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Lottery Schemes.
swan s. Co.'s LotferIes!-
NEW ANDlBRILLIA.N1 Il SeHE ME

k Capital Prize, Seo,o0oi
Tho fcllowing scheme viii be drawn by Swan
&s!Co;:, Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy
Lottery, in each of their. ttefies for December
1857, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, 70 which city they
have removed their Princi pal office.
Class 65, to be drawn in the city of ABGTsTA,
Georgia. in public, on Saturday, December
9Th, 1857. lla Il, t4ies ,s-if y
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18th. 1857. (. =
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Georgia, in public, on Saturday, December
10th, 1887.
Glass Cd, to be drawn in the City of AUGUSTA,
Georgia, in public, on Saturday, December
goth, 1857, on the plan of Single Numbers.
Fire Thousand four Hundred Prizes!
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j. III. nIurDhey.

DAGUERREAN and Ambrotype artist, hav-
" ing purchAsed the apparatus of ar. Rich
mond VIII continue the business IS heretofore,
and would say n all those wishing PictlEes 70
give hita o eajl. Hifk
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uARRIsoN COUNTY Circuit court, Fall
IL Term, 1857.
N. A. Shuttleworth
VS.. (In Chancery.)
Jacob @. M tier, administrator of the estate of
z. Walton, and others.
It was ordered that the report Of Commi ssion-
er Lewis, made in the above named cause, be
re-committed to him. Additional (roof is re-
port of their claims. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified t hat
have appointed the LIST day of December, 1857,
at my Office in Clarksburg, Va, Is the time and
place of receiving proof Of said claims, when
and where they will attend with their evidence.
no6 At NORYAL LEWIS, Com'r.
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10 thcPubIic.

TNAKE NOTICE. that the subscriber has on
l. hand now two horse wagons, made of the
best material the country can afford, W ich he
will scl. Persons in want of good wagons are
requested to call and sec him before buying elss-
where. JEFFERSON FLETCHER
July 31st, 1S57.-au7 If.
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Wheat Wanted.

ME subscriber will pay the highest market
Il price in cash, for good marketable Whea
delivered ut the Point Mill.
GEO. w. HOFFMAN.
October I'd, 1S57.-tf.
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Tho above sale is postponed until tho frst day
ofthe January term 1859 OF the county Court
Of Harrison county. EDWIN MAXWELL,
Dec. 18th, l857.-lS At Commissioner.
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BOOKS.

y house, Clarksburg, have for sale, cheap for
cash, large assortment of School and Miscella-
neous Books, to which they will add all new and
interesting publications as they appear from the
eastern publishing houses. [oc16 1y
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Remedy for Piles.

~ S. GRIFFIN. has on hand and keeps con-
ID. stantly for sale at the Post once, Ger
tain Temedy J. fOfstbe RiIes. l5The.Iemedy can be
safely sent 70 any part of.the country by mail:
Instructions for using accompany each box. !
y-Price, sell 9n
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-18
DR.. KANE'S IIRST NARRATIVE.
The United States GrIhneII EXPEDITION
in search of Sir John Franklin,

in search Of Sir John Franklin,
During the years ls5O-5l.
A PERSONAL Narrative, by Elisha Kent
"A Kanc, NJ. d., U. S. N. Ono volume SvO.,
upwards Of $50 pages, containing zoo steel pIptea
trait of Sir John franklin, being the only ono
ever engraved in America. Also, Biography
OF Franklin, by s. Austin Allibone, Esq. $500
This work IL totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition, and embraces mnch valuable
and interesting matter never before published.
1t should he owned by all who have purchased
the last Expedition, as it makes DR.. KRne's
works complete.
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a. RI. DaYfssOn.

n THU n " Y n n u n w
CfHrkSbuFg, Val
WILL strictly attend to all businsss e1itFast-
wv cd TO his care, in Harrison and tie, join
ing counties. tmar2S-tE
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Extracts and Perfumery,

TAMES & BROTHER, opposite the Court
- house, Clarksburg, have ON hand large and
tine assortment of Flavoring extracts and Per.
fumery, to which they call the especial attention
of the ladies. ocl6 Nv
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Clarksburg Rifle Factory,

EO. II. EARNEST, Successor of ]. B.
~ Wright,) would inform the public that he
has opened shop on Kinchcoe street, CInrks-
burg. Va, where he is prepared to do all kinds
of work in his line Of business. Rifles, of all
kinds, made TO order, in the best manner, and
upon the shortett notice. Rifles, Shot Guns,
Pistols Sc, repaired. myl5 tt
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OF THE PRESBYTERIAN cHURoH:
rTHIs new and splendidly- illustrated work
L Conc large volume, in uniform style with
the superb volumes of DR.. Kanes Arctic Explo-
rations, is the joint effort of the above-naTped
gentlemen, who, rs travellers aud as missions
Tiea, land one in an official position as acting
Secretary Of the United States Legation at Rio,)
have had long aud varied experience in land
full ofinterest, whether we regard IL Is natu-
raj, commercial political or moral point Of view.
Price, $500.
sas aoG SS w, % sIS5
ed price. Agents wanted.
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Notice.

do OOO-AGENTs WANTED, either LII
DI,UUU dies or Gentlemen, in every town
and county in the Uuitcd States, to engage in u
gentccl business by which they can make from
81 900 to $4,000 Il year.
For particulars, address enclosing stamp,
S. ~. DEWEY s. CO.,
Box ISL, Philadelphia, Pa.
aur2S let.
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James IL. Mclean,
AT Lawn.

~ HNN.E ~ HsNVN1
Buckhannon, Tpshnr, Co., va.
WILL practice In tho courts Of Randoiph,
w Barbour, CPshuF Lewis aud HArrisos..
5e3h b, 5s..,3 FsFe5 -
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$seo,ooo
5,49o Prizes amounting to $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters az.
Plan of the Lottery.

Plan of the Lottery.
The numbers from to $4,000, corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets printed on
separate slips of paper, are encircled with small
tin tubes, and placed in the Wheel. Tho first
4so Prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed in another wheel The wheels are then
revolved, and q number is drawn from the wheel
of Numbers, and at the same time Prize is
drawn from the other wheel. Tho number and
prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the
audience, aud and registered by the Commits
sioners; the Prize being placed against the num-
Der drawn. This operation is repeated until all
the Prizes are drawn OUT
APPROXIMATION PRlzEs.-Tho two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first eight Prizes will be entitled to the
SO approximation prizes. For example: if tick
ct No. 1850 draws the $50, 900 prize, those tick
cts numbered 1124s, 1920, 1921, 1889 will
each he entitled to $500. 1fticket $50 draws tho
$50, 900 prize, those tickets numbered 54S, $40 1.
ssh, $50 will each be entitled to $3.50, and so on
according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by
the last figure of the number that draws the 500
600 prize. For example, if tho humble drawing
the go 900 prize ends with No. l, then all the
tickets where the number ends in ] will be emit :
tied to 500. If the number ends with 2, then all
the tickets whore the number ends in will be
entitled to 500, and so on to o.
Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates which is the risk.
80 Doo1. IN JuI,o1o 400
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Charles 8. Iewis

'AIIORNBY At Inv, = flt
WTILL practice In Tho Circuit and County
w Courts Of HurriSOB, Barbour and UpSIur
counties. Address ~CtarkabuEg, Va.
jylSly go
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TN OHAECERY: In the Circuit Court Of liar
L rison county: Spring torn, 1857:
Jacob ii. Fortney, Complainant,
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FRoM CALIFORNIA The California mails by the
Illinois, contain nothing ST importance. The papers
a,ccuat for the defalcation of Col. Hazthy melter
at the Mint by saying that The wastase at the Mint
10 immense, owing to ths badly ccnstructed chin
sys and fues A large amount of fine gold dust O.
pes and lodged in the chimney and upon the ROOT
OF the Mint and adjoining horses The sweeping,
'rcm the roofs of Davidsons buildings amounted tc
three hundred ounces Eleven hundred and eighty
ounces were collected from the chimney after two
and half months work.
Mr Chsres Gross, a merchant from Yreks, fell
dead in the ball room of Assembly Hail. while en-.
Gagged in dancing on the evening of the 20 ult
Deceased we a native of It Lou'1 Mis,.s rcd
% years Cause Of death, os'ifcation Of the heart
Mice lace after profitable engagement at Saora-
memo, ha7 gone to Levads
The homestead of General John A. Gutter was 20 d
few dayse o bv thu hsrif for the ,um of BI4 GEO
Pie old pioneer, however, is - retain possession
h. beautiful " Hook Fan
Absorbing to the "S+-ts Register" an invaluable
work recently "sued from the pre-, Cslifo. ala con
taos 507 C67 inhabt4pts.
Fhs Fourth of July will be more generally cele
breted throu ghout the State this year than usual
tive preparations already foot in several of the
counties,
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h1Co100n0 uHfheu, J0uo ~, 1870
TCBACCO.--Rbs breaks Of Tobacco are still
l1e. but the receipts have not been large the last
wsek We have to notice an advances In Lugs Conn
mon Lesfand fins Manufacturing enr.- We au.te
inferior Lug. 3. SsA1fi1; Good s'1i0i7; Fine Mem
ufacturtyg SI3Di4; shipping St24n1S4 Interior
Lesfs1s0i4; Good al4AD,5t Fine shopins sl6aB
l7fDf8; Fine etemriug, sesrse Al6DS174 Good
Manufacturing Slh0 SIS; Fine s20O2501f D2sd40
055i fine fancy wrappers st Sa5 $50, $40, $50. S76,
FLOUR Nothing doing and none arriving Of con-
sequence The limited. sales to the trade are al
former prices, viz: ss.zs0s5o for supsrtae % for
WHEAT The little arriving sells at former quo.
tstioos, viz Sl6o for prime Red, s1.7a for prime
CORN .fhe market IL very irm st IS cts Orders
for this resi,n Of the DanvlIe raj Dad not 90
merous; but q heavier demand has sprung up la the
direction of Lynchburg
OATS We quote maximum at So cts
BACON The stock IL light and the demand lin.
tied We quote hons sides 1871 0l3l cts: Shoulders
i1l3i'4 Hams l40I5 cts for plain and finc7
sUGARS-Raw Sugars: New Orleans. zone In
market; Cuba 1Oi0li4s.; Porto Rico liDllic Rein
ed Sugars: Loaf l5c Crushed and Powdered IA
cents; A. Coffee lSi cents B. Coffee l93 cts c Coffee
MoLAssEs I'VE quote New Orleans IS to zoe
Cuba Sc; Porto Rico 72 to 75c.
COFFEE.-Wa quote Rio I0IDI2c Laguayra $50
Isle; java 153 % 6c; Mocha l64 6l7c
WHlskEf--Ws quote sit05A cts. per gallon
By telegraph.
New YoRk, June 29 =. Flour buoyaut; Etate &c :
30D6 81; Ohio Sc 7067Sl Southern 81 31GD7 S.
White chest 3 81 Mixed cJ.l 81; white SO 095
Stocks dull an lower.
BALTIMORE, Jure s9..-.Flour firm; Ohio 81 Is;
Howard street 81 80. Wheat unclaimed. Corn
buovant; white 8709o yellow 851ba7
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PASSWORDS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, Par.
rish unsste :, from New York:
JsKeeler; r d. Adams; J Stevens; Huber; 8
Breeder; J Grsnt; Dsdd h Palmer; A Goodwin
A Hawes Ell Pussley; r A Samson; Blow; j
Connolly lady anu 2 chidren Rev Fitzgerald;
Mr. Connolly and nurse; Miss MoCaw; Miss NJ M
McCaw; Mrs A L McCaw; stratton; Miss Cad
well; Julius Krohel; 81 Silcox; Lumsden; John
Thornle7; Mrs Gallaher; Mrs Cope; 7 Shields; C
Morft; Mrs Stuart and child; Mrs Captain N Smith
Mrs M r Charles; Mrs r Young; Mrs E A Campbell
AND daughter; Miss Denns two sisters and nurse; J
Higgins and IA In steersge.
Also from Norfolk-fhos A Hardy; VIM Thcmsa
Hardy; C Wardell; Myers; N Nash; Geo Todd; L
b Scott; 81 V Moore Patton; Samuel Breedsn;
o Sullivan; w Fl Plessants; Chc1 l. Cooke: A Over.
tugh; Chas Blanchard; w Goodsou; Fl M Morris
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HYGtIA HOTEL, OLD POINT. }


June Goth, 1857, O'Clock, A. NJ
Before making my morning toilet, or starting out
upon the beach, to snuff the morning breeze, sa-
lutte you.
Hon W Reed, Minister to China, is the lion
here now. He starts his mission in two or
three days Hon II Winter Davis, of Baltimore,
arrived yesterday, and is domiciied here. Two
large ships are off the Point One the Minnesota, is
to take Mr. Reed to China the other, the Ply,
mouth is practice ship, and is destined for En.
gland, believe
There are about 300 gue.ts in the Hotel, among
them noticed several gentlemen from Richmond,
and any quantity Of crinone Indeed, you may
rel satisfied that Richmond is we'll represented ia
that staple and fer -fu the bellies (all of the)
here are wearing their dresses too short at one end
they'll catch cold
Lord Napier, British Minister, has engaged
rooms here, and is expected on every boat Judg
pg ftom the present, predict brilliant season for
Old Point Milk and peaches, aud raw tomatoe 8
were plentiful yesterday for dinner, and hog fish
are very much disposed 10 accommodate Mir. Segar
with auy number of their tribe.
MIR Smith, the Superintendent of the dining
room has had the doors to that department conside
rably enlarged, to accommodate the increased ex
pauson of the female dress and as crinoline is
rampant l think i: q most excellent alteration -
There are FIVE companies In the Fort, and most
excellent and. which discourses "sweet SOUNDS
every evening.
Toe Norfolk markets are still dull Sales on
Change Saturday very light Iquote corn mixed
at "a cents, with a downward tendency. -
The fremen, at a general meet ng on Saturday
night recommended Col N G XII 6 to he Council
as Chief Engineer of the Fire par nent.
The new Hotel Association old ~ adjourned
meeting this day at II, A. M. PERCUSSION.
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DIED.


On tho 9th inst. Of 90 ,rlet Fever, JANE kE-
BECCA, sssd year and III months. daughter OF
Esry and Jane Corbin.
That once loved fern. now cold an dead,
Each mournful thouaht employs;
We weep earthly ,mfori1 fad,
And withersd ell our Joys
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of Time,
When What we now deplore
Shall rise in full immortal prime
And bloom to fade more.
CT Culpepper, Charlottesville and Alexandria DE-
pers please copy
On MONDAY, June 80, four days illness of Scarlet
Fever, WILLIAM woODHORD. son of Thomas 9
Avis, aged Z years and months.
The friends and acqusint,nces of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral day al
10 O'Clock. from the residence Of Mrs. Mary Avis
on Fifth street.
Our Iittle William bs1 left us to moan,
He's gone to Heaven, happier home;
No more will he csll his sister and play,
For Jesus has called him, and we must obey.
On Yesterday morning. at half past 5 o'eloek, Mrs
BRIDGET sEAGERS, in the 4lst wear OF her age
q .tive Of the city of Limerick, Ireland.
The friends ofthe family requested 10 attend the
funeral from St Peters Cathedral, this (Tussdsy)
evening, at 4 O'Clock.
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CORRESPo NDEECE OF THE DIsPATCH
PETERSBURG, June 90.
refreshing shower, this morning, gave to the
general condition of suffer- humanity a brief
but delightful respite from long season of sultry
and parcniHg weather. The cornfelds are flourish
ing under its benignant influence; and the delight
full air exbal from the luxurious groves and subs
urban retrests of our floral arisocrats, vies with
the refreshing phyrs that daily among the bowers
of Hesperides.
In the Mayors court, this morning, . gardener
f'om the land O. cakes, who goes by the botanical
name of Bush was arraigned for drunkenness
Il seems that the shrub" being an exotic
trimmed himself up, on Sunday evening" and iir.
rigated' his intellertr Il soil with q strup or two
of blaze-faced rum. He was discharged with q
warning"
The health authorities are using their best ex
ertions at present for the sanitary condition of
tue city and need scarcely say that never has
Guy Observed more, such precautionary treatment.
| SLouId matters of this nature be continued with
he ssme spirit of promp!ness and duty during all
uno' We may have something yet to boast of
t"hich we have never had bsfore) Ia our Depart.
| ment of Health
Recorder Britten issued warrant this morning.
against James M Lee, at the instance of Mr. Mur.
doak, Ct the firm of r. ,ys er & Co., who charge,
Eim with stes ling between fit,y and sIxtv dolisrs
| sorth u goods. The ware n was placed in the
| Janus OF oncer PeteFPca, who took the accommo.
,'n Train 70 you're and understand arrest.
s ~ Zee AZ The depot, withouI d fiji :ulty. He was
o'ousnt over this evening and but for the speedy
nlesne taken by the p lice. in providing hack
| ana oriVing on. woula Lave beeo hurried 10 III,
IVer III tne arms Of al ind ynsut mob As the
carriage roiled away about one hundeed foiiowed
sIler, nowhns hlssins' aud yelling In his ears
=
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&c RESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH
GoRDoNsvILLE, June 90
A terrible murder committed within three
miles of this place. il Louisa county, on Saturday
last, and the supposed murderess has been arrest.
ed and committed to prison for trial
A gentleman named Hail. with his family, had
moved to the place CT the murder three days be
fore its commiitsl, and hired a negro girl, aged
fifteen yeas, from Mrs. Maria Thompson of
Louisa. On the morning of the occurrence Mr.
Hall left home at an early hour for Gordonsvil!e,
and about 10 o'clock received Information that 3
wife had been murdered fastening home he
found Mrs II. lying in the yard near the door of
house, cold in death--her skull fractured in seye.
raj places, and her clothing, breast and armF,
dreadfully burned An inquest was held over Il q
body during the day when the servant girl W. q
examined, and stated that a short time before the
murder Sue started to the wood pile 10 get turn of
wood, when she saw negro man passing along
on the outside of the fence, dog following him
on the inside. She watched him till he peIsed out
of sight, and then went after the wood. She had
only been gone but short time when she heard
Mrs Hall scream, and Fastening 70 the house
found her lying in the floor, in a dying condition,
her clothes being on fire.
Mr.. Hall testified that when he left home the
servant girl had on a wooden dress, and when he
returned she wore the same
Mr. Shifst testified that when the girl came to
his house she had on a cotton Dress which was
found where it had been concealed and on which
were various marks of blood The shovel was
also found under the house and had spots of blood
and hair upon it.
From all we could gather, there seems to be no
doubt that Mrs Hall was killed by the girl with
the shovel as she was entering the house; and
that the black wretch then set her on fire. and at
tempted to burn her, but finding that to be diff
cult task, extinguished the flames and reported the
murder TO the neighbors, with the hope of hiding
her own guilt. What punishment will be awarded
her, remains TO be seen. l..
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MARINE INTEL.

Port of Richmond June 29-Hi9h Water III O'Clock
ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz and
passepgers Indian Watson.
steamer Belviders, Keen, Baltimore, mdz., Lud
lam l. Watson.
Sehr Lynchburg, Harris, New York, udce., D.
w. Currie.
schr Nelly D., Haley, Philadelphia, coal, A. 8
Lee.
Schr. Rcbt. King, Leeds, Philadelphia, coal, g.
P. Hawes.
schr J. w. Roche, johnson, New York, hay.
schr Planet, Mars, Baltimore, mdse., w d. Col
quit 4 Co.
Schr e Miller, Wilcox, Ciairmont, slaves, selden
Miller
schr Telegraph, Davis Baltimore, coal, r.
II. skins.
SAILED,
schr Baltimore, Phillips via Port Walthall, coal
Washington, DC.