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23d, and in the course of a long article on the
subject, says:
I'VE might and perhaps ought to add, that
we doubt not our party, North and South, will
hare an eye to the basis Of adjustment ,nhich
ace presented, IN its future action on the ques-
tons achich may come up hereafter IN relation
to Kansas. We do not believe that Kansas will
be admitted as a slave State, nor do we believe
that her citizens will, when they have the re-
quIsite population to be entitled to admission,
present Constitution recognising Slavery"
He means that the Party, in the next Con-
gress, and in the choice of the Presidential can
didate on the 22d of February next, may agree
upon this mode of adjusting its differences, and
thereby bring in large portion of Northern
Know Nothings. IF the Secret Order be kept
up in the Free States, the People may be as
sured that the grossest impositions will be re-
sorted to- for the purpose of efecting union
of the two sections of the Party.
The Ontario IN. ~ Repository makes light
of the movement of General Wilson:
"An attempt was made by few abohtionists,
who had found their way into the Council,
with Senator Wilson at their head, to disturb
its proceedings, and to convert the American
Order into an Abolition organization. They
were too weak and powerless, however, to &C.
complsh their purpose; and finding that the
Convention could not be controlled they with.
! drew. Many, however. afterwards returned.
and the proceedings were conducted with toll,
cradle harmony and good understanding. 1t
is not pretended that the North and South
came to an amicable understanding upon the
slave question, nor can it be supposed that any
platform calculated to effect concurrence of
opinion upon that subject will be very strictly
regarded by the great mass of the Order, North
or South. We apprehend that the great body
OF Americans will regard the platform binding
upon them, just SO far as it relates to the
original object of the organization, and no
further. They viii feel themselves free to act
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The Pittsburgh pa Commercial Journal
says:
1--WE shall wait with anxiety to see the con.
duct of the representatives of the party of W est
Pennsylvania squared with the strong iDstruc.
tons submitted for their government in regard
to the Slavery question, and the still stronger
declarations OF sentiment on the same subject
which have been unanimously passed by their
constituents as permanent rule of action.
Nothing less, and nothing weaker, than the
manifesto of the free States, which we publish
to-day, will satisfy the organization in Peunsyl.
vania. Of that, let all interested be assured. -
The Pittsburgh Dispatch, another Know
Nothing paper, says that the party in Western
Pennsylvania will "spit upon any such plat
form, and reject the nominee who NAV stand
upon it," and it adds:
The only course now for the Northern
Know Nothings is to form an open orpaniza
ton, and to proclaim from the hill.tops a ner.
petual opposition to the aggressions of the
Slave Power"
Resolutions have been passed by the Council
at Seneca Fails, N. Y, approving of the course
and appeal of Wilson, Gardner, and their asso
ciates.
The Elmira IN. " Republican (Hindoe
Know Nothing) says:
The Philadelphia Know Nothing Conven
ton adjourned on Saturday. A platform wa.
adopted, the twelfth section of which will be
repudiated by the Northern Councils as certain
~ as there Is sun in the heavens. The plat
form LAID down BY the secessionists will NEE
with favor at the North"
But, what do you intend to do about it3 II
maintain a Northern Know Nothing Order /;
would seem, for it says, speaking in behalf o
the great majority of the Party at the North:
/ "They will look to the North and her right
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
TgNpLoIa 11acg5fac S7.on.

n. c. COOPER & co.
PALATLNE, Marion CO., Va, Aug 3, 1883.
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JoRN-Market firm with an improvemcnt in

Co. GoHN-Markot firm with an Improvement in
White s8@90c. Yellow 80@9lc
CtoVERsEEP-Demand more active and prices
improving We quote 6,C9S650.
= DhERSKINs-Nom inally l6020c.
DRIED FRUIT We quote Apples 81, 25@162 per
busheI. Peaches ,75@,225
FLouR-The last news from Europe reports
away
We quote Howard ST., at S6,75 TO. CityIiIls
?, GA s-SaIes Of Nd, and Va, at 45 to 50c.-
HcayTPa so te SIC.
RYE-Sales Of Maryland 90 to I,O5; Pcnnsyl-
vania % to ID.
.SNAKERooT-Wc quote Seneca so to Coo. Vir-
gimi, Is to 20.
TAILow-NIarict duIl-at II to I2l%c.
IIMoTHYsEED-We quote ,, to 3, 81.
NHENr--RcceiPts are light and demand not
active We quote inferior to good red at so &c
l,J3; good 10 prime SIS TO 205c inferior to
good white l95@2b5: good to prime 2.05@l15
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14

MAsoNs Musr Nor FtenT.-Aceordinp
to the Masonic Register-the following
resolution has passed the Grand Lodge of
California
Resolved, That the practice Of duel
ing is repugnant to the principles of
Freemasonry, and in all cases where the
brethren resort to this mode of settlino
their disputes, it becomes the duty Of the
lodge or lodges of which they are mem
berS, or under whose jurisdiction thew
may be, forthwith to expel them from ali
the rights and privileges Of masonry, sub
jcct to the confirmation Of the grand lodre;
and no brother who may fall in duel
sinai! be buried with masonic honors.
The following was also passed:
Resolved That it is the opinion Of this
grand lodge thatthe use of masonic en-
blems upon sign boards, is unmasonc,
and is in open violation OF the spirit Of
masonry.
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GInEDEfgef.E.Wng,G. :

cVaN URr The Subscribers wou}A cal
z.sss;5 Tie attention Of the citizens of
.stFt Clar!,eburc and surrounding
ssh country. 70 their general assort-
= - 80 . meut OF FURNITURE &c: all
- which is Manufactured with view to its neat
ness and durability, and will be sold cheap for
prompt pay.
They are in receipt Of all the late fashionable
changes, and thcirwork will be shaped according
~.
Those wanting articles in this line are invited
to give us Il call. as determined none shall
60 away dissatisfied.
Ware Rooms on Pike street, opposite Dent,
Hotel, CIarksburg. !. IL I. b. HUESEY.
Clarksbur-, Feb. &c. 1853 pol2
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WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

Every woman should know that if is in poor sckIy
dthli:a"d condition Of health making existence burden
10 herself and source Of painful anxiety her relatives
and friends, and perhaps (horrble rejection cntang
and INJECTING her maladcs and suIcrings upon her
children that it is her duty to understand why and from
what her sueriugs arise that remedy ami r,licf
fnNy, while yet there is time, b AyacI or the causes be
avoided in future and her hearth restorcd she may
be fitted l"E the duties and capable OF cnoymens OF
life.
Let every woman look at the form, the death
Ike complexion, the decpburicd, usrcess eye, the sunk
en- cheek the gloomy and depressed Spirits the shattered
nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless condition OF 1any
wife, mother, daughter, sister, if herself included,
within her circle whose days days agony,
ask herself, Must this continue? Must this be? Is
there remedy? No relief? No hopc?'
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
These are pointed out in
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1xronrASr TO u,trrns,

RnClGsTEE Fob, IL 1883.
Having heard many statements prcudciRl 70
yonr Patent Gouicnl Mills tho ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and rrc'udicr 90 lfess / was unfavora6ly im-
pressed for II long time, until ! had USCd some
a"ur made by them, whom was convinced ehat
,hcv were capable of making good or better
iour than had ever had from any other kind
Of Mills. Now this is 20 certify thNt have In
my basement No. ! Buffalo street, two run Of
your Concul Mills. with which ! hnve made
within tho Lass four months largo quantity Of
a"mr. from au average of tonr bushels and -
pounds oC wheat to the barrel. one half of which
passed for oxtrn in tho city Of New York, the
other half for supcrfnc | have done this to
satisfy myself rs to the yield. believe your
Mills require not more than onc-hnlf rs much
power ns tho fat stones, to do Tie Same RmouH
OF business. They also grind cool. consequently
The color is better andmorc pure. audt tho flour
brighter the iornlcnting properties of tho flour
not having been injured also having more
strength, aud Hhsorbs u larger quantity Of water
when mnrc into bread. than flour made by the
Hat stone. Yours RcApCctfnilY,
To CHARLES Ross. -
New HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 6Lh. 1885,
Mn. CHARLES Ross. Rochester, Srn;---ln reply
to your lcttor on tho subject of your Mill, havs
{" say, that have, under the direction Of ths
Commisurv General of tho L. s. Army GonOfAl
Gibson, purchased several of them, with hoFI0.
powers, boilers. &c. complete, forwarding Thorn
10 McNico. California, Oregon and TuNRS, for use
in connoction-with Tic army. The Mill Is found
70 answer every purpose required Of u grinding
Mill is easily kept in order, grinds rapidly, and
OF such degree of fnencss or uonrscncss as may
be desired. IL can br adjusted readily to any
kind of horse or water power, Is portable, Of
small compass of light weight and not Uxpon-
sivc. regard tho Nil as cninently well adcp-
tod {" both Army and Navy, AZ wyll ~ 10 from.
tier also well calculated - onnblo tho grow
rr "f grain TO make ht own Gour. For tho
riuding of spisies. coffee &C.. an largo manu-
featuring s'irle. il nnwcrs Cd purpose I had
one Of 5our Mills put upat Gtn. Ftylor's head
quarter AT M"utory. in MaTiro. Il @nrk0l we'll.
Ifonnd 70 be perfect in al! ita parts aud foa-
turc4.
respoatrully,y your ohadiant servant.
a. b. EATON,
Erov. Mai. q. s. Army, and Com. Subs'co
Tic following arc tito ,izus. difmgtcr, weight
| and cost "i thrmillf
No. /. Hand. OF Onc Iofsc Power MiH. II In.
chez. 9r h. s75.
SO. , Two horse power. inches. 200 Tbs 800.
q" o. For steam or water Is - 800 ' 40!
=, :. Gri.t Mills ~ $50 F" ITO.
| ." ;. q merchant mills - p" 900 " 500.
| The mill il entirely couGncd in strong cast.
iron frame. and the above j. tho WHOLE wEIGHT I
| Tho Mills are manufactured onlyby CHARLES
! ROSS. South st. Paul street. near Court street
! Bridge, Rochester. n. I. ZurioI IawiS, General
Agent for Virginia.
For further particulars ETC., inquire post paid
! of ". J.. COOPER.
ClArksburg, VI.
February 18th 1884
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14

THE HARD TIMEs.' 1.-The editors Of
the Williamsburg Gazette have some old
fashioned notions. Abiding to the - hard
times" the pressure in the money mar.
ket, DC, they close THAR remarks as fol-
lows:
g 1t is the height Of rascalitv and
quntescense Of meanness to s. rol in car
rlages and Quaf wine" while homes! debts
remain unpaid. Pay your debts and be
economical and there will be no more
complaint of the mon ey market. Honor
and honesty should come before pride anu
fashion"
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Miscellaneous.
American Artists Un1O1a:!

TTIHE American Artists Union, would respect
i fully announce to the citizens of the United
States and the Cunadas, that for the purpose of
cultvating taste for the fine arts throughout the
country. and with tho view Of enabling every
family to become possessed by'a gallery of En-
cravings.
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
they have determined, in order to create an cx-
tensive sale for their EngraVingS, and thus not
only give employment to large number ofartists
and others. bUsinspire among our countrymen .
taste tor works OF arr to present to purchasers Of
theirc cravings when 252, 900 of them sold,
100000 gifts. of the actual cost of 100000.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving,
therefore. receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money, Il q ticket which entities
him to one Of the Gifts that are distributed.
or FIVE DNLLARs q highly finished Engra-
wing. beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE
GlFTTICKETS. will be sent; or FIVE DOLLARS
worth of splendid Engravings can be selected
from the Catalogue.
a copy of the Catalogue, together with speci-
men ofone of the Engravings, can be seen at the
Office of this paper.
worth that sum, anda Gift Ticket wilimmedi-
atcIy be forward
AoEHTs Tho Committee believing that the
success OF this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING
will be materially promoted by the energy and
enterprise Of Intelligent and persevcring Agents,
have resolved to treat with such on the most lib
erul terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by
sending postpaid. } 81. WILL RECEIVE BY RE
TrE2; oE NAIL. II One Dollar Engraving q GIFT |
TICKET u Prospectus. q Catalogue and all 9TH
cr necessary Information.
On the fual completion of the sale, Gifts will |
be placed III the hands of CoHMITTEE of the |
70 be DISTRIBUTED. dug notice of
which vii! be given throughout tho United |
States and Canadas
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
MARION STEAM FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SSE4BE1

The subscribers respectfully call tho at
tention of the citizens of Northwestern Virl i'm
ia, to the various articles manufactured by them,
and which are warranted to be constructed on as
improved principles and as durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have just introduced a NEW and YER Y
SUPERIOR TI RES HING MACHINE.
which eXceis in EASY DRAUGHT, CLEAN and RAPID
WORK, any machine ever used v our farmers
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES.
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS. attached.
We are manufacturing very superior article
of REApING MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain grass. This machine can be
used to advantage upon any ground where Il W.
gou can be driven.
We are also manufacturing CUTTING
BOX, for hay, straw fodder which for easy
and rapid work, exceeds anything in the coun-
try.
PLOUGuS.-We have always on hand
large assortment OF the best PATENT and other
PIou@hs, found i'll the country.
S'TON E:;.-Our assortment Of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, u
new and excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; Lciiic's Double Oven Cooking Stove
various sizes, excellent article for hotels and
large families: Complete Cooks, &c. Together
with assortment of PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
and cnnhe furnished ut any time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, including some
new amo improved Ei!! Gearing, Crates Of
every description, Hollow Ware. SC.
This establishment being situated upon the
line OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, gives TO
purchasers the hest facilities for transporting ar
li:!nS TO distance at small expense; and In" in
d"ccncnts offered Of reasonable terms and supe-
r0r manufactures, must continue TO render this u
popular establishment with the public.
u Repairing done at the shortest notice and
in good style.
N. c. COOPER g. co.
PALATGNE, Marion CO., Va. Aug. 3, 1883.
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For safe Low,

I L.CATR has Just received ut ths DtuF
- and SoEur Store, opposite Bartletps Hotel.
and has for sale at The lowest prices -
l0n Rcnms wrapping pnpsF.
40 Boxes Window Glass.
10 Gross Matches.
80 Boxes Tobaceo Of various brands.
$50 ,0On Fine segars.
Gross Bonnet Boards.
4 variety ofGlass and BrasH llmPs.
Etarriei Oil.
Phosgenq Gas and Lard Oil.
Woilc. Cotton aud Rag Competing.
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FsOOG Agrn9a VY9ilfcd.

4 GENTS WAN I'D in every town and couB-
y tyin the United States. 70 sell the mot pop
ular ..Id -aIeabic b"0ts published many Of them
beautifully illustrated wiki CDLOEEn LNGEayiaeB;
al-o the most popular @orks DIT. :. Arthur, in
ciudidg = Arthur r Cottage library
Intslligen, and eGtcrpdSiug men will dud skis
plgasar and I'rO..saba bIsiuesr
For particular. adc5e-r = f-t-paid.)
j. " BRADLEY Publisher,
No.4S North Fourth ssreht,
soP2Siy Philadelphia, Pa.
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TEarcss,irag Machines.

ENIERE is now ready for delivery at the ITar-
/ rson Machine Shop, q lot OF Ihresniug Ma
crimes which are even better than any that have
ever been made there baIore. | believe tnrt tie
superiority OF my wooden armed driving wheel IS
now admitted all hands, by mImufactu-
rers Of other kinds. Not one OF them has eyer
broken. | warrant them not to break, not to
crack the grain, TO be Of easy druuglt, TO thrcsh
clean, do as much work as any mIsiiinc made
and will sell on as fair terms as any nanufcinr-
c~ in Nirrimit. IRA HART.
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Notice.

TTNltE partnership existing under the name Of
mutual consent. Tie business Of the concern
Will he settled by Patton. All partnership and
firm debts are to he pni'! by r"ttou, and debts
due the firm to be paid TO the same.
Scpl1, iN:i. !. SMITH.
tcbl4, l'5j-&t+ L. Il. PATTON.
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GIDEON BARa.
KANAwnA Corxrr. Va

Mn. ZunlrL LEWIS Dear Sir:--At your rS-
questand my pleasure. do not hesitate to glue
You my opinion Of Chns Ross Concnl Burr
Stone Mills Onco these Mills. No, in siss,
has been attached to the engine in cooperS shoP,
in which am Interested, whcrc it has been fll-
" tried. aull worked we'll and l am satisfied
know, has given sAti<Enrton to all who have
wv ''" +. ulSsFoRp.
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LAvnsa Porvf, M2voSoss.. CO: yA,,gg

AHtt .loofs. j..
Mr.. ZURlEL Lewis, Dear Sir 81 take pleasure
in info; min: You that have so far tested the
operation for me. and can assure you that il
more than snSlnins your Recommendations, aST
have ground FoURbushelS of Corn into fine meal
in less than City minutes, ana beieyG that +
can with -four good horses grind Elvl bushels OF
corn in an hour. Two horses Wilde a solcrablo
business but thrCeor four Will do batter, Ny
customers generally. are well pleased with the
meal they get from my mM, and say that 1t Ii
superior to any that they have ever had from any
other mill. ann fully satisfied that il tho vaiS
nc of these mills was generally knewp. that they
would soon go INFO general uSe. They can ba
say that my opinion in regard Ia those millG,
corresponds with the certificates from many 9th!
ers who are using them.
GIDEOS RARR
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Mercantile.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
NO ii UMBUG
AT THE
AUCTION STORE
THE CHEAPEST. AND HAHDsOMEsT ASSORTMENT OF

AUCTION S'EOEeE!
THE CHEAPEST AND HAYDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered to the inhabitants fCIark sburg, Va
TIME Subscriber, Agent for the well-k nown
house of S. Abees, of Philadelphia, re-
spectfulIy informs his friends, and the ,inhabi-
tans of CarkRburg. and vicinity, that he has
iusr received from Philadelphia and New York
Ma kets. the Cheapest Goods ever offered in this
place, consisting of 20DD wards Super Cloths
CassiIuers, Satinets, 1000 Kentucky Jeans, 1000
Splendid Dress Silks, 1000 AIapacas, various
c6Iors, 1000 Super. French Merinos, 500 French
Pl.LS 5000 Calicos, 1000 NInsIins, 500 yards
FIannels, at Is cents, 20 doz. super. Under
shirts and Drawers, Gentlemen's Silk Cravats
Suspendcrs, Hosiery i'll great variety, 10000
wards Splendid Ribbons, varying from TO %
cents per yard, 30 dozen Kid Gloves, from 37I5
to G2lI cents being one quarter the importation
price.
With great variety Of Fancy Cutlery, Table
and Tea Spoons, Looking Glasses, Ladies' Trim
minCs, Yankee Notions, &c.
G ER Q g. ERE HE'S!
Just received from Shcrif's Sale at New York,
the Cheunest lot OF Groceries ever offered, con-
sstiup Of { Office and Tea, which will be sold low
for cash.
DNI receiving New G foods from Philadelphia
and rw Ori.
REGULAR Auction Sac Days on Tue s,lav ana
SATURDAY Ct each Week, commencing at 10 o.
cIoc. a. VI. Al! Goods spld without reservation
Don't forget to call at the Cheap Auction
S tore, Main St. opposite the old court house.
N. WEIGE&T,
Jan. 3D., I@J5-tC Agent and Auctioneer.
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SEFICGN.

: Ill PERSONS who know themselves to be
: indebted to Ne:I.y 4 SHANNON, on Section
IS Of th. North Western Va. Railroad, re-
qursicd to cati ana settle their accounts by cash
or note. If this is no! done immediately, course
Of law will be rrsor:ed to for settlement. dc27l
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V8IgeiTNIA aO TEL,

T1YH a. BARRON. E!IILLIPpI, vs,.--
l1 Tire pro -teior ~ F-.Opruea his houBs
for tie accommodation Of ths pubic. MD To-
.pec.fa!ly soliciis haze 81 patronage: tits hO-
II! has just been enlarged add fi.;si up iH good
style, and lac viii spare pains u confirm - %
~. comfort and convenience Of those sTiis n ~
nlvar tBn wiI3 tb-iT cusuDfB.
f.lJ' 7 nrT= IS atiIcisc - tile house goo
ttsudsd by cafeiuh an! trssty hostisrs
l454-ly
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Dissolution OF Partner
shin.

7T1IIIS Jay tn, firm of c. ADLER & Co.. has been
/ Dissolved by mutual consent, and G has. Al
le7 still ccutiures the business.
MAX. WEIGART.
Nov. cd, 1854 CHA'S. ADLER
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RAl2.RE.Eg'Y:S F5OgEK1.

TE7NE undersigned having re-bui.f and cuInrge
his Hotel, il nov prepared 70 entertain visit
ors and traseitr7 IN manner unsurpassed il
Nc--cTr Fir-i1.:G.
lis !IursL Is large comfortable thrse story
br: 4 building PLEASANTLY LOGS tal in hrscHtrc Oi
+ Z town: contiguous . tho Court-housc aEd lie
yided with all the c"u7enicucss for keeping irs'
cIa>. hotel.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can a:Enrd- and
Hrs BAR -lor eI witl the choicest Liquors.
Eyc-y attention will be Puid 70 render the Wis
- %: those WHO may favor aim wi.h call com
Portable and pleasant.
,FlarI,sbrrg March 24-h. is53.-ly
y B.-The sable is attended By careful and
. krn--y LJsr!erS.
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j;an104t
Steam Marble XVOrIls.

MICHAEL J. ROuAN, No. G6 Mark, street,
NJ wheeling, Va, keeps on hand and finishes
70 order. all kinds of Marble Monuments, iiesd
Stones, Nantes, Grindstones. &c. also On hand
Plaster of Paris, All articles will he furnished
upon the most rsasona6 bic tzrns.
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En- CilaDcery.
Andrew J. Cgon-, Comp'J.,
-.
Emmet J. O'Bricn &c. Deft's.


2>LEA- i PURSCANT to decree rem
4as2,fss..:s:ST dersd in the above cause. at she
= 2fSIig.E FL! Term Of the Circuit cD.rc
FIR The com : Of Barbour for the thc year s5f,
the IN 1er~igHed. appointed Commissioner in
said cause will offer TOR sale At public auction
at tin. front door Of tn. Court House Of the said
county. on the first Monday of February UeHs,
being court day. the Itous anu Lo- specified
L credit Of six, twelve and ei-n-geu months. -Eo
purchaser being required % eEecut. bonds w.ch
good personal sscgr.tT fyr the .ureI-s- IL ':.cy
before taking possession e enc said Pro.ersy.
The said ueI.Se and Lot is-si.lat-t On n. "?-
pos.gs side OF Tie valley River from a!ipIi, he
county scat Of the said county and affords Que Of
the best stands for . merchant IL this counsy :;
or which the said House Ha Lot with oUE-lwl!-
diDEs appaTccnLnt thereto, have 5csn haTe-oGOTc
u-ei-
T . title said properly is good, bU: acting
as t.. mis- o.ltr. | sha! convey such !llc only
a. is yvs.~I IL by virtue Of the s4ri4 s!ee.ee.
SPENCER DAYTON.
ianI04s Con'T.