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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
Approximation Prizes.

The two preceding and the two succesdin q
Numbers to those drawing the first IL Prizes will
be entitled to the 4S Approximation Prizes, ac-
eoTding to the scheme. .a -
5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure ofthe Number that draws the $50, 900
Prize. For example, if tho number draw ing the
$4,000 Prize ends with No. l. then all tho Tick
ats where the number ends in Will be entitled
20 $50. II the Number ends with No. 2, then
all the Tickets where tho Number ends in 2 will
be entitled to $40 and so to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
" 10 Halt 81 40
I" 10 Quarter 20
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Oh
Ahort to s. SWAN & Co., Atlanta, Ca,
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
In ordering tickets or certificates, enclose the
money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on
receipt Of which thcy will be forwarded by first
mail.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
SOnt to purchase immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Post OAlce, County and
Remember that every Prizo is drawn, and
9AYaSte IN full without deduction.
All Prizes Of 81 900 and under paid i'm
meoiatsly after the drawing-other prizes at the
Gon. ~ >>'~N'O
An communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tick
- - s4 4stp = OL4ce' .fs.. -. ja23
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
Stoves. sc.

'I1hE undersigned would call the attention Of
l the public to tho ne W. and superior stock of
Stoves now on hand, embracing, many now
SYKES, such as havo never boon in tho county:
Call and 1i see for yourselves; and those who
"A fn;l stock Of Tin, COPPER, Brass and Sheet
Oct. ed, 1856. ... ..-. .--- .-.f,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30

H. kALSTON, has removed his Jewelry Es-
- Enlistment to the room formerly occu-
pied by AIlen Simpson, uoar the Bland Hotel,
T where no has on hand good assortment Of
Jocks Watches, Jewelry, $c.,, which he will
dispose OF Cheap for cash. Persons wishing ar
''cteS in his line, will save money by giving him
G1il before purchasing elsewhere. -. Eta
my 23 " r..' 80. ..,..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
VaiuabIe Farm for Sale!

A fine farrm situate in Jackson County, VAT!
GINA, on Mil Creek, three miles from Inc
ceSrtshoussee, and I miles from the Ohio river
lying on ths Glenyille, Ripley g, Ohio TurnPike'
acres, aresimpr owed, aud nearly all bottom land
Ofsfrsttquaity There is good dwelling mouse s.oas
and the s snSnsossr W to house,
and $50 peach H trees also hay press and cider
mill. 8TERMs Ono third cash in hand, and the
residue as may be agreed upon. Possession e.
ven Immediately. Additional Information. o.
tanned BY application to F. ?. Turner y ri 2
Holt or A. Waugh, Jackson G. H. Va -..h
dec19-6t - ..l. ss.'-' S2. !
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NOTICE..

rEHE Clarksburg Classical and Mathematical
i Seminary will be continued under the care
of the Rev. George a. Smith. Tuition, &C.,
will be same heretofore. Fees payable quar-
torIy in advance. ... 80
The session will commence OH Monday, Feb
ruary lG. Ju 23-3t.
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c,roursSI9 g E Hfissgs!! a as15s Bal,imo, |
piauFSr sSs ,SssR sdaiaSs Jaatiarya7 nss7:F /

1IHSGEoT de tbesk ena'ng' y 0nua'ysS' ShsoE'F
0TYSQAL u eEs9sFEp ~ ). ANY, e
we HPfLks.In good demand Sales at 81 to
S4,9o Per Dbl. - ..t 1. .t2e >, ',,l' - =
;: Burr R7;-sWe quote ,TSl
Wcatern u LAG l6 Common roll 14@l6
0lpdes AZ &c !" LAG, 70 Good r.. 10 GU
ia. BEksw4x,-Sales at &c cts. a.. grrrsl --,tr
fMeoy LESS activity in the market, and prices
droopings ~ 5qggs rz.vr -ey '..a .7T ri
iS5hsulderss $50 81 Hams, plain r-a ~ 12
a-SioesS" SlSb1S9S4A ~ - - ~
hEANsSeSaies OF Mixed al 'oSS"4 =" 'e' N'
s"lssg 93 Oo.is e1a7. a. .g..i.- sE .
COUNTRY SoAf-Saies at Digs S,i ,,..,,I
e1rTLE~AThs Offering ON tnuEsaay ias. S WIS
about 4UO head, al Of when were s nn - 1S Ok
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
Did You KNOW tie

nIDyou know that the. Ist of January, 1857,
IL Is. here 7 It is positive fact, and It is no
Iess 4 positive fact that have many unsettled
accounts at my Office, which must be settled
hope, therefore, friends, you will not neglect
70 como forward at once, and square up by
torking over" the one thing needfut these tight
times. must have money, anil confidently ex-
Peet all those Indebted to mo to comply with
J. F. SHICKEL.
Jan. 9Th. ls57.-iul63t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30

Y IRGINIA-ToSwlr AT Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit. Court for Dod-
bridge county, on the Tth day of January, 1857
Joseph S. TetCr, .-. . oOmplt.
vs.. No.. -..... IL. ... -a'
Marshall Allen and John D. Clute, deft's.
the defendant, Marshall Allen, for certain tract
ofland on the waters of Flint run in Deddridge
county. o. au- 81 's.4a .s.lAa eyis ~ r.s.s =
This day came the complainant by his attor-
that tie Defendant, JohnD. Clute, is not a resi
dent of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that
the said John D. Clute do appear here within
one month after due publication of this order
in his spit. Acopy.Teste, y
20 % r, d. HICKMAN, CHI.
G. 6. 4Ewrs, Alto. for sorapr ti;-7ja16 A. s,s
Wapow GLASS saa Putty ~, q s, A. 4. {
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ApproYimation Pri1es,
$3.50 prizes amounting to $2O4, 900
Whole Tickets, $40 Halves, IS; Quarters, sex
Plan of the Lottery.

Tho Numbers from l to 80 ,ooo corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips of paper, are encircIed with small
tin tubOs and placed in one Wheel. Tho first
3l3 Prizes are similarly printed aud encircled,
are placed in another Wheel. The wheels are
then revolved, and a number is drawn from the
Wheel of Numbers, and at the same time Prize
IN drawn from the other Wheel. The Number
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the
the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until the
Pfi1ea are drawn out
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
WOOIlcn Goods.

4 TTENTIoN of tho public is called to q
large assortment of Tweeds, CassinettS'
leans; PULLED Linseys, Fiauncls, De-. purchased
directly from the manufactory:
. -. . JOHN IRWIN.
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900 LBS. BACON for . sale, R ,..;;
Nov. Is. 1861 If: s77.a ell, 80, 80 ,' 2. -
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J. II. NGurphcy,

DAGUERREAN and Gnbrosypc artist, hay
- ing purchased the apparatus 'of Mr. hlch-
and would say to all those wishing Pictures to
give him call. - - .s... -as IN .-s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
Take Notice,

z That shall, on the 2ath daysof February,
to he read in evidence upon thet trial ofe Cham
cory cause pending in the Circuit Court OF liar,
rison county, in which | am ComPi9lH441I ana end
you are Defendants. WAN. R.sBENNE4 J. I
~ n -. - -, WILSON, P.5Q.. !
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
DIR. 'NhOEnns IDaiIey.
ATTORNEY AT

OFFERS his professional services TO tho cit.
" zens OF CIarkSburg and vicinity. For tho
p sent he may be found ut the Northwestern
hotel. jy,l2l7
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
,4AttOrmey at Law.

81, 1 s,,s. 81. GEoRss, Tucker Co.. va.
FI1HEEpnaers.gnsd would take this methOd TO
L inform his friends aud the public generally,
thathe-h has taken up his residence at 81. George.
the county. seat 0f tic new county Of Tucker Tor
the PnTPOse Of engaging In ihe practice Of law.
pro: ptIattsnton,,,.as sliuiissg-57 .r
HaseI ~ 7iSAMUELrPt WHEELER.
August i5th, 1856, s.r,-os,..,.r
Direct 70 WestefnfOrd, Tucker County, Va.
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Jno. s. Fishcr,,3..E,

IL, RI 81 GAOs S-sgyk'4ESAlG ltstf.ss "a. eq-
n. nslA ATTORNEY AT Law, 20
snRuGKHANSON, Upshur Cos,eyass
v a1sthotr, Randolphs p Harrisoni andivIseRis
counties. and pay prompt attention toths COL
lectiolFof all claims entrusted 10 linn. 5iss3
.si2o.91Ap - REEEREScEsa: y5h d'is oiaIh.saI
Messfs. o'Btieh, Gtaffiin g. Ransda Kelly,
Ball, ,Criss 8 Co.; Hopkins, Lake s. sH6rden;
sGIasltas, Adles& Hartman Msssrs. KiSs, c.
fey q Howe, BALTIC. Mr.. L, P. Bayne, ESQ, Of
the ilrm Of Selden, Withers 8 Co. Washington,
2. c. Msssrs. VIM, 0has Bayns, Alexandria,
Ya.SIelrh Lorentz. Weston, Va. Ap26.lYn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30

ELIJAH Watkins, John swiger, SiIas N
IL sapp, PeterR. Swiger' Jon" w. nor NO
Ferdinand Y . Hornor, ChnELes 3. flIcne F -.
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Watch-Maker 81 JeWellcr;
.-... WESTNM VA .,......

January Z, l857.-l6 If. - = 07F :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
A BOOK FOR THE TINES

Under this head the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce
announces forthcoming work, by Rev. DR.. Stiles,
to which pays the following emphatic tribute. DR..
Stiles vas formerly pastor OF the United Preabyte'
rian Church in this city, and has hosts of warm
friends and admirers in our midst:
A distinguished clergyman OF the New School
Presbyterian Church is about 10 publish work
which will create sensation in the religious world
and especially among the clerical profession. 1t re
lates to the question Of slavery-more especially as
connected With the pulpit. end with domestic mis-
sions. The author is native Of the South, and is
perfectly acquainted with it's institutions For
number of years he has resided At the NORTH aud 10
now the much -easemed pastor OF Congregational
Church ir New England. We have been permitted
to read or hear considerable portion OF the work. in
manuscript, and unhesitstingy pronounce it the most
interesting and valuable treaties slavery tha. We
ever me- with. II the American Tract Society are
going to publish books OH that subject, (which
hope they will not here is precisely adapted for
circulation at the North where there is surprising
Ignorance on the subject in many minds, which
other topics are intelligent and we'll informed. 1t
will make volume Of about 800 pages. Persons
who have heard or have read the powerful speech
of Rev. DR.. Stiles, now Of New Haven. at the Pres
bytsran General Assembly in Detroit, in 1850, will
be glad TO know the gentleman is the author Of
the forthcoming work. The publishers are not yet
designated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
U,IIrAx June l6-The steamer Europa, from
Liverpool with dates to the 9th Instant arrived mere
this forenoon.
The steamer Indian arrived out on the ith inst.
The news is neagre and Of no particular import
The British Parliament had assembled, but nothing
important had transpired.
The United States steamer Niagara had gone to
Portsmouth to make certaliLfepalrs.
The disorders in Belgium have been suppressed
and quiet prevails.
The Manchester market had been interrupted by
the Whsun holidays.
MARKETS-Cotton dull-closed with declining
tendency, chiefly on inferior qualities Little inquiry,
and prices weak Sales Of Friday estimated at ouOD
bales Sales of the week 10000. Orleans fair SO;
middling Is 10; Mobile fair l-S mlddling ii'lo;
upland fair 4; mddling - Stock of American COT
ton j2 900 bales. Total stock in port 5S 00o bales.
Coffee Cnffse is almost the only article IN .he
market tor which tue demand is ut all active. For
this article however, the market Ia actve ana puoy
ant We have reported to day sales OF ioo osgs low
grade aud rejected Rio at lO4alOi cents, and oi 2oD
bags good do. at Ii cents. Holders of coffee are
very firm in their views, and none OF them are dis
posed to sell unless at full rates. We quoe liio Col
se today at lUal0i for ordinary Ia cents tor
fair, IL Inlli cents tor good to prlms LaSusyra 90.
at l23al3 cents and Java DO. at 10 cents. Inc oas
Sophia arrived to. day from Rio, with advce' to the
Ilih of Nav. The news brought By her ia quite ia,
vOrabls tor holders OF coiise:
BresdstutTs s-Flour is dull and prices are L. rs.
GIL. lower on tho week. Wheat is very dull and ID.
lower. Corn isquiet.
Other circulars quote wheat dull aud 2s, lower
Flour is dull at 6I Is lower. Corn s steady. The
weather has been favorable for the crops. Flour Is
Guoted as follows Western Canal 3ls. 32s; Ohio
IL. 10. I'd. Wbeat-Red 81. I'd. "a. Id; white
Ga. a Ga. cd. Corn-Yellos 39s.; white 40s.
LONDON MaRxErs.--Bsrugs London circular
QUOTES Breadstuffs are quiet aud steady Sugar is
dull. Turpentine is heavy at former rates.
Meials-Irou is dull.
American securities are steady
Money market unchanged.
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=. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.,,,sxp DAILY, srnrwEknr, AND WEIkI''
'r'i', ,sr pIrCHIR & DUNNAVANT.
TEL Il ii s;

,.ur Paper. seven dolar' Per snnu% and At the
t.so eight Nv eekly five dollars per snnum, aud
al months; 81 six eopss for so es e
Weekly EaS@s .sr in sdvsnce When letters containing
ss ?st Sv ms they must be 'asi'ssred or they
sgasS a.e .ss 's. lax Of tine writer's.
vi. oe 81 'as FIRMS OF ADVhRTISlNG.
~ r>sr1sER-FoI TEN Ines or lees, hrst
Is ras S esn. snd every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
s e:s swses os s,sS Or ,a,ss nss ss.
wss a.ty inserted only week fifty cents
iyI zach !n.tor rrryIr For TEN hncs or less, nrst
Is THE :ersnyre cen,s for each subsequent insertion
iasrtea bsn inserted only once week seventy 1--we
ss S[ S%STrIy-For TIN lines OF less. arss nsst'
l0n sre charged S35 tor square OF ten
~. SO or snd in that Proportion ior ho sa,
'ef':i''".st 'ef'ast"."t sieo. paper ucludedo
- Al oL,usres and Tributes of Respect exceeding
~ ,'n.. ar. chsI 81 for advertisements.
on: .:sr distance must be accompanied with the
INV or satisfactory references. to insure executon
al due 10 t!s offce may be RENTED per man tn
available Bank notes, If registered at the rek OF
.
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THE RENCoNTRE WITH FUGITIVE SLAVES.


The Cincinnati papers contain the particulars OF
the sffray between several United States deputy
marshals and two fugitive slaves IA man and wifsl in
that city. who had escaped from Col. Withers, Of
Cov;ngton, KY The Gazette Gays they were found
concealed in house ou Vine street, and then adds:
After knocking at the door and obtaining no an
.wer, one of the posse, John C. Elliott, climbed up
and 2eeped through the transom, and SAID The slaves
must be inside for he say their dinner, Ia number o.
dishes containing food we're on table in the apart
msnt.) He then crept partly through the aperture
over the door and exclaimed "Here they are!' 1.-THE
slaves it seems, in small apartment adjoining
tho main one,j and Immediately after half fell and
half leaped hack, saying be was stabbed. AT this
momen. the door was burst open. revealing the male
slave armed with sword cane, and pistol was fired
by one of the party wounding tine slave, who tell to
the hoor He was Immediately leaped upon by the
marshais, aud though he made stout resistance, WAS
diaarmed and hound.
The wound of the marshal is in the left breast, just
above the heart and Of the slave in the abdomen
Both Of them are seriously injured, and was thought
on Saturday they would die; but at a late hour on
Sunday night, thsy we're improving, and the proba
b;Iity was they would recover.
The slaves we're taken back to Covngton without
the enst opposition after satisfactory hearing OF the
case be! fore United States Commissioner Newkirk, by
whom warrant was issued for the arrest of W. Con.
nelly who il is alleged secre'ed the slaves. Several
United States Marssls went in pursuit Of him Satur-
day evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19

CRABB'S EXPEDITION.

The following are the names OF the unfortunate
persons who fell in the late llbustsr expedition TO
Sonora, in Mexico:
San Jcaquin-Henry a Crabb.
Contra Cos,ra-R Wood. w n McCoun, NJ
Porter. F Perkins. Tucker, George Gill;
Tuolulnue-John u Ox!ey, ID Mcdowell, II l.
Watts. Bei,j Gi!lion, Geo f Hoyt, Wm Wilson
Taos Coates DR. Thos j Oxley, Chas Parker, Jas
McGray T K Taylor John Edmundsun. DR. Evans
Charles Lewis, VIM Anderson, McFaul, Jas
w Woods, Samuel KENNEL, W Miller, j g Gar
rson, WIN Randolph, VIM Allen, Thomas Grain
A Allen, E Chaplin, 5 Bunker, b Quarles w Van
dorne
Snlsno--Robert NJ Holiday, Thos N Maupin, B c
Hendricks. VIM Stephenson, Hugh Seaton.
Marin-Ge King, John Lamarue.
San Francisco-J w Evans, John H Cortelyou, F
B Wilder, Richard Perry.
Yr.ka-Chas w Tozsr, Robt c Wood,
Uuknown-F Hobenhsuaen. Hiue, Robt Rut-
ton, Edward Kaufman, w Madison, E o Wilcox
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
DIED

DIED at Park Forest the residence of the Hon Marx
Alexander, the l7;h OF May. in the iih yeRr q b.
man. Esq OF Mecklcnburg county. Virginia ani iec.'
ter oil the late Gov James Turncr OF North taoLnn-
Thus in the prime of life. hath plra.ed Almighty pt
tn take from us dear friend, and while we rrst over
most deeply deplore her irrepsrate loss Yet We "e
LETT us the sweet OF knowing that dea iour
her willing to resign all that hr held dear on earn 'rd
whose bourne no traveller Is the ul possession
of NIL Of her faculties che yielded u? her soul 10 God w
that coplcnce in his nrGe ~ns ,,I nnr n, ' % 40
nrs 80 rst she had been consistent and 7cIiuu4
member of tlc Ep.cop1! Church using all the moan II
t prH cause of religion generally The writer tbs
nnor tribute can pay her higher compliment than
sav she WA generous, kind, ami charitable, which l.
TO- .,,s.ted by the grateful remembrance in which
,j ever be held by those oil her neghbSrs who n.d.i
hcr a.sis,snce and so abundantly received it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
Ey THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

r,urRrAS | have xscertained from the returns
" rasde by rhe officers holding the election tor an
49, General of this Commonwealth to supply the
49, cceasioued by the resignation Of Willis r. Bo'
>a, S s., ina, JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER has OBJ
c%A a,orry OF the votes cast in the SAID election;
..o, do hereby proclaim that the said John Ran
s fucker has been duly elected Attorney General c!
N. Commonwealth. ,.,o, -,
;s. Commonwealth this 18th day Of June. le5!.
/. ' HENRY A. WISE.
ss tie Governor GEORGE w. MuSSoRD
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
CHAECERi.-samualo O. Bunch
v and Malinda g., his wife, Plaintiffs,

Against
John Perkins, deceased, Rhoda Perkins Andrew Per-
ins James Dysart, Administer of Alex c. Seurgesnt
deceased Susan C. Basket John NJ Perkins and Virginia
his wife, James Fitzwater surviving husband and the
children Of Sarah E. Ftzwater, whose names and num-
Der are unknown, Philip. John P and John 5. Timber
lake. John D. Perkius David A. Perkins, John Sanford
and Mary F. bis wife, and John Thompson. and Sarah
his wife Defendants
In decree rendered on the 25h day Of April 1851
the Circuit Court of Louisa county In fhs sut OF tns
above name and style i. among other things ordered
that one Of the Commissioners OF the said Court shall
take state and Settle FIRST accouDt OF the said william
Perkins, as Executor Of John Perkins, deceased, and
second legaee account the said Executor ana
the egatees of the said Johu Perkins deceased in doing
which any exparte settlements heretofore made are TO
be regarded prina faca correct with liberty however
for sny parties interested surcbarge and fasy the
same.
The parties plaintiffs and defendants hereby not
fed that Commissioner Of the said Court, have ap-
pointed the 18th day o. June the time and Of
6ce Louisa Court House, In said county, the place
OF taking the said accounts which time and place thew
hereby required to appear before me with althngs
necessary to enable mo 70 take and state the same
Given under my hand a. Commissioner of the said
Court this 2lst day of May, 1857
HENRY w. MURRAY Commissioner
Commissioners Office, Louisa Court House.
Nav C6-cVlu
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Runaway In JAIL.

WdS committed TO the jail Of Prince William county,
w On the lin day Of april last, Negrcss. who calls
aeFseIt ELIZA HARRIS, and who says she is free The
sd -sess is abou, L. 50 years Of age che about
e IN heishl ole, ably heavy made with broad features
AID hsh cheek bones The ead necress has been living
i':s Sa Ran Mountains somh or years, not far from
~ ho-ouehtsre MIs She has the back OF her
-S ":c extends 10 the edge OF the hair and which is
'0Ss :? CT J!nchcs diamc,cr-snpDosed 20 have been
s'd by burn The OF the said negress is hereby
.1, 10 cola" !,:wGrd, prove property. pay charges,
'aa 'ts- hes away within the time prescribed by law
1.f"ise size will be dealt with ae the law diracte.
Gay l@c~6w JAMES A GOODWIN, Jailor
= VIRGINIA Sentinel please copy, for six weeks, end
l!ssf9 III 70 tho ,ubscriner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
THE GOvERNOK OF VIRGINIA.

HH-HEREAS, Judge George w. Hopkins has resisn
w ed his office Of Judge OF the Seventeenth Circuit
,,s hs resignation has been accepted 1y the Executive
ss,,.cre in conformity law the Sheriff OF each OF the
c5sn:e. OF smyth. Tszewell. Washington Russell SCOT
sr an election for Judge OF sud Circuit, to he held
Thursday the twenty third day OF July next, at the
r,ces prescribed by law.
G;-sn under nv hand as Governor and under the seal
n; the Commonwealth, at Richmond this 18th day
J. =. OF June. 1857. HENRY A. WISE.
.r.he Governor GEORGE w. NUSroEo, Secretary OF
,.sIommonwcal.h ,.s June l3-ctoe.