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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
Charles snffh,

P0RTRAJT, SIGN & HOGsk .rAl;sTnn, DE-,
NeaFIy opposite 4, Crie2 store, Main 81,
Ctarksbufg. Ya.
His shop 10 the Gceond door shove Barnes
Drug Store. He Will also give LESSONS "a draw
ing. Rooms At Dents Hotel. sebI5iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13

lust 90 certain as ak out Of eight OF the legal
~ votes Of these United States Would prefer
MI%IARn FlLLNoEE for their next President,
jgst 30 certain it 10 that those who are owing us
little memorandum aets. and who are not reEu-
laE1y RponouT books will be called upon By biz
exoSllency, tbs Constable, without further notcs.
It is also expected that all peFsOus With whom
we have open acts will call and settle chem.
feh22 u a. Z. BARkEs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
'a'hc Nesyspapel. RECORD.

A COLLECTION OF newspaper facts aud sta
IA tislics, contalnlng complete list OF news.
papers IN the United States, CGnadas aud Great
Britain.
The only reliable work of the kind In the
world. An Invaluable assistant 10 the Editor,
Book PpbI Usher and General Advertiser. Heau.
tifuily printed ON fne white paper, octave size:
This book Will be promptly sent 10 any part OF
the couRtry on the receipt Of three dellara. ad4
Fourth Street, above Walnut, PLiladelphIa.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
DIR. j. M. RoMcock.

LTAVING permanently located himself at
l. ClurksburG, Va, offers his professional scr-
vices to the citizens of Olarksbutg and vicinity
OthCe on Main street, next door TO A. Barnes
Drug Store, where lie Gun always be found e4OOpt
when professionally engaged.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
RnndoInh g. Lnffm1er.

IILOUR and GENERAL COMMISSION
IL MERCHANTS, 66 SoHth street, (Bowly's
wharf, J two doors south Of Pratt gt.
They are prepared 20 furnish bags 70 PefsnHa
consigning grain 70 their address. RaI9 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
Stoycs stoves! stoves Z!

nyls 6m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
COME ON WITH YOUR SAW LOGS
AND TAKE AWAY THE LUMBER

HAVING taken charge Of the Elk OF . Town
IL Saw AliII,'' the undersigned Is prepared
to accommodate the public in his line Of bust
ness, either by RDRCisAstsG THEIR sTocE8. or SAW
He viii aim to keep constantly on band, and
for sale at fair eysEy description Of inul-
Der furnishes, IN the country a share Of pub
lie patronage Is earnestly solieited.
Jos. e. MAHAEEY.
Clarkshpru; .goy. 2sEh. ls55.-6m
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Exciting ,Rumors from Kansas.

We have the following from Leayen-
worth city, under date of May 2Ss il
should be received withzcaution
An extra OF the Westport News. head
ed .'War War r. reached this city this
forenoon, and threw the prosslayery men
here into great excitement. They heldia
private meeting and appointed4a commit
tee of vigilance to attack Leavenworth:
and let no free State men pass. and they
are determined to make arrests of all obs
noxious parties. A company Of men, arr
med with muskets and bayonets, United
States arms, have been parading all the
afternoon. making arrests. They took
prisoner clerk OF the committee of Con-
rress, named Conway, and two witnesses
that had been suhpenaed. Messrs. Parrot
and Miles Moore.
Messrs. Moore and Parrot were ares
ted while conversing with Mr.. Sherman.
Mr. Sherman asked il it was by legal pro-
cess they had taken one of the clerks OF
the commission. Mr.. Wilkes one Of the
party, said it was nOt-that he had no lr-
gal authority, but that he would arrest the
men down on his list. Many others have
been taken. The town is excited, and the
commission fear they must leave. Alar-
ming extras are sent from Westport 10
the border towns. A fight is expected
towards Passowatomie. The last difficult
ty arose at Passowatomie Greek. Some
pro-slavery men tried to drive free
State man from his claim. but he refusing
to GO. they took him and were about to
hang him. when his neighbors came to
the rescue and shot sums of pro, slavery
party. Leavenworth was surrounded by
picket guards. and no oGe suffered TO en-
ter or leave the town, II WAS stated tina,
the whole territory would be placed IN
der military surveillance.
The Republican publishes an extra Of
the Kansas Herald OF the 28th ult., which
confirms the report previously telegraph,
ed Of the murder "f eight pro S@~Sery men
on the Pottowatomie creek hy party oil
free State men. The victims were most
horribly mutilated. In some instances, at.
ter their throats had been cut, their legs
and arms had been chopped Oft their eyes
gouged out. All the pro- slavery families
At Hickory Point were driven OFF at the
point of the bayonct. and theirhorses and
provisions stolen by the free State men
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
'oHN s. GOULD. 800 [wN. A. opsNas

kUhWAhDENU AND IUMMIsoIUIN NIoTf
E chants, Fetterman, Va, Wholesale dealers ~
Groceries, Iron, Salt, Glsss, ETC., cte. GratsIatt
for past fayoFs, solicit n continuance ofpattoal
sspG ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
Livery Stable.

Blacksaaitaiag!
pa Tho subscribers having formed a part
&ANuership in the Blacksnlithng business,
d ~ and taken the shop formerly occupied by
q. ~. McGinuis, near Bartlest's Hotel, are pre-
pared to do any kind of work in their Iine, ut
the shortest notice and upon the most reasno4bls
terms. Ali work warranted.
COLLINS & BASH.
Clarksburg, Feb. 9, 1s9s-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-13
Ruckwheat!

II Am now making At tho Point Mill, an aTtless
J. which when baked ~ q buekwhOst cake esns
not be told from Il. Call and get little Of e.
Also corn and eobs crushed, the very thing for
hG ssssa ss e os'u'' IRA HAkT.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-27

tAsaIT .JoBlNAL LirERAfuss Az snts sos sours-
s!tE rs g;flH READERs.ssssj =. 3fss TAX
vushE SOUTH HAS TOO LONG BEEN DEPENDENT
upon the Northern cities for it's periodical erstute.
The weekly newspapers of Boston, New York. and Phlar
dephia hare swept like food that part the nation
south Of Mason and Dxan's lime, Of them carrying
with them some of the prudiccs of abolitopism and n
cMcahg to greater extent doctrines Injurious To
southern institutions This dependence of fhe nass of
southern readers should be thrown ond is believed
would have been long ago. If there had been cilitie in
the South for the publication of FIRST class literary
THE SPECTATOR, ;,ss..,,fss.,s
Is published by gentleman who has long been connected
with Of the southern dailies and has been undertaken
to supply this wanthat of hightoned weekly paper -
..,. Of Southern interest and character. 4or.,
The general plan of the paper follows: It has eight
pages three Of which filled with the best articles
Literature Science, and the Arts TO the editors
and domestic the interests Of the Farmer[the in
formation this page will be mainly derived from the Az
ricultura Bureau Of the U. s. Patent Ocel; to
oso the operations of the Departments of the Govern
ment and one, during the winter, to report Of tie pro-
ceedngs of Congress: altogether making plan whichw
be rgdy adhered and which uneqned by any paper
in the country, North South. = st'Et
The SPECTATOR is printed type and fine paper
Its qdarto form makes it convenient for binding, and each
most valuable paper for preservation and reference.
Subscription Two dollars year. No paper is sent itt-
out the money Specimen copies can be had applica-
.t.. AUG. F. HARVEY,
p .-..-gr:. e.. r..rf.#.-. Editor and Publisher,
Washington, d. G.
Raleigh, Aug. 12, 855. 10 1OSO-l2tw.
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IA 10 Lila Chi,6 Ksosf3 6oean1 4eE1t mi 49,.
~ y.ai TsyIor slsgaat sci g u
This yoirme IS recorder the sihor,s 80
daring years travel in she above named countries aad
10 convey an acc,rrxe idea Of their present phys
cal and social aspect The results of the writer's
tons are given IN the delightfully."- natural style which
characferizes his previous works. * z''''''
The last Of three comprising the travels 10 Cena
Africa Egypt and India of Of tho most
travellers of the day.. We know of books Of me na
that keep the readers attention SO much alive
Dispatch 4f{S@s ts rt1ai.' ~ - - -.
eauae by any American surpassed by but few per-
sons now living We venture the assertion that this new
book will be generally confessed to be his ana
work "-Elster Asyus. .,,onr
-, as For Sale by 'il'ss r'a W. Il. foMhfsUi.i
Raleigh Oct. 25 1855. a., -. $50 So, W.,
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A. ID. 1856.

A. ID. 1856. ,
TUVHE PUBLIC MAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON
IL BULWER treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
err but whether is perfect imperfect treatment
liffle-the The British
hold Malta and Gibraltar, Hcsoand in the Baltic Cape
and Cevcn the South and East seas, Falkland at
Cape Horn Vancouver the Pacific, Halifax the Bermu
das off Cape HateraSk and Mosquitia Of the Caribbean
sea-thereby commanding the world Of waters notwh
standing all this Havcns still continues put up, and put
down. and put thru Fayetteville ST. No: - Portraits
Of hegvng neamen,s done up and done down and done
brown IN ambrotypic, mezzogr"phc Photographic and da
that cteray every child may recognize his rela
tives and even TOwscr know his
r s. Call Immediately and be satisfied for once!
At the HAVENS GALLERY,
Fayetteville Street No ~ Raleigh G
January g. 1856. l9-tf
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September II, 1855.
CLARENDON IRON WORKS.


--..- WILMINGTON, n e. .-.-
A. III. VANBOKkELEN, Proprietor.
VU0HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
IL entire interest in the " CLARENDON IRON WORKS.,
solicits orders for
Steam Engines, of any power style,
Saw Mills Of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grist and Flour Mills complete,
Parker, Turbine and other Water wheels, ."
Ricr-tcld Pumps and Engines,
I.eavitts Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice ThraslierS
Shngie Machines, SD
Si,afting Hangers and Pullies,
Cotton Gins and Gearing
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns,
Brass
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith WORK of all kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses and Jas.
- THE ESTABLISHMENT. -.
Having been rc-oran;zcd for the express purpose of in
surfing punctnality in the execution of all orders the public
may satisfied that any work which offer will be
promptly delivered according PROMISE auf such work.
hlanship cannot fail To- give satisac,iui.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge Of Of talents and experience, have
no hesitation saying that the work hereafter turned out
shall compare fvorby in respect with that of the
celebrated in the States and prices which will make
the interest of all in to send their orders
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay-and having large force for
that purpose it will prove advantageous person
needing such give the preference without. regard
expense Of sending same from distance.
Orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works"
Wilmington n. c.
AH. yANBOKKELEN.
Oct. Is. 95-tf
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At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR.
"A olinn Mutual Insurance Company, held on the 9th
inst the following persons elected Directors and OH
DIRECTORs: =
]. B. G. R"ulhac Raleigh. ...
Henry ID. Turner, do
sd j. ~ Williams, do t- fr
& Nv 4; f s. 4atehng,, do do: ea.-assE
James F. Jordan, do.
James N. T0wles. do. -t=sFr .E
James E. Hoyt Washington Il
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern.
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ Jones, Edenton.
w. w. Griffin Elizabeth City.
F. F. Pagan, Plymouth.
W. N. II. Smith, Murfreesb0ro.
H. b. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo. A. Smith, Milton
Of. Long, Hillsboro.'
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh. Boner, Salem,
T. Sunny. Ashevi!le.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
J. B: G. Roulhac President
H. d. Turner, Vice President.
john G. Partridge, Secretary
John H. Bryan, attorney. .','
j. Hersman, General Agent.
8: II II. T 5! a;.,sa,.s., Asss1s''s o'""se'.
This Company has been in successful operation over
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes of
perry in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpenine bis
teries) upon favorable terms Its Policies now covor
is in Country and its present capital Seven Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars in bonds properly secured
The average cost OF upon the plan this Com
pany has been less than third of cent
All COMMUNICATIONS in reference to insurance should Be
addressed tc the Secretary, post paid; ~ = I
Raleigh June Il. 1855. ~ S.
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IXON,S HOU SE
FORMERLY MRS. BoRDES's)
Hest .Sile Raik,xnr,k


Vest Side Rait,oad.
GOldsbo rough
lhiS extensive and well known piblic E,tt,:,
been purchased and was rcpened by the Snhh has
reGePtion OF guests on the 4tb inst. ''r 'ne
II Is pleasantly and Conveniently situated in Tho
OF business and directly opposite IN and g centre
Ticket Offices of the Wilmington and W,a I'i OF the
Cen'eisi haf0ad Companies where the cars sta u .e
ARRIVAL ana departure, and where FArHruI e'r
BE WAITING I" take baggage, and give such other ,,
tions as the traveller may REQUIRE '"en o'ner atten-
I TIE HOUSE has been renodeled ,en.;..o.
oughiy renovated from cellar to cnrrat ~ ana NOR
throughout with New Furniture selected with s,;I @
auu arranged with an eye single the comfrts nf H.
ual CUES: or permanent boarder. 20 u Tue cas-
THE TABLE ~ r
auu uecaceS g" the seasons. Foreign as well as dma
markets Will be rendered tributary To- the as aoesc
whch VIII De served in the best STYLE bv ora. PP!
ing and we'll trained SERVANTS - - o'uef'y' oDhg'
r. THE BAR
thoroughly acquainted with his business eonn;;s ~,
knowledge OF what Is due to the rights and contr e
puollc, as we'll as to himself and his e,nnIover Va ne
THE STABLES -
WmSh are among the best in the State have boon n -
the keeping III skilifu and careful manager VIII Iii ~
ways have under his the best and most s,o;s
IL VIII be among the chief cares of the nronr
Oughy groomed w "eAi leu ana thor
rms entire establishment has been purchased and 6tted
OF course 1t will be the interest Of the <hs.r;P t ~
Gsr inc house IN every respect equal to any in the e,nn,
us .nefere trusts that generous public will renev on.
commune me liberal patronage heretofore extended IN The
nouse Wniie under the Of its former prnretress M
VINO gained for it celebrity throughout the entire
So s.if' .-'-.. ga t3G pa 't5 -sit,,, e,
August IA, 1855 ..,s : 5 ~ =" - N ~
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Raleigh, Jan. II, 1855.
VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROP,
N ERCY FOR SALE.=SEYEN HIINlREH q III

VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROP.
" ERTY FOR SALE.-SEVEN HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES OF LAND within one mile Of
the City O Raleigh $50 900 of which are the finest and
most productive low grounds in the State are offered for
sale The cleared ground is in fine till the land 10 be
cleared is wooded grounds This situation is well known
to of the citizens of North Carolina but invite can
iasts from where and be competitors for this
estate life time will pass before such OPPORTUNITY
Will again be presented for q valuable purchase.
have just erected SUPERIOR FIGURING AND
TWO CORN MILLS upon the premises The Mills can be
seen from the Dwelling House, and therefore a the
by the best stream that anywhere found and
will never lack for water, being supplied by Canal well
constructed upwOrds of 5000 yards length and 10 feet
wide, with standing head 17S feet wheel and feet
face.
Below this Mill, and within 400 yards another water DOW.
er can be employed using the water and addition
three other good and constant streams 10 foot oyershot
or an foot breast could be employed for any de-
handed
An extensive varied and choice Orchard is attached to t
premises ~
Further description Of this property deemed needless
Persons desiring to purchase will that it is their inter
est to call and examine When they do So thew will he
better pleased than by reading the above. -
THE TOWN PROPERTY consists of a convenient and
well located lot, with DWELLING HOUSE of six rooms
near the Central Rail Road Depot and other vacant lots
The Town property and other lots adjoining the cy will
be sold at public auction Tuesday our next
Court if not previously disposed Of Terms: one
the other half in six MONTHS with bond and approved
security. All OF which may by application on
$50, WILLIAM F. COLLINS
oan. ~ 1000. ltd
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TO CONTRACTORS.

~
DPOPOSALS ARE INVITED TO CANAL NUT.
IL BUSH Greek, commencing at the bridge on the rad
leading from WILLIAMSBURG to Warrenton, thence up the
creek about four miles,
1t is proposed to straghten the channel Of the
practicable by cutting canal the bends
20 feet wide at top slipping to ID feet at botom-he
depth about etc!aring out the old channel where
it is nearly straight.
Persons wishing to contract requested to visw the
ground and make proposals both tor the canaling and
clearing cut.
Any communication addressed to JAMES TURNER
Wliamsboro, Granville Co., n g., will receive prompt
attention.
January Is, 1856 17-lm.
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PROSPECTUS OF
.sTHE WESTERN sENTINEL.''

"A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
SOLICITED BY MANY CITIZENS OF FORSYTH
Sand surrounding Counties, the undersigned proposes
publish. in the town of Winston. North Carolina
Weekly Newspaper under the above title.
The Increasing public interests of section, and OF
Western Carolina generally the enlarged appreciation of
the of County government seem to favor the
Establishment Winston of journal Of the character pro-
The SENTINEL will be devoted Morality, Pure Lit
erature Republican Principles, General Intelligence and
publisher render il repository of pleasing and pr,a
bic reading faithful record of events, and agreeable
companion to the Home Circle
In matters of public policy both National and State
will yield unwavering support to Democratic measures,
and Jealous advocacy Of the Democratic cause sustain
ing to the height OF its ity the principles of the Balti
Democratic platform of 1851 agreed upon by the
People.
Against the recently organized Know Nothing" or
Native American movement, the Sentinel will take de-
cded and unequvoca ground regarding The creation of
with the letter and spirit Of the Constitution opposed to
every principle of Repubcanism and worthy only the ig
norance and intolerance of darker age. Acting from
firm conviction that honesty, capability and fidelity the
Constitution, tasde from political prncple sufficient
requisites in candidates for Office under Republican form
OF government, we shall oppose organization whether
secret openhat seeks to barrier between the
native and adopted to deprive ether of the rights
and privileges enjoyed under the Constitution and Laws
they stand In short position and sentiment upon this
subject will be: PRINCIPLES birthplace MEASURES
not men. ..+s
The paper will be devotedy attached to the Union of the
States while naintaninga jealous guardianship of their
divdual rights: advocating the only guarantee of the
perpeniiy Of the Union, strict and faithful adherence
under all circumstances, to the Federal Constitution.
With the increased mail facilities afforded blythe compile
ton of the Ncrh Carolina Railroad and the advantages
daily arrival the Sentinel will contain the latest and most
reliable intelligence
Especial care and attention will be bestowed upon the
Editorial Department and with the assistance of intei-
gent hoped that the original portion
While the tune Of the Sentinel upon all subjects will
be fearless and Independent its columns will be entirely
free from The low slang and billingsgae rhetoric
spicuous in some Of the political journals of the day.
The first number will be issued in the month Of April
next. It
The Sentinel will be printed weekly from new type
large Sheet at the price of Two Dollars per year in
advance two dollars and half after six months, three
dollars after the close of the subscription year. To any
procuring ten subscribers paying the cash in adj
vance, the paper will be furnished one year, gratis
F. E. BONER.
December IL, 1856. ~ O.
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK. .-.


.s-- FARE ONLY -. '.-'- 1-'
EuNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
Il the comfortable Steamer MARYLAND, Captain Chas
f. MITCHELL having been entirely retted enlarged and inn
proved in respect is the route between Pc
tersburg and Baltimore once weekly. ...4-"r
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line will
leave Petersburg by the Morning Tram Sunday of each
week at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore in the
course of the night thus securing connection with the
different lines out of Baltimore the following morning in
any direction. . .-. .-. -. - p !
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore on the after.
noon of Wednesday of each week, ut O'clock p NJ and
arrive ut Petersburg by special tran at early hour
next evening.
Farein either direction g.. Forward Cabin passengers
price, but with meals board steamer Mary
land included.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frenchtown line ~
5O for second class do 81 5Omakng the whole fare from
Petersburg to Philadelphia by this agreeable line Sc SO
only for the first class passengers and s. 50 for second
class do including meals tor the latter board the steam
er Maryland. &c.. ~ IL; eailts - -'e1-~.-s4
For further particulars through tickets apply at the
Office of the Richmond Petersburg Potomac Rail Road
Company. tl.t.5 ~ s,,- 20. zi!:s s5ull
RICHARD FURT JR., Ticket Agent ~
S-Fare to Piney Point with privilege Of returning
ut my time during the boat season. 81 only. g - -
X. F., JR, Ticket Agent.
February 81, 1875. 3g--tf