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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

stances poin. GU, to you, and which the country Will
understand.
/ take advantage Of this opportunity to address
which has given NE many proofs OF rs attachment
A long ard animated discussion, followed by Incl
d, MS which IL pore has taken place IN the Chsuoer
Of Representative on bill presented 9y you Avs a..
voted Dys.lf TO Belgium, the Parliamentary dsos,e,
have given rise TO difficulties the solution Of which did
not at once reveal Itself =,
the most perfect good faith. You are firmly convinced
that the hill if carried out, would not produce the
bad consequences which have been attributed 70 ~
will not express opinion upon the proposed OIL;
should never have consented 10 admit into our egsia
ton bill which might have had the sad consequences
which are feared but without entering into an exam
nation of the bill Itself, must take into account
Ike you, an impression which evinced itself on THIS
occasion among considerable portion Of the popua-
ton. There exist in countries which occupy them
selves with their affairs, rapid and contagious emo
tons which spread with intensity mere easily dis
cerned than explained and with which II IS more pru
a. nj TO make terms ETdHSiger), than 10 reason.
The free institutions of Belgium have been IN opera
ton for 70 years with admirable regularity. What Is
there requisite for them 10 continue 70 work IN future
with the same order and the same success
do not hesitate 10 say that what requisite is mod
Grafton and reserve among parties. think we ought
to abstain from ag.ating any question OF nature 70
excite dissenson in the public mind. am convinced
that Belgium may live happy and respected following
tie pain or mOuerauODi Uut dul etudhy
and said it publicly, that any measure which might
be interpreted as tending 10 establish the supremacy
Of one opinion over another is danger. We are not
wanting in liberty, and our Constitution, wisely aud
moderately carried out, presents happy balance.
My sincere and profound attachment TO the desti-
MET of the country has given rise within me to these ser
Gus reflections. | comm ncate them TO the country,
to yourself to the majority Of the national representa-
ton.
In the circumstances in which we are now placed
the majority Of the Chamber, whose wishes, as ma
iority are and ought TO be my guide has noble task
to perform-a task worthy Of a great party
advise il to renounce You will propose to It to
do the discussion of this bill II is for the majority to
undertake This generous part BY taking 1t entirely
upon Itself it will give the word high idea OF its wis
dom and its patriotism. 1t will maintain in Its ranks
the close union which for all parties is the first fruit
and the bghes reward Of noble and good action per-
formed in common.
Last year the country thanked me for my devotion
TODAY thank il for its confidence.
This letter will prove to you how happy am to
share your views how much approve your conduct
1t is my wish to watch with you and your coli
leagues the interests Of this beautiful and be-
loved country.
Believe, my dear Minister, in the affeconate feel
ings entertain for you. LEOPOLD.
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THE KINGS REPLY.

My DEAN MryIsIrR: have received the report of
the Cabinet dated yesterday, and hasten TO give 1t
nv full appreciation. Ia proposing the adjournment
II The DISCUSSION you take initiative which clcuu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
ROYAL DECREE.

LEOPOLD King Of the Beigians to all present. and future
greeting: -, ...,. n ,h Constitution
IN ,bs nronosaI Minister OF the lnteror slu oy Tue
Of our Council Of Ministers have decreed and do de-
cree , , .,o.s ,ov, ...i...s
AT l. The Legislative Session of ls56-ls57 is closed
Art H. Minister OF the Interior charged with me exc
cution Of the present decree.
Done a. Laeken, June Is, 1857 -
lCoIutersigued) p DE DECKER,
Minister OF the interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
Correspondence Of The London Tines

PARIS Sunday June H. p. IN.
The dissension among the Democratic party On the
choice Of candidates for Paris is marked as ever
The Siece set out with declaring that the cause Of
liberty which il has at heart would be- seriously i'm
peried unless the fractions into which the Republicans
split agree to fold up Retrospective agsgre-n
blue, req crimson or black, as the ease may be-pu;
them into their pockets for the moment make mutual
concessions and become recOnced. IL expressed lts
satisfaction and pride at being able 10 point 10 the
Journal des Ds6afs, the organ Of the Orleanist
erehy, making a. it were, common cause with IT;
Certainly nothing is noble than the oblivion aud
pardon OF injury, nor beautiful than TO see old
enemies messing haternsIy, when the meeting e
sincere. Unfortunately, TINS hardly be the case
Journal des DtbGts is serious in commencing
70 he electors Of PARIS u. Darimon, the pupil Il,
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ClIyeTt =. IA fcr ab0ye
The lumber Of feet Ct culver ~ P Fwen & Senen s
amount estimated ss ossf'i price Ba s az
r. ;a:S e e. sss =. ~
then actually dss% n he
r. sss;s, 4 &. s. Ssss es'i ,is. ss:
T plte viii be BY the T ,sp' 70 BE- sass1
+ Seuell that there remain''ye' :"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Reynolds,

Cornelius Reynolds, comprt.
Mahala Ingle, Arthur Iugle. Selma Ingle, Will
liam Ingle, Thomas ]. Ingle, Elizaheth InGle.
James K. 1ngle, John J. ImgIe, Floyd Neelv, ex
ecutor Of the last will and testament Of J. ]. In
gle, deceased, and F. D. Hickman, guardian all
Item Of tho said Arthur, Selma, William, Thos.
j., Elizabeth james X. and John ] :, children and
heirs ut law of the said J. J. Ingle. deceased,
John Curry, C. J. Steuurt, executor OF D. l.,
Davis, decd, james Davis, EIius L.. Davis, Jo-
seph J. Davis, JnO. T. Davis. Lafayette Davis
Thos. J. Davis, and Thos. S. Gruy, guardian of
said Il. ]. Davis, son and heir at law Of Thos. N
Davis, dec'd.-SiIus II. Garry aud Adaline his
wife, formerly Alkaline Davis and Elisabeth Du-
Wis. James r. lughram, Thomas Inghrum, Mary
u lnghram, David l.. Ing hiram, Edward l.. ImgIl-
ram, Rohert Inghram and Floyd Inghruul, chill
drSn aud heirs at law OF DeIiluh Inghrum decd
late Deliuh Davis, and Thos. S. Neely, guardian
Of the said james r. Inghrum, Thos J., Mary
c., David L., Edward, Robert and Floyd Ingh-
ram, infant children and heirs ut law Of Unison
lnghrunl. DECEASED, aud DeIiah his wife, dsceas-
cd, and Thos. Drukely, Ephluin Bee, w. J. Bore.
man, Isaac w. Longacre, james II. Loug ,ore
and Archibald w. Leach. dNl'ts.
The parties to the above cause will take no.
ttce that pursuant TO All order OF reference made
in said cause ut tho fall term, 1856 of the Cir
cult Court Of DOddridge. l shall at tho Court
house Of said county. On the 18th day OF Febu-
airy, 1887 proceed to execute said order Of refer
once. This I'd day of January 1857.
THOMAS A. JONES. Com'r.
Jan. 16-4t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Notices., Sales, re.
HOUSES ANDeLOTsE a
AarAsrn For SaIRL

> y
II 9Rsdienee to 2, decree of the CiFcuit COURT
Term 1856, in 4 cause therein pending between
/, AIiPhegs w: Pritshsra complainant, and the
K. stealey decd. and Others defendants, shall,
on tie 9Th day Of Fe brhary next, at IL O'clock
A. NJ, offer for sale, at the Court House Of Har-
rlson county, two certain Houses and Lots stu
ate IN the town Of Clar ksburg, which were own
ed by the said Edmund K. Stealey at the time of
his death; ono Of which Is situate on the North
side of Main Street. between the lots of Isaac RAJ
mey and the heirs Of George Hugill, and now oc7
cupied by John Callahan, and contains one acre.
The other is situate on the South side OF said
Street, between the lots of Jerome Stealey and
John stealey, and now occupied by P. F. Crib
field, and contains one quarter of an acre.
| On the following day, (the 2sth, ut the same
place, shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder
parcel of land, containing TX acres, lying be-
tween the West Fork river and the Turn
pike leading from Clarksburg to Milford, and
South. This parcel of land has been recently
surveyed by Luther Raymond; and is part of the
farm owned and occupied by, the widow and
heirs of the said Stealey, near the town of
And OH the same day, the 28th, at the same
place, shall offer for sale another parcel of
land, containing 40 acres, situate on the North
side of the said farm, adjoining the lands of Ell
more Hart and the heirs of Josias Adams. This
parcel of land has also been recently surveyed
by the said Raymond, and is situate on the West
side of the West Fork river, opposite the Point
Mills. A more praoeulaf, description of these
plats of the same filed among tho papers of the
said cause, and also in the possession of the said
Raymond.
Terms of Sale:
All the property above mentioned will be so Id
on . credit OF six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
| four months, with interest ON the purshase mo
ney from the time Of sale Purchasers will be
required to execute bonds, with two securities,
! for the payment of the purchase money, aud q
lien will be retained on the property as further
security for the payment thereof.
Mrs. Mary Ann Steuley, widow of the said Ed
mund, will convey to the purchasers her dover
interest in the said proPerty-( she being willing
to receive the value Of her dover out of the pro-
ceeiis of salO.) WIN. A. HARRISON
Special Commissioner.
january 10th, 1s57.-ian9 ids
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Id Chanlcs,,el,rlY.I...:
D0DDRIDaE CoUsTT cIReUlT counT,

October 29d 1856
N7M. NJ. BeffyiiIl q CO., Sss EFloyd Nicely,
GHY Ex't. DC, and pthsTsi TlIe subpoena in
this cause being returned duly executed on all
the DefehdAnts IN this cause more than three
months before this time,a Decree nisi was enter
ed against themi'at Rules, and the Defendants
Floyd Nicely and Aahala lngle still falling 70 ap
pear answer the Complaihantis Bill. the
same was taken for confessed as TO them; and this
cause coming on this 22d day Of October, 1885,,
uponthe Bill taken for confessed, exhibits and
answers of e. S. Nicely, Guardian I'D Item for the
infant Defendants, the replications thereto was
argued by counsel, whereuponit is adjudged, or =
dered and decreed that this cause be referred to,
one Of the Commissioners Of this Court, who Is di-
rected to take, state and report-lst what amount
of the personal hssetts of the estate of ohm In
gle deceased ,car1e or shall have come into the
hands of Floyd Nicely his executor, how fur and
in what manner he has applied the same in course
paid, their character and dignity, whether sim
pie contracts or specially, and when con traetcd;
3D., what real estate the said John J. Ingle died
soizee of, the nature and quality and where stu
ated, and its value aud annual value, and wheth-
err the annual value thereof will pay the debts
due the creditors within five years, and report the
same to Court. And said Commissioner is fur
Their required before executing this order, to give
thirty days notice of the time aud place of aking
this account to all creditors of the estate OF the
said lngle, who are to bear proper ton of the
costs in taking this account, to prove before him
their demands Said notice to be published in
some newspaper circulating in this Circuit, and a
copy posted on the front door of tho Court Sc
of this county, and also to give notice by SER
vice Of copy of this record on the Guardian ,ad
Item for the infant Defendants and to report any
matter he may deem pertinent or either party
- 80 Ed. HICKMAN, Cpk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Land for Sale, near Bridge
l..,. port.

N pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
L OF Harrison county, rendered on the 9th inst,
III tho case Of Isaac D. Ross aud othcrs, Com
pI"innnts, and John Ross and others, Dsfcn-
dt"nts, shall on the first day of the next March
Term of Harrison County Court, at tho Court
house of the said county, offer for sale u tract of
land containing two hundred and ten acres situate
on the waters Of Brushy Fork and Simp son creek
in Harrison county, bciug tho tract OF Iud lately
assigned to tho hors of Owen j. Ross, decd, in
u division of lands between tho heirs OF the sid
owen j. Ross, tho said Isaac u. Eo ~ and t;vorru
Farrs. A particular description of the said
tract, with the boundaries thereof, can be scou
by reference to tho papers OF the said cause
wherein tho Partition, made by commissioners
appointed by the said court is filed.
Terms of Sale:
Tho purchaser will be required to pay $50 in
hand on the day of sale, and for tho residue of
the purchase money, " credit OF ono, two, three,
-FOUR and hve years. with interest from day of
sale, tho purchaser executing bonds with person
al security for the purchase money, and u lion
will DO retained on the land as a further security
lot the same. WIN. y. HARRISON,
JAN IT, 4S'''--lO tt Special Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Valuable Farm for Sale !!

a fine farm situate in Jackson County Vir
n ginia, on Mill Creek, three mics from the
Courthouse, and I miles from the Ohio river
lying on this Chenille, Ripley & Ohio Turnpike,
The Farm contains 224 acres, OF which 10 {.
acres are improved, und nearly all bottom land
OF first quality. There is good dwelling house
and out houses upon the land, also we'll Of good
water and u mevor-tailing spring near tho house,
also two orchards, Zone new Of grated fruit,
and 35n peach trees, also hay press and cider
mill. Terms One third cash in hand, and the
residue us may be agreed upon. Possession gil
ven Immediately. Additional Information OBJ
tanned by application TO F. ?. Turner, F 4.
Holt or A. Waugh, Jackson c. H., Va.
decl9-6t-
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Land Sale.
o'Brien, Grattlin s. Hanson. !

O'Brlen, GratHn g Hanson,
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
Calvin Dotson s. George Kinney
In pursuance off, decree OF the Circuit court of
Doddridge county, ndered at tho Fall Term
1885, in the above cause, shall sell, at the front
door Of tho Court-hous of oddridg county, ut
public auction, on tho 23d day of February, 1857
that being court day. the tract of land in the bill
and proceedings Of the said cause mentioned, viz {:
tract of $40 acres Of land, situated the waters
of Flint Run, in Doddridge County, about six
miles north east of West Union. .-..
TERMS OF SALE "A credit of and 3 months
will be given. The purchaser will be required to
give bond with approved security for the pur-
chase money, and a lion will be retained on said
land rs further security for the payment of said
purchase money. FLOYD NELLY,
ia 23-5l Late S. d. G., Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE ! $4,000

The following Scheme will ba drawn by s.
envy Lottery, of Georgia, and tho Southern Mill
tAry Academy Lottery, Of Alabama, in each of
thoir Lotteries for February, 1857.
Class o, to be drawn in the city OF Mobile Ala
h"mA, in public, Saturday, February 9TH, 1887.
Glass -, to be drawn in the city of Atlanta,
Georgia, in public, on Thursday, February 18th,
1887.
FORT GAINES AcADEMYLoTTERY !!
GLASS No. IS, to be drawn in the city of At
~ lAntA, Georgia, in public, on Thursday,
February 2S, 1887, on tho SINGLE NUMBERS!
10000 Tiekets---s,eeo Priest
More than one prize to every ton Tickets
MAGNIFICENT Scheme
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CoxurssIoNER's OFFloE =.

Circuit Court of Doddridgc County. .
The PARTIES in the above cause and all creditors
of the estate of !. J. Ingle decd, are mott fed to
attend and prove before me ut the Clerks Office
of the. Circuit Court of Doddridge county Va, on
the first day of March next, all their demands
THOMAS a. JONES, NC.
january 5th, 1870 1t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Dry-GOOds, Groceries,
HARDlNI nrrEENrOIrL DE,
WatCh-Maker 81 JewclAer,
WESTON. VA.

u RALSTON, has removed his Jewelry Es-
Ls Enlistment to the room formerly occu-
pied by Allen Simpson, near the Bland Hotel,
where he has on hand good assortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, e., which he will
dispose Of cheap for cash. Persons wishing
tices in his line, will save money by giving him
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry carefully re-
paired, and warranted according to quality.
my % ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Miscellaneous.
FalV and Winter Goods.

NuARLES LEWIS has just returned from
~ The East with large lot OF goods which
Ito will sell worry low for cash or country pro.
duce.
His stock Of goods for gentlemen's wea. is
varied and extensive consisting OF black and
fancy coiored cloths, cassimeres and VestiuGs-
A good assortment Of Rendy-Made CIo-
thing, and every other article Of gentIemen's
wear.
Ladies' dress goods in every variety consis-
ting of Silks, Merinos, Alapacas, Mousiips, &c.
a large and well scectsd lot OF good Hosiery,
Gloves, &C. including Mems Buck, Silk, Bea-
Woollen and Buckskin Gloves. Ladies' Buck
and Kid GauntLets, &c.
Family Groceries, Of the best quality.
Hardware, Queensware, &c.
Every variety Of Boots aud Shoes, which will
be sold as low as can be sold in The country.
Silk, Straw ana other Bonnets, of the latest
style. Give him a call before purchasing else
where mold If
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Nm Cilanccry

V1RG1NIA-To WIT At Rules held in thu
Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court for DoJo
bridge county, on the 7tn day Of January. IsST
u"n winchester DAY, compile.
MARSHALL Allen and John D. Clute, def'ts.
Inc object of this suit is 10 obtain Deed for
tract OF one hundred acres of land lying on the
the defendant, Marshall Allen. 'O'''
1T appearing by an affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant, John b. Clute, is not an in
haoltant Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered
Que month after duo publication Of this ordsr and
90 what is necessary to protect his interest in
this suit. ~ cOpy-Teste.
F. y. HICKMAN, OK.
G. S. LEWIS, Atty. for comprt,
Jan. Is, 1887. At.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
NKcrCan tile.
New Goods

New Goods!
lore New Goods, at the Clarksburs
Station!
am just roooiving and now opening my
>eond stock Of Goods this season, and invi to
SIR aud hear, to call and g4s their supplies
; >tock is now full and complete, and As
-6mmenccd on tho quick sales and sma II
@ts system, shall carry it ont.
Wy stock consists part of the following
.Ir:s
Dry-Goods, Groceries,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE
JEWELRY, SALT, IRON, NAILS, GLASS
STOVES, CRATES, HOLLOw-wARE.
aud every article usually kept in country stores.
Como soon, for bargains arc to be had.
A. NJ. BASTABLE.
January I, 1s57.-16 If.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
LET us REASON ToGETHER !

TT HAS been tho lot of the human race to he
l. weighed down by disease and suffering. Hol.
loway's Pills are specially adapted 70 the relief
of the weak, the nervous, the delicAtO, aud tbG
infirm, of all chimes, ages, sexes, and cOnatitu-
tons. Professor Holloway personally superin
tends the manufacture of his medicines In tho.
ghssned people sG as the bess remedy ave. the world
ever saw for Tho removal Of diAonAa.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Dr. u. M. RoWcock.

HAY1NG permanently located himself at
IL Clnrksburg , Va, otfers his professional sor-
VICES to the citizens Of Olarksburg and vicinity.
Office on Main street, next door TO a. Barnes
Drug Store, where he eau always DO found exceut
when professionally engaged.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Stoves. sc.

THE undersigned would call the attention of
i the pubEcto the now and superior stock of
Stoves now on hand, embracing many new
styles, such as have never been in the county.
Cali and soc for yourselves; and those who
want will be suited in terms, price and quality =.
A full stock of Tin, Copper, Brass and Shest t.
Iron Wares as usual. G. W. SMITH.
Oct. 22d, 1885.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Circular of Prices. In the Baltimore
sG1Nfarket, - OSs4SsI
Fur The seek ending January 81 1857.
.asaEvE5 "a REsoRTEpsDY SssET .pOss r.

For The seek ending January 81, 1851.
,SsaEzE "a REIoRTEpaBY SssET .ROsEni
RAN p. l.IIi & Il tA ATT! nv
ArriasA In good demand sales at SO TO
S4.o0psr rbbl.haIza SIS ~ .-afIA i" g3Anni
IpTTERA.Ws quote tsl g.
Gladssa ZEE I'D u Good, .l1ar"116 gao
BEsswsAx.--Salss at &c cts 1-.-aa
RAooS..=2--Less aedYityin the market, and prices |
sScqldsis. s@ 81 Hams, plain l1@12 4
BE4ss.--sales Of Mixed at sO@62 White at
50 "a 90. Uieo l'uIs .ytafJar gsttu..s sf
OoursrRYsS6AE-Salesat 6@7e.
CArrLE-Ths offering on Thursday last WIS
about $50 head, all of which were. sold at 81
90 :to@5,50 ON the hoof5 equalTto 500 to 1915
natNUaT T. "a r1it IL 1875 q = sff,'aI ..3
CoRx-Re<eipts small and market dull.
" litas .5S@60c. yellow 60@62c.
CLoykRskEp -SSSales at z. OF So.
ra'4s Sales Of apples pared at 5g@1 !; Is
s. . Peaches pared " 250@3U0
... ~ Il ~ impaired p" 20u@250
Dxxnsxns.-SaIss at 1920 cts ia ~
FLoUR-With uhfayorabie intelligence frc.ln
Europe and large receipts, We have to report u
dull market and declining prices. We quo e
Howard st. at 6,25, city mills 6, So -
FL1xsEED=%Salesa at 81 .S5@1. 80 an or.
Rabbit az !2tO Sc. Red fox, IS to Sc
AUskrat toto Mink, 60 to IS
Cow grey fox, 95 TO 80 Otter. 81 to S.
HtNsESG.-No demand we quote nominalIy at
~ ee1ftS. .
noos.-Sales at T.5O@s25
L.ARD.-Shesin bbls. llGSl2 c. kegs, l2@l3 =.
MusrARD SEED.-Sales at 587 cts
tlErs-Md. 40 to As Pa. as to So
RTE-Md. zoe. to 75c. Pa. HOc. to .65c.
3HAKEROoT-In good demand Sales at 60875
EtLLow-at IL to l2c.. -'.- -.
WboL:-Sales Of unwashed at 24(a26c.
washed z" 36@3s. ..
WHEAT.
Receipts large and market active. We quote
Inferior to good red, $l.35 to lao.
Good to primo, 1.40 to las.
lnfOriOr to good white, las to l.55.
Good to prime, I.55 10 Leo.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Take Notice.

That shall, the 25th day OF February,
1887, at tho Clerks Office of Harrison county
Court, take the DISPOSITIONS OF sundry witnesses,
tn he road in evidence upon the trial Of u Chan
Gerry cause pending i'll the Circuit Court Of Har-
risOn county, iu which am Complainant und
you Defendants. WIN. X. BENNETT.
january 18Th, l65I.--33 1t
WILSON, P. O.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
NOTICE.

rINHE Clarksburg Classical and Mathematical
4 Seminary will be continued under the care
OF tho Rev. George a. Smith. Tuition, &c,
will be same as heretofore. Fees payable quar-
terIy in advance.
The session will commence on Monday, Feb
ruarv it. ia 23-3t.