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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27

MuNtI now cnnNlutf wen lI'fh7tbH t'if -"
in the lsst canvass Let II be borne ia mind
that this pure representative OF " Jackson
Democracy, voted ior Willard Fillmore, a
man who had warred all his life against de-
moctscy, aud whose record Oh the subject
81 slavery, was as black a. that OF any
public man who had ever set 10 the halls OF
Congress. on Nj Fllmore's admuistrs,
ton OF the ioverument. 1t was unnecessary
to speak Gen Houston had already fully
performed tha, task IN = letter to Pfes-
dent Pierce. written a, the close o' Mr.
Fllmore's term ot service, he SAID
Corruption luiects the very atmosphere
Of the Government. But few places are
sought by the tribes who hunt the spoils OF
eiiice, without view to some spe ilation.
or illicit gains scarcely u contract - made
with public lunct,onafies, without covering
some fraud; aud enormous claims are as
sisted aud carried against the government,
hy nlamou, agencies, employing fraud and
bribery as the means &c. &c,
Ana vet he used his influence to inangu,
rate a second edition of this administration
lie voted for Willard FILLMORE, and en-,
uNfsFl WIN nun thi VIA ifW'Ht WV
sentiment tina, the repeal of an odipu' aud
unconstitutional restriction, which prohib
i.id slavery from kansa. aud Nebraska,
wa. ma outrage, and that the Norheru men
who voted for il were demagogues aud
unworthy OF confidence. lie stands to day
arrayei IN opposition TO the patriotic men
Of all sections and side by side with the
sboltloni,,s He il worse than Benton
for Benton, in that day Of peril to the
Union Instead of lending his Influence to
distract aud divide tha South, turned his
back upon hi, sou IN law, Fremont, aud
voted for the Democratic nominees How
stood Houston. when that horde of traitors
lead on by Fremont. man base born and
ilicgitimate. aui WAC WAS charged with
enormous frauds against the Federal Gov
ernmeni, had ho,sted llsg with only six
teen stars. AID whose motto was destruction
to the Sonih--when the whole couutfy
wa, couyulscj, and patriotic men Ike
Ii,llet and Jarvis, and the valiant hosts
OF true hearted Democrats Of the North
were appealing to the people aud telling
them That II Fremont was elected II would
dissolve this mon when they were APP
pealng - the capitalists and saving t.
them -" frcmout's election will loave youi
ships to tot in yolr harbofs it will drst-oy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Transfer Of tie Hermitage 70 the United.
.,,.. - States.

L The Legislature of Tennessee at its
lsst session passed an act authorizing
the Governor ofthat State to purchase
five hundred acres of the Hermitage,
including the mansion of Gen. Jack
SON and the tomb where now repose
the remains Of the iilnstrious hero
and patriotFand those of his beloved
wife, and tomake a tender Of the same
TO the general government. provideda
branch ofthemilitary academy should
be established at that place. In pursu-
aIce Of this act Gov. johnson pnr-
chased the Hermitage for the. sum Of
fortyseight thousand dollars, ana on
Wednesday arrived in Washington
, and made d formal tender, Of the pro-
perty. with the condition annexed, to
ill., President. The President, in re-
i'lWsstatei that this ofersby the State
Of Tennessee would be promptly com.
tnuaicated by him TO Congress.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
|sALE OF vALUABI.E COAL LANDS

iDY VIRTUE Of decres rendsred "
I'D the Circuit Court Of KAnaWha.C eah
~ ~ The Fall Tesm 856 thereof, = 4
certain GhancAfy snit therein pending,in
whiclnA. GsTaliaiefro and Others are COM
plainants and s. Patrick i Others defend
ents - the undersigned as special Com
missioner will sell at public auction ii
front Of the Court House door Of said
County. tothe highest bidder. on hon.
day de l6kh Of February, 1857 the follow
ing described tract or parcel Of land: that
portion OF the Is, ! 500 acres survey origin
ally granted by the Commonwealth to
John Steele. that is designated and de-
scribed 10 the Commissioners plat and
report fled in said cause Of al. b. Talia-
Zero and Others VS.. Spicer Patrick and
others. as Hot Letter B, and which contains
1856 acres. I'M.
The sale viii be made on the following
terms, ten per cent Of the purchase money.
in cash, the residue 10 be paid in 5 equal
instalmefts in six, twelve and eighteen
months respectively. Bond with good se-
curity required for the deferred install
ments, and the title Of the land retained
until all the purchase money is paid. +
This land is situated on the KaHawha
river, and in, the best mineral region IN
Kanawha County, being short distance
below the camel coal mines Of Col. Aar-
on Stockton, and nearly opposite the.
mines Of the sold Dominion Company"
and is well worthy the attention Of those
who desire to invest in mineral land.
The title to said land is believed to be
unexceptionable, and is fully described
and set out in said chanceryI cause.
- VIM. A. QUARRIER,
64 Special Commissioner.
>2n32ts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Ball si:tht Charleston House.

s. Y II
In aceordanp with an invitation ex-
tsnlsl s,olns by ''miue host. of the
Charleston House, We attended a $50
zcial Entertainment and Winter Evening
Dance" given by him on the evening q
the Is h ult. MI Porter has but recent
L. taksn charge.of the Charleston House.
ffaad bids fair t64become one our most en-
terprising and accomplished: landlords.
On tic evening Of which we speak, We
could but admire his courtesy and the
-promptncss with which be ministered to
the comfort and convenience Of his
many guests. III regard to his tables,
we san wei ana truly say that they were
elegantly arranged and sbountiful!y sup
Piled making grand display, as well
as furnishing every luxury the season
could. afford. The neatly arranged ball
room DON furnished every facility for, the
qualification of the spriaging disposition
Of the many beautiful ladies and gallant
Young gentlemen who were present on
lie occasion. Under the management of
Messfs. Slack, Farley, Rogers and others,
tho affair could not have passed off 9th.
srwiise than; in such manner =as would
reflect credit upon thtir ability, and add
to- The reputation Of the Charleston
House and its gentlemanly proprietor,
j We are also indebted to Mr.. Porter for
an III elegant rePast III the line Of oysters
and refreshments, Of which We heartlly
partook on the evening of the 3lst ult.
The energy Of Mr.. Porter well deserves.
and will secure for him, we hayefno doubt,
a liberal share. of the patronage Of a
generous public. /. 5.< f. n :
AZ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
JOHNLL. MOSELY,
SDeGial Commissioner.
Mercer Academv.

CHARLESTON, KANAWHA Co., Va
THIS institution will be opened on
MONDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1856. The SEES
sion will continue without interruption to
July 10; 1857. T. .s-5-,,..y.s,a
The course Of instruction embraces the
Latin, Greek, and French Languages the
elements If German, and the higher Math-
ematics. together with the usual branches
of a thorough practical English; educa-
lion. - 2ss< 5=EINI<.
The Principal desires to build up here
a permanent School Of a high order and
pledges himself to employ, if needed at
any time, well qualified and faithful as
sistants. laid him in the discharge Of his
Duties
RATESOF TUITION.
Ordinary English Branches, perl GOO
session of Ten months, f Wv
Classical Department. $50
EE-Pupils received at any time, and
charged from the time oi admission to. the
end Of the session.
For any futherinformation, on for
admission Of pupils, apply either person
ally or by letter. to ls@*
WM. C. CLAYTON.
Nov. II. 1856. Principal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

We are pleased to see that the Ex.
change Bank of Va. at Weston, has
declared the handsome dividend fol
the last six months of |, 81 per cent, OF
5 per cent? nett. after paying the
States bonus. We understand that
the Capital of our Branch is to 6c; in,
creased shortly, if SO, it will bring in:
toInarket some new stock, which will
afford TO onr Citizens an opportunity
of making All investment in the safest
and most productive Stock in the
:State. - Hf8tern Herald. - 49,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

DEMAINING IL tie p IS; Office At Kanawh a
II CHI, onthe LIST 81 Januaiy, 1857
A--Solomon AuItz, rS.,Elvira Ashhy, Reu-
ben c, Ashby, Lewis p. Ashby, Calvin Arm
strong, Jacob Atleman. Q 49,. ,-%
BIN. Banmgartey, Enoeh Br gilman. John
BUDDY; Wm. J. L. BstifDId, William Berry;
2: n d. Beach, Rev. S. Black, Isaac Brown,
J, J. Brown. S. Wilson Brown, :; John Boz
er. Mrs Mar, Barnet, Miss Martha Bsa.e.
C--Ganville Carpeater, 2; J.TB. Clifton.
2, John l.. Gle, AZ. Conrad, Richard E.
Chandler, Jas. Grad, n. Car, Randall Curry,
Rob. II CiaIkson, J. Campbell. c. l.. Camp
bell, f. ChanceleI, F. Al. Cobhs, c. ID. Cop
in. Mrs. Louisa Clark.
D-Cnl. y. p. Dandr'd!e. Joseph Devil,
II, o. Daniel, Dryden Donnal!y, Capt. A.
Donnal!y. 49,
Err. II. Erly, David Eagan. jacob Eder-
N n, Thomas Dunn English, ?, t' ..->
F-Dennis Forarty, Charles j. Finney, Hev.
Joseph b Feather, =; Nicholas ii. Feasle. O.
CIV. W. Gay. 8; Jqhn S.zaGaftdt;n, 8,
Richard George, George or Mary Glaawell,
Mrs. Ann Grilfith. ir w. w. Gill;. 4: Joseph
Gill, A. +. GrtTor,l. Lewis Greem William
Gralall. ,2;D A. Grogan, q Il. A..Grow' Mrs
Marg't C.. Gau!et.
! H--Mrs Mariha A. Howell. W. L. Hedges
Mrs. May Hegses, A. J.. Hammock; 2; oolum
bus Hatcher. james Hanes. John Haley, Mrs
Holmes, John ionley, James Hun:er.t
I-Mrs.4L. S. ingrabam. As
Miss Mary Jacobs, 4. A. auel, Samue'
Jarel, Lemuel Jarre! 3; w. f, James CEas.
Jones, Henry Jones, N 7 b. Jones, 4; S. Wash
ii eton jordan. &s
K-JIsse Kidd.
L--Mrs Martl.a Lake, Mrss Margrry Levi:
Geo. b. Lewis W. $. lewis G. Langdon
James r. Lapd,Ts SEM. b Layn4. j
M. T.. MfT in, n. u. Merith.a;. F, Mitch.
ell, Jo.eph q. Mar,ha Mss Melvina Nc
DanIel. Jas. Mcl'aniei.t a'
N Henry Neweom:r, Miss Amstic, y Ut
a-Nrs. MaIyJane Didaker. ~
PIG, H. Patrick, 2; joseph A. Parker
4 i,5.aas u. Par r. James E Ferry, Thoma
Pe1cocf, =, It. Porter. 8. r.
o-steauiBeat A. ", Quarfier. ],
R-Miss MarsSs. Rand, j. hn 4 Reynolds. J
G. Riley. John p. Rams On, q ~. !: Paasey
HERNIA n Rcckster, tr!>BI Richie. d,
S--J. N. Swan, Miss Catherine spiin.an
Miss Lucy S INNS. G. w. Stetfids, Miss Ceiina
Sratke, Mrs Martha A.. Spinks, Vim Steele
Messis. Dr. l. Scott & Co., EsSpotts, VIC
Sherer, l. NJ. Smell, George S:ephepson, Johr
B. Smith, John j. srnii p, A. ID. 9soper:s, 2
Mrs. Nancy Stuart, feol d.; Charles Slaughter
T--Rey. James NJ. Till a. A. Thornton
Stephen Thompson, james Top own
W-syan Wiilisms, 3; Mrs. America WALK.
er, 2; Mrs. Susln Wells, Miss Mary
Win ans, William Whaley, Mis- Susan Jane
Wis, man Themes H.WiIIie, Mrs, Rosans
Wilson. David Wiikerson, Dr., ], g. weibley
J. A. Witford, Moses Wallets, J. II. Wright,
Harrison Wf,sof. Mrs Mary Ann Ware l.
Merte ibuker, Jas. r, Mints. X. W.
Jan. II. 1851. d. II. SNYDER, =, d. (
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
The Charleston Riply and Ravenswood
Turnpike Company.

yTHERE viii lie a meeting OF the d arc
j Directors Of said Company at Ravens
wool, on the ID Of March next, to- determine
upon the proposed change in the location ol
Tie branch roaI from Rip!y, i lParkerSbuTg'
which change is il the Vicinity the Parkeis'
turg wells !; and also. to receive PROPOSALS dol
constructing sal branch road. These iaNof-
ms and tLo.e oppusins, tie pr,p sed change
are requested t. furnish tks b ard, with lie
requisite in rEation 10 arrive at a r;gns son,
clusion. And persons submitting pfop9sals'
ma u make Them. fr the whole road, OF fel
sections. and also, for both routes. -
The road has besr, tecen:ly heated byM
VIM. Stag, The eompany's engineer for The
purpose! who will furnish any Information in
his powers, as viii any ofthe directors,
4 A fall attendance isteqnesiedH ~ ~
JAMES H. BROWN President.
January rs. 1891. { 4,
TIE PsrsersJ0rg News and Rareas%ood
Chronicle please publish the above Tor Luz
weeks, and send bids to4he Co
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
4 WARD, WALLER s CONE,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign an,
T. Domestic Hardware.

e =
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
y Domestic Hardware,
! Corner Market and Second Streets,
~ ~ PORTSMOUTH, o.,
HAVE now on hand one of the largest
IL and best selected stocks of HARD
WARE, and which, in point Of price and
quality, for .cheapness far surpass any
goods ever in this market.
Our Foreign Goods We import direct
from England, and. all American Goods
we receive direct from the mannfactur-
ers, which enables rs TO compete with
any Eastern or Western Jobber.
We also have connected with our
house an Iron House for the sale Of all
sizes Bar, Band, Hoop, Small Round and
Square Iron.
We have also in store, and for sale,
$50 dog. Shoyels, II IN :a
20 l." Wheelbarrows. III
rs Z" Spades,
r. 30 !" Mattocks,
:. 80 :" Picks,
800 boxes Glass,
all Of the best, manufacture.
May Z, 1856, y1n5tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
MARRIED..

!: IN Buffalo. PGtnam Co.. Va. JanAarys27th
b. Rev. John F. Med ey. Rev. MN. B. Nc
FARLANDsand Mss ELVIRA EARLY.
. tGuyaldOtt papers e9pI,J il :. -.
AT the American Honse in Call, il, on
the I'D DAY Of Jan'y, 1851, by lhe4Rev. John
Rowe, Mf. ANDREW J. FARRELL u Miss
CLARA A. HOLSF1N, adopted daughter OF
Milton Snyder, both of a'len. Va,
"keen blows the WIND and piercing is The
cold,' -,
But warm hearts united dive a%ay'the wrath
! Softhe 'ts:orm-God."' - -. 49,.
At Wa,dwie, Marengo eoun'y. Alabams,
on the 10 h ID. cenbeI, 1856, byRer. Mt. Han
son, Col. WHILST. B0CDCK Attorney Gen
eraI for the Commonwealth, OF Vagina, to
Mrs. NJ. S. CRAZY. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

VIRGINIA, to-witi::7 Attitudes held in
" the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Roane county, on the tirst Mon
day in December, 1885: S. I
John King, comPlns, i L.,
A, King. Defendant.
II appears by affidavit fled in the case
that the said Abigail King is not resi-
dent Of the Commonwealth !. the object
Of this suit;ist to obtain decree divorcing
The said parties from the bonds Of Matri-
mony. Ii is therefore ordered that the
said Abigail King appear herewithin one
month after due publicationof this order
and do what il necessary to protectheI
interest in tie premises.
p B. S. YOUNG, Clerk
Jas. H. Brown. So. ".
Dec. rs, d855--ven34-4v.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

After 4 lengthy and prolonged debate
on the question, Would the Peace,
Happiness and Prosperity Of the slave
holding States be -securer and greater in
a separate and -independAnt Republic than
they are now.in. our present confederacy, J."
il was decided, in The affirmative. ~
The question for debate on Friday
night next, is, SHOULD Virginia depart
from*her. well known policy respecting
the distribution of Tie PaBlic Lands?p
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
YAL.uABLE

"j.-. VALUABLE
:KANAWHA FARM FOR SALE.
T WILL. OH Saturday, the 18th day of Janu
i cry, 1871, (f not pr viously sold privately
sclfat, ...~ ~.
. ~ Public Auction,
on the premises. 'one Of the NEST valuable
farms On the Big, Ka hawha Valley. The
tract which fronts about a mile on the river
contains come r - .s.(
Y Fire Hundred Acres,.
nearly all Of which is bottom land of superar
quahly.> 20 Acres of tho front are cleared
aud newly fenced, the balance is intsmber.
everal comfortable houses, log dwellings,,
have been lately erected on the psenii<es.--
The land lies about 10 m,les~a b0ve Point
Pleasant, adjoining the >la1lds~of Geo. Long,
Esq. Possession :" hole will be !'c@rs
cred very soon after saieA> 81 49,
TIms1 one bird cash, lthe balance in one
and~>Mo years. with interest. ~.
- For further pauiehlars apply to>A. :. Fast
ham, Esq, v h. resides . few miles h. lowth
:, JAMES D. BRECK,% >
&c.,. .., Lexis ton, KY:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
PUBLIC SALE

TWILL sell, on. Friday, January 30. 1851
IL ut my residence, three mries hel6w
Charleston, on the Kanawha River, al my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, together
with my Stock, cepsi ting of 80 head Of II, IS
90 head Of Catr e. and head Of Ilufses.
Also. lot Of Com and all my Farming Uten-
sils. ~, .F''t
= TERMS-A credit Of moths viii be
given. j .. Ans IS. TuUMAS,
*. /, By Moses F. Ward.
y"n3j- -2w.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

The late Catholic Fair at Crystal
Palace, New York; it is said, has
realized $50, 900, clear OF all expenses.
The proceeds arc TO be devoted to tire
enlargement of st. Vincent Hospi-
tai.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
TOBACCO FACTORY.
N. b. THOMPSON,
JIRRJCANE I3RIUGE

HURRICANE BKIUGE,
GTILL continnes TO rnaa1facture TO-
- IBACCO and CIGARS. He would
especially invite the attention Of Mer-
chants to his Tobacco, pledging to ssll
at the very lowest prices.
June 4, 1856, n9y2tf.E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

VrRoIsIA AND TeNHGssEE RAmRoAp.
The receipts OF this road for the
month Of December, reached $50, 1877
%, being an increase Of Sl1,346 over
the corresponding month in 1866.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
BUFFALOTANNEY, ron SALE.

BUFFALO TANNEY, ron SALE.
A BARGAIN can Be had in the Tan
II merry situated Immediately back 81
Buffalo, containing about one acre qfland
with good bark hoase, bark mill. and
well Of water. etc. The tan house Is
somewhat out Of repair. Buffalo is one
Of the best points ii Western Virginia
for d tannery. R0. T.. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
r a Court Led for Kanawha County the
~ }tah January 1917. 81,
Million Parker ConpFt ! y

s. [ Il -
Admir- Of Hezekiah Daggs, nv N'"Ne"
deed and others, DettE. r.
The Report Of Isaac Read Special Comm:s>
'siancr appointed by the Court, at former
Term, O. sell the lanes in The bill and proceed
IngS mentioned, was this day presented with
tiEe bonds ia ken Of the purclaseEsin pursuance
of sal decree. An on mo.iun Of CompPtby
counsclsai,l Report is coIE1med. And n,hav'
ing been suggested that Cthcr- debts besides
III IS reported or hy Comnj:s oner, are is'-
~ty .hafceable against the Estate of lles kiah
Days, and by conselut nee on the tnnd aTlS-
ing fran the sale @ofthe land, The COurt doth
ords + that Thomas L. Btoun, rs Special Com
missioner or some mas et Comm S Liner o. This
rourt, do after duly n1flfy ng all crcliloti, by
publication for four successive weeks, in Some
newspaper publis he'd in Kanawha County
who have not hither O., proved their debts
against said estate, to1c he before him end
prove them, do take, Stale, sc t'e and report
10 this Court an acc 9nnt showing such debs
AZ are Justly chargealle on said estate nd The
furil arising from Saia and sac, and viii
are not cuntaint jnsiiS fpImeT Report,
Il AMI The Cour: doth further order that The
Comm sicntr appoin ed tonake PARTITION oil
tile Real Estate tof sail Dages, be allowed
tfsir claim of costs for making said partition,
out Of The fist mon es arising from The sale
Of said land. -! \ =, 49,:
!: And the sail Comm ssiouer or some master
Comm ;sslioner is hereby empowered TO fix upoA
a cert in day in this satdnot e OF pubca ;ion'
upon which or before which day all o! the c;ed-
tors olsiid paggs, hall lay bef re. him their
several CLAIMS against the Is ate fsl1d Days
and sail Commissioner shat alter Sa:d- Cay
make AM ,cltse his Report! Nm :. ~
And il is further ortere ithatthe pa lcarIon
OF No,i%e redu!redlt this decree t6the creal
tors of$a Dagss, shall be equivale9t !, per-
soual sertiee the eoft1 each Of said creditors
=. W nITARRIER. crk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Dir. GEO. VAN DE LINDE,

ETauuas OF IIe4QtH q TdTIS,
4 Residence NanninSsxille, Banawha,)
Still continues ready, MONT aud DAY. t1at-
tend in THIS and adjoining counties, TO such
as need and wish us probes iIonal attendance.
n. B.--Dr: &. V. d. L.. refuses all ether
ennsHlting IT attending a: eS, where any but
regular phy<i ians Lave been previously mat
tendance OGsTf:r EctL CASES ExtEPIEp. y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

s.Boohc" is the signature to an article!
on. the fourth page Of this paper5s'o which
we invite the attention of our readers,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Land! Lanai! Land!!
FOR SALE.

ACRES # LAND, in Mason
LoUU county. Va, on the Kanawha
river. IL miles from its mouth, and on
the Charleston and Pt. Pleasant turn
pikerdad: 100 acres of IMPROVED
BOTTOM LAND, with . comfortable
house and pat-buildipgs, besides several
small Improvements Of from 10 to 90
acres. This land is admirably adapted
to the production Of tobacco, small grain,
and grass, and portions Of it good corn
land; and will be sold all together. or in
tracts, Ito suit purchasers, at very low
rates a general warrantee deed win be
made, Address the subscriber at Buff
falo, Putnam county. Va. or K. CRAIG,
Deerfeld, Augusta county, Ya.,e
GEO. W. CRAIG. I
! June 10, renl Inns.
Rockingham Register copy 8 months,
and send account TO this Office. q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
Daguerrean Gallery
N. s. Brooks Hail.

MIR. J. G. RICHMOND would most
IM respectfully call the attention of the
Ladies' and Gentlemen of Charleston and
vicinity to his new style Of
Pictures Made on G,nss or Paper.
Adults taken equally good in cloudy as
in fair weather Children taken in there
seconds between The hours Of i and g
o'clock, Come one and all see his spe-
cimens: .,,.E., y2n55.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
A. ". QUARTER, crk,
To the Creditors Of Hezekiah Daggs decd
and all others Interested IN the Above
= = .-,s7 ! BecFeS. f. L. n -

N,tree is hereby given yo1 and each Of yon
tsrat have ixel upon ~ edAesday tie lst day
Of Arm next us H. at my Office in Chatleso"
Kanawha, for complying with the reqalslt,on
of saildecIee: at which place ami on.o De
far. WHICH time YOU nre hereby required TO
Iay before me as Special Commissioner your
claims against sad Daggs, With legal proof
thereof. L.-.. -fs.--...--..
January 81 1857. n39w4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03

The attention Of The reader is directed
to the advertisement Of H.-W. Goodwin
q Co., to; be found in another column.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-03
" Els T E RN VIR GIN IA
Land Agency Office.

THE undersigned has opened an ONCE
i in The, Town. Of BUFFALO. PC3-
NAN County Virgins, for the purpose d
selling lands, farms. mills and tsnepents,
Those wishing To- purchase, Of having
such properly ior y; sale. xjll DO vel y give
Once IN his counting room corner Min
and Mulberry atreets.
vfssa re. ~ HAFyy