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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
PATTY LEADERS.
~ rHos. .. BALDWIN.

~ rHos. Q. BAlhwIN. Ell
Author or "The Flush Timea Of Alabama and
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Sketches OF Jefferson ana Hamilton, John
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embodying an outline Of thefpoIitical history
OF the United States, and Incidental mention,
more Of less extended, Of Patsiek Henry, John
Adams, Madison and Q large taimber Of AIneri-
can statesmen. u 10 composed Of three dc.
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Hamilton, the second 10 R1ndolph, and the
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OF the Southern Literary Messenger, but he's
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

.p,.... sirdon,t you want 4 cabin boyf'
Il a. want cabin boy. my lad, but
vhst,s that 70 you? A little chap like you
a;n,t Ct for the BERTH
.oh. air. I'm real strong. lflain't 20
,.ry Gid, / can do d great deal q work. j
s.Ba. Whit are you here for! You don't
'JSok Ike q city boy. Run away from
home hey
.91h. no indeed, sir; my father died and
nv mother il very poor, and ] want 70 do
something TO help her. She Jet me come.
well sonney, where are your letters Of
recommendation can'ttakesny boy With
Here was Al. damper. Willie never
thought Of its being necessary to have let
ters from his minister. or his teachers, o.
from some other person 70 prove 70 .iran'
yar. that he was an honest and good boy.
Sow what should lie do. He stood 10
deep thought, the captain meanwhile curl
o,ttis watchingthe workingsofhis express
I'VE face. AT length he put bis hand into
h;s bosom and drew out his little Bible,
and without one word put il into the
captains hand. The captain opened tc
tho blank page and read: s.
4 willie Graham, presented IS = reward
for regular and punctual attendance a.
Sabbath School, and for his blamelsss con,
duct there and elsewhere. From his sun
day School Teacher. WI
Captain MCLEOD was not p'ous man
bat lie could not consider tho case before
him with d heart unmoved. The little
fatherl,ss child Standing humbly before
him, referring him to tho testimony Of n.y.
sunday School Teacher, as i was given ~
his li.tle Bible, toalche d a: tender spot in
the breast Of the noble seaman, and clap
ping Willie heartily On the shoulder he
said: -t', i, ,-.,
You a,e tie boy for me: you shall sail !
with me; aad ii you aie As good ;, lag az =
tlinl you are, your pockets shaa ' os
empty when you go buck TO. your g'oa
mother t't- n. rs f-.s-s- Ia
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

Dows or FAss.--The N. Y. Church.
man is opposed TO the use fans in church
ltsays: ~ h.
"Ayoid the use Of the fan in church, Al
sll times. During the heat Of summer, il
i 10 doubt, great luxury. But we arc
pot in Gods holy temple TO think Of lux.
uries. rather Of endurance and sacrifice,
The practice is most irrsyerens one
When we go TO perform4our solemn devo.
tons to God, we are not to give way to
selfindulgence. Its aprofane familiarity
10 the presence Of Him who us greatly
10 be feared in the assembly of his saints. /"
Il Why not have the cushions removed
from the pews? They add greatly to the
comfort Of congregations.--Ex F
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
To the Public.

4 NpREw PARKS, OF KsNAwHA CO..
N and JAMES W. HoGE, OF Putnam
county, having entered into partnership, as
Attorneys and Counseiors Of Law, under the
style OF PARKS g. HoGE. for the counties b.
Mason aud Putnam; will attend all the coun.
~, quarterly and circuit courts In those eoun
ties, and will attend promptly to all business
which may be entrusted 10 them. appertain.
jan 1855 H., PARKS & HOGE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Notable Gold Deposits.

The Assay Office, during the past
week, has melted up a curious dcpos.
il some hundred gold nose and ear.
rings, such as are worn by tho ne
groes ofthe African coast. h. :
They were deposited BY Mr.. E.
Littlefellield, Of this city, for one OF
the express companies, 70 whom the
collection was intrusted BY mer.
chants engaged in tradewith Africa
Some Of the gold ID Of remark able
.ineness. 5,.
The entire value Of the deposit is
about fourteen hundred dollars, the
valued the seperate articles varying
from two or three to. one hundred
dollars.
These rings are made Of four
strings Of gold, wound round ach
other, like the strands Of an ordinary
cord. l.
The perfect circle Is broken so al
TO allow the ornament to clinch the
ear or the cartilage Of themes with,
out perforating. They are general
" Of very rude manufacture.
Adams & Co. have, during the pas
week, removed fromthe Assay Office
q lump ofquartz bearing California
geld, weighing about 23OO ozs. an,
estimated ut S4O,0 900. il viii be ia
ken as . specimen 10 the Paris exhi
hilton. -NnD York EvsniRg Post.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
49,. PROSPECTUS
Southern LiFsfary Messenger.
PoR TIE YEAR 1885.
TwrsrrAiRsr YoLuxE. :.

TwENTY ifiRsf VOLUME. ,.-.
IN issuing the Prospectus Of the Twenty.
First Volume kf the Southern Literary
Messenger, the PfoptietoFs beg leave 70 assure
the public that no sSeEtions will De RENTED on
their part TO maintaiA the high character o. the
work, aud TO challenge the patronage Of al
who value sterling lsersly merit. For TWEEN
Acct faithfully the Southern mind. While
disdaining all narfowsa and sectional views. aud
has been alone among the monthly periodicals.
Of America. in defence ofthe pee Altar institu.
tions of the Southern States. o this Office II
will still be devoted, Anf will be prompt TO re.
mel assaults upon the South, whether hey come
under he spacious g6tb Of fiction as In "Uncle
Toms Cabin,o or in Ahe direct form OF anti
slavery pamphlets. II this critical mncture,
while our enemies ara employing literature 10
their most potent weaf,on Ct attack, the south.
ern people will surel not withhold their en-
couiagement from wAtk whose. aim Il shall be
10 strike blows in thett defence.
The Messenger VILE as heretofore. present
its readers with Reyietss, 'il,stotical and Bio
graphical sketches Nosels, Tales, Travels, e..
says, Poems. CTitiquess and Papers on the Ar
my, Navy and other National subjects.
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Messe niger will continEe rs heretofore, under
the charge Of JoHs X. 1rnoAPsos, Esq, and
will embrace copious ndaes on current / itera.
ture and reviews Of sir Hrw American or For.
eign works Of gepeIal interest and value. The
Editors opinions will be always ieaIlessly snd
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IN. business >Deparspnentis conducted by
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Of business natuse mus be addressed.
II MACFaRLANE. FERGUSON 4 CO..
Richmond. Va. Dec. sss. 1855. n +.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
NIESsRs. DAVID MccoMAS, tLATI
INI t,I,a or tha totk N;K,,,tt and W

, T.
NHESSRs. DAVID MccoMAs, CLATE
lNI Judge Of the 18th Circuit,) and 3. W.
Nc CoMAs, having entered into partnership
for the purpose Of pIac icing LAW IN tie coun
ties Of Kanawha, Putnam, Mason, Jackson,
Cabell, Wayne. Logan and Boone. the District
Court At Parkefsburg and Wythe G. H., and
the Court Of Appeals st Lewisburg. +
They have associated with them young men
Of responsibility and standing in the varit
Gus counties, who will be always in place to
see to the interest of their clients, while Judge
McComas, at least will reside in the county Of
Kanawha. Being thus situated, they can ,at.
tend MOST PROMPTLY to the collection Of ell
claims, and the Transaction Of all business en-,
trusted 10 them, and they trust that a. long
experiences at the bar, and their promptness
and fidelity will ensure them large business
Ill, It'd i. DAVID McC0MAS,
jant 1855 Il 3. W. McCoMAS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
TO SOLDIERS 4 TIIElIl HEIRS
y AND
Land Spectators. ~

yI>HE UNDERSIGNED WILL PROSE.
Il cute soldiers rights for PENSIONS,
and BOUNTY LAND }, for services in the Sey.
eral wars, under the various scts VI Congress
-under late acts, widows and heirs or enlist.
ed men Of 1912 are entitled. &8
ALS0.--LANp yeR SALE, number Of mail
farms and town lots in Ohio, large bodies on
Sandy River, Virgins, andin Lincoln county,
Kentucky. Address, post. paid,
VIM. RlR0R, Atty q Law,
list, Jan.lsce. Gallipolis, Ohio.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

N Tuaxr Men 10 BE HuSe.--WeEars glad
10 soc that our First District Court has at
last found d jury who are not afraid to as.
sumo the responsibility. They have this
week consigned noless than three murder.
ers 10 the gallowsand ono to the Penltcn:
Itiary for life. Dan callaghan. the leader
intEe Co,duoryalley ,ragedy;J Shie!ds,
who murdered Hoey; and Patrick Kenndy,
who in cold blood took tho life Of James
Cruise, will all have to suffer death for
.hcir crimes. --Mcw 0rleans Delta, s7n.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

aAE EsrRAY.-A' Goldfish, weighing six.
ty-fye pounds. was recently caught of
Crotch, Long Point, Conn, IN whose
stomach was found six bony FISH and six
.squids, besides complete cod fishing gear,
except the line. The hook Of this gear. ID
large, attached to the lower end Of the
lcsa, Of 3 singular shape. with an eye al
esgh end, and weighs two and quarter
popn.s All tle old fishermen who have
.nspccte,i Il, say that this gear is unlike
any other which they have ever seen, and
,hg question therefore is, where did this
ssN come from? +. r.. !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
La1sss' Dress Gse1ls.

BIse, nlue blsek, Brown. Orr
Id ana ChangsebIe SILKS.
Cashinesess I vssisty q quality and selelg
Moline, q a. skA6a INA psiesU
I1anakegckisIb, worried md plsin h.rYs
and updeIgleeyss and ! hemilsu.a
Hosiery Of al kindst 81
Gloves ann uitt5s 40. Gauntlet, Ii
Collars, JacLonet, Swiss. end tIeneh Wo''
Murselinss Flo{ence and Saisnsttsi ia
AytiAoial ploweIs. kio6oa! Ge;,s ~ J. IA
=. Hlesssps. Jan. q, ~.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
Nov b thS tlns y sGhssriDs!
THE
STAR or the KlNAWAA WILEY,
n rt,ntssnrH ryrnY wrpxxspAY, ~

STAR or The KlNAWAA WILEY,
. ruptssHrh EVERY wEpssspAi. ~
BUFFALO, PUfgiI COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
II 10 Democratic Il pcIltcs. and jsso,edts hsws
commerce, agriculture, science. afts, iitera.
ture, education public ifnpfoyenents, etc.
In addition TO aur experience IN conducting
weekly newspapffs, we have secured the ser.
vices OF q class a contributors. who are 9 suf-
6cient guaranteed that the STAa o. rnE NAN.
AwHA(TAtLEY wiz be WELCOME visfToR 70 AL
who may favor as with their patronage
Chaste matter aud purity Of style viii De
studied BY III, -its short, we intend TO publish
q HOE TONED AND 1DIpMvIED nEwspAsEh
We have ve{y respectable patronage IN
the counties Of Putnam, Kanawha, Mason,
Cabeli and Jacksfni and, BY strict adhereance
70 the principles bf Democracy, % taughl ~
Washington, Jeatlrson and Jackson, hone 70
merit large increase, from citisens o. ives.
tern Virginia.
No labor viii 81 spared to keep our readers
up with the times mall items ofnews. which
NAV be considered OF general interest. The
advantages Of deiiy mail, telegragh once 70
the town, and the Eastern and western Ok.
changes, afford great facilities for obtaining z
knowledge Of altfpassing events, wnich are
daily occurring.
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invariably IN adysAce.
: Money for subscriptions, addressed 10 the
Editors, may be mtiled at our risk.
RUNDLEx& MURRELL, Epiroa.:
sf3qfIala, Putnam Co., va
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

Mr.. H. F. D. Huntemuler. a young
MERCHANT OF Baltir ore, was killed at his
residence on Saturday by the explosion
of pistol which be was carrying in his
pocket. He was s2 years Of age and just
.rer.;aJ .:!. -, 4 r
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

UgvERsiTr or VlReIsiA.--Ihs Ainmi,l
sddres, viii BE- delivered by Judge J. w.
peterborough on Thursday. the esth Of
June TIE humber IL students in aten.
dance is 5l4i an inelease OF nearly fifty
Dor cent over las, yeas. There arc is
from MARYLAND, from the Distri ct Of Co:
lambia, and 322 from Virginia. -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

t FtRn In TnE DISMAL SwAMr.--A Ere
i raging with fearful violence in the
Dismal swamp, destroying lumber
and standing trees, and sweeping al
most every thing in its rapid and
dreadful course Even burning down
into the soil and leaving . tract that
Il black and desolate in the gloomy
regions OF the old Dismal.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
NOTICE,

II WISH To purchase 20 o So head Of young
L Cattle, fpr which the highest ps,ce will
be psid. r. - ae no. j. HARVEY
nIflH 4 VI =. -. ~s-.L -. \ -. 4 !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
! DRY Goods.

=F Dry Goods.
EyLANEELs. White. Red, GreenIsad ri.
Brown cot.oa,. ble.ched do-.-l !. a
shceting; @
Blcsched Sheetines and Shistines;
Irish Linen, Of III qualities; s
DSillings, Bleached and Brown Ce,toa II
Linen, @E
Table Cloths. IN great variety;
EsmbIic, white and Ill eolors;
yackonett, ell prices,
Diapers, linen and cotton. towel ANA table,
Canton Flannel, bleached and brown,
Gingha11s, Of sll colors and qualities,
Prints. Hoyle, 80 Doyles, Tai Rive,
Mevimack,
Mourning. and other prints d any ptiest
lsccs, Of Oil qualities;
Edging. sad iassrtinss. swiss, Jielse,s
and Hobbihetf;
/ Linseys, Cotionade, Linen Chain, MaaeAes-
leS Cord; h f8S=-l5
1Blankets- Rose, Cradle and SaddIei
\ Cmbisllss and Shades, ETC., etc
SETSzER. BEALE 4 90.
A n. Pleasant. Jan. %. u.s.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
TO THE HEIRS Or OFFICERS
AND SoLpiERs oy rHs RxvoLu1IbsAay
AID oTHER VANS.
John s. Gallaher Z Ro. n. CalIaher,
formerly sAud. y. 8. - tasry fos slaihsa.s,
Todrs Marble Buildisg.

Ns~sr'ss -l.es - ~ 49, 80 - sR.s~pssi
Todfs Marble BUILDING,
f# WAsnINcSoN cITT.
Contiape 10 give their usual prompt atttatiea
10 the prosecution. or EVERY description Of
claims against ne GENERAL GOVERN.
MENT. Their familiarity with the general
routine ofbnsiness connected with Tie several
DEpAaFMEkTs, and the experience they have
had IN the management 81 the large nhmbes
LOT cases hsYetOfore entrusted ID their care, war.
rants them in rendering their services. with
renewed confidence, 10 the very numerous ycp.
resentatiyes Of OyricERs and SoLpiEAs oh FHs
REvoLuTioSAAy AND OTHER Vans, who have
become entitled. ~ sets Of Congress, 70 Cor.
.urAf'os, HALs ~, PENioH. On Perxss
Ia addition 10 their experience, shey possess
much valuable record and documentary evi.
delce appersaiaing % nunefsas clashes ef
AaMy Oyy1csxs, soEDnss, TsaSs1rasf M.
Val 0sIIcERs, SElNEH, MARiNEs. AND NAsy
CtEnxs, Tor their surviving widows OK minor
childreni whoserved ID the Revolutionary Wax
WafOftSi2, Florida, Of any 81 The Indian kaEs,
for period OF not lens than fourteen dayB, orc
now entitled % Land Warrant foF 90 dcies.
Those who have alIaSdy received their 10 q
90 acre warrants are nov emitted d an hddi.
ticual quantity % make thsiss equal % 100
acres.
PErs.-- For obtaining ~ 30 acre warrant.
% 10 acres, % 100 acres. 90.
RegulAr coTIespondents who prepare eases
and forward them 10 the shove address, los
management here, will Be dealt with libelAlly-
A CouRT % ClArxs having been created ~
Congress, before which al PRivArE CLM.s.
not heSetoioEe provided fos By law, are "a D
presented for Adjudication. The uninterrupted
wiIlunacstahe TIE Encouragement % any CO.
|EequiTing attention before TINT court. and ~
vote their bet energies 70 NE interests Of thes
clients. They ssk no lee II advance, not g.
they make any chasge foI their services 81.
cept where previously agreed upcnl unleN
they are successfni ID obtaining soinethingies
those Who employ them. Address
JN0. 8. = 70. ~. GALLAHER
N. D. LAND WAR; u MIS- BOUGHT AND
SOLD. We buy Land Warrants and ke!Mu.
tionary Scrip q highest market rates. gis'ne
generally higher prices than any other ma!As!.
afford, except those immcdi lately IN the yicia'V
Of Land O6ces where WaEfnntsage located
The advantage of sending Warrants 70 VEN
iaElon 10 that discrepancies ID assienme1n.
which olten occur and produce dIficultX III
" ysctined, fseQusatlys sttAe Genera! kaaa
oGice. I. 3. = 70. y. "
{ W.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

% 10 the s6lh Of May. the whole npm.
hcref applicants for bounty land under
the new act, amounted to l5o, 900.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
BUFFALO CHURCH SERVICE.

= PaorsrAxr EpisroSAL. D. J. HEHpER.
SON, Pastori services every four weeks. on
Sabbath. III
BAprmT.-Rev. A. J. WAsaEs, PASTOR SER
vices on the FIRST sabbath OF each month, and
the Saturday preceding.
MErHopisr EsIscoPAL, South. 81 New. W.
KENNEDY, Pastorj services every four weeks,
on Sabbath, and weekly, on Thursday even.
ings. l|t \
METHoplsT EriscorAi, NoYth.-REv. MessTs.
ToTToS and SASDgoRn, Pastofs; services every
two weeks, on Sabbath. N 4~s-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

HNLoCKS--Hrass, eight dsy and thirty hour
w for sale by SEER. HEALE 4 co.
Pt. Pleasant, Jan. %, n4Ey. mi
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
+, v. STAMFORD,
SURGEON @s nEsrlsr

DEGS leave 10 inform his friends and the
ID pubic generally that be sill continues
the practice Of Dentistry, At his old stand, In
Vast Columbia, Va, where he 10 prepared 10
pretotm Oh operations psrtaining TO bis pro.
lession with neatness and dispatch. w
A. general assortment Of Drugs and Medi.
cines, constantly on hand and for sale.
West Columbia, Dee. n, 1896. IT..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
IN Press.
Kate Aylesford,

- s-'s-T- - 80 se~- - - Ia N@s@s~S
~ cilARlss j. rzrzRsox,
Author d "Crpsing IL The Last war;" snd
publisher Of s'PeteSs0n'S Lsdies National
Magssine."
Complete II one lsTge volume, neatly bound
In Cloth, fog One Dollar and Twenty-Five
Gents o. In two volumes, paper cover, CT
III ST One Dollar.
T.B.PETERsON, No. ic2 cnssxuT sraxx,.
pMlAp hss In preSs, End will publish
On Monday. March 2tth, what ne belisxes Is
Be the hest Historical Novel ever WYltten a
Amesica. Itisnot only true tale Sfihe tln11
that sstYied mems souls" rot only Z iSilklcl
picture Of The monners 81 Is ,hnl one az ne
most thrilling, powerful. and sbsofbine storico
eves penned. This d he opinion 81 lSe ISsi
and most impartial editors ana. critics, seversi
ofwhom have fesd the work q psnoi. okeets.
They % say that is no mere sscalch penn "a
fiction, but one 81 equal valno interest; fuil' u
sllFsing incidents snd strongly drawn seenes,
intensely interesting o. every page, yet g
beautiful IN styles and % true - nature, thol
i can Be Issd yin delight byt ~ bet educated
men d the ecubtSy. kE '1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

.rTATs-silk, Brush, Beaver: xcung Ames'
III lean, Know. Nothing and N e0i.
CAPs-Men and Boys rlesns vics cn ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20

The cut worm i asinR much dam
age to corn in Medina County, Ohio.
Some fields have to be rePlabs.d.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-06-20
| - TfScts 81 Land ior SaIe.

TNV Tracts q Lam iOr a.s1s
rT,HE subsoribsr olIs.s, q private sals. swo
sspsfats tracts e l.ad WI , ssgpSs VIZ
with the bsst oftinber ior q WEI; 49,.
ope situated N White Pine Creek, three and
! I ,i ne non ths town 81 Bulhlo. NJ ne coun.
y rad, screaming some I've husdIsd \! snd ~
II acrss, skisty- i've ofwhich aEe IN cultivation,
! soodIy preparations Or rich bcil09 lanos lTng
nearly I'll on one aide Of tie deck, veil ADAPT
Ga % forming with aproper pfopogtion Oimeac.
ow land, . durable spring. near ihe middle O.
the land, III the right place for bulldtng' ana
convenient 10 good range
the other tract containing three hundfed
and any. i've acfes, situated On Hopecut Greek
4 fourth r.iles from ne Kanawha Sivefs 10y .
county road. snd three and half miles nom
Buffalo, this tract 10 unimprcved- being
IN the county Of Putnam Vifginia--rpply %
The subscriber living opposite the town Of But.
ialo. MATTHEW .. BROWN.
March Ia. 1855 nitu. ".
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