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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
by Taylor Il Williams,

I OTt ON THE MANCHESTER TIJRN.
- PIKE, NEAR THE TOLL GATE, AT AUC-
TtoN ..-.On THURSDAY. the 9Th of January, at 81
O'Clock, NJ, upon the premises, will be sold lott
OF ground situated in the plan Of Dayton near Man.
chester, fronting together the northwest side of
Manchester Turnpike l59 feet, and runn,ng back to
Boeock Alley. ~
These lots viii be sold at the risk aud cost of w M
ID. Branoen who purchased them at a sale made bv
u.s. on the th day of October, 1856, aud has failed to
comply with the terms of sale.
TERMS Ons.thrd cash; balance at and months.
with interest added and secured by a tt Ist deed
jas TAYLOR& WILLIAMs Anct.
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: d desired.
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WOOD FOX p A L. Il ..-SuperiOr 4 II
w WOOD upon ths following terms: $3.50 and
So per cord Please leave your orders early with Z.
| D. EACaO, and thsy will be promptly filled.
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(vENERAL AGENCY, &c.
~ HILL RAWLINGS (5ansraI Agart. and
Coiiseto,s attend to hiring out NE0ROES, rontins
| achpton. RICH m HIIT etx oe
oo o-o&cIm +. 9 RAWLINGS
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

I UMBkR AND MAHOGANY YARD
IL The subscriber, having purchased the stocx arc
leased the yard Of Messrs. r. 4 q. Withheld; cor
ner of 10th and Cary street, viii centnus the Lam
Der and Mahogany business heretofore eonoss.s sS
them, and trusts by strict attention 70 MS nosnts,
TO receive the patronage of the trade and al Others
in want OF Lumber and Binding Astsnai. ne Re
srectfully requests the favorable attention Of the
former patrons OF Mesars n @. Whrhei ana
feels confident, from his experience IN the oo"nesA
TRUMAN A. PARKER.
In retiring from the Lumber and llahss.
the public, that our successor, Mr. Parker, VIII be
found correct and prompt business man. we'll emitted
70 their patronage and confidence Thankful for TIE
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed NJ. we asx
q continuance Of the same 70 successor
Our Office for the present viii coatinus 81 NJ.
as-dim rte WHITFIELD
THK CMkAPksr FCEl.:..:AIl. ne !! re, rs !.
10 undoubtedly the shsapest- The SOFT CokE q
uneoussd a. fuel for Crates being easiiy kindied.
slaanIv and one-thrd more durable than Bitamnous
Coal The HARD COKE = "a sxcslleet fuel tof
stoves cooking ranges aod sof inses: Y q s.sss y
~ Psrcss-sofs Lamp, o., seft Hsal. ss.D. Hard
Coke, slsher graAs, - pr loa1 .s4s& -
Yssds. corner iosh sssss "a 1sIa eask. asa "a
ana Byrd streets. JNo. 4. WGkIh' Asss'
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REAnY-MADE CLOTH1l4 ~
unNTIEnEN'G FURNIHffizs0 GOODS. -
Alsn 4 eocf aesoutnenf e. dne f1othA CeMl0eesSs
~ VsesiaeS : hieh n yin neee ~ - - -
sAd o. accommodating issoss $3.50
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CEILING OFF At co > T .-Great
y sacrifice Of Dry Goods, splendid Clcaks and
the richest Dress Silks. Come and buy a superb
$50 Silk Drsss for s25; C0aks worth S25, for sl5.
My goods nust be sold, without regard to cost. My
stock Is complete. This is great opportunity to
housskeepers to save money. Linen Table Cloths,
Towels, Napkins, l2-4 Sheetings, Marseilss Quilts,
bleachsd and brown Cottons, Irish Linens, Dsmask
Table Covers, &c, &c all at and below cost.
kZEKIEES
Established Cheap Cash Store,
ia 5 IFS Main street.
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AT COST! At COsT! AT CO,TI

VAL COHEN, l75 BROAD STREET,
Having yet q very large stock hand, and being
compelled to close it out within this month"; shall
offer from this day, every article
AT AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH.
This assortment is a very complete one containing
the usual variety 20 be found in Dry Goods store
and rather than sacrifice the goods at auction the
wi ! be sold st
EXTREMELY Low FRTOES, WITHOUT RE.
GARD TO COST.
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HOP AND POWER FOR RENT.-A
~ shop, suitable for Box Factory, 40 feet by 50,
and two stories, with Five Horse Power Engine and
Fuel gratis: Apply at Belvdere Planning Mills, 9th
and Arch streets, to s. C. ROBINSON
de SI-sw
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4 ca lac
]. Eight
Railroad.
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PICHMOND NORMAL MUSICAL AGA.
IL DEMY.-This Institution will resume its third
Course Of Instruction to Glasses in VOCAL MUSIC,
in the Lecture Room of the LIST Presbyterian (Or
Moore'sl Church, en- MONDAY evening, Ian 9Th.
1857, and will continue 10 weeks
The Adult Glass will meet regularly on Monday
and Thursday evenings, at II O'Clock.
The Juvvnile Glass will meet Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, at O'Clock
Terms for Tuition, per scholsr-Adult Class s. so;
Juvenile Glass 325.
For further information, apply to
T. L. GALLEHER,
At Mrs. Russelps, ON Broad street,
ja3-l2t Between 9th and 10th sts
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L Y asle a likely able. bodied MAN, who hss bssn
employed both at shockoe and seabrook's ware
house for several years and il sold for no fault what
sver. A sductioa from the market pri.e s.;i h.
made, to remain in tbe city or its ueishborhood "
Applications may BIS made to me at me-. at RI. nj.
fee of Edward d Escho.
is 5 st EDWIN II CTARKr
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EDGAR MACON
II AGENT AND COMMIaaI0N nrRcuAnr

METRoPoLITAN HALL
Again offers his services In HIRING oTrr ,yr,
GhoES to whom every attention will be paid Al.
% continues to give his personal attention to selns
thopUCE; Hs bess lssve to express his obiieadons
to hi: frie for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon him. and hope, BY strict attain.
ton and promp.ness, to merit continuation of their
favors. A. To- al o"
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the corner of Broad and 18th streets can he foun
both Gay ana night, when not professionally engaged
ia linn
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(NOLDS4MlT Is selling tho cneaDesr black
~ silks, Irish Linens, Hosiery of every descrip-
ton, Embroideries, all at cost price, at
ls5 GOLDSMITH. 205 Broad st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

A W. KlCHAk DSUN.
"a. GEN ERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
eroe:, Renting out Hoses, and q general Com.
~ M once l4th street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
de zo-dlm -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
PeriIs ofthe Sea.

The New York papers contain seFera!
.,,tsments of intense suffering at sea du>a
ring the severe storm. We copy iron tsne
Tribune as follows:
NARRATIVE OF TERRIBLE Pay kTIoss.-
Tn. British big. Princess Lonisa Capt
Rider. of London, arrived yesterday al
Ter a passage Of ITO days from Cadiz'
This is the vessel reported on Monday
A iu=cFeat distress, outside OF Sandy
HookI ana 10 whose assistance the United
States lstorsship Has-dispatched son7=tne
day following. !, During her sprotracted
p...ase her 'ofickrs and crew have endu,,
rad die most intense suffering, and It =
almost miracle that every man snrvitr
ed. M.henefixelweek out their provisions
fall shorty and from THAT period until
their arrival in port. they we're mainly
deuendent, upon such assistance as they
could obtain from passing vessels.
They made Barnegar Inlet n7the Esd
Of Decemberland were blown off the'coast
srTeralGtimes since. On one accession,
after snbSisting for some time on a few
ouncessoefood and water per diem, they
were totally destitute of provisions and
wateflfor Eve days. Their coal and oil
also raxe out andsallshands had TO Luddle
in the cabin for warmth and shelter.
Worn out with fatigue, sreduced by star.
Sstion to che, lowest stage Of physics
weakness. the wine ofwhich they partook
ONLY W eaSened them. and some Of them
wildly began drinking salt water. The
inevitable consequences of which they
had been forewarned, followed, and the
men went crazy. Help fortunately came
in The shape OF friendly barque, and
for time, their sufferings were abated.
Again their food and water failed. and
wine alone formed their aliment for six
long day smore.a The wine was warmed
and burned to destroy the spirit; but
this fluid soon caused intense heartburn
and pain in the chest.
a distiIling machine. consisting OF a
three pint tin pot. filed with salt water
and large pot inverted over it. with an
inclination, enabled them to obtain wine
glass full of water an hour. Only three
men were enabled to get on deck. the
rest lay ike dead upon the cabin floor,
utterly unable to move or help themselves.
They suffered intense pain in their legs
and thighs. and some of them we're raYlug
mad. To so dreadful state we're they
reduced that one of thcm died the
rest would have eaten his body. lire
lief had not come as soon as it did they
might even have cast lots among them
selves for victim to aPpease their hun
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

4 NoyELrY-We have. been sent three
heads Of Barley, that are as destitute Of
beard as any wheat we ever saw, accom-
panied by The following notice.
BARLEY WITHOUT Boards IL is even
50. a variety of barley has been discov.
cred in the gulches of the lIim"layan
Mountains entirely free from tho'e annoy
ing and poisonous boards attached 10 our
common varieties.
Tho undersigned obtained grains of
this new variety three years ago. and be-
ing much pleased with its general appear
ance and productiveness, has spared no
pains to multiply this small quantity as
fast as the Shanghais and other birds
would allow.
Its merits for grinding or mnlIing have
not been tested, and the quality is now
too small to squnndcr in that way, when
every liller Of the soil who secs it, is anx-
ious to have a few grains. not doubling
that it will prove a valuable acquisition.
| have sufficient however, TO furnish all
persons interested who will be likely TO
see this notice, with one head each, con-
tanning 80 to 60 grains. Send me your
address, on a stamped envelope and l
will enclose a head, and send it back BY
return mail. with printed instructions for
cultiyating in o way to insure large re
turn from small quantity Of seed
Should this new variety be found TO an.
swer all the purposes Of the common bar.
ley. few years will suffice to drive the
" Barley Boards" from the country.
Should any person desire more than
the one head, | will send package OF
TOO TO 800 grains securely enveloped. by
mail post paid for rs cts, accompanied
with few heads to Prove the fact, OF its
being beardlcss. Address,
l. w. BRIGGS.
West Macedon, Wayne CO., n. Y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
New AdvertIisements....
Land i'm and near $.
West Milford for ,SaIczsa

10y virtue Of deed Of trust oxschtedt 70 mo By
- jesse Lowther, bearing date the soth.daycf
seanqaFY SIS and S COR IN
tho Court house of Harrison county, offer for salo
to tho highest bidder, for cash, q parcel Of land
containing ninctyth three acres, m orc or less, I'D
by the said JossC Lowtfer atth6 timo Of thsers-
cution of the said deed OF. trust And at the
Same time and place, and BY authority Of the said
ofground containing three sacfss, sitasto on BE
east side Of tho main street of fhestown OF Wset
Milford. Tho said lot Is descTibed in the seid
land formerly owned by Elias j. IonEhsf. and
on the south by land Of A. J. ,Cfsvford. The
dceu above mentioned was oxecusod 70 secure
debt 70 Eppa p. Bartlett, and the shove mem
toned sale will DO for his boneht. - assgs n
Fob. 10Th, 1s7.-18A - N4ssFS1ssfi
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NJ. Tn;fsd states Ship supply in
:sana .-'rhe Camels ali SAFE.

NJ. Tnitsd states Ship supply in a
me- me-, icane. s.-The Camels all Safe.
dsiee, from Malta state that the Uni
ted states storeship Supply. David D.
Psrtey wa. obiigedsto stop at that island.
a,,g - :. aannt,of a terrible storm which oc-
curedaon the sod" November. AN OH
Ger On board. writing home says:
"December list. harbor OF Malta T.
M. Al 10 O'Clock last we were about
sixty miles from shore. wiud ahead. and
nnds the least possible sail. oAii. day
the barometer, which he's been faithful
friend fosus. has been steadily failing. al.
thougb there was no indication Of hard
weather. q pleasant westerly breeze
there was frequent lightning TO the west.
The CAPTAIN ordered sail taken in and
{" About 10 O'Clock the squall struck
us. and think never heard anything
like the bowling and shrieking OF the
wind. The ship quiyered all cover
I could feel the masts bending. The
helm was put up. and we drove before
was soon up, dressed and on deck, for
the scene was sublime. The lightning
was vivid and incessant, but the wind
drowned the voice Of the thunder. The sea
around Was white as milk, and although
we had scarcely any sail on. we drove
along at twelve miles an hour. NO dams
age was done, however. The captain
took the deck, and gave bis commands in
clear, quick voice. :,
" The hurricane subsidized in about hall
an hour 10 decent gale, and as the wind
was ahead to GO our course. &c put back
at once for Malta, where We have just
arrived. A Dutch frigate, which is an
chored close 10 us, suffered more than
we did in the late gale /; she got in day
before us. but lost her sails. was thrown
on her beam ends. and had her boats
carried away. The supply is good
ship, but much depends on seamanship
&c. would no! give our captain for al
the captains ahoat. We did not part {
sheet Of canvass, nor was rope carried
away; aud Of the forty -four camels which
were purchased in Smyrna by Mr.. Heap
not one received the least injury.
% There is now 20 doubt that camel
can be safely transported TO the United
States, and that they are most useful ami
mails no ono can dispute. They can bea
extremes of heat and cold, are long lived
and are economical rs regards food
Those on board The Supply are fine spc
cimens, selected with care ; one is NJ
enormous fellow. Bactraian. and weigh
from 1900 to 5000 pounds. During
storm the camels are strapped down o.
their knees. in which position they hav
had to remain as long as seven days =
When released from their fastenings. the
rise with al"crity, and seem none III
worse for it. We sail to-day, (Decem
Der 9Th. home bound: the wealth,
having been SO bois,erous as TO delay tn
departure of the mail. All on board il
good health"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

TnE DEATH OF Mas. w1L.oS.-we
some time since alluded to the capture bv
the Indians Of Mrs. Wilson, lady who
was on her way from st. Louis 10 Salt
Lake City. in Col. Babbitt's train. Mea.
sures were Immediately taken to secure
her rescue, and Captain Wharton Of the
United States Army. iexerted himself 10
the utmost He offered. large rewards.
sent parties in search, and even zanticipai
ted the wishes Of the family, SO anxious 1txziftoJ
and energetic was he IN this work or .i l1u
mauity. Il appears. however, that his Ia
bors. were in vain, fora letter reeeiyedof IN
this city yesterday states that Mrs. wiz
son was SRiil9d ON day after her can can.
tnre,1 because she could noe fidt 81 horse
back and Keep up With ttthe. tram she Waass
a most estimable lazy, and 1eiT melahh!s
rholy fate has producad d. painful sehsa
ton IN. the minds Of those Who knew and
appr eciated her Phi Eng. l9Holaissz1
4ifd sed4 GIL 81 = IL q trdl hol1.
WRENCH JusrtcE.-A woman has lust
been condemned by the tribunal corfec-
tional Of Rouen to the penalty OF fine Of
j GOO francs, for the offence Of sticking
postage stamp which had been used be-
fore. upon her letter This extraordinary
sentence was because the woman had set
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

EE The following is an extract from
letter Of Joshua r.. Gliding TO the recent
Disunion Convention which assembled at
Worcester, Mass:
In conclusion, you will permit me to
say that white admit and maintain the
right of every man fully to express his
views, and compare ideas with those
around him, I think our duty and policy
unite 10 urging us 10 maintain the Union
as il is, and to reject all propositions to
form new union with the Polygamists of
Utah or the Shareholders Of Cub that
we should be uctive and energetic in our
efforts to restore the government to its
original position in favor Of freedom; that
we should increase the number Of free
States until the slave power shall be
dwarfed TO an Insignificant portion of our
federal Union; that no man shall be elect
cd 10 any Office " no hesitatcs to exert his
political and moral influence Ia. carry out
the designs of those who established our
government, and that We shall continue
to arouse the public conscience. of the ma
ton until oppression shall cease TO exist
outside of the slave Ststes. We will then
say to the shareholders OF those States .
Un6ind the heavy 6urttens, and let the OPP.
pressed go free. or il you prefer to main
tain that institution, perish NTH it,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

How LAGER BEER OR1G1NArED-Many
years ago. shoemaker in a small town
near Bamberg, Germany. sent his ap>
prentice 10 get bottle Of Bambcrg beer,
(small beer) which was sold in that place,
but the boy. not knowing this, went to
the city itself; on returning he met an ac>
quaintance of his. who told him that when
he would come home his Z" boss'' would
whip him for staying out so long. The
poor boy, who was frightened at this,
thought it better not to go home at all,
but took his bottle, buried it under tree
aud then ran away. lie then went among
the soldiers where he distinguished him
self, so that in short he became an officer.
When one day his regiment was quarters
ed in this small town. the officer thought
it proper to pay vi it TO his old boss.
but not Def, re he had got the bottle OF
beer which he had buried some years ago
under the tree. When he entered, he
said. Well, sir. here l bring you your
bottle Of Bambcrg beer that you sent me
for" The shoemaker, not n ,wing what
this meant, was told by the officer all
about it. The bottle was then opened.
and the beer found to be of a superior
quality. When this fact was known,
some Of the brewers built deep vaults
which they put their beer in. and called
this, after it had lain there for some time,
lager, which means nothing more than
lying. The officer afterwards married
the daughter Of the shoemaker, and drank
good deal Of lager beer, receiving in
that occupation the assistance Of his IA
Their INLAY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

A Hale OLD, !GEsTLE%AN.zMr.. Black
more, living near PED popt IN aHqaisp
and now ninety Jour years of age, recent
II had an, unbroksn colt caught and sad
died aud mounting him ! rode off 20 see
q neig bsor.aI The vigorous young 'steed
ssxzsc5lsd thsea3a ~ eerasIing sS Viz ghis6
bSfssfssh resigns rs liberty, dbpf found 4
was merely giving itself useless tfouble, ,
Mr.. Blackmore is a veteran Democrat
aho has voted for every Democratic Pre-
sident since e'days OF Thomas Jefferson.
and still young enough TO break colts.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
rR oyEn.-esA Black Snake

.ni !CotD WEATHER ovER!--:A Black Snake
measuring 4 feet 8 inches, was killed in
this county, on the 9Th instant, BY the
sons of7Mr. Eli sEyerson. ,Itlsmas found
summing itself on alog. and after conside-
table resistance on the part ofhis snake
ship. was slain. Those yersed ia the
signs OF The weather say. this species Of
snake never shows itself until the final
breaking up Of the cold weather; if this
be true, we may hope that winter is over.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
West Mscedon. Wayne CO., N. Y
WEST UNION, Va, February OH. 1857.

WEST UNION, Va, February 9th, 1857.
MIR. CoopER Dear Sir In looking
over the columns Of your paper, see the
proceedings Of q Democratic meeting that
was held at the Courthouse Of Doddridge,
few days ago. for the purpose OF ap-
pointing delegates to the Senatorial Con-
vention. to be held at West Union, on
the Tuesday after the 4th Monday in
February next. see on motion. Resol>
we'd, That the President OF that meeting
appoint Eve delegates from each Of the
four Magisterial districts Of the county to
represent il in the Senatorial Convention,
to be held at West Union, on the Tues
day after the 4th Monday in February
next, to nominate q candidate for the
Senate. And to the surprise OF the De-
mocratic party Of this county, We see the
names Of three gentleman who were ap-
pointed to meet in convention, are the lea
ders Of the Know Nothing party Of this
county. Those three gentlemen we're
by the Know >Nothings of this
county as candidates last spring. And now
is it probable that the Democratic Presi-
dent of that meeting would suffer himself
to place those three gentlemen before
the public as good Democrats, to represent
US in general convention. Ifthere is not
enough good Democrats in this county to
represent US in general convention with
out calling, on the Know Nothing party for
assistance, hope the Democratic party
may sink in this county. ,'
- III, Ia Yours, Respectfully, a..
,.;,..., -, $1,000. DEMoCRAr.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13

AIR. WATSON BEAN-Sfrs You viiftsks
Iil notice tiiat shall on the 9th day 81 nsrsh.
1857. AZ de Clerk e Office Of the County Csnrtsf
BafFSour county beIween The hoursol o,elosk
in the morning andS6 In the eTening Of tho 6ans
dav. proceed 70 taIss, the depositions Of uadry
yftnesses 70 Be used as eyidence FOR nis In asuft
now pending III the Circuit Court of Barbeur
county. wherein I ann complainant and yon d.
fendaIit, and if from amy eanse tho taking o. said
DISPOSITIONS shall NOT commsncod,o or being eena-
tieneed and not ccmpieted on that day, The
liking 81 d. sasne WIN IS ADJOURNED nor.
time % tine and, from piace 70 placo until ths
tasipg bf tho Said dspositions shall 81 compstsd.
isd loa sad .zs' NOSES ARNoLD -
1eFettirsa.ty SD. iss7, ii ., e, e''''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

AZ tho request of many of my friends Ia HAF-
candidate, before free and independsnt pSepio,
for scat in tho noxt LOgislatureIf yirginiss 4
believe it to DO the inaliSnable right OF the Pae
their decision Ispbmit my slains. IMt slasiS
will to ecctIno, will serve them with all the
ability rosscss; If not, IL will be my pleasure -
bow in submission TO tho oseTciSa Of their free
judgment. BENZ. STOUT.