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Tevz Caruets at Reduced Prices.

TT1HE subscriber takes great pleasure n inoraing his
friends and the rnc that receiving
Ia SflRIEGT ST0ClK or GOODS. uhich isivsly large
n embraces TIE rrent variety cred IN ts city.
~ stock CONSISTS part. y eopets as4orteat %
CalnefS, EnE Oh Clothg Wen Paper WIDOW sll g,
ahds ard Pms, Fable and panc gover.s With
great rarFty u articles nhtrou1 - ieTtnn- this
Sfos hs been s-leef VIA rtat are and Price,
and do thinf tlEt after d aeeilel q that have
not beflre been offered n this civ. i.--s -
Tfole Goods in tlg House llrer VIII
please ea at lie. IS HAHN st. end
fsoods J. o. HAHuQuR,
ms afata No ~ 1lEin -.
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.cINcINNATI MARKET
sATE
YOUR
HORSES.
Ts'HI.
WILL YOU
SUFFER-.

Tie popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LltIAEItI, Il eoextenaive With tie civilizations
Of the globe. Other articles claim to aikegiGts
pain aRd distress-tllis eifre& Family Physi-
clans, Government Hospitals. Naval Dispense
tories. Earriers. Planters. Farmers, Livery-Inen.
De, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men
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a EBPomeH-A young lady appeared on
Water street yesterday, rugged out ula Bloomer
aud Barmoral. exciting great Interest by her ne.
IopIar style of dress. Her paptalettes wersre,l
aid she wore a pcat, rsIkish little scarlet coat
which reached down about Che knees She
a,sp had on grey cloak of somp light mutcrinl,
and looked as cool aud tmpudent MS cnnld be-
She was n passenger oa the steamer ls T. Sass,
then lying at tue wharf, and seemed perfectly
indifferent to the tremendous sensation which
her appearances created. She knew nobody and
nobody knew her, and she could, therefore al.
ford to be pnconceFned as to public opinion.
Z Tho Hen.g,feld Mr.. S. Brown, formerly an
offlceron the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, and
railroad man of acknowledged ability and ex-
perience, returned yesterday from trip over
the line of the Hempfeld Railroad The object
Of the trip was to ascertain the actual eXtcntOf
the damage to the road, and to estimate the cost
of repairing the same. VIZ learn. that according
to the estimate of Mr.. Brown, ten thousand dol.
lars will. put the roadin running order. The
damage is not near 50 great as has been sup
posed. ca aa
Singular Accideat-T steamer Lebanon
was at the landing yesterday in a badly damn-
ged condition. We are informed by herofiicers
that the steamer in coming up the river, above
Pomeroy, encountered a large tree lying in
horizontal position il, the bed of the river, The
bow of the boat forced the tree to an upright
position and turning it completely end for end.
As the tree raised, its branches came in contact
with the chimnoys, tearing them away and rip.
ping up the hurricane deck and texas at most
astonishing rate. The Lebanon in consequence
ofthis singular accident has been detained seve-
raj days.
The Ricer is still falling. The weather yes
terday was warm and pleasant beyond compare.
There was considerable stir about the landiug,
but no business Of importance was transacted.
The giant steamer Gladiator, from Cincinnati,
passed up yesterday, literally iamed with
people and baggage.
The Rheumatfg,-A line in one of Moore's
songs read thus:
'our coach shall be allspansled with dew"
TO. which sensible girl, according to Landor,
replied:
''Trould give the rheumatic aud 50 it would y0u"
The funeraiof the deceased son Of Mr.. +.
Yahrling has been postponed until afternoon
at 8 o'clock
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HickoFy Grove. - Cha5I-s Co.. Ne, Nov. 70. fssg
rROH. o. J. W00fl-nsar esr= &c., 90 s=rsa4-
induced 70 ule Inle 81 yeuT ls.F estoIatirs
~ eitE UoaduTf1 Z e y car DUTY 70 goa
the onlieted % rep0rtlf.
Our lttlesDn's hFad Tor time had ben sFfrfl
roVeFei With sores, AMI eali~d % rraid bead
hair almost entirely cane OF IN ronsequeIce shin
Ife, eeeinr his fufeffnfl udEfsed
rHtire, d - win ltne hOre % s1eees but "a
prise and tint % an firds, Veiy feH aFrlieatr
removed the di<ease rntiry and Br ans inxui ait
% hair seen stpried ont and We thgt
has p hezilia seaps and - luEHTiant crop 81 hair
any oifr sia- We fheFFuFr. and 10 heFtby
mend yrur R-ltorafiVft erieet ey Tor Oh de
Of the aealp hair
QE0HGE " H1ssrsIS EoTIIa n,
SARAH A. HfGGISbOFHA&.
Gardiner. Maine. June e. fsss-
PROP ~. WOOD-DedF tIFs ! have nftd tao batfI' J
Professor Woods Hair Restorative AKA tTu,ssay
L the greafest diseogFy a The resto5a
changing he Hair. Before using ~
y. ~ HaIrhns aitaed IL oriFaaI eooT. Yen
Fsentnmfnd DIR without fear.
case vas pnr q thr EarsI kind
TeuTs Repeatedly,
DANIEl- n ErRpHT-
O.g.WOODa CO.. ProJEIetora ais Bseadrsy. sS-~ S~-t
On the ETrlt n. 7. Wire RalIug Estahii.ilsil "a
Market 81, s. Leus. 80 And sold - sH COED Drug
dee8.dfgtv1y- az1aPl-sn
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WHEELING MARBLE W0RKSf
-. SANDS & STANLEY,
(sseets'ogsie ssaA' z 'si1i'li.g'l

MAIN STREET, WEfEElLINS4.N A
nonunehfs and Tonbs, o. 81 kinds 81 Marble lfork
executed 70 order.s Best Of rsfsEeners given
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Domestics and Foreign Staple
PRINTsuo pieces q eny yeEd. worth IN etH
BLEACHED mGELINe-1tO pIeeES. fan yard idr, ard
very ne, for Ony 10 cents yard Also ~ eXceeht quail
ity = lfusns only yard. AtupsFoF sTflcle
and Pillow case llnsIins af dlnost any Friee-
CHECKS very prices Bedfetinl EEst
cIe for 10 cents yard and do 'tleIinE Bohe Iuil
GR4s-A very coca qualify for only oenss per are
IRISH LINENs-A splendid article, EaFTantrd an linrD,
for only IS cents yard.
HAlL-Supefior goods, fast coors
TX eetts-
yard: At [apl-9ll ALEx- HEFNANF.
new Goods 20 11aRe HP 90 Order.
7 HAVE nov received ny Spring Iud rIcek %
j CLOTHS, GAGSLMRRES IND FES7TFtGS 81 TIE
desirable styles, best fEbre exceedingly
prices, which prepared 70 make The atsst
asionabls styles. and at de l0Utst FTcIs
which would eallfhe atteit0n The
public In genera AlsO. lAFEe Ready Macy
A. ADAlIs,
aP20 No. 50 Water 81
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of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles.
Ulcers, TumOurE. Running Sores SerOfula. Stih
Joints. FeIOns. Swellings. Burns Bites. BOiS,
Chaps. Neuralgia, SaltRheum. and all aches
and pains upon man. and kindred complaints
upon
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES GLARKE'SI
Celebrated female pills


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a 4,rescrfDtio efSir y. 6Edrts, Il D.,
Physician Extraordinary to .ae queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unfang In lie Of all
those painful dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject 1t mOdsrates all and re-
all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADHhs
is especially suited. 1t VIII short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle pfice One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent eOuntsrieFs.
CAUTION.
TAeSe Pills should not be taken CyeaGies during tie
FIRST THREE 1lORTHS Or PregHoHoN, they are
bring Niscdrtfa9e Gutt GRy other fine Gey
are soys.
La all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exeTtiOn Palpa
tiou the Heart, Hysttrics aud Whites, these pills NI
when all other have failed. and al
though powerful renedy, contain Iron, eaoinsi
anthony, OF anything luItful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which siiould be carefully preserved.
sple Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late 1. c. Baldwin Col Rochester, n. Y.
N,B-si,VO aud postage stamps enclosed to my au.
hOri,ed gent, will insure bottle. containing 81 pills.
by return mail.
Ror sale by 4. II LOGAN CO., in wh~eIIns,
b. L. FAInestock ( Co., wholesale Agents, Pittsburgh
Purcell Ladd Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va, at iieh
moud. 4p9s-ly
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pied on the Rirer.-A man died on board
the steamer Potomac, her last trip,up from
Cincinnati. The name of the man was Joseph
Inghs. He had on his person certificate of
good character, written and signed by Mr. y
W. Shaw, Mayor of Lewistown, Pa, bearing
date March 4, 1850 The letter says that ''as
Mr.. Joseph Inglis is about leaving his native
place for the far distant West, it gives me great
pleasure to recommend him as a man strictly
honest and upright in all his dealings-and of
Industry, yeracity and strict integrity
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HnRREa CATTLE. e.

sneh as Rine-bone, Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
POII-EviI. Sweeney, HO0fail, de-, are subdued
and cured by the
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A Hard ease.-A Mrs. Davidson, {, r lighting
with ber.neighbor, Mrs. Coleman, was up be-
fore AID. Wilson; yesterday. She was fined,
but couldn'tpay the amount, and the magistrate
was about sending her to jail, when two small
children, which accompanied the woman, began
to cry. The Squire couldn't stand this, andor-
dered the woman's discharge with the remark
that lie would go her security himself whichhe
did, and will doubtless have The money 70 nay:
Very Good Tho Pittsblrg Journal copies
number Of local items from our paper under
the head of "Connlry News"
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THE eREAT BeAUTIFLER

PROR- o. 4. WOOD ! o-si-urs syiri-u- , Iss ~
" have Tecleged - 4anf orders calls for Prof. o.
eoei5 Hair Restorative, ttstfa dss POND
Sendto Bnstou for quaptiy, tFle doze ynu fer1asf
Al being enl Uiiie lfTit nTiisT QuanrlF fsarl
EperH toielrs hsla sokd scelisfo h0lA sriHe@sf ~
o0ur1l1 cuEf0llGFa and the ufJr1haiioH, N raIrri
reeefTes fror ii subitauiai aud UoTIny
1ens ~ eaf siei1its. f1ilF 10
NALuAhlE EhLEAltALifis<
Eend nsns nag b nue - "a nfEe. nd
deem ~ ei1E and believe yelTsFeTY Fsapeeifuily-
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This neornprehensbie LinnIt MT upon which the fTe7
mass Of the afflicted all lands rely for relief from
the pangs rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout5 Eryspelas
DANCER ScrOTula Sprans % uises Burns, Scalds and all
diseases rs rapidly suPyrsedinE Hsimar prep
aratonk The proprieors for the Of
suGftrx the following memorandum Of few OF the
.riuI effected By uuTlE thepHstfeW mOntA Ger
tIdcates parties named ae ti the possession OF
the propr,tors but their length precudts Publication Of
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BY THE UNION LINE.
FOIsETGN NEMs.

oSEIck. ooRNER wArER ANn sIosRoK sTsReTs-
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7. u IOGAN / CO., aud LAUGHLINs 4 BusHFiELD
A Rsnts for wheeling gIF dit.-ls8
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
Notices, Sales, &c.
The COMMONWEALTH OF
6af su2 yirgimia.sasS,, -,.ii .,,sii
TO the Sheriff Of Harrison county, Greeting

To the Sheriff Of Harrison county, GreetiaS: ala
HW7HEREAs.in the record and proceedings,
wv and also in the rendition of a Judgment
in he County Court OF Harrison county. in 4
certain action Instituted in said County Court by
the North Western Virginia Railroad Com M M
against Alstorpheus Weriiinger. confirming tle
report of the commissioners mentioned in said
cause and ordering the same to be entered npon
recorc which said Judgment was rendered on
the Esd day of April. 1883. the said Alstorphens
w erni ngerl having given security according to
law: Therefore. we command You that Won giy
notice to the said North Western Virginia Rail.
road Company that it be before the Judge of our
Circuit Court of Harrison County, at the Court-
house of said county, on the first day oil the next
term. then and there to have re- hearing of TIE
whole matter in the Judgment aforesaid cbntfnz
ued; and have then there this writ. Witness
Cruger w. Smith, Clerk Of onr raid Court, Mt
the Court house Of said county, this 10th day OF
May, 1883, and SGD year of the Commonwealth.
p %. W. SMITH. E
The object Of this suit is n set aside a ,inde-
ment of the County Court of Harrison county.
rendered on the 23d dsy of April. a. D.ls53 In
favor Of the said North " esie'n Virginia Rail-
Werninger, confirming the report of the COM
missioners mentioned in said cause and ORDERING
the same to be entered upon record
II appearing by affidavit tina; the defendants
are non residents of this State, and hat there il
no President. chief officer, or agent of said Rail-
road Company resident in this Commonwealth
it is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof. and do
whut IL necessary to protect their interest in
this suit. Teste, G. w. SMITH, Clerk
U. s. LEWIS, p. q. aus At
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
Virginia.


A RULES held in the clerks office of the cir
"A cult court of Harrison county, on tho first
Monday in August, 1883,
Aug. ]. Smith, complainant,
vs.. I'm Gin .hancery.)
a. Corbin's admir-. ct al, defendants.
The object of this suit is to set aside a deed
made by Anderson Corbin and wife to the said
oliver ii. P. Corbin on the Esd day of February,
1910. for 254% acres of land situate on q branch
of Booths creek, in the county of TAYLOR. Z the
deed is upon record in Harrison county conrt-
and to procure a decree 70 the sale of the said
land and out of the proceeds thereof to satisfy n
decree that was rendered at the November term,
ls46, OF Harrison county circuit court in favor
of complainant against the admir-. OF the said
Anderson Corhin, for $7O6 soc. with interest on
1868 .43c from the 9TH of October 1874 until
paid. and also nut of the proceeds Of said land
TO satisfy u Judgment rendered in favor of COM
plainant VS.: said a. COrbin' admir-. at the spring
Term, 1919. of Harrison county circuit court for
5000, with interest thereon from the 2lst of Feb.
ruary, ls4O, until paid, and 1855 cents costs I:
and also out of the proceeds of said land to sut-
isty Judgment of $72.37 cents with interest
thereon from the Cd of April, 1s46, aud 81 10
cents costs, which was rendered. in the circuit
comr. ef Lewis county, ut the 0ctobur term
1850. in favor OF Thomas Wolf vs.. complainant
and James Carder.
Affidavit having heen filed stating that the dc
tendant 0. Il. p. Corbim is not resident of this
State. it is ordered that lie do appear here With
in one month after due publication hereof, and
90 whit Is necessary to protect his interest in
this suit. Copy. Taste, q. w. SMITH, elk.
w. d So compl'ts altos. aus At
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
Valuable Farms and Land
For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
Il terms, the following several desirable Farms
and tracts of land lying in The county of Jack
son, Va.
a Farm one mile from Ripley containing
274 acres, lao of which ure improved with two
good dwelling houses. out houses. two wells, an
orchard of grated fruit. and coal has recently
been Uncovered upon the place. The Charles
ton, Ripley, and Ravenswood Turnpike divides
the lotion land from the upland. The farm
Is well wntercd and has over, advantage 10
make it highly productive and valuable.
Also Farm lying 81 miles from Ripley or
Mill Greek, consisting Of 5QU acres. las of which
arc improved. There is good dwelling house
and several out houses ion the farm. Also
FIGURING and Saw Mill IN good running condi-
ton, with a good orchard, well and spring.
Tho Gilmer, Riplry AMI Ohio Turnpike also
runs through he flrm. To suit purchasers,
this truct will he sold in two lets divided by The
creek which will leave the mills anu 40 acres Of
improved lnnd, with over 200 unimproved acres
on one side, and the dwelling house tSe., on the
other.
Also, Steam Saw Mill Cor such interest in it
as the subscriber owns) with II four acre lot and
several dwelling houses lying half u mile from
AIsoa tract of land two miles from Ripley w.
ing on theCharlcston, Ripley, al d RavenswooL
Turnpike, containing 900 acres, we'll waterei
and well tim bered, and will make good farm.
For further Information, aud for terms the
subscriber can 'eeonsuted at Ripley, Va, or by
letter. a general warranty title will be given
to all the above property.
mar l9-tf. STATS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
Notices, Sales, &c.
Virginia:


IA II Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
"a cult Court OF Harrison county on the ffst
u cndny in July. 1855 Rachael Hooper Com
Plainant. rs. Els D. q. Ash Thomas l.. Moore.
Lnther Raymond aad William Plant, 2dmini
istrator of Nicholas Hooper, deceased Defend
ants In ChsEneeIy : ksiiaaBs - tlsf hi8at I;
The object of this suit Is to compel the defend
ants to make q svnyeyaneei 70 tks eomplainant
OF about so acres Of land situate on Gkeiry Camp.
Run, in Harrison -eeRnty,i and the same that
vas ". sold to Nicholas Hooper in his and
to the defendant, Eli d. c. Ash. by title bond,
executed by the defendants Thomas l. Moore
and Luther Raymond. Il appearfng Ey s.fisia-
Xit hled that the defendant Eli ID. @. ash Is not
an inhabitsnt of the Commonwealth Of Virgin
10, 1t sordered that he do appear here withia
one month after due qualifications hereof cad do
what Is necessary 70 protect his interest in this
suit. Copy. Teste.s O, W. SMITH,
WILSON soAEMIRs. r a. ). Clerk
June soth, ls5s.-jyls At : iti55. ~ 8.
he defendants in the above named cause VII
take notice that 1 shall, on the 18th day Of AE-
gust 1855. at the Clerks office of Harrison eoun-
" Court, take the dispositions Of John Garter,
Jesse Law, Luther Hickman aud other witness.
es to be read rs evidence in the above cause.
RACHAEL HOOPER.
July goth, ls5s.-iyso4t -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
In assnmpsit, and upon an attachment.

VIRGINIA: At Rules held In the Clerks Of
ice OF the Circuit Court of Harrison coun-
ty' on the first Monday in August, 1858,
Samuel Strauss, sleon Hartman and TsTenor
W. GoCdloe, joint merchants aud partners,
trading under the firm, name aad style Of
Strauss, Hartman 81 Co.,
Va.
Michael Criss. Jr., and David N. shinn, joint
partner under the firm name of Criss & Slim
In DIET, and upon IN attachment returned ex-
ecuted
The Object of this suit is to obtain judgment
against the defendants for the sum Of $lSl.6S
cents, with interest thereon from tho 22d day OF
April, 1857, until paid, and costs, and to bind
certain estates or debts due them within this
State. II appearing by affidavit filed, that the
doiendant Michcal Criss is nos an inhubitnnt OF
this Commonwealth, on motion Of the plaintiff
it is ordered that he do appear hero within one
month atter due publication of this order, and
90 what IL necessary to protect his interest in
this suit. Copy. TeSte, G.. w. SMITH, elk.
o' NJ 4UhNkR' attorney. auG At
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
PARKENSBURG MINERAL WELLS,

IyM The undersigned, roprietor of that
ISs..NEd. well.kuown and popular resort, the
IIlIE Mineral Wells, nenr Parkersburg,
- Va, begs leave to inform his friends
that he opened for the season OH the first day OF
May lasl. Since last season he has made exleu-
siVe Improvements to the pI operly, and cum now
amply accommodate two hundred guests. he
has also attached TO the house splendid
Bathing Houses for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Billiard Tables, and everything calculated for
amusement can be found on the premises-Ten
pin Alley, Ball Room, Music, &c. His Omni.
bus will always be in readiness TO convey pIeu-
sure parties free to the K, nuwha river, where
noats belonging 10 the proprietor are always rea-
dy for the accommodation OF his que .ts A Lii
very Stable is attached 10 the House. The Par.
kerSburg Omnibusses will run regularly, every
morning, for the Wells.
Prof. MeItOr, OF Wheeling. Va, has been en-
ployed as Musician for the season.
c. D. FRIEDEL.
June 18th, lS5S-3t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
Land Sale.
Complainant

Burton Despard, Complainant
Alexander c. Morris, Defendant.
By virtue of decree pronounced ia the aboy.
cause ut the Spring term, 1888, of the Gircui.
Court Of Harrison county, shall, on the 1871
day OF September, 1888. that being Court da,
for snid county. proceed TO sell, at public auc-
tion, 70 the highest bidder, before the Court
house Of Harrison county, on credit or 6, IL
and Is months, with interest from the day o,
Sale, taking from tho purchaser bonds aud seou.
rity, tract of 43 acres Of land lying and being
on the waters OF Tanners Fork, a branch
kinchcloe Creek, in Harrison county, IL being
the same land conveyed by the com claimant =
lie defendant by deed bearing date January u
1858, and filed in the papers OF the above cSuss
EDWIN MAXWELL,
July 90, ls5s.-4t Ccmmis,ion.r.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules hold in tho Clerks Of.
" flee OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison eoun-
~, on the first Londay in. August, 1855,
Joseph R. Thompson, complainant.
vs. lin chancery.]
Francis Thompson, widow OF John W. Thomp.
son, decd, ct al, defendants
The object of this suit is 10 sell n acres oil
land situate OIL Mud Lick run, branch of Ten
MILO creek, in the county of Harrison, and iii
vide the proceeds of said pro, .orty among the
heirs of John W. Thompson, Decd
Affidavit having been fled stating that the
detendantS Emira Toward aud john Howard
arc moi inhabitants of the State of Vireinia Il l.
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof. and do wha,
is necessary to protect their Interest in this suit
Copy. Teetc, o. W. SMITH. clerk
W. q 8. altos. for compl'ts. aus 1t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
Miscellaneous.
william NJ. Borryhill & Co., CON

"il'i"m A. Berryhiil d Co., compl'ts.
Floyd Necley, Ex. j. J. In2le, tS others, def'ts
Pursuant to n decree entered in the above
court OF Doddridge county, ON the Sd dav of thu.
August term. 1855, of the county court of said
county, shall, as Sheriff of Do.idridee county.
under such decree, proceed to SELL to the hi"hcs
bidder, before the court. house door Of D ii .
bridge county. at public Auction. three tracts Of
lard in the proceedings OF said cause mention
cd, lying in the county of Doddridge, near the
town town OF West Union. and for description OF
which, reference is made to the report of the
commissioner in said cause. ''''
TEsMs.-A credit of 6, IL and is mon tbs will
be given from the day of sale, the purchaser ex
ec"Ing bonds with good security, and q deed to
DC made upon the payment OF the last install
mcnt. by general warranty. C.C.DAYIS.
August :, lS5S.-4t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-10
Land Sale.

Burton Dospard, Complainant
Joseph 3. BaiIy, Defendant
BY virtue off decree rendered In the above
cause at the Spring Term, 1888, of the Circui
Court Of Harrison county, ! shall, on the 1871
day OF September, 1858, that being Court day
for said county. proceed 10 Sell, at public auc
ton, to the highest bidder. before the Court
house of Harrison county, on credit off6, l2,
ls and "a months, with interest from tho day OF
sale, taking from tho purchaser bonls aud vecu.
iity, tract of 25s acres of land lying on til,
waters of Tanners Fork. q brauuh Of Rinchelo,
Greek, in Harrison county, It being tho 81 M,
land conveyed by the complainant to the
PENDANT by deed bearing date January 18th
1858, and filed in the papers of the above cause
EDWIN MAXWELL,
July 20, 1854 Commissioner.