
pally used for fuel ,and you will see string
of twenty mules bringing little sacks of il
upon their backs, when one mule would
draw it all in cart. But the charcoal
vender never had cart, and SO he keeps
his twenty mules and feeds them
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22

Eg-In view of the great revival in re-
ligion now progressing in Harrisburg, Pa,
the Philadelphia Argus INDUCES hope
that it may even extend to the Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature, now in session at that
place, in which hope he is greatly encour-
aged, inasmuch as arevival has sprung up
in the Maryland Penitentiary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22
Gbe Yaneastel. Sa3ette,
CITY OF LANCASTER.
pUBMsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
TOM S. SLAUGHTER. sOiTOR AND PRoPRIEIUH'

oPFICE-old Public Building-Southeast corner oil
tho Public Square.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22

RMs-one year in advance, 81, 90; at the sxPira-
of tho year, $3.50; Clubs often' Sls'oo' |AuoA u
tv -dVe a30.OO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
NETWORK.
NhW Ohh.
iierring's Patent Fire-PrOOf Safes.

ESlE subscrircr conunno. to Manufacture Lis nn'isn
led patent hro aud burglar prnef sulc- wnrtenifsl
quail 10 my, and superior In some. oi III" many winch
hsvr hecu tested nnh-ted md noticed by the ptess
II rant hnut the world for hs ad fifteen and snlr
rtontie"r oi .als patent rowdcr proof lock. hon hhY
iug received separate medals the World. tni
London, 1851, ind Nrw York in 1874 Also. the
paentcr (y purrhasc) oi james cclebm'od patent cnm
bination mud pcrmuta ion bank lock. $1,000 IN g"h
wns rlnccd in the safe, exhibited al tho Worlds tei
London. secured by Halls nnd JONI. lock. and uhe,ed
reward Ia any who would PICK th locks or open
the safe within ior, live dn,s. and although ore oted
upon by several skilled in the al lock eking, ~
succeeded IN opennr he safe Inn change or ntern
unn IN a g locks levs having been madn during ih"
Il ne but the rrmri 81 in its sue depository md
returned 10 the proprietor. aud cda awarded
him for the champion snio at ,l norld. cnuti H.
None genuine rNcr th"-o hn,ne tin -Lh,e hcrr ram"
IN In SlIAS c. HERRING.
Green Bleek. CORNER Fine aud Watct sts. New York.
\. B.-The above -hira uni locks eau he hnd tadd
ing fregh) manufacturers prices ni hs autho, II, Al
agent IA all the iinipn ei,ics In the ln"I Stat"
and Canada
For sale In l,nehherc by The AGENTS
ian 3l-dlm j. II. THOMPSON 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

RICHMOND.
Fall Importation

OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irticleS.
tINilE sub, cr uii, = the ndc large and varied
'taok at EafhenVafe. Cuian nnd til -, the lnt-
tern- "l which "ete selected 10y hinsc ia p,t.nti.
Having a. NPrtie oi many wears in thu pntirulur
hu= inoss he v contcnrr stntii TINT in point
ot prize aud quthsN 1t will eompale mvoiahy with nny
other hnuse in the lrudc
White Grnuilc Dinner Ware,
DO 10 Basins and Ewcrs, jugs. Tea Noie, etr.
Blue Pint, lowing tld Fancy u"
Fine Decorated chiHa pinnr, AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and rol'ct >els
DO do do Pitchers ani Vases
Gold Band do of above varicty
VII tc Chto do Of nLo,, variety.
Common Ware oi ever, dcscurtipu, suit,hia iur
olc,,lme. which he oler, upon such terms for cash
a. cannot fail la please
fiuc Mautc Pier and Toilet Glss4ts
Fin" Ivory Table Cutlery. Waters an Brirnnia Wnre
Safety. nnd other Fluid nnd S1ar Lump.
Class Warc in every variety.
All he ak. caI aud he feel. assured his prices
viii give Satisfaction.
Iii. Packers of lhebcst in the tude
Stonr Ware ut Factory price4.
SIP l2-ts JAS ID. B EVANS,
No. III Main street Ri hmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

An eye witness thus describes the attitude Of
the dend after the battle of Balaklava:
IL think told you that found tho Hussars,
who were sabred by our heavy dragons at Bal
aklava, lying fiat ON the ground. Here, ON the
contrary, and the same is said TO have been the
case ht Alnh, the dend were strewed about in eve
~ Imaginable posture. Arms were stretched up.
wards us If warding blows, or dealing thrusts.
Bodies wero half raised. the head bent forward
the neither lip hit in, the eye open; but for the
CLASSY stare and marble feet, you might have
thought him springing At your throat. The sud
denness OF the stroke had fixed the last movement
"i yoliton. Those who had bled to death lay pla.
cidly.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

Als,, over lO0Oo0 Paintings. Statues Medals Chats
A Aalns, Vnuubc Books aud Portfolios of Engpvine-
nnlia y in all so 900 elit- which viii be dian butrd h,
a rrumir'ce nppoiuted by the Shareholders md fi.
led free al cha - bVic Pulcs obrdirul sctvantf
DA>llALLS \ co.
1s6 Broad"ny, New I"rb.
Orders fol Eng nyinfs and Tie ts in thi. errnt
prise daily arriving from u Inr,s o III. United
States mud CannLn, which warrant u, in pom sing u
very enrlv duy for the Distribution. Applications -hau
be- n nde Immediately y,rs only certain number of Iie
be sold. Lctfsrs, with the money cucoecd, Il,
be r,epnid end the Easrvpc and Ti,lut vii be- la.
wul ted free DASIiALL 4 60.
doc I3-d Mar 1886 Brnndmny. Nv Nnlk-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
EOlsssG AsS IND =

\ ,trilntion Il ,ur bill, iIrl i Jaatary, i com.
pIec.l We >lml commence .iias tine mol icrs tor
hei lite uuoH'., nud hope lheY wi al he IN rea"''
re-, To- CAsHrP rRoMrTGY.
Ouc .ren Is vii h, mind mat not"ilhdanding
tic -lrnaeucy nf IL, inns, we havr usunl con pie
eut of hands n.o,,d m a~e manufacturing nn
unusually la &c an8u 4 Ciohbg fur tl \ ring sa.e>
which r., aif, r lit c,- T., pay of trorC n hnnd-
weekly sav ucruinG uf the ou1Iny in ca.h fT maie1a-
Deiiuqueuts wfo,c bills due lst July lat are MT
ve er,l. nee itirI that "uIess attended 10 by 1t
february th,l vii be- placed in the bands nj behcr
coHectors
BURROrGHS, SiIAfER & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

HoNonARIE.-A gentleman who was four or
hive years ago extensively engaged in business
IN this city, faied for about $3.50, 900. His cred
itors unanimously agreed to compound with him
for fifty cents on doar. which they realized
lie afterwards went to California, and got into
profitable business; und since that time has re-
mitted 10 his creditors S6O,000 of the S75,O0O
he owed them. He will, M doubt, soon pay the
sl5,oOo now duo To them; and then be ''all light"
again iibany Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

TnE CARES OF A CROWNED HEAD.-In the
course of last letter to the Courier des Etats u
mis-, its Paris correspondent, L. Gallairdet, has
the following:
"The Emperor has sought diversion from tho
pressing cares which the preearous situation of
the army in the East has caused him. He has
shut himself up-invisiblc to the whole world,
save his Minister-n the Palace of st. Cloud.
He who is ordinarily so calm, cannot now it is
said, conceal his irritation. Nobody dares TO ap-
proaoh him. The Empress herself seems Ia have
lost that supreme influence with which her grace,
her sweetness and beauty hitherto invested her.
In the midst of continued and violent rains St
Cloud has become TO her IA most drenry abode
She desired to return to the Tuleries but her
august husband for thirteen days resisted her
wishes. To him. solitude was necessity. He
recovered his serenity and consented TO rr nrn to
the Tuilleres, when he learned that Austra had
joined the Allies. His diplomacy has born him
great triumph; he sees that France return 10
hlm which at one time seemed so fur AWAY.
Since their return to Paris tho Emperor and
Empress spend much Of their time ON the Champ
Elyscos, and in the Bos de Boulognc The En-.
press appears to enjoy perfect health. But the
Emperor's features bear the marks of grent an
Meiy, illustrating the truth of the saying there is
no earthly crown which does not conceal n
thorn"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06

Miss Julia Dean, ON the evening of hcr mar
rage. of which notice was taken in the New Or
leans Pioayune Of the oath inst. played her part
IN the "lIunchbnok," at Galveston, Texas-hor
engagement to this effect having been made be-
fore the occurrence of that important cero
mony.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

INllE subscriber hn- ju-t finished Wy q
l. large suf piy of Sser.,urc en-. rteins tho G%A
following artlce-: assssed&
rtrcastrd Table and Tru.poons pnin lnle apd II
poon- tfendcd Table, De-r aud Tea fa,n-. f.tIn and
threaded soup, cream und g,aSy ladIes, Sred T.
m Spoon. Cnke aud Butter kpiycs, Pc and rrtt
YES Sall mud An-trrl spoons, silver Cup md Cub
Its aud Cream litcer., LIVER SngaI pishcs, SP1"n'
mi Bowls nll wnneutrd pun" cnIa-
A 80, very iand-ume 49, rimtnt l'In ci \ "'.l
Ca,ors. Cake and frIi' Ba a-Ic-, Gard Bo-hu., ln'r
md Trn.ponus, Cnnd e,link-, Sif4tn l., Eggsnnd-,
Water Pit hers. ", all w,~anied repr"srlied, at
the -ign Of the Eagle. fllOS. AONLAN,
doc o. Sycnlnlre l.. pctel.lArg. -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06


NEu con MISSION HOUSE
~ rE1ER>BrRG AND CITY rOl I.
BENJAMIN + CHu,DRHY.
( tenel al Commission & Forwarding Moiohap
Particular sttrntion rn,l L. e sale e Wheat j"nr
Hnr fnhpro" aud pueha.r II merchna Iirr generally
Produce, otenurnt- s,lic itcdaud ali fnr~nr linz uus
ness ,ene wnh conunm, nnd dispntoh. Business com
mouce ls i-, oi Junuaty, 1899
References may bel ad at
Messr- Mellwaibc. Son y Co,
Wills lca " O.,
Smyth a. Dunn,
la1 NIls~aipr & Co, Petersburg. and
" { Baker Fnea-tlr, Va.
n B.l shnl he At Gttv I'ninl every day, mi when
ah,ru, my .... ii - when not pun culai
1, cmrla} ed ot Ci,y ront. pmy be t, nna office
rrersburg and ior the Ires.ni hc found nj the
Depot X theS s. Il. X. Co u. T. &.
jan Pts
nIs>OLuTION. .-.1h rouneeon al Bake
t/rlfnmn with the ,snccru oi Will, L,a& Rio"nle,
ermi otes this dny hy roascnt ri raules.
WILLS, LEA BROWSlEN,
BLAkE rlrTMAN.
Petersburg, Va. lnu AIRY |, 1889
rI,iIECO OrAisTNutsi,Ii'L here, io,cox.
i sline uudrl the 6,n of Will, lraA Brawtlry Is
this dm dissnl, el y nutun consent
The of the tnm will be used by the suhs ricr.
In iquidson only.
The books ani papers will b" found ut the oil nj
II Will Leu \ Brownley.
All rerson. indebted IT." concrrn will rlceee mnhe
paNurbt without DELAY.
WILLIAM LEA In
NM $ tskOWS1.EN.
Petersburg, Va January /. is,5
leu ; In
~ Office The Undersigned, members ol the Ltte
finn m Will. Len X Brownley will eanduel u Pro
luce nnd Gcncrnl Commi md Forwarding Bnsnrss
under the ~ Slc ind firm al
LEA Il BRoWNLEY
n the old stand nf W 1s Ict \ Brow y - Nplnur
street, frat door above Powell Hotel,
WILLIAM LEA.
WM. =. BROMLEY.
Petersburg, jan, 1t. 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
NOTHEHs BREAST CLOTHS
REMEDIES
WHICH CAN BE RELIED ON,
II ench ellifed Ia e.,

"h1S1h IAN bE hEklED On,
Being each suited TO ".Specifc Disease"
TIL" of many omy patients have
% S,, g1a' grSG, .. .S mn The . form % i.s ny9s. pe,h
'nass oflsg any one eea pSnd
Know is''" ) $ RosE, NJ, .Pli,
s OF az i;si sSRS not OK ss s2s ., ~
the ,.,hna and Il dedety the con.unri IN an i,
kosi3S HHooflSG c6oGH s,a,p
cSoGf SrRnP never m in curing til. Coup
& D.. sfe.s. los rAiS 9S.s ~ien s,n ss Sore Threats
spaGs cbl"+ cHl q" Paan'e Stomach Bo~e isl,
p. > iS Se's. E..-ss nV.Hv reee,
Neryou. Affection, FsDens Heart N"nb
S ,.:rs +, ris as.porsp
LIVER Compliant sn' lseson when enn toHuu'ton with his Ass.
6% 26sS Goi6hS PiS COR falling Of The Womb r.m.,.
n e., oy, % % Gs lsss r. zee gtn.
aqS ~ state m @ en-. When
'I f@ycr Asqr rfr a a. '''u' f''~
] n % [ on si ss's ,o%.s ss ssei pee en- .''
@ m Hp1.al hh ont.u. % y S ~,
s and the mode JAMES 8, tHdssses i:s e -'
Co fn.,ls B crsr ,, g.s a.s.,,.ss
generally every CITY md ,s. sss
ROCERY and C O M M MISsION
NHOUSES AND LUMBER YARDS, the rev
Basin FOR REN1.--Two large fire proof BrrA Gro.
eery aud Commission Houses, with large Laaber Yards
attached the Basin, emily occupied BY .hos
< Pryor and Ro. J. Echos are for rent and rossess
given ut One lot has n Rarosd running IT, "a
and there s Crane ihs Wharf fc- tue use f
tensdeats.
Four Lumber Yards. without houses. ttaf,i..,
the basin Apply to JOIN -, sla.
ia Is. deodts
BLANKS FOR SALE Al l iils OH ICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
VOL. 3.---NO. 1853.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Tragic affair In Madrid.

At Madrid, some nights back, lady gave
ball and among the guests was NJ. R and
n Mademoiselle b. 1t was observed that
the young man constantly kept close to the young
lady, and followed her when she went from one
part of the room To another. IL was also noticed
Il Mt she seemed greatly annoyed by his atten-
tions. The mother of the young lady wished to
Interfere, but the mistress of the house, anxious
to avoid an unpleasant scene, prevented her
AT a late hour, u lady of high rank and her
daughter were announced, and the whole party
rose to receive them. NJ. R, taking advan-
tage of the slight confusion which this created,
seized Mademoiselle b by the hand, and
whispered something in her ear. She turned
pale, then blushed, and replied in low voice.
Iherenpon,the young man, without word, pull
ed poniard from his pocket, stabbed the young
lady in the breast and then stabbed himself near
the heart. Both fell: bathed in blood. A sur
geon was Immediately sent for and on his arri-
val he found that the wound of the Young lady
was not MORTAL as the poniard had struck the
sternum; but the young man was quito dead
1t said that NJ R had long sought Made
moisclle b in marriage, but that she had
refused 10 accept him, and that meeting her Mt
the ball, ho had again pressed her to accept his
addresses, but TINT she had agnn peremptorily
refused.-G Gdiigndnis Messenger,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
GAS. GAS. CAS-. p!

eER>rNS " 5hit'# tI"ir houses ii i",l La Turning
1 f,n- wi find strong Inducements 'arIred. by
,p,.lyina 80 ne ,ubscrher. ha.e se"d and
al, -, IN, -lock ot materials. "A. q. pABNEY.
\. B.-A ricr- Tor Gttius M, Tobacco Factories
rec icd within ,xt, days Payn ent will NJ" H. required
bcfpe the l4t Of June 1855.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-06
NEW-YORN CLOTHING STORE.
N ELS0N & CO.,
Wholesale tl0thin EstabIi,hm"'i
Ls Cortland Street,


10 DEY STREET.
II II '-ainin MerelHnl- visiting New York t>'cna
iuN iia'ion call un exunline rtnek Hld h
=, l4tiirua,fy n3eltrd 10 SoinlrrI trade Tho.r oi
orm't patron, -. Mood h It u.sutc inal muti
EreciS0r, nnd to hrr- UuLld ~. Il u Is,
,nd ..rr has b"eu 81 .ood, IT., one Pricc rro
irie miliout 1aral "a t my ia he lcites. bui IL
srilIr.
Nh regard enlheq' III, H., goo,ls's nach
TIM, mnnuf lrino 'ham we'll and in good
act. us the mast jdslloaoi,f cusunl cstn' lsmcni IN
l- "a ANY otlre' ma ,ud thus oud.avr do aSny
,'h the srrnng picjua q #'.ne ui tho rotnuhni
,j4sf leing in and usiGr ia a, ! thing Please
,sr c,tly call an tr~t ass,t. ''"" 1a-ts
NrEW CONCERN / hnvr n.sncatcd withmn
.alsc e Grocery AL Commission business Mr. kab't
Enn. W. sio.l do bu~incs- nj thr .nmc s'urd far-
mo- OCCUPIED by my.elf npl.r thu firm al .tyc of
Milo : Ehm.
o.rnrn my thu Ks IL the l,4trorare rstrndci
m hap" IL t'w conrrto nay hive ip 'mphy ymtnt.
". y MILLER,
uu2 -li4 p4 basin.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-22

N Pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
Il of Randolph county, rendered on the 3Oth
Allen ]. Currence, &C., and Albert G. KiHweII,
administrator, &C., against the same, will pro-
coed, at public auction, on the 18th Monday of
August, 1855, before the courthouse door Of the
said county of Randolph, to sell the following
the heirs of William B. Currence, decd:
One tract of 10 or IL acres on the Valley river,
about miles south of Beverly.
One moiety of $50 acres granted to VIM. B
Currence and Allen ]. Currence, on the waters
Of the Valley river, and on the west side of the
Beech mountain.
Also one tract of 1906 acres, situated on the
Gladly Fork of Cheat river.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of 6, 70 and l8
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond,
and approved security for the purchase money
and lien retained upon said land for further
security thereof. DAVID GOFF.
July l6, 1866 st. Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-22
EsuCklannOn WOtel.

THE undersigned having purchased the we'll
Cooper, and permanently located himself in tho
thriving town of Buckhanncn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style UNI
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and comfortable; Is nleasant-
ly located near the Court houso, and has all the
conveniences for keeping a first-claSs hotol.
His TABLE will be supplied with tho best the
country can afford. .
Every attention will be paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
bic and happy. ALFRED D. WOODLEY,
Proprietor.
N. Bills STABLE will be in tho charge of So
Der, attentive hostIers. AID. w.
April is, 1555.-6m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-22
Pulpit Politicians.

Every day brings us fresh accounts of
the rare dOings Of the KNOWN othings.
Forgetting the established laws of the
country, they stop at nothing in their eff
forts to rule the State. Read this
Il Methodist Minister to be prescribed for
Voting against Pap Taylor for Mayor.-
We invite attention to the following note
We have received from respectable gen
tleman residing in Fulton, now the sew
enteenth ward of that city. It evinces
IN striking manner the bigoted and pro-
scrlptlVe manner of the Know Nothing
order. Things have come to a pretty
pass when minister of the Gospel is to
be called to account and expelled from the
ministry because he voted against such a
man as Pap Taylor for Mayor. Those
who would commit the infamous outrage
had better pause and reflect. Has not
their pastor the same right to exercise
his privileges of a citizen as any of his
congregation Have their politics be.
come paramount in importance to their
religion ? and have they become abso>
lute!y insane upon the subject? Do they
wishfto divide their church upon the ques-
ton of secular politics ? Such a result
would very naturally follow any proscrip-
tive action they might take against the
Rev. Mr.. Glow. Fulton has a bad name
tabroadcfor political fanaticism which this
persecution is not likely to diminish
How long, fellow citizens, would our lib
critics be secure in the hands ofsuch big
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-22
Legal Notices. Sales, &c.
INOfice.

| q ;
PURSUANT to- the directions, contained in
IL theslast twill and testament Of 4 uthony B.
See, deceased, the undersigned execqtofs Of the
said will, at the hate residence offAnthony b.
See on. French creek, UPshur county Virgins,
win offer for sale, atpubiic auction on the 25th
daysof Octobors 1855 all that portion ofthe real
estate of the said decesant, lying ON the east aide
of French creek, and supposed to contain one
hundred and thirty acres! The said land is
excellent grazing land, highly improved, and Is
situated in the heart of, ono Of the best settlse
ments of western Virginia, and has within dis
scheolhouse, post Office, grist mill, saw mill
and several stores.
The said land will be. sold on.a credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser being
required to execute bonds with approved secu-
rity for the purchase money, and q lien will be
retained on heland as an additional security.-
The title to said land is deemed indisputable, but
the undersigned will only convey such an inter-
est therein, is vested in them by the sal will.
There will also be. sold at the same time aud
place, large amount of personal property !;
consisting Of some sixty head of one aud two
year OLD stock cattle, also work cattle, cows and
calves. with various other articles not necessary
to enunerate. The said cattle cows and calves,
will be sold for cash, to be paid at the time of
sale and for the residue of the said personal pro-
perty, the terms will be made known on the day
of sale. Should the said sale be not completed
on the said day, tile same will be continued at
the discretion Of the executors. Any person de-
string information can obtain it by calling upon
the said Executor at their residence near the
premises, or by letter directed to them at French
creek, Upshur county, Virginia, to which prompt
answers will be given. All persons arc invited
to attend the said sale, as it is thought unusual
inducements will be afforded to those wishing to
purchase EZEKIEL TOWNSEND &
WILLIAM TOWNSEND
Executors.
French creek. July 18th, ls55-aug8 l2t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-22
". w. VI. Academy.

THE Fall session of this Institution will COM
L mence on the first Monday in September,
and continue twenty-five weeks. Terms of Tu-
iton as herctofore-onc halfpuynbe in advance,
and the other half Mt the middle of the session
No deductions for absence, except in cases of
protractcd personal sickness.
Music and French will be taught in connec-
ton wi tn the Female Department charges, ex-
ira.
Music, with use of Instruments for lessons per
session, $4,000; French, per session, $4,000.
Painting drawing and other ornamental branches
will shortly be added to the Female Department.
There will be public examination ut the close
Of each session.
Students from distance cnn get boarding on
reasonable terms.
The Institution is in prosperous condition
liberal patronage, and hope that they may have
no cause to withdraw it.
X. A. ARTHUR, Principal
Aug. 18th, 1S5T.--3t.