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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16
no bridge builders.

TT1HE undersigned, Supt. of the Clarksburg
L and Buckhannon Turnpike Road will re-
ceive through the Post Office at Romines Mills
Harrison County Va, sealed bids until the 18th
day of juno 1858 for tearing down and putting
up new Bridge across Elk creek near John
Hoods on said road, on the king post plan in
all respects-similar in plan and proportions to
the old Bridge now standing there. Said Bridge
is sixty feet long and fourteen feet wide including
exterior super structure; the two king posts with
the four short braces, all the joints and under
stays, with all necessary irons are good and will
do for the new work SO far they go. Two go
foot stills Is inches by 8 inches also thirty one
foot Braces inches by 10, and two sticks l2 in
ches square, IA feet long. to rest long braces
against in middle ofabutmont, also $40 feet 21{
inch flooring plank IA feet long, nor more than
Is inches wide nor less than inches wide, with
all necessary timbers for good substantial Banis-
tering, the whole of the above timbers to be of
he best white oak clear ofkuots and all o:ker de-
fects, except tho four 81 foot braces which to
be black locust of the best quality. Terms of
payment. one third when the work is completed
and the Residue in two equal payments Of three
and six months.
The whole work to be completed in sixty days
from the letting. Those offering bids are reques-
ted to attend at John Hoods on the said 18th
day of June, so that bond can be Immediately
entered into. The old bridge not to be disturbed
until all the timbers are on the ground, and rea-
dy to be put up, SO travel may not be incon
venienced thereby. B. j. BASEL,
my2l If Supt G. 81 3. T.
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LOOK HERE!

1 take this method of informing the public
that shall continue the Backsmithng bust
ness, in all its various branches ut my old stand
at the West End, where [ keep constantly on
hand farming utensils of all kind, such as mat :
tocks, Broad Hoes, PLOUGHS of my own and
other manufacture, among which may be found
the celebrated Woodcock, and the IL Hillside
Ploughs, Iron and Centcr-lever Ploughs, Plough
Points, Hillside and Shovel Ploughs of my own
make, all warranted to be of the best material
DC sold for less prices han before offered in
TINS market Please give me 4 call, and pledge
myself TO accommodate in either quality or
WAGONS always on hand and for sale. at
loss prices than ever before sold in this market.
Can and see for yourselves, and bind my
self to sell, fyou want to buy
aP16 ly John PECK
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MOVING MACHINES.

CtTILI. holding the agency for the sale of R. l..
- Aliens Moving Machines, am prepared TO
sell them, with some slight improvements, at
last years prices, $l20, and the freight and eX-
penses from New York added: or, with the AL
dition of finger board hoist ut 1925, an the
freight and OK penses added.
| examined this last named improvement,
when in Now York. in February last, and con-
slider it we'll worth the additional expense of
SIS 90.
1t consists in lever with wheel attached
thereto by which the driver is enabled at q mo-
mcnts warning to rase tho finger board six or
eight inches from tho ground aud drive over u
stump, stone or mown grass without touching
it.
hon-and the purchaser permitted to cut two
acres ofgrass upon land clear of stumps, and if
not satisfied to return it to tho Depot from which
he recci we'd it.
credit will be given until the lst day Of Au-
gus: next, by the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, or Il deduction will be made
ut the rat. Of one per cont. per month, for tho
cash previous to that tmc.
Machines can be sent to any Depot on the Bal
timorG and. Ohio, or Winchester and Potomac
Railroads, which may be desired BIZ the purcha-
ser and named i'll the order.
| sold 20 of these machines last summer and
refer those dosirous of purchasing to the follow
ing gentlemen (purchnsers) for any information
in relation thereto, which they may desire:
VIM. c. Vanmetcr. David Vanmeter, A. A.
Inskcep, DMniel R. Mcneil, Jacob Vanmcter and
james Williams, and Peter Babb, Williumsport,
Hardy county, Va.
Isaac Shobo, Lunoy's Creek, Hardy county, Va.
Jno. NJ. Pancake, Ephram Herriot, Henry NJ.
1nskeeP and Geo. ". Washington, Romney,
Hampshire county, Va.
Isaac HolIenback and D. T. Keller, Pattorson's
Depot, Hampshire county, Va.
John S. Arnold. Ridgeville, Hamp. CO., Va.
David c. Coplin, Overfeld Barbour county, Va.
Angus M. Wood, Lost River, Hardy county, Va.
Jucob Harper, Pendleton county Va.
Stlas Reese, Wardville, Hamp. CO., Va.
Geo. Sloan IL Brothers, Burlington, Hamp., Va.
ANY extras which may be needed for ma
chimes purchased last year can be furnished by
me upon Immediate application, with the num-
Der OF the machines, accompanying the same
And those DESTROYS of purchasing machines
would do we'll 10 send me their orders at once,
as much difficulty was had in supplying the de-
mand for last year. JOHN T. PIERCE,
agent for e. L. ALten.
Burlington, Hamp. co.., Va, April 9, 1858.
P. ST. have made an arrangement with Col.
David c. Coplfn, by which will receive orders
for machines from the citizens Of Harrison and
surrounding counties through him, and any ar
rangement as to paying for AMI receiving the
same made with him will meet my approx ion.
JOHN T. PIERCE, Agent,
my Ia 3m for R. l.. ALLEN.
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" lRGlNlA: AT. Rules held in tho Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Court of Harrison
county, on the first Monday in July, 1855.
Edward D. Cobb, Henry F Stickncv, Isaac NJ.
Moss, james Moss, George Shairsr, George
II. Roberts, Samuel Huston, SImuel Oren-
dorf. Lot Ensey, George F. Beam. Micheul W..
Yenkle, Edward D. Cobb. Henry F. Stickncy.
Edward Frey, Samuel Frey, Henry Basse,
Administrator of ReniIrain BasSeI decreased,
Henry Handy and Charles Handy, COmtpLtS.
AGAINST
Richard FOwhes, and others, Der'ts.
IN CHANCERY.
The OBJ ject of this suit is to enforce the lien
Of the cOmpIainants against the estate, real and
personal, OF the fcndant Fowkes, to set aside
the deed Of trust executed by the defendant
FOwkes to the defendant Despard as Trustee,
And TO obtain satisfaction OF the judgments of
the cOmpIainants.
1t appearing by affidavit filed, that the defend
ants John Easter, John A. Field, Solomon
Smith, james Murphey, Samuel K. Wilkins,
George Henson, Joseph Danrorth, Joseph l..
DnnfOrth, Theodore S. Buntz. Samuel Strauss,
Philip Adler, SeOn Hartman, Long e. Bvrne,
Hamilton Easter, james Fl. Easter, John Easter,
Bacon 4 HalloweI, Robert MurrelI, Aleusen
Trigg, Lambert N. Hopkins, William Lake,
John N. Hardin, Moore u Griffith, William H
Brown, Isaac c. Jones, Jr., William II. Howell,
Wistar Brown, Edward l.. FAINT, r Co, John
Duer. Jr., c. Sidney Norris, Alexander II
Johnson, Stephen ]. Joice, Oscar Baugher md
Alfred DAWSON not inhabitants of this
State, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protect their
interest i'll this suit, aud that copy of this or
der be published for four weeks cOnsecuti vely in
CoOper's CIarksburg Register" and a copy be
posted at the front door OF the court house of
Harrison county. A copy. TesIe,
jyl6 At G. w. SMITH, Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16

MANNY'S COMBINED REAPER AND
WI MOWER, with Woods Improvement, for
sale by Thorn & Wilson, Agents, at Wilson,
burg, on the N. w. Va. Railroad. These Ma
chimes are extensively, in use throughout the
United States The premiums awarded at nu-
merous exhibitions Of trial, as we'll as the report
Of committees upon 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 J. D. Wilson. al
this place, last year, to the entire satisfaction 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 eau club together and purchase
for their joint use.
Wilsonburg, Ju ne LIST, lS5S.-ll St
az Weston Her I'D copy one time.
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Maryland State Lotteries!
r. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
CUTEON NoTECR

OOA4OI NOIICE.
DERSONS living at distance should n. AZ.
tremely cautious Of whom tlIoy orior Lotte-
~ tickets or certificates Of packages OF tiokot.
Tho country is flooded with bogus and SwInd
ling Lotteries. Every inducement Is hell o,,t ~,
got persons to invcst IncnOy G tlon. OnnitaI
trzes OF from $50, o0o to 10000 lIond thSis
schemes-with tickets at One Dollar Aim a.,
Capital Prizes arc oAGrod, tickets Is. All snyh
in every instance arc frauds; and II rnobov ~
scnt TO them for tickots, It Il no n1uoii tl,rown
away without the shadow Of q chance Of GottIns.
prize. Beware Of all Lotteries whore tlIS dr.
ital prize is unusually large Ia comparison 4, IL
Price OF tickets. In every instance yhor. inr,si
prizes are offered for a small cost Of tiJketa rSt
1t down as certain fraud. F's
me Kentucky state Lottery for the bonoft Of
the shelby College, under onr management. IA
The only Lottery In tho Unitotl Stntoa which h
legally decided by tho Maryland drawinVS: All
tho Maryland drawings arc FraaIs. y
THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
Purchase in the Maryland State I.i1t,cfIa. AMI
you are sure Of being right; and In oSloTin,t Ia
the Maryland Lotteries you nr0 SnrO Of fair AMI
honest drawings. "''u
One thing look to, and that II. ir Won or.t,,
from any licensed vOndOr In Baltimore IN. I,nt
receive airy but hanagcFsl ri1kotA aud Mana yoT.'
Printed Certificates OF Packages. The Nam.
gers Certificates have tbe mum bers printed. ana
have the autographed signature Of 4. Franoe =
Co. No one las right TO HonI his inii vidnsi
serIhcatas, and IL lao docs 1t, -bO ITO tlloro e
fraud at tho bottom oft. =
Il. FRANCE. 4 co
Managers Of Maryland State l. Ittorius.
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land Sale,

ToLUMBIA NJ DUNCAN, Complainant,
~ vs.. Rawley W. Amos, Defendant.
On Chancery.)
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Harrison county, pronounced in the above cause
at the spring term, 1857, of said court, the I'M
dersigued, commissioner therein named, will on
the 9th day of August next in front of the court
house of Harrison county, that being court day
for said county,) offer for sale the tract of land
Harrison county, en- the waters Of the Westfork
river, about three miles from Clarksburg; con-
tanning 100 acres, upon credit of ono, two,
three, and four years, with interest from the day
of sale, the purchaser giving bonds and good Sc
curity for the payment of the purchase money,
and lien will also be retained on said lands as
B. DEsPARD, Comr.
July 2, ls5s.-lw
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In Chanccry.

E. G. Bridges, Complainant,
vs..
Jonathan Pierce, Defendant.
By virtue of decree Of the Giro uit Court Of
UPshIr county, rendered in the above cause at
the spring term, 1858, of said court, the under
signed. commissioner Ierein named, will on the
10th d8y of August, 1858. (tIlst being u Court
day for said county, sell the land i'll the bill and
proceedings m"ntiomed, situate about four miles
from RucklamnOn, combining over 100 acres.
upon credit Of u"d years with interest
from the day of le.the purchaser giving bond &
security tor the payment of the pure hass mon
ey. lien will 6e retained on tile land us fur
Their security for the payment therefor.
]. ). FISHER, Com'r.
July It'll, lS55.-l64t
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Notice.

TN pursuance of deed of trust executed by
i John J. Bice to me, as trustee, on the eth day
Jffice of Harrison county court in deed book Al
81 folio S9) to secure Sarah SWiger III tho pay
ment of q certain sum of money mentioned
therein shall offer for sale in front of the Court
house door of Harrison county on the first day
of the next June term of the county court for
said county of Harrison for ready money, y tract
of land lying and being in the county Of HarTi-
son, to the right hand fork of ten-nlile creek,
supposed TO contain about eighty acres.
WIN. r. BENNETT Trustee.
April 26th ls5s.-SOTt
The above sale is postponed until the first day
of July term next. WIN. Z. BENNETT,
Junt 14th, ls5S-ls st Trustee.
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Notice.
Trust sale Of Negroes, DC.

4 Y 4"t 04Ss y 45IyIUtS3 &c.
PY virtue Of ii Deed of Trust Executed nv
DRichard Fowkes on the 7th day of Nav
1893, to the subscriber as Trustee-I will OH the
I'D day Of July next proceed to sell at public
auction to tho highest bidder ut the residence Of
the said Richard Fowkes in the town of Clarks-
burg on Main S reet-tl,a foIIo,vinor samsJ Ne
groe slaves, Joseph, Richard, Ann and child,
Julia and John her child, also three head of hor-
ses aud their harness, one large wagon and its
fixtures, also all his stock of goods wares and
Merchandise. Terms, Cash in hand.
May 4, I85s.-myll 1t 1'f AMI 4'As'Fs'
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RIacksmithing.

sDS The subscribers take this method Of in
E~G forming the public that they hAvo com
tiTst house west of Dents Hotel, Olarksbur9 ;,
where they are prepared TO do all kinds Of work
in their line, at the most reasonable prices for
prompt pay.
Mr.. Bash will pay particular attention to tho
shoeing of horses, and Mr.. Layton to ironing
wagons, carriages, &C., and they trust that
their experience in these two important branch
es of their business will enable them 10 give
their customers full satisfaction.
BASH q LAYTON.
Clarksburg. Fob. 9Th, 1s5s.-ly
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Miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVING been frequently solicited co aid per-
LII sons wishing to BUY, as we'll rs those wish
joining counties of North Western Virginia, 1
have concluded to offer my services to tho pub
lie as an agent, t. linking that my facilities are
such as to enable me to be serviceable to both
sellers and buyers.
Those wishing to buy, must furnish me with
the kind and amount of property wanted-its de-
sired location and convenfences, and tho price
Those wishing to sell will give me doscrip
ton of their propcrty-its amount, quality, CON
dition, location, price, terms, &c.
These descriptions will be kept on flo in my
buy or sell; and those looking either for a pur
chaser or for property, will be saved much trou :
BILE by referring to them.
No charge will be made except when a sale is
effected. Address w. P. COOPER
February 9Th, 1857. Clarksburg, Va.
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In ordering tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money to our address for the tickets ordered, on
receipt of which they will be forwarded by frat
mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will BIO
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
lures plain, and give their Post Office, county
and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and paya-
bio in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid i'm
mediately after the drawing other prizes at the
usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confdential-ad-.
dress orders for tickets or certificates to
S.SWAN 81 CO., Augusta, Georgia.
~ Persons residing near Montg emery, Ala,
or Atlanta, Ca, can have thei- orders illpd, and
save time, by addressing s. Swan 81 Co., at
either of those cities.
A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with tho amount of tho prizo that each
ono is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, in tho following papers: New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard,
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian
Richmond Dispatch, Paulding (Miss.) Clarion,
Little Rock Ark, True Democrat and Angus
ia Geo. Constitutionalist.
oct 23tf
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Observation-Disclosures.

rTHE subscribers take this method Of inform.
i ing the public that they have commenced
Black smthing at The Depot, cast of Clarksburg,
where they are prepared TO do all kinds Of work
in their line Of business, on the most reasonable
terms, for prompt pay.
Mr.. King will pay particular attention TO all
such work as horseshOeing, ironing of wagons,
plough irons and edged tools, which will be war
ranted. They trust long experience Ia the bus
mess will enable them 10 give their customers
full satisfaction. KING g. SLOWER.
March 9Th, I665.-l2l
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VIRGINIA: At Rules he Id in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court of Harrison coun-
ty, on the first Monday in juno, 1858,
Aaron S. Mcdaniel, Comprt.,
VS.. (In Chancery.)
Benjamin r. Patton, ct al, Def'ts.,
The object of this suit is to enioin and restrain
the defendant, William V. Smith until the fur
Their order of the Court, from collecting from the
said Aaron S. Mcdaniel the amount of any iudg-
mCnt he may recover against the said Mcdaniel
upon the bords or single bill so sued upon by
him, and from collecting from the said McDan
tel the amount of the single bill so given by him
to the said Patton, assigned to the said Smith,
and which will become due on the first day of
April, 1855.
It appearing by affidavit filed that the defend
ant Henderson T. RCbey is q non resident of
this State, it is ordered that he do appear here
within enc month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit. a copy. Teste.
jelS 1t G. W. SMITH, Clerk.
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r. FRANCE & 90.
BRltimoro, Nh.
NOfice.

-, Persons al distance who desire 10 purchase T,
tickets s In the Maryland State Lotteries III fu-
FRANCE s. CO., Baltimore. M,FviaSd -
Those who dcsire to purchase IN the Shelby COL,
lege Lottery Of Kentucky, Will direct tl,.Ir IN.
tern TO tho Managers, II, FRANCE & co.
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Administrators sale.

ON THE l4th DAY OF JULY next, will of
" fer for sale, at my house in Clarksburg, the
Law and Miscellaneous Library of Hon. Edwin
s. Duncan, deceased.
TRRMs: For all sums of five dollars and over,
credit of six months will be given, with int
rest from date, the purchaser giving bond and
security. For sums under five dollars, cash will
be required. GEORGE HOFFMAN,
je25 81 Administrator.
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HAVANA PLAN.
rms Is rHE OH Mopr or DRAWING. pau

This Is THE OLD MODE OF DRIVING. RRtlEs ~
ONE WHEEL AND TICKETS IN ANOTHER. mi
Every Prize is druea out.
Prizes paid in full, without any deductiOns j,
Maryland State Lottery, ES{ Glass s. 10 bedrawft
IN Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, July 81, 1885,. Il
go, 1eS Prixesl 40, 900 Nnmsersi
We would cal, attention to tho following
splendid scheme, package of Id whole tiesats
costing only $so-and every othGr tiSket war
drawing tho Capital Prize, whether old or oven.
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For Sale.

A FINE lot of Turned Grindstones from Ohio,
n which / will sell at very reduced priCes-for
esaash, and warrant them good grit. a liberal
Also, Shafts and Friction Rollers, for the same.
Pike St, clarksbnrg Va, Feb. 81, '5 s.
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THIS IS THE NEWEST, latest and best i'm
l. provement in agricultural implements, and
is destined to entirely supersede the old Shovel
Plow and all other cultvators for the cuItiva-
ton Of Corn, Tobacco, Cotton, &c. 1t does as
much work with one man and horse as can be
done with three men and horses using the shovel
pillow, and does 1t better. 1t can be used TO very
good advantage in furrowing ground for Corn
marking two burrows at once, and thus one
Min can do as much work as is usually done by
two. II is worked with shafts and is so con-
structcd as to be much easier for both man and
horse, than the shovel plow. 1t possesses many
other advantages over any other implement Of
the kind in use, which must be seen TO be appre
ciated. The simplicity and durability OF It's con-
structiUn, together with the amount Of labor
saved by it, must render it great favorite with
farmers generally.
4 patent was obtained for this Cutivator in
December last, and the right for the different
States is for the first time offered for sale.
To any person wishing to engage in the sale Of
the sume, | will give good opportunity TO
make money. Address
JOHN RICHTER,
Clarksburg, Va.
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Adam splitter, one of the defendants in the
above cause, will please take notice that 1 will
on the ID day Of the fall term, s56, of the Cir
cult Court for Upshur county, move the said
Court to correct the decree rendered in the
above cause, and render decree over against
him for the debt mentioned in the bill.
DANIEL CAREER.
June 32d, ls5S.-iYl4t