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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
N1EW.YORK SUPREME COURT-City and

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
IN County Of New-YoTk-MALTBY @. LANE agsinst
GEORGE w. PHELPS.-Summons for money demand on
contradiction. servedl-T the defendant GEORGE
w. PHELPS: You hereby summoned and required 10
complaint In this action which filed In the
office Of the CLERK of the City and County Of At the
Ciy said City, the thirteenth day OF December.
l85 copy OF answer 20 the said complaint
the subscriber his Office, No LOG Broadway in the City Of
EewYork within days after tho service Of this
mons YOU exclusive Of the day OF such service and you
fail to answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff will take Judgment for the Of seventy and SlOo
dosrs with interest from the sixteenth day July one thou
sand eight hundred aud fywo beside the costs OF TINS
sction.-Dated December IS, 1855 - -
I3law6wTh RUFUS r. EDDY Plaintiffs Attorney.
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n FUhcUhNCE UI hH oIutT VI INC uIIosdIc Ut
OF the Of EewYOrk notice 10 hereby given TO all
persons having claims against JOHN ONElL lse OF the y
York deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber his store No q West Broadway
in the City Of NewYork before the twenty first day Of
June next Dated NewYork the nineteenth day Of Deem
Der, 1855 THOMAS TRAINOE, Executor.
H. rrTb
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Nsm9lork DAILY Gribm,te
NEW INVENTIONS;

I'VE frequently receive letters from orr readers asking wh
the nee noticed under this head be found the price nd
SO on To friends Our duty ceases Wnen .
have brought before them the principal features dement's and
es of the inventions and the propretor OF the articles DO
NOT choose 10 avail themselves Of the various aud
other vehicles command in the country TO make known their
and where be bought they not wye as
tbev might be- II and the propetors Of inventions
ed advertise in newspaper they would prevent the
r troubling and others with their inquiries and would
do Themselves u injury.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County Of New York, notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against JOHN DOUGHERTY late Of
the City Of NewY deceased TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber at the Office Of JAMES W
WHITE No 81 Libertyst in the City Of New ORR, on or
before twenty fifth day OF May next Dated Newfork
the twentieth day OF November 1855
leU6uTh PATRICK DEER1, AdmlnlstratOr.
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROADS. Sundays ex.

septedl-Lesve Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 M for
Ysnbsuf 10 G. M and Saturday 3:S for Farmingdae
and syorset 10 and S:45 for Hempstead 10 IN
~ RI and S;45 and p m for Jamsics 10 m S<o,
a aud $3.50 D. m Leave GreenPort for Brooklyn 10 a. m
YarhAnk n SS m. Mondays, $40 m Lakeland lZS
a. on MonAav, SIS a N. FsImngdLe, 1880 a m and
NJ Syosset IS a. and p. Hampstead, ESQ M
and $50 D M Jsmaics $40 74o, and $40 M ana CIV
and $40 p. 10.
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T5IUSUING RAILROAD.-The steamboat

II ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf north side, at
"a and 10 a m / and IN dahy meeting and exchsng
~ passengers with CARS Hunters Point Opposite Esd
which leave Flushing the hours Persons can go to
PshnR by any Of trains and return by the next or any
tran ThronSh In 50 minutes Fare q cents
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NEURALGIA in its worst forms, especially, az

~ fectins the and head cured by the a.
the least ,ymptos Of Govt prevents and drives on the
tsek To Sc had of the inventor, DR.. WHEELEh NO go
Bfoedw.y Pamphlets with the best city Testimonials sent oJ
mail rIAts
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYok, notice s hereby given TO all
persons hsvirg claims against GEORGE w. HALL late OF the
City Of NewYOk, Tailor deceased 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office OF T. ketchun
No 70 Nassau in the City Of NewYork, before the
eleventh day Of February ne1Dated New the 9th day
Of August, 1855. SARAH A. HALL Administrative.
no 1.uuG rnTh
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF NEW-1Okk
III and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line will be com.
posed Of the following and splendid ships, viz:
CALHOUN. 1900 burden Capt d. III. Truman
n CLAY .....l 800 tuns burden Capt. David Csukns
WEBSTER. 900 tuns burden. Capt j. j. Lawrence
900 tuns burden. Capt Geo. s. Hill.
The above have been recently built, and the
S.rssst and substantial ia the trade.
They are commanded by Of experience and ability The
very superior and every eTeruon will DO
promote the comfort Of and the convenience
of shippers. For Freight Passage apply TO
sPOFFORD. TILEsTON Co, No % Broadway.
Agents IN Liverpoo-T GRIMSBAW Co., No. 10 Gore
Plaza
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In WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Dec D loSe
Pas.enger Stations Corner and CanAl-st.

= V T.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aud Canai-'t'
In Eew-YoEk 80. Corner 4th-st and Al av.
Tpuys LEAVE NEwYoRE-Ror NegHaveu: 7, y g. m
SEx), I'm lex $50, and p. For BridsePort;
no (F1 II NJ. OK. $40 For Milton, Sratiord,
Fairfeid Southport and WesiPort; u $40
Fcr Norsalk: a H. y (EI 500, 4 Sis p For
n.,a, .pa Green vich. a. ~ SID 5l5 p m. For
Stau ford; J. ea IN (Ex)i ~ m (Ex), $40, 5,l5
For Port Chester and intermediate Staons a. II m !
$40, 4, 5;l5, 6;l5 ?. m.
CoSSTcriSc TRAISs-For Boston; M Oh p m
ny Pnr Hartford and Springfield M iENli II m,
n m ~. For Couneeticut River Railroad 20 Mout-eal
a N ~ For anal Railroad: a M tEIli Y M 70 " cot
6eld Fsf New. London RAlyoSd: n m p m tW hou,
raionie Railroad: N. For Naugatuek Railroad; a IN
p m. CA For Danbury and NorwAk kAArosa' "a n
4p =, w. ,so az
TRAISs FoR NEw.YoRK-From New-Haven; 9;Sl =, s.So
Gle 40 lo.is ms 2:22 (Ex) Sail 9:o2 EEl From
Eorwsl: 6:p s:i5 lO:52 2:ts III 80 w p ia
(r) Prom Port Chester $50 6fS, 75 1851 ll:V 10 !
s:H a. JAMES IL. HOYT, Superintendent
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HAtRLEM OIL. at Wholesale and Retail

and one sroes packages Also genuine NEUREhbEho
SAIXF for ,.le stand where both have been Kept
for the last ninety years ChAnLhs "a a. Eito,n.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the notice is hereby gwen 10 all
having claims against JEREMIAH LouNSBERf, late
Of the City of NewYork deceased 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office Of Edward A.
Fraser No sos Broome in the City OF on or be-
eighteenth day Of February next-Deed NeW-1ofk,
the sixteenth day Of August, 1855 . ....
anl6 laM6mTh EDWARD A. FRASER. Administering.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons claims against the Of WALLIS PARKER,
te the City Of New York deceased 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber, at the office Of NJ A.
Chedsey No City Hall place in the City Of New York or
before he first day of March neItDsted York the 18th
asy of August 1856. PHEBE ANN PARKER, AdulnstTatrx
su9O law6mTh. MA. CHEDSEY, Attorney.
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MI -JEhNE1 I'm II1IlV<NLIV OF III.T1.rv
IN DELPHIA. ard the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
TY States Mall and Express Lines Leave New ors
. ana II g and I aud ?. Through IN iget pSuIe
s273 1, and IS in and II a m. and p m Toe New
yersey Accommodation Line leaves at II M sopIs
I'll wsys atonA Through Tckets sold Tor Cmeinau is'
sHD ard the West and Baltimore, WAshngt1i Noriolh
and through baggage checks TO Washington III M Ao'
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
and ERIE RAILROAD.-or

H EOTICE.-In consequence Of obsspetop the city
trak requested tke The from Jst
Station unta further notice. ~ L. SYKES, h. eupt.
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N pIrRSIrANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County of New York notice hereby given 10 all per
sons having against DANIEL WALTERS, late OF the
City NewYork deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers the office of SAMU Ell X Pull
LEN, No 81 Chambersst in the City of NewYo on or
before the day of May Dated, Newfork,
the fourteenth day of November, 1855
SAMUEL r. PULLEN Administrator
MS law6mTh. RACHEL WALTERS Administrative.
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cn,oI rsToy and FIORIDA.-sRMI

nm CHARLESTON and fLOhlDA.Ioh ,.s.
wyyKLY IT, 8 NAIL Liss~sSlne new mo .p,eno ,s,
..-:ss JAM AD Sa sszFussDhY I1f Jam q 4 seslsss
f: .s s ss Sst n. S .s .: u sF 'ts
LEsf3S No 2 BEC.STsY 9ssS r1 ss1
sTse nsEn ascssed' and leave WEDNESDAY, jan
ys: i. .sasaa OF so 81 oAn R1sf S.
:;..,sos f ne Y TUESDAY, az O'Clock m
rnop SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-UNrrED
STATES MAIL LINEThe new ard splendid steamship Sa
yL9ksIP ~ s.yssn.S .. SATURDAY Jan H. from per No
s., sss Ss isfi c bo. For freight AZ.
" % S'a'd or for gsi w 10 MITCHELL No IS Broadway
C.bn passage Savannah s25 for Florida through tickets
- J.eisonville, ssij Phstks, $50 -, r. FILL.
three week, connecting with the steamers IRON Ne"
Ysra o. Tuesdays and Saturdays. n,.
..ss ts .SSys AID on %EbSEsb1Y
ITOTICE.-The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS
N win resume their WEEKLY sAILINGs IN February
is The VIII heresi5er be dispatched o'meny
STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEw-YoRE TO LIVERPOOL.
Second Cabin Passage. 70
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chef CABIN Passage.
ne ships from Boston cali At Halifax.
FES 9sg Jq s,ess A Y4Pe oe s1 L Shannon
ASIA CAPT q Lott NIASAaA; S Cant Ry,is ,cA
There vessels carry clear white light at mast head green on
stnrbosrdbow; red on poTtbow.
ASIA Lott Boston Wednesday, Jan q 1885
CANADA leaves Boston Wednesday Jan 16, 1855
AMERICA Shannon leaves Boston "Wednesday Jan 80 SS
AFRICA Harrison. leaves ~ York "Wednesday Feb 6, 1886
ARABIA Stone LEAVES Boston Wednesday, Feb Is, 1856
PERSIA JudkiDs leaves ~ York Wednesday Feb 20 1856
Bertbs not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board
Of ships viii be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious Stones or Metals
ss bills Of ladng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
Yer freight or Passage spply 70
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-04
HSuckhannOn H0feI.

TINE undersigned having purchased the we'll
i known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Cooper, aud permanently located himself in the
thriving town-of Buckhnnuon, is now prepared
TO entertain visitors and travelersin u style I'M
surpassedin Western Virginia.
Ills house is large and Portable, is pleasant.
lylocatcd near the Court-house, and has ullthe
convcniences for keeping tirst-class hotel.
3 His TABLE will besupplied with the best the
country can afford.
Every attention will be,paid to rondOrlall who
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
blc;and happy. l.. d. UORENTZ,
& s,s@1 =+f- Proprietor.
! N.aB.-His STABLE will be in the charge Of So
ber. nktentivc .hostters. L. d. l..
March 9TH, 1 S56.--ly So -~r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-04
sbaking off the odium.

The Know-Nothing. Convention recent
ly held in. the Wheeling Congressional
District to appoint a delegate to theirNa+.
tional Convention ~ hichf twas held on the
22d. appointed Leroy Kramer, Monon-
gala Dutchman the delegate, and Col,
T. S. Raymond of Marion. one Of the al
ternates, But Col, Raymond, being up.
willing 70, rest under the odium which
would attach itself to SO prominent a po-
sitiOn in the Kuow.Nothing party, comes
out in the following card, in the Wheels
ing IntelIigencer, and disa, ows his afilia,
ton or sympathy with them: 500 -
To the Editors Of the InteLligencer -, +,
l wasto>day informed that a Conyen+
ton Of the American party, assembled at
MoundsTille, appointed me an alternate
delegate to the Philadel phia Convention
for the purposes of selecting candidates to
devoted for for President and Vice Presi-
dent at the ensuing Presidential election.
had no knowledge of tie meeting OF said
Convention at Moundsviile. and never at.
tended meeting of any Of their councils.
1t is true that l voted for a part of the
American ticket last fall. ,[spring y but
it is not to lie inferred that shall do so
at the coming election. Nor shall l do
anything to commit myself. by implica,
ton or otherwise, to vote that ticket. My
opinion is, from present appearances. that
there. will be but two prominent candi-
dates for the Presidency-the one the
embodiment of the sectional free>soil par
y, the other the representatives, of the
national men. of Wings and Democrats.
mainly Democrats. If this should be the
case. as | believe it will; I shall certain.
Iy vote for the national candidates. 81 /
therefore respectfully decline acting rs a
delegate to the Philadelphia Convention.
Il. S.. HAYMOND.- .4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-04
PnrifX the HOOD !!

MofEat's Life Pills s. PhGai = BitterA
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL PpIs0Ns.
VIIIE grcAt popularity which Motat's Life
i Pills and PhNnix iBittors have nttAinQd IN
consequence of lhS extraordinary cures elSSlet
by thei; use, renders 1t unnecessary for tho pro-
protofs to Onter into particular nayeisof tl'Oir
medical virtues or properties. Having boon
moro than twenty years before tho public, and
having the united testimony OF moro thHn tllrc6
millions OfpOrsons who hdvO bUcn restored 30
tho enjoyment Of perfect health by thcm, IL IL
believed that thOir reputation 40 the boat vego.
table medicine now before tho public, admits OF
no dispute. In almost every city HWd TilWHstn
tho Unitod States, there many who arc toa"
rdy to testify to thOir efficacy in removing dis
case, and giving to the whllV system renewed
vigor and health. - - .is -
IN the cases Of Scrofnla, Uleora, sCnrvI or
RrUptions OF tho skin, tho operation of Tho I.itS
Modieincs is truly astonishing, eftOil removing
IN a fUW days, OvOry vcstlgO Of those ioRtlisomO
Diseases, ~ their Purifying effects on the blood;
Fover aud AgIU, DyAp6Psia, DroPsy, PitcS, and
in short most nll diseases, soon Yield 80 tlfcir
curative properties. No family should DO With
out them, as by thOir timely use much suffering
aud expense may be saved. Prepared by William
B. Moflat, n. D., Now York and for aalO by
B. s. GRIFFIN, ut tho post Office, ClRrlsbnrg,
"
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Commissioners Notice.

\ N pursuance Of u decree Of tho Circuit Court
l. Of Randolph county, Virginia, pronounced
on the 26th day of October, o55, in the case OF
Jncob Conrad aud Aaron BaI!, administrations Of
John Currencc. sr., decd. complaihunts, aud
Ulerv Conrad and other, heirs at law OF the said
John Currence, ST., defendants. The under
signed, commissioner i'll said decree named,
will proceed on the 2lst day of April, $50. ut
the Clerks office OF the said court, in Beverly. TO
audit aud settle the accounts of tho plaintiffs
with the estate of tho said John Curronce, sr.,
dec d.; and also, 10 ascertain the advnncements
received By ench OF the defendants OF tho said
John Currcnce, who, or whose descendants or
representatives come into distribution Of the cs-
tate aforesaid and what amount of such estate
in the hands OF plaintiffs euehOf the defendants
is entitled 10. Tho parties Interested, arc ID gro
fore, hereby notified TO attend at the time and
place aforesaid, with necessary vouches, testi
mOny, &c. si- B l.. BROWN, COn'r.
March 18th, 556-2l 1T s7s-..~.
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Mr. OwEx Wars :: - : S-.,.,.'s....
rTNAKE. NOTICE, that on the 26th day OF
i April, 1856, ut the Office of Samuel w GODS,
in PhiEppi, in the county of Barbour, Va, bs-
tween the hours Of Mus in the morning aud six
iii the afternoon, shall. take tho deposition Of
E D. TuEbot, &c, to be read as evidence in the
hcuring oCu certain, suit. now pending i'll the
Circuit Court of Barbour county, wherein am
complainant aud you defendant And il
frnuI any cause the taking thereof, shall not lie
commenced, or being commenced, shall not be
finished on that lpy the same will be continued
from time to time until concluded. .
Yours, &C., MARGARET WHITE. =
mar21 At
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- 1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e, Z

,nNths Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road HEN.
Ptoprietor takes pleasure
in informing his friends and the travelling public
that he has repaired aud tied new FUR nj
ture this largelhOtel, aud thatttisn snow in better
condition to promote the convenience. nd com=
fort of the soiourner than heretofore. Every
thing will be found in: good order.
His TABLE will be supplied with the. verygbest
eatabIes that can be produced in this country
served up in an elegant manner; and ms EAR will
be found to Contain the choicest Wines and LII
-quors of every kind.
: fIis STABLE will always be we'll supplied with
proveuder, and good reliable hostlers.
His old friends aud the travelling public gene
rally ARE invited TO call.
myl7 HENRY MAHANEY.
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NOrthwcsterln ElOteI.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
known as the I" Northwestern Hotel,' situated in
'Oarksburg, Va. The house and furniture are
now undergoing general course o. rePars, whicl!
pleasant Houses in tho country. Tho rooms are
large, airy and conveniently arranged. A portion
Of the house is now open, md public patronag
is respectfully solicited. NopainS will be spared
to render: hose who'nlay encourage this house
comfortable, contcntcd and happy.
F -Ta ~ SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, juno list, 1854: Proprietor.
p. S.-A limited number of boarders can
lccoiu lnolated with rooms. JET ~
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ELmIOm lAOuSd. .

THE. subscriber takes this luelhod Of in
l. forming travellers and the public gone
rally, that he, has opened public house
in JANE LEW, Lewis county, Va, where he
would be pleased to sec all disposed to favor him
with u call.
lie is furnished with all convcnicnccs necessary
to reudcr tho visits Of his guests pleasant and
comfortable, aud no pains will be- spared to at
tnin TINT object. -a'T-ss ~
A portion of tho public patronage is respect
fully solicited. Nj. W. BALL.
December 5th, 1S55.-ly tst=tt
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Wcston RlOuac.

JN7ESTON, Lewis county, Virginia, formerly
: w kept.hy Mintor Bailey, and now by Joseph
The proprietor bcgs leave to inform tho trav-
Cling public, that he is prepared to give the
weary traveller u pleasant retreat.
Ills table is furnished with the bost tho mar
kct affords. his bar is supplied with choice Ii
Quors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
Keeper. Tho attention of the house is prompt
and ready to give my guest hearty reception.
l ask my friends OF Harrison, Gilmer and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give mo Il call, and will try my best to make
my house their home. JOS. 3. WILKINSON.
Weston Aug, LIST lS55-ly.
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and devoted bosom friends, 10 'pnite with
ma aud secure the election Of the nomi-
no.s TS&!E - tyr Goa
Aecep. my warmest thanks, individu-
allv and collectively. for your gratitude
and esteem, let us disperse our melsn>
choly spirits, face the music and preserve
our colors, for united We stand-divided
~ fail. Your OBJ ut serv't.
49, H.B. CUNNINGHAM.
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LET us REASON TOGETHER.

WHY ARE WE SICKi
]. Weighed down by disease and suffering IIol-
Ioway's Pills are specially adapted to the roliei
| of tho weak, tho nervous, the delicate, and the
infirm, Of nil Glirnes ages, sexes, and constitu-
lions. Protesscf Holloway personally Supcrin-
tends the Manufacture OF his medicines IN tho
United States, and offers them to o irce ana en-
Igmtsned people, AS the oSs5 ssscuy the w0''a
These Pills Purify the Hood.
These famioiis PILLS ARC expressly combined to
opctute on the stomach, the liver, tho kidneys,
the lungs, the skin, and tie bowels. correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain of lfe and thus Gu
ring disease in all its forms.
nysncns;n mud T.iyer (;omnIaint.
NcnrIY haic tic human rnce have taken those
pills Il Ins bccn novel in hi nnrts Of tic
world that totI;no HAS Secn found connl to
them in cases Of disorders of tie liver, Dyspepsia,
and sto,norL cor1niniiifs ocncroIiv. 'Tkcv soon
anu Ssg' nSi,. tcsa nU"
ScrsnosJ and Sben ali otle9 means have faiiod.
-, ,@t.,.. -, TI,.t
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Valuable REiH Property arr
Real Estate. at GrUstec's

\ - o.
L1Y virtue Of decd of trust, executed by Ell
ID moro Powers, bearing date the 10th day u
November 1885, and of record in the Clerks OF
fec, of ackson County Court, shall on Mon
day; thc 6tladay of May next, that being the
first day OF tho spring term of jackson County
Circuit Court, thctront door uftha Court ouSc
fJucksoncounty Va. Procccdto soil to the high
est bidderthe TRACT of, land and mill property,
mcntionvd in said deed OF trust, with all the APP
purtcnnnccs thereto belonging The land is sit
atcl on Big Mill Creek. about three mics from
jackson G. I'll. and is supposed. to contain 100
acres. ATTACHED to tito land is one. Of the finest
mill sites in Jackson county, on which tiourlnG
and crist mill. Also II Saw mill have been erect
cd, both of which arc believed to be III thorough
repair - Tho title is considered unQuostionHblc,
bu tho trustee will convey only such title MS Is
invested III him by the decd of trust.
ted to secure deferred instnlllnents of the pur-
chase moaey of said property, duo as follows ::
$500 90; due. Nov. 9th, 1865: $500 90 due Nov
9th, / $50: y $500 90 duo Nov. 9th. 1887. Sutii
Client cush iii hand will therefore be uircd to
discharge the payment due Nov. 9th, 1850. and
the costs OF sale. the purchaser, executing his
note for the further sum of $500 10 pnyAbiS Nov.
9th, lSjf and also his motto for the residue pay
able on the 9th OF Nov. 1857, and u decd Of trust
on said property 10 secure the deferred INSTALL
mcmts This property is located in we'll set
sections of the county, and being just below the
main forks OF big Mill Creek. logs i'll any quan-
tity can be easily obtained. and il within q OF :"
milo of the Turnpike, leading from Jackson q ::
II. to Charleston. Persons wishing property of
:hs description, would do we'll to examine be-.
fore purchasing elsewhere. +. K. TURNER.
March IS, lS5G.-4s ,ta trustee.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-04
Harrison House,
Isr.s RRIDGEPOR

' 4As :
THE undersigned would respectfully nnnounc,
l. to the public, that he has opened PubIi'
House in Bridgeport, Va.
up expressly for tho entertainmont of the
public, no feels confident that'hc can satsfacto
rily cntortainNll who may favor him it'll call
Ills STABLE is large and convenient and
will be carefully attended.
Charges will DO mnicat all times as rcasona-
bic rs ciTcunistanccs,w ndmt.
ID. ID. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
ADril 4tI, 1S55.-1y