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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

IL In the bombardnent of Greytown is
likely to be an expensive Jeu de Joie, if we
pay up for what we burnt down. Our
Minister resident, Mr.. Wheeler, has been
landed, we see at Greytown from the Ir.
gate Columbia under salute of fifteen
guns. lie has taken up his temporary
abode near Greytown until affairs in the in
terror will permit him TO reach Leon in
safety. lie has been employed in collect
ing testimony with reference to the claims
of these people for losses by the lombard
inent. 1t is stated that the English consul,
Mr.. Green, has already presented the
claims of English, German, French, and
native residents, which amount to about a
million and half of dollars. The Amer-
can Consul presents other claims, which
are comparatively small.-N. Y. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
Miss Milford, the celebrated authoress
died in England on the 10Th of January.

A Touch CIGAR.-Joseph was bad boy.
He had succeeded in binding his mother for
some time as to his imbibing propensities.--
One night Joseph came In before the old la
dy had retired. lie sat down, and with
look of semi-intoxicated wisdom, began
conversing about the goodness of the crops
and other matters. lie got along very well
until hecspicd what he supposed to be ci'
gar on the mantel piece he caught it, and
placing one end in his month, began very
gravely to light it at the candle. He drew
and pulled until he was getting red in the
face. The old lady's eyes were opened,
and she addressed hm--"lf thee takes that
tenpcnny nail for cigar, it is time thee
went to bed"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

MAYOR WooD, of New York, has address,
ed note to Mr.. Coleman, member of the
Assembly, upon the proposed liquor law
Mr.. Wood is Of opinion that the present
laws may be enforced, and intimates that
they will prove sufficient for the evil -
"rhis evil in our midst appears to result
rather from the non-execution of present
laws, than from the character of the laws
themselves. 1t is "a popular error to mistake
feeble administrative endorsements for de-
fccts in the statutes. This mistake has been
productive OF continual and never ending le-
gislaton, upon all subjects, until the books
are so full of laws that none but the most
astutc and studying lawyers can tell what
is and what is not law"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
TEKEI..

AN OLD Law SurT-Judgc Nash render
ed a final decree on Tuesday last in the
Circuit Court Tor Petersburg, in case
which began in the year 1912. 1t has,
says the South Side Democrat, once or twice
been in the Court of Appeals and referred
back by that tribunal to the inferior courts.
Some three or four thousand dollars are
involved. The point to be decided was,
whether or not some land in the neighbor.
hood at one time in cultivation, but now
ovorgrown with woods and weeds, was le-
gaIly conveyed to the original purchaser,
and the decision in 1855 is that the convey
ance made in 1912 was illegal. Such is
chancey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The Cosr OF THE WAR.-Th, leading
English journals complain much Of the war.
The London Times gives the total expenses
for twelve months at eighty millions Of dol
lars. For the present year The expenditures
will be still greater, unless peace shall be
declared. Tue calculation is that at least =,
one hundred millions will be necessary, and
With the best view OF the subject. at least
60y millions Of dollars must b. raised an
nually a. long as th, war may last, either
by am appeal to the money market or by
doubling the rates upon the taxpayers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

A Mn FArRcHrLD was driving from New
Britain To Berlin, Conn, few evenings
since, when he was stopped by three men
who demanded his money. lie told them he
had but little money, and reaching forward
he seized a pair Of heavy COW hide boots, and
with welltmcd blow he lcvclcd one to the
ground and Immediately planted his fist very
heavily between the eyes Of another with
simllar effect, upon which the third took
10 his heels.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Mr.. Lockharl's books will, we hear, be
added to the library at Abbotsiord. Mr..
Lockhart, it is understood, has destroyed
much of his extensive, and it is easy TO be-
leve, valuable correspondence. His pre-
decessor in the editorshp Of the Quarterly
did the same.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

DThe receipts fo' tickets to the Ladies
Bal, ,ior The Poor,which was recently given,
In NY. amounted to $40 1879 F; theyexpen-
ces were $l,28S,78; leaving $s,Si0,22,
which has been distributed by the Mana
gers to the different Charitable Societies OF
the city. The people of New York have
done great deal for the Poor this winter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

LARGE EGGs-French journals mention
that the Museum of Natural History at Paris
has received the shell Of an egg laid by one
Of the gigantic birds of the Island Of NADIA
gascar, which is regarded a. a surprising
gft, as it will hold Ten qlaris. This beats
all our American sgg stories.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Snow SroRN.--Thc telegraph reports a
severe snow Storm in the Chicago region.
The train on the Chicago and Mississippi
Railroad, with large number OF passen-
gers and several members OF the Legisla-
ture, were frozen up on the prairie in a
snow storm eight feet deep. The passen-
gers burned the cars, and by robbng the
cars Of consignment Of oysters, preserved
themselves from starva ion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Russian Political Ballad. Al ST. Fcicrs-
barg I.ord John Russcirs declaration in
Parliament that the allies were content to
leave Russia a great and powerful Sia'e, has
been adopted as the refrain Of powerful
State, has been adopted A. the refrain Of
popular political song, the inscription Of
which is, go. huw sour are grapes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

"Gov Clifford, Attorney General Of
Massachusetts, has rendered his resignation
TO Coy. Gardner, but the latter declines TO
accept it. 1t is said that Gov. Gardner
deeply feels the lack Of talent in the new
Government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The memoirs and letters of the Rev. Syd-
ncy Smith, privately printed by his daughter,
Lady Holland, will be published, it is said,
with certain omissions, carly in the present
season. The few who have been permitted
TO see the workare delighted with the letters
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

o. The name of DR.. Newman is men
toned in the list OF passengers on he steam.
chip Africa, from Liverpool. We presume
this is the famous Father Newman whose
trial for libelling the Rev. DR.. Achilli is
still fresh in remembrance. His visit to this
country is. probably for the purpose of pro-
noting the interest Of the Romish order to
which ho is attached.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

D We learn frcm Washington that
there is every reason TO believe that the bill
appropraling 100 acres OF land TO the offic-
ers and soldiers OF the war of l8l2--'l5,
will pass both Houses of Congress at the
present session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

uT Since the Introduction Of the postage
labels into Great Britain for the prepayment
of postage, not less than O,00O,O 900 of the
s'heads "have been manufactured, sold and
obltcrated
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Brigham Yo.ug, says accounts from
Utah, lately discovered that iavoriIc negro
had been carrying love missives from some
of the "Geniilcs" TO the members Of the
ES.Governors harcm, and darkoy had to
travel fisher side Of Jordan to escape the
Lynch law Of Brigham.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

BThe Senate of Massachusetts, OH
"Wednesday elected Gen. Wilson to the U.
S. Senate by one majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

u5Thc publisher of l'alou's Pictorial
has issued a Valentine Supplement, con-
tanning splendid engravings and appropriate
reading matter. For sale by B. j. Tilley.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Julia ID AN was married on Saturday
the ooh inst. not at Mobile, but at Galvc =
ton, Texas, to DR.. IIayne. She played in
the IIunchback" the same light.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Mr.. Foster, author Of New York in
Slices" etc, was married on the 25lh inst,
in Moyamrusing Prison Philadelphia. 10
Madam Nrgucrilcs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

hGIERNOON.
Mr. Luther from the Committee on FL
nance reported bill for the equalization Of
taxes ordered to be printed.
Adjourned
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
NOTICE..

N pursuance OF the provisions or decd ii
il trust, executed on the . III d1yof Noyetn-
her, 1913, BY Isaac X. Shank AID Others 70
Philip w. Hale, trustee, to indemnify James
Beatty and others, as the security oi,saidlsaac
R. Shank and others. upon crnain propety IN
said deed fully described. which deed y re.
cosdedin the Clerks Office Of Putnam county
court IN deed book No. !, pays as & I, aud
ihf pursudrce ofd decree OF The Circuit cour;
Of Putnam. pronounced atthe spring term 1884
thereof. in aEcause then pending Ia tnld d mri,
10 whiclfsaid James beatty aud, otbeTs, were
cdmplaiIaItS, against said lsanc X. Shank aud
ohsrs, defendants, substituting the under.
s'gntd lrl tee,iu The pial,eof said Philip W
Hale. wi h All HE powers, dfiieS AMI liihili-
lies ct'nist, jIupon the said Philip w.. fiale.by
thF.de d ~ ttu I aforesaid, l'$h,ll, onths IL Ii
day 20 NAV. xt 1858, on the prenliseE, IL
rliufaln, Putnam County, Va, sell at plbi G
anctlpn, 70 the highest and best bidd ri ,ler
cab, the prcpsrly mentioned aud included in
sad irIsl deed or such parts thereof, as my
be s,lfii ticnt for the purposes aiore all. such
title as is vested in ne By tie deed trust aud
decree aforesaid, will be conveyed to bapur.
chasef. X b.. -: - u = 's
FI.. H. III, W. A. ALEXANDER.
+ April Ali, 1855. nf4w4. 'f"-,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
Laud for sale,

T1NE tract Of land. Containing one hundred
W. and tlfty actesf in The county OF VIII,
In the State Of Virginia. SIX miles from the
cTuniy seat Of Tit county, and 10 miles ff6m
Parkefsbufg and Immediately on the turnpike
road leadi ns from parkstsbure IN Writ q. n,
with seventy FIVE aefesunder cultivation. aud
has on v one hewedi eg 4 use, iiosty feet long
by vide, one and q half stories high, with
q Kitchen TO- one end Of ID, and a porch The
whole length OF bothi together with alineces.
sary ont housesi well with good water, and
three aeres OF peath, apple and cherry trees OF
The best Kinds OF fruit. There will be tarp
gain givep An this farmj payments easy and q
good deed given. Foriurther particulars APP
Ply 10 Richard Of WIN. D. Timms Of Writ q.
IL, or 10 the subscriber, az buffalo, Putnam
county. w. ~ JESSE TIMhS.
Also, one tract Of landin Mccain county,
Pab containing two hnndred,and fifty nctes,
itnimprose,l, well tmbered, with good title!
For PARTICULARS. Apply to Richard Chadwick
~ smlthsoa. IN SAID county, or TO- the subseri.
per a. Bl ifaio, Putnam counly.
aPr 20, ms. 1sss J. r.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
Flournoy; M View, d Slrytry,

Beale proved d traitor % de South
upon the question OF Iabolishing tie
slave tFHde inthe District Of CoIum-
bia and voted for the measure with
the abolitionists. II appears that
Flournoy Is as rotten upon this ques-
ton ns his Lieutenant, We extract
the following from the Richmond
Enquirer. II MA WIZ "
"a Convention of gentlemen from
the counties on the south side Of the
James River, was held at Char
lotte Courthouse in the year '46 OF
AZ. to consider the propriety Of pro-
curing a charter for a railroad from
Richmond to Danyille. In this Con.
Eention the lamented Tnnstall de,
liyered a speech Of extraordinary
power, In which, among other argu.
ments in favor ofthe enterprise, nc
took the position that the compare.
tive degenerncy Of Virginia was due
to want Of facilities for CONNER.
ciai intercourse. Mr.. T. S. Flour.
noy, the hnow.Nothifig nominee fol
Governor opposed the project O
the Richmond Rail Road, and ia re.
| ply to Mr.. Tunstall, he combatted
the position that. the decline Of Viz.
ginia was attributed to want Of in.
ternal Improvements, AND MArSrAHEr
THAT IN WAS DUE TO NEGRO SLAVERY,
asserting ibgt no ,coaatr5 Gun Be pros
Porous ,oith a shpc population. This
proposition he undertook to make
good in an elaborate speech. 800
The foregoing facts are communi.
kcated tous by a gentleman of Char,
lotte, whose name is left with us In
.attestation Of the truth Of his state
ments He moreover requests us Il
call on Vincent Witcher, VIM. IL
Dennis, Isaac II. Watkins, VIM. c
| FlouHoy, and other gentlemen vii,
heard the speech. tosay iithe Know
Nothing nominee for Governor die
not utter the sentiment and main
thin the principle hers attributed 4
him. 35tt s.3l
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
AIT.M'cowS. 4 J. W. KELLY
sp.in9 81 Summer Goods!
Direct from New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati.
.LMccoWN 4 KELLY

TNEEL thankful for the very liberal pstro.
IH mage heretofore extended 10 them, and
hope, by Strict attention 10 the wants Of their
customers, 10 merit a<cputinuance orthe same.
Tie, have.jusl received and are now ofTering
10 the citizens Of Buffalo, and the "reikon
round about" the mist complete and cheapest
stock Of goods ever before offered by them or
any one else in this coGniy. They have ss
usual Dry Goods, deIaines, ging hams, / WINS
as low as I21 CeHis and Fancy Dress Goods of
all qualities, fine prints from 8 to re cells,
silk dress goods, french work collars, chefni-
sets and sleeves. gloves, paIaSols, fans. 6ne
silk mantillas: Grape, brade and straw bin
nets al all prices. They have als1the best
stock Of Indies and genliemens boBts and
shoes ever brolIg ut 10 this place, which they are
selling AT least25 per cent. cheaper than They
were ever before sold in his>coIRty, ladies'
give Md boots, new and very fne article OF
French Manufacture; 81 4 hats, fiat soft hats OF
every style and p3ite, palm Leaf. ea1t0fh straw
q nd hina pearl bats Panama hats Tor TWO
d1llars; carpet sacks. sGbsol books, Eslstes,>
wall paper, Letter ppper. HARDWARE, ir,n
nails, pow m"GldsT spades, thove,s, es,
scs thess &c. Afsp,end,d lot Of glass ana
qiierhs waIe12 DR. Us, dse-siHfls, pfriumeIy.
soaps idrt1e toiIe3; they viii elso continusItO
sell OH Kinds Of Family Groceries. At the low
estprces. They also keep on hand fine rs
sortment Of Ready. made Clothing, nj low
prices. isl
The highest prices paid fofi cooper STUFF and
their new brick store house, and examine for
themselves, as they arc now offering such in
iucenenis as were never before offered in this
Comfy or State. Don forget the place, No.
IS Main street. Mcc0WN 4 KELLY
Buffalo, Va, April 18th 1855. WHIST
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
Observation-Disclosures.

tyINHE REV. d. J. HENDERSON, rradu.t,
ofthe UniycrSitY OF Glasgow, bcgs re-
speetfully to inform M inhabitahlsof the Ka.
nawha Val y. and neigh5orhood that the
spring term ofthe Buff III Academy wiIlcom
nience on the I6'hof5Aprl. 81
The coutse ofinstrifction will enibrece eve
~ study necessary to Il thorough English, Ms.
Iihcmatical and CLASSICAL education, so that
The students may be ftGtd either for the advan.
ced classes in college ,spr for entering upon the
active pursuits Of lifel The system followed
ont in the Academy is1r regular attendance in
sis,ed upon-no excufe Tor absence but sick
ness--anG thorough Acquaintance with the
ptineipiesof every br1hch ofihe studies en-.
gagedin, previous to advancement II win be
the constant aim Of Principal and his assis-
tants to irnpart sound nd thorough Instruction
in every department OF dacation, and to make
the Academy woTl by tas patronage Of all who
may commit their childfen to his care.
Terms for TIE half session Of 20 weeks:
Primary Department. $500
intermediate, Is ta II kl8aI0.00 y
Advanced, I3g t 1890
4 Music with The use ef the PIANO, 1000
MoCern Languages e3ch SOD
Payment in advancb-hafJ at commence
n'ent and have at the nss ddIs Of The session.
Feb. "a. 1T. ses h4It s -st
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
NOTICE.

TNpu,sunnce ofthe provisions or q deed oil
llFtrust. execntedon the 9th day OF August,
lsl9, by Isaac Z. Shank and others, to Ffsnk.
lin MinoI trustee, 10 indemnify James Beatty
and Others as the security ofsad Isaac n.
Shank and Others, uphn certain propt rty.: In
said iced fullg described, which deed is 70
corded in the Cleik'sotice Of Putnam comfy
court, In Deed Book No, /. pages t2s M5ll29,
and in pnsuares Of u decree Of tLe+ ei fee- tit
court Of Putnam, Pronounced Of Nthc String
term 1884, thereof, 10 . Cause then pending in
saidcoun, In twhleh said James Beaityinnd
others, We're complainanfs against said lsaac
X, shank and others, defendants, substituting
the undersigned trustees in the place Of tie
said franklin Minor, with all tie powers,
duties and liabilities confered upon the Bald
franklin Minor, by the, deedcf trust aforesaid,
] shalt, on The 18th day Of May next, 1855 on
the prenGsts, in Buffalo. Putnam county Va,
sell Of pubic auction 10 The ,bighest bidder
for cash. the property mentioned aud incllded
in said trust teeil. nr such pari thereof as may
be sufficient for the purposes of re<nid. Such
titleas is We ted in me blythe deed oftrus. and
decree aforesaid, will be conveyed 10 the pur-
chaser. l.s a& zs I ,Mat tEEg XII
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
Two I'raelsl of Land for Sa!e.

TINE snbscr he offers, aiIpriyate sale. tive
i qTsepesa,e ttsc.s Of land, well suppliet
with the best ofIilaber for saw logs iighi bar.
rel staves.. eadinSa rails. and fof Buildings
one situated on allte Pine reek three AUD
"A miles f,om the tswp Of BnIfi,o blythe coun.
~ rpad, eontainuiGsome two hundred and six
~ acres. thirty I've (which nre in cultivation
0 goodly proporira pfriGh bIitom and. lynn
ed to farming with > p-oper proportion of mead
,owlnnd, a dutnbttsl ring nenr <he middle o
The lind, IN their 5tpIace fer building, ant
convenient 70 gpnd range I MI 4saT sE
The othtr tract fon'aining,h hundred
an fifty Eve a regina ed IN lloneeut Creel
one moieis orwltirk I pr,po, e selling, one IN,
n iPurhmiles fronfnhe Knn1wha river. ny
county road and aree and 4 ha'f mites firm
Bp nalp, lliisractyis tinimrtfyed--bnh beinI
in'le county of Fpinam VII inia-bpp'y 4
The sub;etibst tivlhgt'Vp ,sittI The Town Of Ru {
fal,. NAfTttEW D. BROWN,
Mnreh IA, / col niiu. 's# II !nFs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25

WI BY LfHos. o. nALpwiN.
u,hor OF "TheI Flush Times of Alabama and

f.,-H ,s ny mos, q. BALDWIN. 5
Author or "TheI Flush Times &c Alabama and
Mississippi" I'M
lHTflisIbook consists Of politico .hingraphica|
| Sketches ofJrilersoli and Hamilton, Jnhn
Randolph ofR1nnoke aud Jackson and Cav
embodylng mn outline Of Tue political his:ors
OF ihe Unitcd States, and Incidental nnenilnnI
llnoreof less extended, Of Patrick Henry, lohH
! Adlrns Mad tson|and large number 81 AineriI
can iatesmtn. II is coiap sed " hfee dis
tihct nrltlts: ne ff.tdevfrdf n Jefferson and
\ iinini,ton, he Second 10 Randolph, md The
other 10 Jacks,nanh CLAY. II The last wss pub
lliShed IN the September and October Nos. u
| of ID, Snuihern Literary Messenger, but has
been revised ana enlarged BY The Sau'hor,- ~
The others are nl,w Tor the FIRST ints in print.
The i,onk willfbe Of about the size of the
.'Fhsh Tones" and will be neatly got up in
every respect II will be Issued 10 soon as il
can be hurried through thejpress. M
On the rereiptof the price, one dollae, the
book viii be sent by mail, pre- paid, 70 an,
address n the United States.
The articles will also be published separate
ly, at so cents each, which can be rsmitted IN
postage stamps.
Booksellers viii be supplied atthe custom4a.
= Responsible ageats,wan.cd TO sell tliis book.
on liberal commission, in every town IN the
United States. The attention Of gentlemen,
who are getting subscriptions 10 other works,
is respectfully Invited to this
All orders wiilRreceive prompt attention.
Address, 9, Ca BALDWIN,
f,b. No {, i Astor House, MY. City. !.
M Ediro!s in yirgnis. .Alabana. aud MIS-
sissipp,, who Silfpnblisl ihs aboys, and send
me copy 81 the solver isement 10 their papeE
will receive by mail cnPypf the book.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
New Boot and Shoe Manufac tory.

ctr THE subscriber has commenced the
I'm above businessi IN oil lis various branch.
n -. es. at the store room formerly occupied
by II. y. Harvey, Buffalo, Va, where M wilt
be thankfni 10, share Of The public patron
hRe. he keeps an assortment Of his ownEwork
generally on hand. Repairing done on short
noiics.i hydes aud country produce taken IN
exchange Tor shoes. J. M. THOMPSON.
4 apr 26 VS. 4 &,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
JOHN IslRKPA TRiCK,
PnhIic sac.
% IyIID17 Iy1lICe - N ~ ~
{ WILL sell on MONDAY, The 2s,h day,

r WILL sell OH MONDAY the 2sth day q
y Mfrch, qthe @hfire FURNITURE Or IRE
VIRGINIA HOUSE. acomptising many very
valuable articles such as mahogany side
boards, tablcs, ciisirs, beds, bedding ana bed.
steads. one very snperior 81 octave pian no, 4
large lnt 81 carpeitae, one large cooking shove
one cannon soye dining room tables, d very
large lot Of cfockeSyI ware, tc. y. Il tflEw
! ALso.--0ne WY fine ssdt'.ef horse. one
COW and two heferS together with mshy at.
ticleS too numerbasfo .nention 8 sqis.
TERMS made snown odday OF sale, ami
sale % eortinte rom day 10 day until alisare
sold s# III "A. KLINE. q
.PoIST PlEAsAHrs March 2n. 81 ktFh
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
\ a m W. a. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
April 4th, 1855. niiw4. II.

The principal part Of the nbove named pro-
pcrty Is steam saw and grist-mll. contatling
tie following additional machinery, one OF
Isaac II Shauk's patent lathe cutters; one
saw cumming machine; two circular saws, one
a cross cut and The other a rip saws also one
of !resseips Stave Cutting Machine, and
a machine for saving shingles. The above
machinery is ali in good running order,
The subscriber would adH tha, his services
in cunning the MILL, &C., can be had, il deBir.
ed. More information may be had Ly addressing
.53ssf3I II ~ ISAAC X. sH NIX.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
FOR THE sTATE sENA 1,

Upon solicitation osf man, friends from, ire
several counties corfasing this Senatorial Dis.
trict, JAMES II. BROWN, ESQ !, u: Kanawha
county, has con=entea 10 become Candidate
for the Senate, and Authorised his name to be
announced as such. MANY VOTERS.
- We nre authorized I'd announce the lame DR.
J. @ WHEELER, ofsCaneil. al a candidate
for the State Senate. a. the District compose
Of the counties Of Mason, Jackson, Cabell,
Wayne and WHIT. ~fte5 &,1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25
!. NOTICE.

My wife, Martins Tilis, has left my bed
iHl and board, without my consent or per-
mission. Tbisis therefore 10 warn all persons
whom il NAV concern, ihat willpay no debts
u her contracting, nor be bsrelitet in any
way responsible for her acts. Given1nder
my hand this the iith day Of April, 1865.
JOSHUA TILLIs.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-25

MEssss EoiroRe: Phase annpltnce the Mans
of Capt. R: N. B. Tff3MPsoNas acanlidate
for seat "a the>aex.f so9se Of Dpleeatcs.
MANY BUFEsAL0 DEMOCRATS.