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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
Quarterly Msetins Of the southern Meth
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T. r F
We are happy % say its labors have
been protracted. until the evening 81 the
LIST inst, with distinguished ability and
interest. The congregations were large
and unusually serious and attentive
The church has been much revived. and
this happy influence 90 much needed in
this place has extended to members Of
other denominations, SO that there seems
to be > pretty general interest taken on the
part Of Christians. Twelve have united
with the church. Many others were al
most persuaded to be Christians whilst
others were weeping between the porch
and the altar, and win no doubt unite
shortly with some branch Of the Chris
tisn church. The meeting closed il good
order. We are pleased to see 80 much
interest manifested in behalf Of Christi.
anity, and hope the time is not Ear distant
when Buffalo may become noted for its
piety. 4 N
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
] Eitsinia Farmer.

+ We have received the first number of I
neatly printed agricultural paper bearing
the above title, and published in Harris.
onburg,' Rockingham county. BY W. G.
srESEss. Esq. 1t contains eight pages,
and j. published monthly, at the low
price Of 50 cents per annum. We would
advise our friends many of whom are
patronizing the agricultural publication.
Of the North-to subscribe for one pub
lished in Virgins. i copyof the Far
,ner may be seen BY calling at this Office
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

~ that ..oedsao "a q If IN largest
rivers ipthe yprld eau i've. Sad but a
fst year ago noititA hnaing its un-
hesthy locatioh 4 elimsss BID fair to
become the third, II not the second COM
mere;sl Portofthe Union. It-xxs the
natural market forthe WssteEFpd South
Western States. Water carriage was the
cheapest for the products Of the West,
and the Mississippi Ard n sributsIses Of
fered the cheapest routes FOR the West to
market. It seemed then that New Or.
leans would grow Nth az growth Of the
West, until i becsns one D. the greatest
and xeaIthiest -citses.of ltbe costinsat-
Bnt Che csmpletioR 81 4 number Of lines
ofrail-way between The Hast and the West
sJms 81 which have already reached tlle
banks ofthe Mississippb have brought q
great and alarming change on the pros
poets Of New Orleans. We clip the 1iol,
lowing extract from lie Baltimore Patti
OF Of q late date:
eThc New Orleans Crescent comments
bitterly upon an advertisement ia the 81.
Louis Tntelligehcer, 10 which the Penn
sylyania Railroad offers 10 carry freight
from Pittsburgh 70 Philadelphia nt sthe
rate Of Fifty cents per hundred pounds On
produce The Crescent Justly poip i to
lthe perfected Railway Communications,
between the East and West as the rea-
con why the products of,the lattsr States
Exhibit an annual deerease tot the CONNER,
dial tables Of New Orleans o7gt3 f.ls
Thisis not On. business houses two
years agoin New Orleans rented from Two
to three thousand dollars per annum, can
now be rented for from IS to $500 be,
annum-her population is not increasing
as formerly. It's no wonder the people
lof n. o. are alarmed; for their. future
prospects, and that the low prices Of
freights On the Pennsylvania, nilrDad
should draw forth bitter comments from
tho press ofthatIcity. The Crescent SAYS,
N. o. musttbuild rsilDaas too. Old To-
gyisin is passing away, the States are
turning their attention to railroads is The
surest means to build Up. their commerce,
thereby increase their iwealtl-deyelop
the mineral and agricultural resources.
Virginia. toe. win doubtless pursue the
same course, coanplete the coyington and
Ohio Railroad. the great workofthe State,
despite the efforts Of Col. Smith, Maj.
Parks, Or even the able report Of thscom-
mittee of one. dangerous though it may
be inits. ability ..,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
Kansas Affairs.

A dispatch from Independence Of the
18th ult.. says the troubles At Lawrence
have been settled. BY the people prOnis-
ing to deliver the offenders over to the
laws Of the Territory, recognizing the
government as such, and conducting
themselves in future as law-abiding peo-
pie should do, They refuse however to
deliver up their arms. The volunteers
from Missouri have returned home! I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
Attention InoT;sosailg,.

~ ~ T. .
/ Z. B. BARrLEfrs president Of the Coah:
Ecil U. s. n. A, which being Interpreted
We suppose meaneth. the master or Keep
Ierof Uncle Sans Native Asses) hath
lissred his imperial masdaset 10 all subor--
dinate Councils in words following, to
wit: az hereby proclaim and make il
known that, c:dou delay, the Councils
lof Che Order in each Congressional Dis
Itrict in each State, and that each, State
Council shall proceed to elect delegates
TO represent them in said National Con-
yention, appointed by said resolution"
Now, followers Of Samuel = deluded
yeomen Of the country, read this imperi-
p mandate calmly, dispassionately, and
without listening to the CLOSES and ex-
plantations at any jof. The subordinate Off
lcers Of your lodges. and ask yourselves
i yor don't "cuta pretty figure, +" There
sits Emperor BAkrLErF upon his throne
in CoFington. Kentucky, booking, We
suppose, As wise Is King Midas, Of old,
with ears As long Is orr arm. and not one
Of his oath bound subjects dare whisper,
h hath ass ears. under pain Of having
his own taken off, if a majority of bis
subjects SO direct. for is it not written in
the Blue Book, the Testament,of Sam
Il furthermore promise and swear that
! will, IN az 4iagss be.governed BY the
win Of the majority.n1 hlti tue
We ask you to ponder this Order in
your minds. The words liz "slali," and
that speedily apit1om delay" Can Ills
Imperial Highness, who claims ID, rule,
| By the grace Of God. the Emperor OF ALI
the Russias. exerta more despoticsp power
over his subjects. and ye.fhe is called "a
despot BY these very same oath bound
slaves 2fs .f.ss aaI il! a31iiils 5H3
1--WE wad some power the git i xie u.a
Tolsee ourselves Oh itherssee M
"a ! -
And foolish notion.
And II there 10 one single individual Of
the Order who is honest in his support Of
i. and has not, as Jet found out that he
has been made an ass 81, and induced 10
swear away his liberties, we give him
over! Such a man can'tge along With
out master, 50 he may IS wen have
King BARTItrr to rule over him as apy
other blockhead. he can do less harm
under his directions than u left to him.
self We have no doubt lie will feel in
clned to migrate after the next Presiden-
tial election. and we wish him 4 happy
exodus. and advise him 70 settle in that
spot spoken ofby MrLros. 9si VI
Away over the back Sue Of the world.
nd called the paradiseoI 1ools.''i ai1ad 81
There, ii that happy SPOT, be, toges6sr.
with all the elecs. the true native asses,
can gather around their King, and, I'M,
mplestfd BY any, impudent Dsmocratic
editor, bray one unto, another. from, the
dovn-going Of the lunto the up-risine Of
the same; there. atleast IN their sRills
they can realise and carry out to psfisc.
don tbeir own native thought tkeir
headl oEsr an eiISctusl baf 70 he entrance
~ 49, - tt.1Iff y ~ i. M a 4 q
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

comsfrclb. the lsaii q re- oa bd Dpp-
mon sehse. ior ID Is wI|ttai ID FOOLS
head Oily feigleth fnu4lly. ma i
filleth 4 as he meet d An leg iillsA the
shell. apd bOssAt u SIsdoM 3 alls sSd e
enter therein"
-Iicw- true iris. Tint whsn mzu dies
his works go up before him; it i equally
true Of parties; and it is BY their works
we are to Judge them. And what are the
works Of tits Know Nothihg Patyl? q
the North and the South in battle array,
one against the other-vice triuInphaa,
and virtue discarded wise men and ma.
tional patrio,s driven from the Councils
Iofthe States and nation. and foolshaRd
kuayel elected in their stead-s disor.
ganised and ,distractsd Congress, npre.
senting aseone rssoising 10 ffeemen. snd
should make al reflective mon shudder
for the stability Or the Government Tie
Union, cetnented BY the blood II patriots,
seq atsnailgbt-the couasels Of the wise
neglected; all these things have gone UP
| ipljulgment against his corrupt Sect;
anisalihongh we believe that its days are
numbered, yet the SCARS viii remain, and
viii forever blot the fair record Of our
conntry's history We can only hope
that they viii remain there as. warnings
in the future. and tha. our children seeing
them may shun their ways. Itmsy pro.
duce this good. We, know. that. sonic.
timed children are driven to ,abhor IN.
temperance from seeing thebratali Effects
Il produces upon choir parents. Il s. raay
t,he rising generation shun the doctrines
md sets 81 this party 81 seeing the cor,
ruPtions |; has brought upon the govern,
meptI It's thus that the acts OF tht
Wiekedare made 10 do good. They stand
as sign-posts to. warn others from The
shoals snd quicksands upon which they
have been wrecked. lE13 99Rsl 5l
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

Captain Rjglo~,l " palc has been
III and rat led learn that
the Northerr Light WI hot tmitted "a
escape. Y6REill rec No. 4 ipstruc-
tons by mail In he neanr Ne omit no
measure an4 spat< no tifort q vindicate
the law. FRANKLrs PrERcE.
Tia passsnsess % -beasd Ne. .s.easnes
arc described BY the New York papers Is
'tnS Jfercest and toughest looking men i'm
aginable. Many went on board without
tickets. and being questioned ss 70 their
heStipktipR aid why klioycayhc bn hpAtd.
the general ahs~er vii, laTheyw were 90
ing Il Nieasagua. Col. Maker .was.in
want 3of assistance, and they were bound
u stand By him. " Hall ofsthen were in
their shirts and pants. stepping on board
th4 steamer 70 SAIL ior Tie conquest 81 4
nation in the SAND Zig IA which they
lwuula 70 70 the BoMry BIT. u 4tfF lH
The " s. steamer Vixen, Lieut.. DecA-
ftur commanding. vas anchored IN the
side'ofithe Northern Light. Rithlspring
cablesand rshotted guns, ready tolpohfa
,broadside into her &c SIZE shetll la,tempt
to leave, The revenue cutter Wishing
ton was Also placed within 1 90 yards .pi
her., An Investigation 81 the whole mat.
ter no have taken place befois the u.
s, Commissioner On Tuesday mofaing.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
Grahan's Magazine.

This valuable publication for January
is on our table. 1t isasplendid number.
Thisis one Of the best magazines in the
country. and should be iiberally patron
lied BY the ladies'. Terms es PET an
num- Address al. H Srf, 1o6 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, tiiiit e9ili.l.'g
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
Di,ksnI' Works.

The attention Of our readers isdirected
to the advertisement of T. B. PEssasox.
Dickens Works are among the best pub,
lished. .'o 'aS1f ~ att 1fli
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
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D. al ~
u 80 ~. = 81 Z, w y AZ H. ',, Z
.t 90 air 3. =. N;.s.a,.., S -:
VII 80 nh'yus.eI u .ic NJ ~ ~
1.ss. e'ss1 AZ, 49, ~ n e q
1,mlas 'csser lIom Ppm m e con y AZ
llasar'c. AtsoFssys " SsAn Wnis, sfc
connsel lol .ne nifafAguah transit eon :,
pany. Y Nnlcn re sse9f l psl9ngS' WIZ
MoF fF groulo pf.acliAG. i
Unaer the Hamc otI ccionisls' u y evi-
toeass aas pessons aFs q SOON, 70 iease snfs
POT. tfoimorfqWtl Il ~ reat OBJECT Of me
parties engaging tnese men y @ make use
q. snem en tn nff afrtsnl AZ hicaraSna 1917
m 1liIn purposes 70 man 81 family y
taken, active young men ore pleterred, -
An advertisement appears n the public
papers ip the following words:
WANTED lie or 4 teen young men TO
go q short distance ont 81 the city. Sin
gle racnipfefefred. z Apply at0a7 Broad
way, corner Of Leonard siIuet, ro0m No.
i2r between the hours Of 10 and 4. Pas.
sage paid. ilIf1aN JILL al diiH tii.tal
Information reached this Office that ai
this place persons had been engaged 10
leaye ~ your steamer the Northern Light.
a meeting Of the men engaged was 10
have been held At q place in this city late
last evening, and 4 memorandum Of he
lime and place Of meeting was delivered
% each person, went last evening to
the rendezvous ihtfe was quite anura-
oer OF men attended ~ they understood,
ior drill. \ Was intoffncd BY some OF them
that there had been acollecIlon Of man ~.
90 had during the day In Brooklyn. a
number % Persons ~ nc early par. 81
the evening ga.hered 70 broadway, The
name q AZ: rarkef H.tFrench BENG
conhecssd WIN Ifl's Processing. y called
=. once ~ on MN anas gaye MN no.lee 81
VA haa nfaru, anu 'haI shoqId no. no.
perm. , NO. = tle wv q Inc ni.ep
o'"ms MI !, tenoa 1890 sny con
llec.ion Win tne enulh9 70
siola.e tne =, neHesah.2 y Us country, Du,
Nh ..aia. ny So nA:ous " nave
N.cSrasun sct1el ky coiohisls' &c "a
ml.'eo .nA.i ne nau proeursd Ine papi'ca-
son u Whas ~ n sa5s 2 Z uesrse @ ,he
uo y. q Nlicaragla ~ me Herald,
Ilou' - ea 70 mes fin 1reply' tnat you
were y, no PSrIy @ any such arfnpgems g {;
.h h Mr. farHer h.3 french mad apPised
70 you % carry aoosl ooV men % Near Y: :
aSus, unuer ~ aiies.geu decree ra ann
:" colohlsls ~ 2 poun,1 "a i .a2l.
NJ ~. aicn' y VII iespes, a,so s'ales
snI. y ma oe VI. in.eI..sa .llassnere were
W an',en anI o,nef y = var On Us
! -, ~ L'sa.. aha ifis'' y oc ms uu'y
oaes y sne naa!'el'
..S;o,a ~ s,ohsr Nj rom
ssniS VI. IN ~ 1uss'aPn. ar. !, 1lcneoh
I.ul = 'ne oWnels, q me NofEhern
~ In a,I 49, sns.r .esse' womb oe Pfrinl-
~ Ion ,ea1ip lhe poF., e. ne h y. 'a &c
1912 s = m sa,sa sa.lsnes aim Inn,
b pof'l9n o. her passengers wore engaged
~ : ~; nos.ns efpedaiaa9n agalns1 she STATE
~ l -, a'la , ~ ~ she nag among
no NJ n' nsu Iid quanllIy 81
Nan ~ ~. la as ac4 uainlea
mar M irn;t. ,I s,s.a y IAN w stsa
- ~ ~. e.. ePn.y sil;,ls !;
Il thu yesael mi M Sorr,ai III prOSseasa
~ he, Il III 49, az
rbs a., &C. so;...s s ss :. tns I'll
nassenaer. mi aho,,. h.,s S. .aovn e .ne
tn nasss -. $500 81 p. .~o, Nnen
80. 80. J. 80 u. s'io s'uaseS'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
Fol rns PlEsrDRxcY IN 1855,
!. on. HE NRY IA. VI, is E
sUnIcr g pxcIsloS ~ rus ,e
AATIoNAL CONVENTION


read with much interest BY the true
friends d this great State improvement;
the most important Tor the futnre deyel-
opnent or The immcnse mineral. agriisul-
turaI and commercial interests Of the
State. ..s &. So
We are sorry 10 see that the very able
report ofthe sCommittee Of FIRE to-the
stockholders Of the James River and IA
nawha Company written By EpwAsD
KrssA,, asq. 81 The county Of Kanawha,
has had The tendency p produce, op;n.
ions antagonissic to the coyirgtoa and
Ohio Railroad. We oaaros believe that
such were the obiectso that gentleman,
in preparing the lucid. sbis.snd mastery
report. decidedly the ablest paper 81 the
lind that has ever been presented 10 the
Company Yc.fSr ths best intsStst Of
the State and Che Co,ington AID Ohio
Railroad, at this particular crisis, It IS to
be regretted that Nj. KESsA's report is
- ,.,., i, 80
fueneed Col SIXTH, 81 The House Of Del.
~ s : AZ III : 49, ~ =
600 49, /. Z :, =. = 6. - .:,, - !.
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60 aas: st ~ - p;,1,
n,ani socor,odass al &
.h..r,.sta.al. 11ha'ea.a;,, :. Il.
rs;,,o.d ~, IL ,,s.,, m g 81, i NJ II
800 III 1T, 49, : tar.. {,
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a. .s;.,,.., W.. = -. :
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af.ha 49,, 4, 8 .;.-.; ..s.s.,,i ~.
r,ilro.d al IN osst;ts i n,.ancs =. i.
o.h., b..,v -. & ...r;.,. ...Is;t
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80, -. ct 90; u. !, ~. =. :
4.a.a 81. Il, i 81. q & :,
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= Z: !, a'' " II, '..susp aualDef
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IL sea.,,a,,. ,.,ras M Cd, i ,.l,
x ~. Co.., s Il =,
- = M '.ii d l.. Il =,
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49, 81 !. a.''lO'
n,s,a ~ -. ~ 49,, 1oA,seAs' = som
- - r - ~, 80 800 sua Aana-
~. Is |. : , lou. g ,.aaa pra'.''
- - r.. !. - - 70. y We 'oomm'
: ~ ,,a,,,i se,T 49, : ~ +, 'ap SHOWN
- = ~. {. go NJ. upon 'ne
IS, 49, w, ,pl ~ slieif was
"a. - IL II I'll II oesel
g 81 M ''l' op.y p nepf 'ss
80 ~ III, III pus 2 hourlshs ana
i.ssrs sss1 &, -. $50 ees 'ep,enlsa
D..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

tdy1ayv in ia artten,,e M q IN Md 5,
,,,.I 81, i.,scl a ma M t,islsySe q.
NS 1890 II nv ,tibdI ,.ould ~ IounaI Llp.I
| iI1'Is Rsnr;r.s, 49, Fan 1,vhop] thsir Il.
e.,r .i;,r -. nht.lrad, nv a;1ns nrSassifj
No." = 80. 800 .lsi. "a ,slsI
.;sa 49, 6.nJ.; - 800 800. m. II.
49, sns,f n.ng. " !. 49, 1890. ~ Il !!
asasoyed e 'd'ss 81 she manner q tr e.
piH, ,'s 49, Sss'' ~. rsrslsva III! .l
49,. 1919 ..o ~ ssss - 80 Z ~
ZIG GfIa !. y ]. q! . I:
q \, q. III !. Il .,s.yus \. 4 " 4
~ = u b III, s''S 49, ~ M n tS''
'' - Il 49, ss..'s%S'...: lsas
Railroad sNseting II. Charlest |. Il.
NJ, \. 800 f.staf 80.
Pursuant To .noiice alarge md ,fespec.
table neeting Of, tie, people, rss held Il
dc Bscember County Court Of Kapawha
lin relation to the completion Of the Coy.
ington and Ohio Railroad Ell
On motion, Mathew 2 u1bar. Esg: VA
lappointed Chairman, and g. =. Dodfidge,
Secretary 1Ie " 's
IA On'motion Of James 4. Brown, Esq. !,
the char appointed = Comlnlttee consist.
ING ef Messrsss David ~ OoHass l1amel
4, ffy. James ~ sbroEn, sphns Parks.
EdWard hennas Flehslas kitzllngh and
Jehn ?, swami, e repert rssolntiops fol
the c0nsIdeTaflon o. the; meeting Where-
upon the Committee, aiter retiring, n
ported the following
Resolved, That We hare learned
wa; regret ana concern that there il "
ofgaRsed scheme on fect 10 ldsfeAt tlie
iSailroad @ the Ohio. AZ I great Statt
work OF the first importance and ID con
iins. g re mountain section = \ port
| aSSs oss 3, the Anegnany mountains.
I'll III Resolyed, That such 4 scheme il
not only unWise in the extreme il 40 isis
like the present and most haxardousIto the
success Sf the Railroad inEhich The best
interests and plighted faith Of Tire State
ate involved; but il win also, III our opiin-
ion be suicidal 70 tire sectional and local
views sought to be promoted ~ lis mo-
vers.
a 5. Resolved, That the settled policy 81
Virginia, her present wants and fuiur.
prosperity al demand the speedy compile,
c !, ans o sGsi R ss aI se
which neither her attention nor her treas.
ures should be diverted until II 4 finished
=. Resolved, That 81 friends III ths
James River 4 Kanawha Improvement,
We have been panied to Zee n the LIST IN.
~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

'Nyzt xssk "a vim az Ssiots oar <.
ar " #s'sS'aes II dent PIsacsss !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

sSa eAgry succor III lpst ! \
bri . d jfso zion TO the Hing. y q
tuI "a, ia Arctic waste Ne soI '!ndI
ind. Ia. )At in view Of , suI|sri5
end hrcd 'Snd the noble live Bpcrificsd
ffuitless e66rss to widen We botAds i
human knowledge, we believe i p Be the
|pssyss ofrmen- t-so-they~ nsy ssn,ain
forever. II K, s3.s m II L MI
buried in the sand. within an extent d
twelve miles. This j. the fifth winter
siacS sie} b listed .s6h The drifting sands
of tkat b1rfen region, being IN lat. So deg.
roth, ,hass piled. = sueesssivs. layesson
the bones Of these noble Inflated men. S.
Nj. Stewart described the region IS
dseary ID the extreme mot ! d blade 81
grass moi stick 81 timber m4t tiIe'syes.
M game VI my lind could b. found. /
llThe Esquimaux, from whom their H.
formation vas obtained " signs, prssSSd
|tbeir fingers gintb their chseks, end, plAs
cling their hands, on their stomachsS ~.
|leaSored tO indicate the manner Of their
death. They we're charged With
kiliing them, but merely answered With
xas 3 very 's,;,g expeditions tip, II being
onIt thirteen months since The party len
the Red River settlements. III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09
'sENATE.a

upon it, passAg sst0od syes ITO.
noes
SENATE.
Wednesday ppes,nbss,le q, iesy.
Resolutions Of Enqpiry Fero pro-
posed; u, 4. 81, q ! ~ IL Nh s. '#1
BY NJ. Parks % COM flct Z ~
ded road, on TIE Two ssIId THEE IlYhs|
principle, from the mouth x0f B6ffalo.
| in Logan county, by the m6st practic-
able route, to the house Of Joseph.
" Workman, on Walnut Gap Rosd, IN
Boone county. IL 39sss n n
10 amend ths ! 9TH section q the
act passed Apfii 20 1 $50. ye0F5tid.
ingiort ne lscfi ch9 auali iieatica pow
= 49, tbs $500 ~ conp U g nsslcss
connty conrt. MI u ~ W sna
nenwSealth' sheritis, y a iobsrsos
Ine rexenue, survey ofss coIlsfa1 ~ and
oversecrs q ne poor .sHs.s s:l &
HOUSE ~ D1AE0 AIK6
Wednesday, Dec. ~, 1885.
The following eeolutiOnp,were then
offered and adopted: '..| s
by M. Thomas d passing I laW
inccrp orating the Point Fl2a sant
Academy, and providing ibf tlIe IS.
poinfment of Trustees for az same.
By Mr. Ruhnef Int joint com
mlrle0 OF the dOuGe and Senate. b
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

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By MI. Jones lproh bitinc 81
Law The preference one Of more crsd-
tors over others which . debtor d 81.
abledt sive undeflthe presented ssdef
trust system. ASKS y. ~
The blowing bin W. Hen ia
sthisd time ard passed - . q 81
A bill for TIE Is}ief Of Mrs. R
Buckingham ~ l1son county W.
Arnonnt appropriated 2o Theseee
upon it, passAg sstcod syes no,
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