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AFTERNOONS REPORT
PROaI WASHINGTON.

Lieut.. Pegran, who distinguished himself in the
fight with pirates in The East In les curing CoIa.
Perry's Expedition, Las leen appointed Z the c1m-
mand Of the steamer " ater Witch, fitting out for
Paraguay.
During tie EloRth Of August ,O07 bounty and
land warrants were issuel, / satisfy which, l0i,
600 acres are necessary.
The Secretary 0f the Navy will SION lake a
visit Of inspection t. t. NOh TX Navy Harl
Adj tant Gersral Ccoper left lie city this sf-
ternC0n TO meet General Scott at OH int Com
fort
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STEAMER MIcHGAN.-We yesterday paid a
visit to this steam fngate and found the vessel
in capital Orler and trim. The officers do not,
We know, need our Recommendation to secure
them the confidence and esteem of the pu5he,
but we will add our testimony of their worth
and efficiency. The steamers decks and all her
apartments were clean enough to be 4 pattern
for our thrifty housewives, and the rule Of "a
place FOR everything and everything in its
place" seemed to be thoroughly carried out
The officers are fine, gentIemanly persons, and
the crew are likewise, we doubt not The
steamer was expected to leave port this morn
ing. A visit to her will amply repay the
trouble and will satisfy the curiosity felt in re-
gard to men of war" how they look and are
kept
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC C1LPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study aud Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;



NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND A PHTsICILN
In which is embodied fau and chasts description
knowledge necessary the welfare OF thse harmed or
about be msrred rrOcs Of pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, we'll as the
methods by which many OF the lAtier may he oysted
teaching how the system may be nyoated and
proper tone aer having been Frustrated by COM
plants Incidental TO the human frame. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which will obviaie
the necessity any great OF sickness aud enable
the Oervani reader to be. to great extent her Rhy
Eician.
Tis available the understandings OF the
nOn-Pr1ssOnal reader. and skifuIly elabotatsd
planned, arranged and oEisd O0t than zny work Of its
kind nOw before the public While gives Wholesome
particulars ant il respectsesre information upon
Ofths de Affairs connected with the female
system 1t should be ICED in the hands every female
PRICE s. CENTS.
This work also preseiiion used by the doctor
hls practice for the positive SorefuoEs Emp
iSAs-Fsrer Gad Agss-Ssusrs Coughs cad Cols-RAruH-
DgSscasa-Fllliag oT offhe Ha5r &c g. &C. any
o. which PrePar,as may prove OF great value TO the
This book win e sent by mail free Of POstase. the
ostage stamps. All orders should b. ADDRESSED to
Z; r. dUICHINGS
}. b. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
All Plumlins Works, Afwster Block are prepared
with nrge force Of experienced WoEkmsu dOngsvery
osri1 tioa OF Pie nbins the thorough manner
he most scoatihc plans ressoaaba terms and on short
notice. larEe stocks VI Fountains OF different STYLES and
iEes Bathing Tubs of cast Iron and wood, lined with
inned-c0pper. stea hstFn, lead and savauized iron
Brsss AMI Plaiei C1cks tae Psns Selei9S
ns Cocks recent lltroduse Was BOWS and az kinds
work warranted m2sadSwtf
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PROM NEW YORK.

The Commencement at Brown University passed
,Yff very pleasantly The attendance was large and
the exercises interesting.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RepOGed by the Union Telegraph,
5FTfoE, SGKRss BLOCK, CORSER o. BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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mas ROBTNs0N7s CERTIFICATE-

VERsos TrBmbull Co, May lst ls5s
This cerfes that have been in very Door healtn tor
yrars and fo0nd te relief alter emPosiug number
nf PhVsi-ans- Ny disfass Wa Pr3aDSs Ute II j had
Tedre1 BIZ that and EouoF Al l1s u1 bad become
liberated lerable extent By the adTca OF Dr.
G W Bushnell prOeursd and took hotties Of Marshars
atholic0n which snabed to aftsnd 10 nv hus
hand his last sickness until he died which about
year since. have taken three b0tss s-nce has u ath
shc has made able % abOr and supp1 iaGniiE OF
three child The Cafhocou has nearly restored me TO
health. thiIg tiI lte ,ly suffer
- MARY Z. ROBINSON.
Tas cxTHoLIcoE fOf sale ty Ciry Druggists and by
Medcins dealers generally. iull2
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EXCITEMENT IN PAINEsvILLE.-We learn that
two gentlemen from the South were IN Paines-
vile yesterday, endeavOring TO cary into slave
~ negro who has lived in that place for some
time and " hOm they claimed as their property
They however found it rather dificult t. con-
vince the public that they were the lawful own
ers Of the saii ''shaiteL'' and were forced TO
leave the place as empty handed as they entered
1t. Ono of the SOutherners came to Cleveland
on the train arriving here at 5:3oP. Il. Cutie
an excitement was raised in cur neigbboring
town and some loud talking was done. We
learned the above from persons arriyir.. last
night on the above train.
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PORCELAIN Ii TEETH.
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH

SUPERIORlirY OF THEIR METH
~ OF producing Arh, al Teeth over aa5 other known
isI SIMPLICITY -ons p zee chemically united in all
is parts and Of the sane 9ssty p 81 h.r,slf
he model of her own impression. TINS adaptation once
"a g5a .y Hts III ats and Teeth sIe mDer
yogs Iothe scion ag knOW1 chemical asent asHoe N
secreoasof the mouth c0mmOn 70 gold plate work ana
oil h cor coL6RBnsht, lively and good imatOa O
n B-Any method Of producing Set.Of Artificial Teeth
this q gesr- Is Counterfeit Of trne Porcelain
HBadss a SeueH Cast OF tins nnmeer sigaf5. { sss
nave fksn the place Of Gold rae work ia me asl
viii all other where our terms have been
eomped with In no case where teeth PAID Tor
TERAIS-Acc6rdins u of the case and given
PAYNENT@UPo pom the reeeas Of the orasr. deliv-
cry Peras GIth Geld Plate ear sDy their plaie IN part
GUARANTY. -Satisaetsoa; pror4AsG tbe terms of Pay
Persons waiting afornata. reference El4 be gwen TO
'Sss Ss N Dls4 = R5S % d ss soon ssO
the afura teeole slong enough TO intsrvsns he
70 our 1srTo1s and thsss ws desire 70 become suc, We
viii say that aIrahgements such that eap ID
vihia two days after the ARRIVAL Of the parent. N
TO THE DENIAL PROFESSION.
with WaeI may 6s iaksn
and rs y EIIrsss a6d ufne
attd VIA sssS5as 70 ne ne %Atss and aIi1sgs
I
| reasonable terms
In Testimonials and References. ,-,..
sys obsse4 with E9es interest gT ne sst i've years
above mhod Of pod ucine ArtIhrial Teeth and believe
/ s.aletneEts u this LircalAr co-Ieet.
Ihave investigated with 20 the last three years
the agse method Of making and apo Efp4 Artificial Tee
a. ths LaboraOry OF Dr. Wright ana s0in use and
say with canfdence that his plan Is the best known
and eutirev successful when made under his observation
rhs sRpaoFy Of thls kad af Dentl work 0Ter ebd q
sl lalIc pe cAnao- be queStionea snd ths state
msu In WrIghfs Circular Of the number Of Whe
Fs work has taken the place Of gold plate Much
OF this work gold plate had been furnished BY the best
ueufis IN tie country. not with the
q POTcelain work tiss Ia a. others tan f
irWnzA.. II A, ACKLEY, N, . 4 Z
I ~, d lac Prof Of Surgery CieTe Med. College.
Dan P; Rhodes. Prof = P, kiriiaAd.
NJ .szcksol- Prol :. .. HUI
Fr sfaFor castle, be- ] -, I'd. Bad Il 81 Journal
:. Wh1tmar VIM W. RifharjS.
] > T. Sturtevaut, Proi-GafcheA-
1 j L Cur is .--....-....- ----
B-IEgvinE learnei last persons claiming 10 DO th
work and b many elalin= 10 beOgr agents for b.
same vi say ts ~ ms date we have a-en'1
The U. A. who have night fE1al The aloye elie,l
ixuch and hlSt easesif is sstisr ~ infnsere
mBosition-If an imEoson lst tyset 2 on cure
an Infringement We WI z 2s ',e aLshd y ~ m X
ssps29 f -. ActlA.J for the CoEnpanJ-
I :.
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hlt0ifines.
WHY is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM?

RECAOSE IL WILL, IN all cases,
u tae weChilis, Fever aud AEae-wrhoa fan; and IL
Al cases Will connierust the Of Malaria which
fact thousands DO testify AMI unlike ali Other nostrum
IL only fr one class Of diseases and as
Its worth, by men OF influence and high standing.
Princeton. III, Sept 9Oh, ls57.
DE-. MGNN-Dear Sir: For several years pas used
your AGUE BALSAM my daily prsctice, and have
closely observed its effects hundreds eases and in no
has il failed to produce the happy effect can
most ehssrsully Teeommend ceriaia speci6e for
Calls, Fever anl Aiue, and NIalarb US diseases.
Truly Yours, If. AUSTIN, NJ D.
Mar-Aaii. N eh Feh. 'l-h 81.
DR- MANN Col lave ~oid iarse a.iIuut af your
AGUE BALSAM IN this v.ci.Iy. aud froa, ar-oual
know rte o. IL. D. svs t,s lest IIsdy fr ca. L..
Respectfully Gours. a. A HYDE,
Ashtalula, ohiu in lss ISIS.
MEsSRs s x MANN 6 co Gent; IA "a vs. ilr the
STATES Il ohia and 81 ia fr she sale ei .is7ent
rene ies Il VII ca h-vs cltr.l his been
SAM has gsiau for isrfi e. " pee V.S e s,fi It
really Z, IA, l. Le THE PEoPlss Tvs RlaSDy asd rs
sales NOR. ,n'd than al h-'s esfiei g.
sede all other ssuu renlr,ies m She markef
Fery Truly YOuIs. A ! S HENDsY.
New York F,b n, lsss
in s. louis sod y,ur GcUs: l. ~ .rs e .s.. and
have e. reiuJ visi rye Us eilecs cuSfSG. afd
all G. BdnT, do not olisve qla cxss tho
world Of meiifiaes. 70 80 ku is.isc il has
cured Permanently cye-y time, nnd hove used
hsppy result Aa1i Int IS n re sstrEsnfr Nav ne =
known case but what Hud cur a. ior - thLt
feet triumph Chills and Fever.
Respectfully YOuTs, PROF. o. J. WOOD.
s K MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
GAYLORD HAMMOND,
aulI Cleveland.
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G0nl.fllatinnaI.

A SELECTS SCH0OLF0R GIRLS,
h eubralug al tie elements Of sotf AID us-fui I'd
uczfiOu. will be epslei d lAsselaaE ,hei
Of Trinity Churcl SupeT1T sireet % la- lEe -
tember under the of the Mizssz. HA8lAN EQa fe
Eener.l erirtsndenre Of Rev ky AR as itfenyof
the School
Appca'iaas for .nissun 10 oe made 4 M
af anT dunno ne eburse fla Schnolterna.- y
Prospectus. sene frfh TeIrpsy n4 behlI 0q Hp-
vlirsfinn 10 ibe Rsc1s ~ toshg IL r bSf Ee1 lseA,
v1Tif1rs os The SchonL III lIlR fI AKr6N, u
4 lDR BOLLES. & q
Fu3 DIN lqs REV. L. CARTER
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Ia ] \
InNnnA

A@SaSS-tf @-AAAA -hNNAF
FRANCS Tho bombardment Of Djedda bad
caused great sensation Everywhere, bat still 4
mains uncJmmented on by tie press
The Times puhlst ed the following despatch:
$50 A M.-The Moniteur an-io-nces that j
treaty has been c nclHded with China The ports
are thrown open, tie Christian religions allowed
TO be freely praeiiced, Foreign CoE5nls and Dipio
matte agents are 20 be admitted 10 Pekin. An in
deuluity is 10 be paid to EnglGni and France
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PoLIoE C9UKr--Fiiteeh Iaiuutcs sufieed 10
put through the few cases on the coke, yes
teriay I-Sming. -..
Fred Aepse was determined to have his own
LITTLE spree and carried out his determination,
and was carried off himself to the watoh-hOuse,
where he was fined 50 and costs for his f,m.
John Holland took too much HOLLAND Gin or
other vile sire water" and created disrur-
bance for which he was sentenced to pay So
and costs ..
The remaining cases were continued or dis
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9prhhI Notifts.
MATRIMONIAL.

r For Gas Fi=tNres ard Fsffing-Ayply
ESgg, EAE0Orfi q Co, los anS I0I Superior street
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KEGIsTEk
DEPARTURES.


c5luuibuss -. $50 A. NJ s-2a p NJ ass PM
dske shore Essi z s;ds 49, a.se =. :.
rdle7l5 - SSr1aif SO SEQ s7ts -
rolsdo wa sauiusky llllg - GfsE . Z"
ss1ssass -. ,.:l. s=sr ra113 .Sq00H 2
krvruuz <zAkron ll-25 =. 1dEii.ll
Iral1E a ttts Nia b N led me Cah ssfsfsvens
UezAle1 Lac BY leaving thaF sdrss the OInaibus Of
tos 81 SaPerisr Et7sst.1aof Aexg 10 Wedei House.
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LAST NIGHTS REPoR1
FOREIGN NEWS.

: Ew Yoak, Sept ?.
The r. NJ. steamship Afri & from Liverpool on
ID p. u Of the 2lst. ult. arrived at P. NJ.
The annO-nce =, . Of tie COll-i - etwee tie
Arabia and Europa reachod England ser Atlsau
Telegraph n tie 2cth, ard was the Erst p, lie
message sent East Trough the Cable.
The Asia ". rid sail { Bostr- o. q e 25th.
The Jursfrom N Y, was telcgrapfed Il Il ly
bed at on r the 2Ist, AZ wo-E reach Liver
pool about ; 7. VI.
The s,ipE WITH IS COO oj,ac.s OF & n, had
arTiVed frC IL Melho-rrc.
Nc. Tenbr-e-k's ArceriSan horse Babylon, wcE
The Chester ED Ia dicap at York, s-saiEst a ED
81 s.vsa horses.
"a ., -: e5uliy demonstration in heror Of the
s-5rr,ss q the Cable was bgIg organized az Kill
larnsy. In Ne shapc Of banquet &c the Directors
" 4 proisct Was ~ foo. for running Railroad to
r. Atla,tie 4 Or, 'st Wsstori- Railway c =, and
Obi & Perus ,Fy.ri,. ed negotiated in England
bOnds for about S3,OO0,C.,' -
Atamleting orthe Liver, 70 W0Ikheuse Con-
mittee, it " 5 reported 4 II $50 iesttqt erai
grants, uhcse lsssge nad boe1i.cm the U. ., ,-s
been brought & the Liverpool v -rAhoos-- OHs-
fifth Of the number were l-Eatic5.
The fact that en enq-iry cold be l'tt rom 2
London and a replg Of some length l.e recC-s Gu
from Newfoundland in two hours G-d q half, -4G
been demonstrct tel inthe matt ofthc collisi1, hs
tween the Arabia and Eiro2a, AID was regarded
with great satisf .ction.
FRAScE-Some Italians had been Grrusted at
Cherbours and Paris. ..-.... ...... q .-........
The Paris Police ECre exercising marE61 sn .
veilanceat the staten Of the Great Western Rail-
way. The governmlnt al Leer inFormea thst
Mazzini had left L7ndOn, II
From other paris Il Eur pc ttcre is n thing to
aiti'to tIIe accents per propeller at ST. J, hns,
New Foandlgni. TLo o0mmereialneWs hsd cen
mainly anticipated
.sszz LATEST.
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The remaining cases were continued or dis
charged. Those arrested for Burglary of Il.
Lord & Co, s store come up this morning.
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LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYR-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
Alothsrs are mere iitaiions and should be avoided il
you wish 10 escape ridcule
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly - a
beautiful and Natural BrJwn Black, without the least
nimy TO Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have teen
awarded 10 Wm Bachelor since Is5s, and s0Go0
applications have been made the HAIR o his patrons of
his famous Dye.
wM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be distinguished from NATURE and Is WARRANTED
not 10 nureia the least however long may be eouta-
uei, an the al effects OF Bal Dyes rsmeie; the Hair
vigOraied for life b. this speudid Dye
Made, sod applied Tin privae rooms at the Wig Fac
I33 BroslWay, \. Y.
q The Genuine has the address upun steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box. of
WILLIAM A RATCHEInR
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RDr. UnderhiIl viii deliver Temperance
Lecture at the old Court House this evening.
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= E. R-fin, ~, seA OF his seOrk of Has
ald Osps at lower prices than any o.aer estab-
Iishnent in ChEeiaadl Reule7be1 81 srpsIior
street. -.A.ALEaSsIsTt2fExE
Gums. II THoxAs. Teacher Of the Quit
ar. Rooms at No. sRus I'D street. Terns-- :
Fifty cents per lesson. = :, = - II.
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Dentistru.

nENTISTRY.-THOSE HAVING
t u Teeth Eh;ch they CaIef ~ eep Ia the 'lv er
A rTJullespne 20 carry T. he eket, are eserl1iy
tel 10 call 81 DR. HALLlWELLS Dental kSoms.-
U will be oieIed Havng liade
l rsemens. PREPARED 10 the Nllraui 1eu -um-
go ilstead OF tf0ldo- Silver ior AIfcial Teeth. which
hesthe Lhes rcnutaon . thing hrcloOrg uset for
: ext es 1ltueSs cleanliness durability and neatuess
Que too set be suupied 50 Vt like as 10
n. . t-a -nsC- observer, bad perfect ht Warranted =
S f ard e Ia Plates as Ehll, ffun 80 20 50 full
- D. A hALLIWEIL'S. n d
Over CnurchilS Drug Store.
iul g.iSv Opp Old Court HOnse. Public So.
REMOVAL.
nR. b. +. ROBINSON HAS RE:
-,-,-sI ms GENITAL Ofce 10 his RESIDENCE, No &C
iSI y fpT iors StSrth Uftha ID \. ChuTch, where he
vi ii Be apy TO see an o, as Torn er patrons or any On
r. " mo may need his seryi ices
ClevaIand. March 20. ls5s-mh.- ,iti
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sDEYcH Al 6wYLIEDYDCT," Welsh Nexsnaper I
One. l3 Nassau street. Aanl y. lssa. I

PRoF D J. WooD-Dear Sir: S0ms month or weeks
ago received bottle your Hair Restorative and gave
Il % nv wife who concluded 10 y II Der head httle
thinking the time that q would restore the hair to
Orgnal color Hut 20 hsr aud my surprise dfer few
weeks rIa IL has performed thai wonder u feet By tnrr
ing al the gray hairs dark brown a the time
beaufyiug ad thrk ening the hair strongly recommend
The above Restorative 70 all persons IA want OF snch
chaase Of their hair. CHARLES C'ARDEW-
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aps2dSwsm - Bro1dNay. New llIk
WIGS F! WIGS = WIGS |!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES suTpass all.
They are ELEGANT, lslt. EASY and durable.
Fitting charu-un tErning up bohnl-no shTinL ing
on the head; iadeed, tins Is The only Is a5smcuI where
these things are proOerly uudeTs d, d snd made
20 BToalyyay, New York
- 800 EIsEE lI.-cl.--l ~. a..r.
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PRoF. O. J. wooD-wth confidence do recoInlsai your
Ham Restorative beng the most ecaco1s srree ever
aW Since uslug yOur Hair Restorative har and whs
kers which almost white have gradually gown dark,
and feel ccufleut that applications will
esfore em % their natural color also relieved me
Of ali dandru and unpleasant itching common among
persons WHO perssire freely J. q. klLbX-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-06
To-day's Adyertisements.
The Commonwealth Of
r,r, Virginia, G rs sd,

Tothe Sheriff of Harrison county, Greeting
yT7HEREAS, in the record and proceedings,
w and also in the rendition of a Judgment
in the County Court of Harrison county, in y
certain action Instituted in said County Court by
the North Western Virginia Railroad Company
against Alstorpheus Werninger. confirming, the
report of the commissioners mentioned in said
cause and ordering the same to be entered upon
record. which said Judgment was rendered on
the 2Sd day of April, 1858, the said Alstorpheus
Werninger having given security according to
law: Therefore, we command you that you give
notice to the said North Western Virginia Rail-
road Company that it be before the Judge Of our
Circuit Court of Harrison County, at tho Court,
house of said county, on the frstday ofthe next
term, then and there to have re-hearing of the
whole matter in tho judgment aforesaid contin-
ued; and have then there this writ. Witness.
Cruger W. Smith, Clerk of our said Court, at
the Courthouse of said county, this 10th day of
May, 1858, and SD year of the Commonwealth.
C. W. SMITH.
The object of this suit is to set aside judg-
ment of the County Court of Harrison county,
favor of the said North Western Virginia Rail-
road Company against the said AlstorpheuS
Werninger, confirming the report of the COM
miSsioners mentioned in said cause and ordering
the same to be entered upon record.
1t appearing by affidavit that the defendants
are non residents of this State and that there is
no PRESIDENT, chief officer, agent of said Rail
read Company resident in this Commonwealth,
it il ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and do
what Is necessary to protect their interest in
this suit. Tcste, c. W. SMITH, Clerk.
L. 5. LEWIS, p. q. AUG At
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Valuable Farms and Ian d
- For Sale. E.sEsE

TNHE subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
L terms, the following several desirable Farms
and tracts of land lying in she county Of Jack
son, Va. - - t.ET7'F
A Farm ono milo from Ripley containing
274 acrcs, 140 of which are improved with two
good dwelling houses, out houses, two wells, an
orchard of grated frHit, and coal has recently
been discovered upon tho place. The CHARLES
ton, Ripley, and Ravenswood Turnpike divides
the tottom land from tho upland. The farm
is well watered and has every advantage to
make it highly productive and valuable.
Also Farm lying s15 miles from Ripley, OF
Mill Greek, consisting OF 500 acres, l45 Of which
arc improved. There is good dwelling house
End 81, several out houses on tho farm. Also a
FIGURING and Saw Mill in good running condi-
T tiSn' with good orchard, well and spring.
rms through tho farm. To suit purchasers,
this tract will be sold in two lets, divided by the
creek which will leave the mills ant 40 acres Of
improved land, with over 900 unimproved acres
on ono side, and the dwelling house &C., on the
other.
Also, Steam Saw Mill Cor such interest in it
as the subscriber owns with four acre lot and
several dwelling houses lying half.a mile from
Ripley. I'M 1Gi1
Also tract of land two miles from Ripley ly-
ing on the Charleston, Ripley, ard Ravenswood
Turnpike, containing 900 acres, we'll watered
and well timbered, and will make good farm.
For further information, and for terms the
subscriber can beconsulted ut Ripley, Va, or by
letter. a. general warranty title will be given
to oil the above property.
mar 19-tf. ]. H.STAATS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-06
In Assulnnsit.

1oHN DAY, ad'r. of John Day deceased, VS..
q Walter bay. II appearing By affidavit filed
in this case that the defendant Walter Day Is
not resident Of this Commonwealth, and that
he has debts due him within tho county of Har-
rison, and It further appearing that the plaintiff
has cause of action against the defendant for
$37 ,5n, due. the 18th day Of June, 1853, the
plaintiff has sued out OF the Clerks Office OF
Harr son county Court an attachment against
the debts ofsthe said defendant in the hands of
David Teter for the amount aforesaid, which
said attachment has been duly served upon said
David Teter. On motion of the plaintiff IL Is or
dered that the. said defendant do appear hero
cause, IL any g can, why Judgment should not
be rendered ON said attachment, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Carks-
burg Register for foar successive weeks, aud
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of
Harrison county. Teste;
jy9 1t W.P. COOPER, Clerk.
Wilson & Sommers, p. q. e aautrs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-06
Notice to Farmers.

MANNY's COMBINED REAPER AND
vi MOWER, with Woods Improvement, for
sale by Thorn g. Wilson, Agents, at Wilson
burg, on the N. w. Va. Railroad. These Ma
chimes nrc extensively in use throughout the
United States The premiums awarded at nu-
merous exhibitions of trial, as we'll as the report
OF committees npon various machines of the
kind, give the Nanny machine decided prefer
ence. One Of them cut about 100 acres Grain
and Grass upon the farm of ]. D. Wilson. at
this place, last year, the entire salts OF
himself and spectators. ~ -
They combine great strength and durability,
and are well adapted to rough land They are
certainly great labor-saving machines, worthy
Of the attention Of those having large crops, and
Of farmers who can club together aud purchase
for their joint use.
Wilsonburg, June LIST, 1851 81
u Weston Herald copy one time.