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TOsnb0f0 OF $4,000,

sE 20 Re,
'sAIEBY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES "
N Representing Value of SIC ,0oo!!
To be Draws by the SUBSCRIBERS Shareholders on
~ DAYs Jan. 81 1857 S8~ -
Price of Ticket
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY
The Drawing will be made in the presence Admnistra
of the Asylums.
This Tombola will include 800 principal Prizes of value as
follows ,x,
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for 5000 sit
uated Ram street. No.7e between Cont aud benrie
streets.
plan of the may be at the brairie Nou'
vele 107 Chartres street. ,.,s-.. ..r..... -
pri "a Magnificent PIANO of the very best manuac.
ture -.N .7'n
Prize s-A New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE with New
Harness .....
Prize A PICCOIO PIANO, fully guatanseed.
-. E-'' SECOND SERIES. IA
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET. ~.
large lots of SILVER WARE consisting Of Table and Des-
sert Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons ETC.
10 lots, composed 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES, of va
riois makes and Prices. rs r--... sr..
80 SILVER WATCHES also Of various values.
20 Gents and ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS, Of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES
20 Handsomely Bound BOOKS CT the best Authors
20 lots of WORKS OF ART, viz: sauettes Steel Litho-
graphic and Photographic Engravngs-the whole with
suitable Frames, etc. .....
FOURTH SERIES
$50 lots consisting of Brooches Pins; Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Buttons; Porte Monnaies in mother of penrl shell, etc
Meerscliaum Pipes Bionze Porcelain, Crystal and nu'
r. other Fancy Articles. ....
Asst the resstf the Prizes, they will comprise various ar
equal value all Of real utility and they will be de
vered the subscribers according their choice from among
the different articles they exhibited hereafter to be
announced in The convenient for facility of
The whole viii real value of $1,000 with no fur
her than that Of the which the carrying Out
OF the enterprise will necessarily involve will be proved by
the value which will be marked upon every article. ..
The articles will exhibited after THURSDAY
January l. 1867, at the LTBRAIR1E NoUVEILE 10Y Char
tres street. shares may he procured. $50 2pJa3l
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RetstGrIf.

s Il. CHURCHILL, whore reputation is well known fol
selling cheap goods has Dry GCcds TO hc
of Apollo and Egao streets. TIE Ladies should give
him a call ty all means. l.'7 apgt
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CALcurTA. An extract from our regular monthly
circular, from this country, will be found in our
A5nonptarv column HyE
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--s- -@Ae%+-
NJ 4 r r lie D ::

At Mobile, the 18Th inst by the Ri. Rev. Dr. Porter
Bsop Of Mobile. Mr. EDGAR STEEL, of New Orleans,
Miss BELLE GEORGE, OF Noble, Ala
In Baton Rouge Tuesday evening The 18Th inst BY Rev.
T. CastlCton Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church. Nj j. NJ
TAYLOR, editor OF the Advocate Miss ELIZA A. MON
TAN AL O! ;ha. city,
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j. II. SHrraSin's

STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTOR'
MARYLAND, PERRIQUE, SCAFERLATI SMGR!E'
AND SNUFF TOBACCO, 80
Assortment of Cigars. Chewing Tobacco ad
Matches.
or Chaftres St., Cont, and 40 Condo street
Large importation Of FRENCH and GERMAN PIES
MeeSseh"um, Chinaw"re, French Ca' Pipes and Rfs;
SNUFF BOXES, PIPES and Cigar Cases, Porte MONIES.
Baders for Tobacco Leather India Rubber AL
o. Pipe Tutes, Playing Cards, ETC.
TURKISH, FRENCH, and CORPORAL SMOKING )
BACCO. d23 2pi
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II a It s, c = PS, etc..
AT WHOLESALE

Wehre constantly receiT;ug general O. SIX Fur
GHss,eie P"aHa eghorn Straw, Palm Leaf, Meair,p aid
"oni EATS, st The lowest market prices ly
FROST Il CO,
jyI3 paw No. 10 Na.ngine s,,aei
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C9pus'tHersh;a.

SMITH J. EASTMAN has This day formed copsrtnershp
with JOHN c. LLOYD, and will continue the PROVISION
40 ad AZ Broad Stree.
New York, November !! 1856
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Eo0ss. Shoes of.G ERrooe,yss.

AT WHOLESALE.
fSht"iols supplied will prime Ditch ing ROOTS knsse!
ksodANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw nd Cam
pea"hy Bats at The lowest market prices by
FROST u CO.,
IST n
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A fall ascrtmen: CT E2AGLANS and OVERCOATS Of every
STYLE which ofr low they be purchased in the city,
ROBERT pITKIN,
faI2 81 Camp street.
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z. EstsGn,
LATE DIIIoE & NoyEI,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN WATCHES, JEW
ELRy, SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Diamonds the stylesWatcles jew
cry and Sill Ware carefully repaired
JAZZ 2r1m No 0 CAMP STREET New Orleans.
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Cranes
| PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASkET.

Those beautiful BURIAL CASKETs formerly sold by P Il
COOK Co, No 81 81 Charles street, been purchased by
ire Undersigned VINO ofeS the same for sale the prices
ut No 40 Camp street
Cl3 2pLf DANTFT ,IONpcD
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Fast Received by Lest Steam, e,..

The undersigned has hand Just received ty the last
steamer large assortment Of
FINE BLACK FROCK COATS.
BLUE "a
BROWN
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100 Poytfras street.
Is still dposng Of his stock Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, JEWELRY WATCH Els and VARIETY ARTICLES
at GREAT SACRIFICES.
Hsy- Call and examine the stock. jal2 2p6t
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Southern Furniture IT'arerOOnts

CHARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos III and l73 Canal street, Ne1c Orleans,
Has just received fro the mandatory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADs in ad-
di,ion 10 his hitherto large stock CT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CON prising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything IN his line will find it their advantage
give him call before purt hasHg elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
;a12 gn6tkI1W md l7R Canal
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Sent me- 1ts y Co.'S

MEDAL PORTABLE TELES COPIES
Showing objects distinctly six miles distant Also, VEST,
POCKET OPERA and r., CE-COURsE GLASSES, cheap at
q Camp stree hatcher. Jas 2p&Wtf
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dissolution Of CoparfRes.sttp.

The conarnersEp heretofore existing the subscri
b=rs under tue firm Of BRUSH Co. day dissolve I'd by
mutual consent. Either party will sign in liquidation.
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH j. EASTMAN.
New Yc-E, November !, 1876.
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A MARRIAGE IN THE CARs.-ln the cars, between
Bangor and Portland, incident occurred on the Sd
inst, little out of the usual course. Soon after the
train left Bangor, the conductor, Mr.. Pittman, who
had provided himself with a clergyman stood up in
one of the cars, and in the presence of the passen
gers and while the train at its usual speed, was
duly married to lady by the name Of Fuller.
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Sharing a Luxury.
81. Printing and ROOE-Bissttilsg

5ysss Printing ara 6OOh-EStAeOinO=
= TIA Tx . ~ n H So H "a LAX,
= Nos. 81 Camp street and Bank Alley.
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING!
The undersigned General Saoners Printers and Blank Book
Manufacturers would inform their friends and the public
orally they considerable additions lately their
JOB PRINTING OFFICE, and ready to execute with
dispatch every description Of Job Printing!
IT, Is o 0 K Is D N G
branches done in the best workmanlke
Particular and special attention paid to The getting
BLANK WORK. Any description Of Blank Books ruled 10
pattern and bound in any desired STYLE and PACED. .
The branches of this establishment being under the
reo renders great facility in supervising all work that
building by the popeors who, by their long
peence business themselves give
satisfaction.
D. FELT g. STETSON,
ial2 2u6t No 81 Camp street.
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.t'esE Goods.
+ r y n * l. I n r O B e r T S.
Ne. go Camp street, N. o.,
Has jast received and opening magnificent stock
WATCHES, JEW ELRY SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY G GOODS.
The complete assortment Useful Fancy Articles
such faper Mache Tables Desks Work boxes. etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Work Boxes JeweIy
Gases, Porte Monnaes, Card Case
PERFUNERY.
fubin Extracts choice Of Cologaes Soaps
rnAdes, etc, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair Tooth, Clothes, and Ill other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REYULVEasA l&rge stock of these well known
Pistols will always be kept hand.
Purchasers whether Wholesale retail invited
anime STOCK PRICES before making their pur-
chases
cx~Watches and Jewery carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS, -
Mo 2pt No. % CHnn street under the City Hotel.
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.H. II. Buckley

WAICHMAKER,
No. Camp street.
Has hand large Ct Pure STLVERWARE
which is offered low that quality is sold. PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS etc.
aafa order Silver C.stc:s Tea Sets, Pitch
ers, Trumpets, etc, of Any pa Tern. jg1 2p3rn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

New POSTAL ARRANGEMENT WITH FRANcE-The
Government of France has made proposition to the
American Government for convention in regard to
postal matters, which is extremely liberal, and which,
it is confidently believed, will greatly facilitate Amer
lean correspondence, not only with France, but with
the continent of Europe IN -
The chief benefit of the convention is, that all pre-
paid letters for the continent may be sent through
France free from all restrictions and be placed upon
the same footing with French correspondence. In
other words, the United States will enjoy the same
privileges in the transmission of its letters that
France now does. "' -a
The rates per quarter from the United States
are said to be as follows To France, Is cents; Bel
GUM, q cents; Italy and Austria, rs cents; Con
stantinope ETC., 81 cents, and the Indies IS cents
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Fort Gaines .acaden,y Lottery.

CIASS 10.
To be drawn city of ATLANTA Georgia, IN puohe on
.-. TUESDAY, January 20, 1851
ON TIE PLAN-oF SINGLE NUMBERS
IN nno Tickets ................3,3 O7 Pri3os!
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Secondhand Furniture Bought

The highest Cash Price paid for all arpos Second.
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose of their furniture viii hnd vantage 10 call On
the undersigned
AsoSecondt"Ld Furniture Sold exchanged repaired
F. M. TOURNE,
r24 2r2m q f3aronpe street.
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EE'. III. Cooler,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices Pone Coupee West Baton Rouge and West Fe
cand. Residence Tointe EoRpce p. O.. La. $50 2p3In
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large stock Of Linen Linen Bosom Cotton SHIRTS
just received, for sale Low.
A fine Of Rel SIX and Satin CRAyATS TIES
SCARFS,
F. STR1NGER & CO,
dis 2pl5eod No. s. Camp street.
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r. Sfringer y Co.,

35................,CAMP STREET
DRESS AND FROCK COATS.
large Of superior Black, and Fancy Co.
lOrcd French C,o'h. dis 2pl5eod
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G. #. Huff,
NJ L r G. Fl 4 N II Z All. O + -.
No. I'll Baronne street.
go 2plm Between Common and CafRl SIS
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q H CD TT aN H II NE -
Have Just received large choice assortment Of
ROBES DE CHAMBREard
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS
Together with additions usual stock of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHING
IN EVERY VARIETY-eubraciug all the NOVELTIES OF
THE SEASON.
WALEWSK1 OVERCOATS;
BLUE AND BLACK DRESS COATS;
VELVET AND SILK VESTS
-8il Of
PHILADELPHIA MAKE
Ksuargers and the public generally are res pectfulIy in
SiteG 10 call
NORRIS, MAULL & CO,
Camp and Common streets,
do 2ptf under the City Hotel.
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Taiegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
GRE " PI cKE D UP.
lay rHn NATIONAL ANpssAllxr LIN

souTH,wEsT PASS, Jan. l6, 10 A. M.-The crew Of.
sloop Trieste, of Camden, N. j., were picked up at
sea one hundred and sixty miles, in most destitute
condition. by the ship Loo Choo and brought to this
place. s,, ,s-
New York Markets, E
New York, Jan. 14.-Quotations of State -four at
the close were from sS 2Otc &c 10; Southern Sc o5
to 81 %. Mess Pork $40 80. gg,5 f5B H5s
u } Cincinnati Markets.
Il. CINCINNATI, Jan. l4.-Flour closed at from IS 25
to SIS 80. @isS-s
River Intelligence.
ST. Lou1s, Jan. l4.-There is five feet of water in
the channel at Cairo, with a large quantity of thin
floating ice. Navigation to Alton has been resumed,
but there has been no departures for the South.
v1cksGuEG, Jan. l6.-The Compromise passed down
at IL A. NJ, and the Princess at P. NJ
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4 me weekly I CRESCENT.

SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY II, 1857.
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Christmas.

SHFtStIleES!
n Q r + l s, NJ A L L i &c OK :,
-fEccessors
1. 4
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Wanted to Purchase.
RtuNk Books: blank hooks!

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. For particulars
anirc at this Office. iaIO q
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perhaps died with him.
The following notes were found in the cell-Cost-
low having written them with pen ink and paper he
was permitted to have:
Mn EDWARD BEGENsKI Dear Sri ahout to leave This
world for better deem my lu, write these few lines in
order that You get them will leave my room,
we them TO bid farewell that Heavenly Father
may bless for the kindness received from YOU during
all my You have done all for that yon pos
slpy eoad co consistent III yoarGTty May God YOU
and always hope that you will meet with the same from
| every body, as yen do from your happy
| january Is. JAS H. COsTI,NW
Mr. BEGESsKi yon will please accept Of the small tokens
OF esteem that are here named my razor shaving pot brush
and lookngglass as this my last VIII testament
January l5 JAS. II, COsTLoW.
4 Costlow was a native of New Brunswick, about %
years Of age. He was lighthailed, handsome young
, man, altogether progressing in appearance had
no relations that we know Of and until he was unfor
tnnately led by liquor and bad companions into the
killing Of Dunn, he had always been peaceable and
, wellbehaved in his conduct.
Kennedy was native Of Ireland, about 25 years Of
age He leaves young wife and an aged mother te
mourn him. His last request was that nothing CT
the table in his cell should be disturbed, so that hi.
iamiiy might come and get his little mementoes ius
as ne left them. These consisted of cup and sau
CERT clay pine, paper of tobacco, spool of Irvine
candle and some match-boxes and orange peelings
VI Tug Wall Oh ms cen ne ielt a sad memento-tbt
: labor OF his leisure hours in months past. Itsa draw
ing of Christ on the cross, very well executed for
? novice.
= 1t has been great many years since any criminal
= under sentence Of death, has excited as much CON
passion in this city as either Costow or Kennedy
Their youth, their previous good behavior, and til
peculiar circumstances under which each was led t
= imbrue his hands in hGman blood, were abundant
snhicient to touch the chords of popular sympath,
4 but not to relax the dread severity of the law.
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JAG 2ptf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13
New Advertisements.

ITO VIM. F. Randolph, Jeptha F. Randolph
l. Peter F. Randolph, Hugh Tate aud Eliza
beth his wife. Esther Davis, widow of John S
Davis, deceased, Phineas F. Randolph, Samuel
z. F. Randolph, Franklin Davis. Josias Davis,
1saac Davis, Mary Rogers and William Rogers
her husband, Alfred Davis. Nicely D. Jeffrey and
Della Ann his wife, Charles c. Davis, Hetty Da-
We and Mary Randlpho, the widow of Jona-
than F. Randolph deceased:
YOu will take notice that on the 18th day of
December next, at the Office of Norval Lewis,
n the town of CIarksburg, Harrison county,
Virginia, I shall proceed to take the dispositions
Of Stephen C. Davis and others, to be read as
evidence On trial of a suit in equity depending
In the Circuit Court Of Harrison county, where
In am complainant and you are defendants.
And IL from any cause the taking Of said deposit
lions should not be commenced, or being COM
neneed should not be completed on that day the
same will be adjourned or continued from day
TO day. or from time to time, at the same pldce
UnGl completed. Yours,
NO -. At ISAAC F. RANDOLPH.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13
Land for Sale.

L of Randolph county, pronounced on the
25th day Of May, 1857, in tho cause wherein pa
yid j. Ford is complainant, and Harrison
w. Campbell defendant, shall proceed to sell,
to the high hest bidder, At public auction, efore
the Court house door of the said county of Ran
dolph, on the 26th day Of October next, it being
court day, tho following tract of land, contain
thereon, situated in said county. on Filo's creek
about one mile cast of Beverly.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of ono and two
years from tho day of sale will DO given, the
purchaser giving bon1 and approved security
for the purchase money, and also lien will be
retained on the land as ~ further security for
the purchase money - DAVID GOFF,
Sept. Sd, lS57.-l1 tbs Com'r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13
Sale of Lots!

THE undersigned will offer at public su ction,
L in front of The Conrt-House, in Clarksburg
Fourteen Lots of Land. ranging In quantity
from about to 80 acres. These Lots are on
the West Fork river, and the Weston and Fair
mont road, about x miles above Carksburg;
being the land known as the Longhborougll
place. Each lot, with ono exception, extends to
the river and all are accessible by ccnvenieut
road. The lots will be sold to the highest bid
der, on credit of one, two, and three years
with interest, the purchaser giving bond and So
curity, and lien will be retained on the land as
additional security. A map of the lots may be
seen by calling on Col. Luther Raymond.
Oct. e3d, I857.-4t B. J. BASEL.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13
Notices; Sales. co.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

TIME undersigned will sell, at public auction.
to the highest bidder, before the front door
of the Courthouse Of Harrison county. ON The
eth day of November next, all the lands that Jo-
sias Adams by his viii directed TO be soll:-that
county, and the Hands he ownedin Taylor conn-
ty. There are supposed to be sbept seven or
eight thousand acres in al. Il win Be laid off
into lots so that psrsons desiring 10 purchase can
examine for themselves can only say that
those who may want TO purchase improved Ian as
cannot do better than TO call They are OF the
finest quality soil that belongs 20 the old eoun-
ty of Harrison If persons desiring to purchase
will call upon the undersigned, he win take
pleasnrein showing them the different lots, af-
The terms of sale will be one-sixth down, and
and the residue in five equal annual ins.alments,
with interest, payable annually-the purchaser
giving bond and security, and . lien being re-
tanned on the same. p. n. ADAMS, Ex'r.5
September e5th, 1s57,-7t -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13

SWIFT, REERIpuT1os. Is respectable
locking young man calling himself Geo.
Bradley arrived at Ghdmbersburg, Spa,
ON Friday. evening last, and walking into
the jewelry store Of John Hutton, unseen
picked up several watches, valued at
$3s6, and made off. but was pursued and
arrested. On Monday he was tried, con.
victed and sentenced to the penitentiary
for tWenty-one months. He stated that
he had a family in Pittsburg, but that he
was formerly Clerk in the Commission
house Of Bingham & Co., of Baltimore.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13
To the Ladies' of Clarksburg and vi.
ciuitY.

This place. paes PS4poso II snr GShssa
the Muntau Making aud Millinery business,
such as making and repairing Silk and Fancy
Bonnets, Dresses, Cloaks, Caps; Head dresses,
Mantillaa, and ali other sewing in tho ladies'
line, would be glad to receive their patronage,
warrauting entire satisfaction! Ladies wishing
10 make their own dresses, can have Patterns
cut BY Acton's celebrated Model. Patterns Of
all kinds for sale, and chdreu's clothes made /"
order. in tho room formerly occupied by r.
FOwkes, Esq, on Main st., nearly opposite tie
Presbyterian church.
Clarksburg. Aug. 10th. 1871. 2n
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13
Land Sale.

Jacob swiger & Levi S. Hall, Complainants
Charles B. Pitcher, Peter R, Swiger, Silas NJ
S0PP & Elijah Watkins, Defendants
Pursuant TO decree Of the Circuit Court of
Harrison county, made ut the Spring Term, 1857 ),
in the above named cause, shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder at the front door of the
COurt-house of Harrison county. on the first
day Ofthe next December Term Of the County
Court for said county, the land in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, being tract OF Twenty
ei1 and three-fourth acres Of land on the light
hand fork often Mile Creek. in the said county :,
conveyed 10 the defendant, Charles B. Pitcher,
by Elijah Watkins and others by decd be tring
date on the Sd day Of February, 1855, upon Il
credit Of s, IL, Is and 24 months, with interest
from the day of sale, taking from the purchaser
bOuds with good personal security. and retain
ing lion upon the said land US II further securi-
~ for the purchase money.
EDWIN MAXWE ELL,
Special Commissioner.
November 13, Ie57.-4t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13

HARRISON COUNTY Circuit Court, Fall
LII Term, 1857.
n. a. Shuttle worth
I'm Chanccrv.)
Jacob O. NJ tier, administrator of the estate of
z. Walton, and others.
1t was ordered that tho report of Commission
or Lewis, made in tho above named cause, be
re-committed to him. Additional troof is ro-
quired Of tho creditors of snid Wotten in sup
against said estate are hereby notified that
have appointed tho LIST day of December, 1857,
at my office in Clurksburg, Va, AS the time and
and where they will attend with their evidence
moo At NORVAL LEWIS, Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-13
NEW STORE AT
Clarksburg Station

JAMES CLIFFORD would respectfully in
e. form the public that he is opening u very
largo assortment OF seasonable goods at his store
house between a. NJ. BustubIe's Commission
house and the Depot. which he will sell very low
for cash or country produce.
My; stock consists in part of the following ar
tIelee: Prints, MusIins, Lawns, Muslin De-
LANES, Marines, Alpncas, Debages. Der ,ges,
Ginghams, Ky. Jeans Of ul kinds, Groceries.
Coffee, 1e leg cents per pound.
Sugar, 10 I"
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Mackerul,
Herring, Goldfish, sc,
Give him call, for Ile can beat the Jews to
sell low. no13 !Im.