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The southerner., 1856-11-01
Tie .Efutc Fair.

In giving description of oar recent
Stare Fair, the Raleigh Age re.narks:-
We have not room to enumcrate the
various articles on exhibition, AMI must
therefore content ourselves with Il gen
eral summary in each department.
Fla7,l Hall was briftiant in Speci-
mems Of the handiwnrk, &c, If til" la
dies. Bed Quilts, Piano covers, C'un-
terpancs, Crotchct w'rk, Paintings,
Drawings, Needle work in eh1less vari-
ETY., Curpctinss, very superior; jeans,
casSimcrcs, fl fmnel1, g., &. Besides
the articles exhibited hy the laiic, in
this HALL, were coll, cti"ns Of the finest
fruit we ever $aw-ar}lc>, pears, nn'n-
ceS, &C., exhibited hy Wc>tbro"k &
Mendenhall, Of Gui'ford; and ly the
Mcssrs. Lindlry. ". y. Eaton, E~q ,
Of Stonclad, Granville, presented some
, of the largest, most Luscious pcarheS
wc cyor tasted. There were a?sn miner
tals, bnta,,ijc specimens, Copeland, Won
| derful Colnr-tyre likcncssc:; II'vcns'
arpbro'ypc< roffu"rrs, shrubbery,
flowers, chairs, boots, shoes, X, Ne,
&c.
In Mechanics HILL, there were
carriages, burgies, every variety of cab
met ware, guns, pistols, garden tools,
saddlery, axes. lelther, cotton gins,
smut machincs, Linsry's celebrated R1
tary Pump-a very complrte pump, and
hundred other things We have moi
time to mention.
/ Planters Hall was filed to overflow
Ing with the finest specimens and varlc
ties of wheat, flour, cotton, corn. peas
navy beans, candles, tobacco, seglrs
potatoes, bcctS, ra1ishes, cabbage
pumki MS, hams, citrons, tomatocs, egg
plants, &c.
! The Machinery was endless, almost
in number and variety.
There were some oOO horses, mules
stations, .iscks, jcnHieS very large cod
lection Of blooded COWS, balls, hcifers
calves, Merino sheep, hogs, cashmer
goats; and such an array of Fowls, a
we scarcely ever dreamed of before.
There was some good trottias o.
Thursday and Friday
The southerner., 1856-11-01
Teto de Sc.

We learn that DR. f. r. Jones, who
was convicted of manslaugttcr, at the
last ter of Rutherford Superior Court,
for the killing of A. j, Fain, aud who
was expiatiug his offence in Rutherford
couaty Jail, com mitted suicide cn Friday
last by cutting his jugular veir with a
razor We have heard no particulars,
save that he is supposed so have perpe,
trated the deed in fit of mental dtrange
ment.-1shoMe Spectator.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
North Carolina Gold yield.

Since 1888, the gross product of the
gold mines of North Carolina, as tar as
indicated by the Mint returns are
S4,233 ,236, and of Georgia, s. ,6s6,oof
total, 50, ,92o, 100; and the aggregate
expense of maintaining them, s22 ,OOO
annually, or about 100000 for the
whole period.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
Petersburg Warkct, Oct. 26.

fstersbnTy ndrEcf, Oct. 70.
Carefully corrected weekly by N. VI.
Martin, Bro Il Co., Grocers and
Commission Merchants, No.
129 Sycamore street. @
Whcat-the market is dull to-day r
prime grades, with light transactions.
We note sales Of a few prime parcels
early in the day 81 so for white. La
ter in the day buyers only offered 81
80 to 81 81 for prime white, and 81 45
for red. -.....
Cotton-therew were sales to-day to the
extent of some 800 bales at IL cents for
prime grades The market is active at
this figure. f
rac n-Shoulders 81 to 1O3 cents.
Sides lO4 to lii, as in quality. Va
cured hog round, II. Hams, Is to l5!
cents for prime. ~.s
Corn-Wc quote as Formerly, IS F.;
SOC.
The southerner., 1856-11-01

Office Wilmington &, Wel''on n ,a.e n, ="
Wilmington, Oct. 7tn' i"'o'
RESOLVED, That Divldena na;. !,
three and half per cent on the oIf r.
tai Stock of this Company, fro" =; ~
profits of the Company for 'n' ,,st,
months ending Goth September ls,cr lsr
be paid to Stockholders on anu ,ba
the 18Th November next, ana 'h'' .fsr
Books of the Company for the tr'"'
Of Stock be closed on 1st Novem0V. nj.
Published by order Of Board o. ry
rectors .Jamcs s. Green, Seefc''
Oct. 18th, 1856,
The southerner., 1856-11-01

gWe received short time since
a copy of an address, delivered on the
4th of July last, by w w Holden
Esq; of Raleigh, and it affords us pleas
ure to bear our mite of testimony to its
many merits of style, sentiment and
spirit.
Unlike nine-tenths of the latter-day
18th of July orations, it is neither a
turgid, swelling piece of bombast, a
straining after effect, nor tame de-
cription of the events Of the Revolution
but an elegant, manly, spirit-st'rrlng
address, full ef the FIRE of true patriot
ism, aud containing several pass 'ges Of
extraordinary power and originality.
Fayett eMc Car.
The southerner., 1856-11-01

.Guano-The agent in New York,
has advanced the price to 500 peE ton
Of 224O lbs. The market with us is sl =
good deal excited, and the price being !;
unsettled, we omit quotations; the Mold
crs of course will put up the price sever
al dollars in the ton. szEs
The southerner., 1856-11-01
Coal and Iron IN North Carolina.

Mr.. Haughton, of Chatham county,
has sold his Coal plantation on Deep
River to an English Mining Company
for $4,000. Mr.. Thomas Unthsnk
has sold his farm which joins Mr..
Haughton's, and contains valuable beds
of iron ore, to the same, for $4,000.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
Letter nc,cs trom Enropc.

1zV1FT Ht1UN 770HF 71"7077o'
The stc amer Atlantic has arrived at
New York, with Liverpool dates to the
18th ult.
Tue English news is unimp'rtant
but intelligence from other portions OF
the continent is interesting.
Russia is said t. have given formal
notice to rc-asscmble the Congress oi
Paris, to which France aud Prussia
have assentet, and only await Eng
lands concurrence.
Cotton irm and unchanged. Flou
dearer. Provisions generally unchan
ged, Money slightly more stringent.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
Failure an Ne,r York.

The house of Nasons & Collins, large
dealers in Grain and Flour, IN the
W estern trade cheify) has failed for IL
abilities reported at soOO,ooo.-
The failure is attributed to European
operations.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
Commercial Bank
OF WILMINGTON.


THE regular ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders Of this Bank, will
be held at their Banking House, on
Monday, the 3rd day of November
next. T. Surage, Cash'r.
Oct. 18th, 1856
The southerner., 1856-11-01
THE SOUTHERNER.

Washington, Oct a+.-Hon, y. :. !.
Rel. Of Texas, was married yesterday
to Mrs. Ella Dickens, daughter OF VT:
YIN. r. Eaton, Of Warrenton,l %
North Carolina. The ceremony LOOK
Mace at the house ofa Catholic priest.
president Pierce and his Private oeefe--
tary were present as witnesses,
The southerner., 1856-11-01

TARBoRo', MARKET, Oct. 81.
Turpentiue-Dip, S. % to 2 O5.
Tar, IS cts to 81 90.
Scrape, 80 to 35 cts. per 100 lbs.
Corn, 81 IS to s3 90 per bbl.
Bacon, y to l3 cts.
Lard, II to l3 cts.
Cotton, 10 to IL cts.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
M TVdyne Cou3ety,

FIVE miles from Dudley's Depot on the
W. & W. R. Road, being the same
whcreon said Becton formerly resided,
and containing fourteen hundred aud
seventy acres. There are between six
and seven hundred acres cleared, and
is well adapted to the growth Of both
corn and cotton. The facilities for ma.
nuring are excellent, and there is u fac
range for stock.
There are two settlements: the one
containing fine residence in the midst
Of d beautiful grove, all necessary out
houses, cotton gin, and fine peach
and apple orchard The premises will
be disposed Of privately, if desired, pre-
viously to tue above named day. Per
sons wishing to view said premises, o'
gain any information respecting them
will address or call upon the subscribeI
at Evcrittsville, n. G.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Duvil B. EoertH.
Oct. 21st, 1856. ..'. -....-...
The southerner., 1856-11-01
R,taeauaY Slaves.

The Quebec Mercury is out in an ar
ticle, enioin,ng the Canadian Parliament
to pass lazy by which all the distress
ed runaway slaves in Canada may De
returned back to the United States.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
.N1T:IGB,

TAKEN UP by the Subscriber in
March last. a cray Jeunea, about I or
8 years otd, medium size. The owner
is requested to come forward, pay char.
ges aud take her away. @.#.
r 4. S'tonge,
Tarborn'. Oct %, 1896. st
The southerner., 1856-11-01

The Meeting Of Southern Goycrners.
The Wilmington Daily journal says :
Things have certainly arrived at IA
queer pass, when two Southern gentle
men cannot be present at State Fair
held at the Capital of a sister State
without having their conduct and mo-
tives pried into and misrepresentcd, by
ever whipper-snapper correspondent O
the associated press. Gov. Wise o
Virginia, and Gov. Adams Of Soutl
Carolina, were present at the late Stat'
Fair at Raleigh, aud forthwith it is trum
peted throughout the length and breadt'
Of the land that there are fifteen South
The southerner., 1856-11-01

When Rogues fail ont, Honest men, d." +"
About the most amusing exhibition
of the season is the wrath of Bennett of
the n. Y. Herald, over the uutoward
result of the Pennsylvania election
This political changeling having sold
himself soul and body to the "nigger
worshippo1s'' finding all LIS hopes dash.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
A Cook Wanted.

A LIBERAL PRICE will be paid
for the hire of good Cook for the re-
maiader Of this year
Oct. 1856. apply at his Office.
The southerner., 1856-11-01
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of deed of trust to me
executed by John Z. Becton, shall sell
at Public Auction to the highest bidder,
at the Court House door in Colds boro' !,
on Tuesday the 18th day of November
next, between the hours of twelve and
four, tract of land in the Buck Swamp
district
The southerner., 1856-11-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder r D Hart is. expected to
preach in the Baptist church In sTarbo-
ro', on Saturday aud Sunday, the lst
and 2nd Novem Der +....~<
The southerner., 1856-11-01
NOTICE
The YI'uct DfLGuI

1hS 1r''ct " Ldhd,
which formerly belonged to the IT,,
Joshua Peuder, now belonging to N,rs
f. Pender, containing four hundred AMI
twenty-five acres, more or less, Tao
Land is stuated one mile from C,os,
Roads Meeting House, having yood
dwelling house upon it and all neccs,,
ry out houses. There is also 4 vn.r
fine Apple Orchard upon it.
The situation is Il healthy one, and
the Land situated in a pleasant ueisb
borhood to live iu.
The sale wall take place upon tie
premises. Terms-note with Approval
sureties before title is made.
l.. b. Pe"der, Agt.
Oct Sth, 1856
The southerner., 1856-11-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Bishop Atkinson is expected to preach
at Scotland Neck on Saturday, Sth Nov.
ncxt-and Oh Sunday, the 9th, at lar
boro'.
The southerner., 1856-11-01

ern Governors in Raleigh, full Of trea-
son, stratagems aud spoils
The southerner., 1856-11-01

Rg~We invite attention to the Card of
Messrs. Dolluer, Potter & Co., Commis-
sion Merchants, &c in the city of New
York.
The southerner., 1856-11-01

a large portion of which is in cul,iea.
ton. That not yet cleared is heavily
tIu'bercd, aud is very superior upland
The Dwelling House is one of the lar.
gcst and finest III the State. There is
also an Overseer's house, Blacksmth's
shop, Gin and Screw, and every variety
of Out houses. all of which are in
good state Of repair There is also up.
on this tract nevcr-failing Mill, which
is universally acknowledge to be the
best seat in this part of the State. 1t
contains three grist and one burrhstone,
boiling cloths and saw-mill, aud pos.
seSseS unequallcd advantages for manu-
featuring purposes.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
500 .Acres IF superior Land,
lying in Nash county, on Fishing creek,
a very few acres of which are in cultiva-
ton, the balance being heavily timbered
"a considerable portion of it with the
turpcntine pine.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
o,l33 .4cres Of Land,
lying in Nash county on Swift creek, near
James billiards mill, and about seven
miles from Battleboro' Depot, on the
W: &. W. r r. These lands are con-
ceded by all who know them to be
equal, if not superior to any in the
country. 500 acres are cleared: nearly
200 of which are creek bottpm. seV-
! eral hundred acres of the remainder
are in unworked turpentlne pines, and
the balance abounds in forest OF the
richest growth-such as hickory anu
dogwood. Marl has never been looked
for, though it undoubtedly exists
The improvements consist OF an over
sccr's house, Cabins, Barns and Stables
together with Peach and Apple or'
chards. On the Home tract there Is
every variety of early and hate fruits
\ minute description is deemed aH'
necessary, as those Wishing to purcu'''
will of course examine for themselves,
If desirable, these lands will be diVlu'0
into tracts to suit purchas RS.
Persons dcsirous OF information eau
address me at Sycamore Alley ha.'''N
county. j. j. B. UtNtard, EXT
Oct. lst, 1886,
N.B.-If the above lands are Do'
disposed of privately before the Isl u
December next, they will then De ca
posed, at Mill Brook, to Public 0ai0'
together with the Growing Crop e"".'
stock of Horses, Mules, Cattle, oh''R, !,
Hogs, Farming Utensils, Hou'0"''
and Kitchen Furniture.
.s.. .. ........ j. H. B. H., EA
The southerner., 1856-11-01

We understand that there was sent
into Pennsylvania from this city an ana
elsewhere, an aggregate ofabout eloo'
600. of the disbursement OF which we
should like to see some satisfactory re-
port. especially from the Fillmore DIS
bursing agents in Pennsylvania. We
learn that some $4,000 of this money
was to be applied to the subsistence OF
vasious poor newspaper editors in the
interior of the State; but that while
S. 900 of the fund were appropriated to
this useful purpose, the remaining SlS,-
900 were probably divided among the
confederate agents of the distribution.
All these things go to show that
there is nothing but treachcry in any
coalition with these Fillmore traitors
and hucksters in the votes of their delu-
ded followers; aud that in Pennsylvania,
as in New York and the New England
States. and in Ohio and the Wet, these
Fillmore managers are willing to sell
themselves to Buchanan at less than
cost"
The southerner., 1856-11-01

cd by the gallant battle of the Keystone
Democracy, and finding nothing else te
vent his spleen upon, gives the Flllmo
rines-"augut allies"-a piece OF n'>
mind as follows: : ~s
"A more uuscrupulous horde of hun
cry blood-suckers, we dare say IL .',, W.
existed E in any party, or in any country
than the horde composed of the leaders
managers and hucksters OF the Know
Nothing Fillmore cansp
The southerner., 1856-11-01
| ALSO OFFER FOR SALE

lying in Nash county, on Fishing creek,
a very few acres of which are in cultva-
ton, the balance being heavily timbered
"a considerable portion of it with the
turpcntine pine.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

Notice..

Id Isaac Martin to the undersigned, us Trustee
to secure the pay lnent ota debt OF $500, with ill.,
terest from Tho 10Th day OF April 1886, to Cyrus
Ross. (which trust bears date III the 10Th day of
April, 1888, and is on record in the CLERKS Office
of tho County Court of Harrison county.) will ,
on the 2sth dHy Of June next, before tho Court
House Of Harrison county, proceed to sell, ut pub
lie auction, to the Inquest bidder, for ready mo
in and TO CERTAIN tract OF land, ON which ut the
date Of said trust he resided, situate i'll said coun-
ty, on Smiths run, Il branch of Simpsons creek
George niginbottom, and the heirs Of David
Morris, Continuing los acres.
BURTON DESPARD. Trustee
May esd, l356-6t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

LATER FROM EuRoPE.--The Collins
steamer Atlantic has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the 3Oth ult.
The principal feature of the. weeks
newsis the publication OF the official treas
ty Of peace. together with three appended
conventions-the 6rst having reference to
the passage of the DardanelIs- the second
arranging the details Of the force of the
navy in the Black Seattle third dcclar-
ing the Aland Islands non>fortified also,
an important declaration Of maritime law.
namely : Abolishing privateering and the
establishment of the principle that Il e
neutral flag is to protect the cargo; and the
enemy's flag to protect the cargo. except
articles contraband of war. and neutral
goods under the enemy's flag to be ex.
empt from capture.
The treaty is precisely as the previous
~ published copy.
The articles i've and six omitted in the
unofficial copy of the treaty relate to the
general amnesty and the exchange of pri.
soners. Articles seven and eight give
Turkey admission into the European poIit
ical system, and secures European arbi-
tration i'll case of disputes with her.
Peace has been formally proclaimed.
Important meetings of political parties
in Parliament presage trouble for Lord
Palmerston.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23
Spring 81 Summer Goods

John IRWIN is now receiving a large and
e choice assortment OF r.'
New Spring and Summer Goods,
which cannot fail to- please the most fastidious
taste. s|".H
HIS stock Of ladies dress goods embrace some
of the most choice and beautiful styles und pat
terms.
He has also large lot of Culicoes. brown and
bIeached M"sIins. Table Linen. &c.
GeutIemens Boots, Shoes, Caters, Hats, aud
Caps. ..r .-..
A nice stock Of Ladies Kid lasting and Nor
rocco Shoes, Misses aud ChiIdren's Shoes aud
LASTING Caters. French worked collars and
mourning Goods ofuImost every descriptions.
a. large assortment of ladies gloves and mits,
and gentemem's gloves. a.' sa h 500
Hardware of all kinds, including fine lot of
Hoes. ~ enc, -..
y choice assortment of Queens,vare
Groceries of all kinds, including Fish, Salt,
Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Rice, SC, ~.
Our friends and the public arc resnectfullv in
yited to give US call as we shall at very low
prices. mir!I Al
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23

DHOIIoway's Pills an undoubted remedy for
Asthmn.-Mr. Ellis Wilson, of Brooklyn, New
Icrck, had for five years very severe attacks of
Asthma, which deprived him of bodily rest, night
and day the cough at time almost choked him.
and caused him continually to spit blood he
was never safe either eating or drinking, and his
family were distre ssed beyond measure to sea
him gradually reduced to almost skeleton
Haoway's pills, in this case, were as usual, eff
cacious. This gentleman used them for eleven
weeks. and they effected a perfect cure he feels
himself stronger. now than he has for fifteen
years. ...
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23
l,a25 Al
NOtice..

WHEREAS, by virtue of a decree of the Cir
w cult Court Of Randolph County. pron,,rll-
eed on tho Slst dny Of October, 1858, in tho case
and others, certain tract of land in tho snid
county, was sold for the sum of S739, and at the
Spring Term Of said Court, in the year 1854, said
sale was confirmed, and the sum of S7s9, after
deducttng commission and costs of said suit, was
directed 70 be publ to the receiver o said court
That snid tnnd belongs to hugh G. P"gue, 10
SSephine i'ogue, Joseph Pogue and William II.
Poguc, and their mother Jane K. Pogue That
the said Joseph Pogue and William H. Pogue
are infants, and their mother jane K Pogue is
thei' guardian !; that the said Jane X Pogue
guardian US aforesaid, b, her. attorney in
~. George ": Hines, Will apply to the said
term Of said Court commencing on the oath dav
OF May, 1886, for an order directing the receiver
OF said Court to pay to or my attorney in fact,
to said infants. JANE K. tPOGUE.
March 18th, ls5G.-2s ct
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23
WAGON NEanufactory.

CE1Je9z=-45aEzs< Tho subscriber would announce
EFfS>ET to the citizens of Harrison and the
7-ad joining counties, that he has ro-
turned to Clarksburg, with largo lot OF season-
ed timber. and is prepared to do all work in his
line OF business; such US making now wagons, or
repairing old ones. ! am also prepared to repair
carriages in tho best style. l extend cordial
invitation to my old friends and customers to
give me call. aud they shall have the best in
the shop. Having had considerable experience
at the business, ! hope by giving it al my care
age. 5. s.. ......- ,....
l have two new two horse wagons on hand and
for sale. .ss .,.l4.. ~. -.a.
JEFFERSON fletcher.
May 9th, ts56.-tf BY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23
Weston House,

w Kept BY M Mint e Bailey, and now by Joseph
E. Wilkinson ss#fa- -
The proprietor begs leave to inform the trav-
cling public, that he is prepared to give the
weary traveller pleasnn retreat
His table is furnished with the best the mar
ket affords. his bar is supplied With choice Ii
quors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
keeper. The attention of the house is prompt
and ready to give my guest hearty reception.
ask my friends of Harrison, Gimer and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give me call. and will try my best to make
my house their home. JOS. Z. WILKINSON.
WESTON Aug. LIST, lS55-1y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23
axucklRannOna Hotel.

rTIHE undersigned having purchased the WE'LL.
Cooper, and permanently located himself in the
thriving town of Buc khannen is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in Sly lie un-
surpassed in Western Virginia. p
Ills house is large andconforta is pleasant
ly located near the Court house, and has all tho
convenierces for keeping "a first-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford
Every attention will.b paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage; coIhforta-
bio and happy. =. L. d. LoRENIZ,
'iF Proprietor.
Dor. attentive host ers. Z. d. L.
March It'll, 1S56.-1y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23
Virginia Land Agency

HNIlE attention that Virginia lands are nttrac-
l. ting i'll tEis us we'll us the ncighbOring State
of Pennsylvania, has induced the subscriber to
open IN l1~gerstOwn, Washington county, Nd,
An Agency for the sale of
VlrgimIa tteal Estate.
1t is we'll known to the thrifty farmers Of this
section that land Of excellent quality lying in tho
State of Virginia, is selling for one half and i'll
many INSTANCES oMe-third the average rteS here;
and this tact has Induced and is S i'll urging ma
NY to look up homes in tho sold Dominion. n-
To persons who arc disposed to part with their
Farms, Mills, Dlstillcrie,, other Real Estate
an opportunity is now offered which, it is be-
Iievet, must be to their interests to Improve
The conditions which tho subscriber pro-
poses to act Us Agent are, that u description OF
the laud be furnished him, Gan accompanying
plot or chart very desirable, und thut ho be- uu-
thOrlzed to advertise i'll one newspaper published
III llAgerstown, which advertising is to be charge,
able to the owner Of tho land. AS regards my
pay will be willing to take u fair commission
or II preferred fixed Slim. No sales, no churwes
REFERENCES.
Charles Hite, Esq,
Col Isaac Bowman, Shenandoah co., Va
Samuel Richardson. Fsq.,)
Maj. Thomas Briscoe, -t.
Dol. Thomas Hite, Jefferson co., Va,
Meredith llolm. Esq,
Hon. VIM. +. Hamilton, j
Jumes WuTSOn, ESQ.,, : Hagerstown, Nd
Thomas Turbine, Esq, - .....'
Norman Miller, Esq, MurtinSbUrg, Va.
John llclm, Warren county, Va.
~ All letters of enquiry promptly answered.
Address, .-.,.... JAMES IL. GROVE,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Layers
town, Nd.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-23
Notices, Sales, &c. 7.
l Land for Sale.

TN compliance with a decree fEthe Circuit
J. Court OF Barbour county, pronounced in the
case Of George Simon, administrator DE DoNls
NON Of the estate Of John Foy, deceased, David
Eoy' BArbary Foy Margaret foy, aud Elisabeth
the heirs and administrator of Joseph Mccoy,
deceased will sell at public auction, in front
of tho Courthouse door Of Barbour county, on
Court of said county, the tract of land inthe bill
and proceedings mentioned situated on The Buck
hunnon aiYcr. aHf H. igf3
a credit of six. twelve and eighteen months
will be- given. ,ThG3pirchaser executing bonds
with good security bearing interest from the
time Of sale, and IL lien will also be retained us
further security. II .r @. S. HALL, sCom'r.
April oath, 1906 .-my2 81