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T0UTDR 4 HALLE,
DootO.OhoOO
TRUNKS,
vALiESfs and
CARrEr.bAGS,
80 Mula street,
MempA,,. Tt.s..
ARv noe receiving their large stock for
Fall and Winter trade. Tall and ste Nc.


r. Bsvam,A Harden, Martha Harden,
Mary Harden and Hisabsh Harden,
aud ai eihss pssssas ,afsrssied IN fhs
iaHds, f~easAsnis and hsrcdiiamsais VI
". n Hardin. deceased
NOu are hereby notified h he and
appear before Tho Probate Court Of
Tallshalchie ccunty, state " Mississippi,
~ thu second MONDAY 10 December
neat, then and there 10 show cause, u aay
YOU can, whv the following described land
d,i Northwest quarter N. ". l.a) Of
section ,w.nty.cR~ q. 81, nosth.cast
quarter u section tweaty.ou IN. y. IA,
T. az. ncsh. vest quarter n. W. Icy Of
sse,ian twenty-five Is. ~, and cast half
~ nsrth.cass quarter u. l.2ef n. y. l.e)
n s~esicn twenty, ell N Township
ts~ruty-six, II range too east (T. u, Il.
:E.l, shosld not be cold, according y
the suggestion and petition u the under
signed hsirs.ss.lsv Of said deceascd.
Y. J. MALONE.
MARY MALONE.
r. n. HARDEN.
N. u. HARDEN.
c~Aaslsssss, Oct. q, iss'.4w
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-12-02

O VA&Oi
Va take pleasure In announcing TO
our frisaas the arrival Il css
lvAll ANn WINTEa STOCK,
Being brought skrcuxh ne Railroad 10
close competition vi,k NempA,s, W ~.
ioics IL Tie cccasiea to bs shle 10 shov
TIM, we can sspply W people here With
goods q she sc9s psiscs, and Ume for
Ices shaa they - + ~ 4 aemPhis.
We sss noe inssssnsd In . Wholesale
IlsssA ksss, aa1 ~ ysrshaaiNs goods In
large loss, direct from the inpsssevs snd
mamusasturcss, ~ have the slssn,ses u
Aner snscrtmcat and lover psios-. our
stock this tlwe l. larger than usual, and
Ne are rcsolv~iso eel ~ ssill lover prize
than ~ have done. Il consists d . ase
aeeestnrns 81
lsllos' New an1 easeoeooooe
Csssnevs rshss, Eas,ssA ~ pssuRA
Nes;nes, prn,~i ssd pls,a parsmsssss.
Omhse fk,b~ss, Dscsl Robes, tsss sa.inss
SPOTTED ~ PIaia Alvseess, psiaisss,
raoSHn
Dlset silk vslvs4, Nasss An,iqse, cloth
plush, Felt aud Nsrisc.
i~lsop-shirss, Brws Hoops aNA xksl<hcae.
A tuusnss Ios II The ha~ss bia1 q
TRIMMINGS
h Cheualis vslvs, silA, ese elonn1
Pt~nsh Rihhsuo. cellar, 0lsevo - -
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am presssi in MONEY 10 par ny
debts, and therefore inea earnestly aud
~fesper,full, fegues, ail vstscws indebted
W inr h come fot~sri Immediately and
~, ~. have mans thousands ~ dal.
lst. dae me. and so,me VI u " long stem.
denr, aud have W W instance pressed ny
ea.ioms,s, but have wai,si patiently IN
them. The ti,He IL come when they mast
IA, me, 40 am sbou, mailing ~ esiise
change IN nv hAslnc.s, aud want " close
ur my hcoks. 4, I. NAllJNue.
May svsh. ni:.u
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..sott Sssa pps,ass
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4.esssfssussesss A~'fTm DUN
~ fA usms'. esrss ~ 's's
sytAssll'n n M wtss's Feeef'
IN sppsss IN ~ Nsef
setN srs~e Pfesssss v lsssf''ns
NJ ~ sdssfilsmshs d We We
.~1ass ~ AsWsls'lgs u civ
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p.s,v~Ihs ,sssk ssa
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Nv. tsssssess 1ie,.l. An lea
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v1NAkEN up ny WI. II. Coanes, living
In tho scv,k..sst psstiss n tho sess.
~. . sorsl Horse Nosle, sbesl 10 yenss
cid, ~ o. - hasas Nj ssos ssllas
mashs, scaps n he IN sAeo)1ee, -
yosrd 10 hasv haa shs suingi ~
streak across the wisAssA 1ev1 IL eesk
and apuni the leg. ,At3s?ls:S g 80.
PsMcla, Nov. t-sv aaaass PC.
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ClNNK! ClNNK! cllooS!
VVyg ~ 10 vs<cips Il or gsll ~
w Winter stock Il
DRY GOOG)S,
consisting Il Nsps Tvnh, 1lagsyA
G-creia Plains, blaness, 49,, 49,
Ilos, a.. alss . isll supply = omale
asa's rsNishise snA
IAD94C Dim ooo0A
sossissine u svssyst1e usssuy hspatg
DRY o. kos:s ~ = = 49,
ess lss -, - wNe9es n1No
srsssly vs1ees1 $500 0WQ
~ - vill - -
nsas ven1QoQ9.
= Passla, SalI
I'M
..;ii;s!:;;s!ss.<ss:s::'x
| WSEaE:f%sSsX
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s1sAktS sr b !. n nu~'sea, h,las 10
The u.stks ~ portion n I'M county,
. M, llesss Mtifk. " yssss old, u
hssAs high, . small BIZ N thu LEI, ssss
,i,a shoulders considerably wafksd viii
The eolIsss. Appfslsed at' tsn.
r.M sosks, l'sas'1 : o.
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Esa,iSAt1 l.Amvs.-What q con.
Fsst presented In the following pic.
k'r. taken from Captain McClIntNk's
P',cr ;" Lady f'varklin, If The hard.
~ II tho falr scs VI the frozen
rs"n. when compared to tte plsss.
~ IL ,hoss Of America. Here I, L.:
.iDr. XIII started TO tho nes, set.
'mrn' 10 the south, about lto miles
y, In ~ Oomlsk. or skin boat. II
led 20 ell 10 = the digniied In.
pealof SEATED In state. With a lSrre
0sal.h Asg waving over him. q grim
Esquimadx rlld, p;ccrm., and
p meek Young E~sqnimaus is.i,ss
'rw, They mx fnom mornins M.
fright. and oft-n 81 sixty " seventy
ne withou, hating to sleep"
What arc eli tho mlseries Of Mis-
ora NJ fiimsy. having nothing Ia
year." b. the misery 81 rowing . boa,
's~ ssors'sr ssnd s;Sif. and wsn%.
rsss newins sixty or scven,l. mile.
ssl0s, Asi,,ss 10 sierp' Well might
~. after slancine At this picture. ~.
''aim With Hood
We vhss 10 roe think 81 that. nv es,
Nas vhat DO YOU think ~ that, nv dog
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ias fssslssd sne fsss " mIeflu'
ifsnh hssmty, SIXTH A. yfst lssi ~
~ y 4swt Hizs Az bsfss.s tasf
Ia Hsshtf ~ mslHkiaai tfHHtt sNl
"a u ~ tas tftlfs Il "a igsnifgl
tlss
hisssfkss rlfus CT ssaa a SO
nya fnuuts rtAnKr
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-
'mNr," ,"kr'.we nave pun
H. r.. ~ .., s.,snS sea-, -
Memphis. roe Local Editor and Fore.
man II The l'sscla Star. - possessing
M cs'''ss,! mrs,'. We publish -
h., r.,s xh,,S ~, S.a. y
who hay, taste enough ,c rr,oy vccd
,~-,ry. will ~ highly pleased With.
NJ. syM"o'e y printer, . good scsel'
vhesrvs H. goes. " 'hinh bis s,s'
as.s'.:s :" ,, ,a'ss s.,s sa !" :ss
Ne s,oa ,rarh Inc s-ulmis.iisr mint.
fv:wssds I-ororssivc'
". ,...o. In. s.si grateful to GU,
friend Of the L.-'s~snes iss bis god.
nasurcd opinion u us. What " havs
written 10 . pcs.ical way vas dcus
'"' our own smsseme"', vhs" OUT
as.'s ,. o. =. s'' - '' s.s.. ana = quot. sa.
" WV '"' '"""ss o"'
fancy. Like . boy Who picks up .
ssouc, he il not ssiissed an ~ husls
a. ~. 49, sa.s
|" esay - u osee' ~ ss'ed
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Cslsasv-lsieham' Young. In HE
sesns Proclamation. placing the Ter.
nsesy Of t'tah under martial Law. and
sssidding sAs q trance Of the t'aiied
ssaies sosccs within It, boundaries.
n a shs allowing vollcy:
I'VE ere condemned snh~Ard. and
terej 70 - t2us With "a armed mss.
Sasrv NIB, which has ben nss
sesiast 10 d thr ihstigaitsu Of ansoy.
ssss lettss vviten. ashamed to father
- base. slsadeesus aAkehoods which
~ bevs eivsa 10 she : sslic-cfcs.
~ solcsalA w have tvcueAt false
srusasssss sgslsst - h rcssra then.
s'ves h tAs,r ews insamy. and el
l.s'tas psissss - hauling eiissu.
No psvseltuse Ne tsvsh fs altAy
leFv's sahA"
wAA . nsa Aas seecure 10 Abe.
svs language ed the cslumsis,ica d
HAss. - Isssify Me evn acts. h 4
Z 'nfe ~isaicslics that hs himself ~
tva guilty & cviues. Il Il full I'M
s'hs 0,vesSmsss ~ put a stop h
, vile ssuss Il ths Govense q
rtsA.
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lloRRiHLH.--lt Ii estimated that
there ara four millions u female snuff.
,akess ID The United staies, using on an
average lwc pounds per Anna,n, or
eight million ii pounds, d On expense
oftwc millions n dollars. fEs.
II ,hese four million female snuff.
,ahess should sNecas Al the same time,
shat an rxplcsicW their would b~, A
respectable hurricane would he thr re-.
suit. IN u. nnlletln.
And suppose al the unknown mil.
Inns II lahacco chcwcrs In the United
Ststes Should happen 10 cxpectosa,e Al
the same iImc. would not q respectable
dslues be The result
alabama Journal.
And suppose the millions that In.
dulss 10 cigars In The United States
werc 10 pa6 1t tho name time. would
NOT . respectable "plllas 81 smoke v
BE- the RESULT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
& geDtieM

LUcKr Is~yksrAEsr. gentleman
living in Cykaa. Mercer county. Ohlo,
drew on,tHs Sill 81 August at the foEpnr
nate and well known Lottery Aggenfy z
III. Savoy & %. Washington p. Q N NE tAe
pdgni6cent prize Of ssgpooI HslIPPRiidd
fol. this snug prtune, the small sum n 4
Ten Dollars What is most important,
be received in due course of mail adrgit
frem these great prize sellers PayasloAlaat
Tie Ohio State Bank at CINCINNATI ~
Me @Aote Of Tie aaouak, wiNout Geaust6pa1.
Cannot some of'our readeFs follow IL TIP
footsteps Of this lucky gentleman on
Celina. See Savoy 4 Co.'s adystisel
meut Of Grand Lotteries soon u By
drawn. ia our columns. rel.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
VALLEY STAR.
psdrral rnlri.

Thb uIited States Court for the West
FERN uistficto Virginia has been Ia ses-
sion, III dis place since Tie cath uItimo,
Judge Brockenbropgh on the beneh. A
considerable amount Of business has been
TRANSACTED. The grand jury found three
indictments for passing counterfeit coin,
Three tor subofning a witness. and pae
for roRbing the mail. David Allmanh he
was charged with counterfeitin was
discharged. Thos. E. Day wasfried foI
robbiIg the mail, and the jury being nm
able I'd agree, was discharged. This we
believe has been about all the business,
81 4 pebble character, transacted.
AS usual, The sitting Of this court has
been pade festiseH3occasion byour citi.
zsns and those m attendance. The IA,
Hdies of Clatksbafg opened fair and gays
supper tux tile benefit Of the Baptis
church, which was well graced Will
beautyIand other good thugs. aud vel
attended, and patronized. Maj jas
III Jackson and lady gaHes PARTY % THE
large circles Of friends, which did ereai
to theit taste and hospitality. Two Do
tillon parties were given In the Masoni,
Hal, the first Of which ii one of ID,
incest affairs ofthe kind we eve saw il
town-pfth The other we have no knowl
ledge. EGoy. johnson gave an entertain
meat I'd d lew Of his friends on Mon9al
evening, Ill which good cheer UNIVERSAL
preyailad. Taken altogether this hR
been albls4saat aud industrious session
ofthe edurt. Udrks6ury Register.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

IR&z
Western Virginia and aslittle as i -,
II il esery year growing beautifully less
Furthermore, tie change that has taken
place with certain politicians who, at one
time, desired i division Of the State, and
we're welr imbued with free-soil seati-
mems. Is remarkable | Aye, the very
politicians in Western Virginia, who u
times past sympathised with free-soll n
stilutiens, With New E~nglandism and who
regarded slavery as an evil and 4 sin, now
argue that African slavery, a. It exists
lin the South. IS social. moral and po-
~litical blessing.
Some Of these old politicians. still ho-
ping Macawba- like, that something will
turn lip in politics favorable for them,
have become strongly Southern and pro-
slavery, whilst others have undergone
radical changes Of opinion, from the pnu+
rest and most patriotic motives We arg
rejoiced to see this change Of opinion,
which is SO favorable to the South, be-
cause certain poIitieinns are genuine
geqtser.eocGs, and Show plainly the way
The political wind il blowing, oil is a5oai
tp 5lou. As for the youag men Of West
ern Virginia, b. they Wings, Know-No-
things, or Democrats, are thorough
~ imbued with States Rights principles
and arc warmly attaehed.to every thing
aPpsrtaining to the welfare Of Virginia
and The interests Of the South.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

TRIALFo . MuRDER.-The trial Or Mrs
Lynda Drummond. fol- the murder u
Deputy Sheriff, Roh't Hutchinson. who
attempted to arrest her, was concluded II
Woodstock, Shenandoah county, VA, lasI
week. a correspondence the Spirit q
Democracy says:
The prisoner is mapifeatly much excl.
ted. This was the case especially wher
the fatal dagger wasexhibi.ed. She is I
woman ". medium height, black hair
small deeply set blue eyes, nose sharp,
thin lips, on the whole iitea q razor counr
%tenance. Her little infant who first SAN
the flight of day through iron bars, is !
sweet looking little thing. 1t has beer
kept about tie Court house, and much 81
sight Of the jury during Tie trial. This
is not fair. How on earth can 1 iuro,
satisfy The rigid claims Of law, when Be.
fore his eyes there IS such an appeal Il
his humanity. Who could hang i notheI
from her little infant,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
TalsFYE8R OF RIM GAsAI.-During q

TRANsFER OF TIE AaAL.-Duripg the
early part pft last week q committee On.
behalf Of ttsE North River Navigation
Company met the Directors ofthe James
.Riysr. III kaawha Company ~ the White
Sulphur Springs, and agreed uponla plan
BY whiaa.theIN North River Company trans
fsrs jsir4proFeInent to tho James River
Company. The stockholders of the
North River improvement met iii the
Court. house last Saturday, and unani
imryously @onirmedttli action taken BY the
meeting ID The White Sulphur. The
James River Company IS to complete the
canal to BONE point near the mouth Of the
South RIVER this year, and finish the i'm
proyeIne Ut asI soon thereafter aSlit can be
done. Hy this transfer The North River
Company is released from the payment ~
the JsAR y X. Company Of The two
hundred Thousand dollars guaranteed By
tts latter Before this agn0n can become
valid il Will rs4uirs soIae enactment 81
the Legislature, which will be done ID
the early part of1he session-kz. Guzl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
COMMISSIONER,S SALE.

N pursuance Of 4 decree of The Circnit
IA Coult Of KAnawha County, I shall. As
special commissioner, ON Monday the 18th
day of October hext, proceed to seiI = fha
front door az theE Court House Of Kans whs
County to the highest bidder. On ! credis II
three and six mouths, b nae. Sc land can.
tanning twenty f9e cosy acres, Wing IN H.
waters OF Rugs Branch ofsDayis, Greet. :
lLnl description 81 which will be seen by ref
Askence 70 a deed Tor the same of record in
85fnawla Countf Clerks office from T. o.
lb9fgess and wife to Aaron Midkif. This
s4fe y made TO satisfy the said Spinks the
sn4onnt o 4 Judgment held against Aaron
r. 1ukiH icr me purchase money due in said
pay the costs of sale and of this nnbl;f, lion
SEW JNo. !. SWAIN, Gem.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
PUBLIC SALE

10y virtue or a decree repdered ii the saI
ID IF U. Jairett's, administtatdr vs. As n
knfnef's administrators aet. al 4 shall aSspe
cIal commissioner, otfor for sale at pnblIe
auction, IN front of The Coull House doot q
KanaMha County, on Monday The 26ih QSto
Der aext, a Tract OF Land ebItaining lOt
ACHES more or less. lying ind situate 81
Elk Iiver, and opposite the moathof Big sam
dy.
TERMs.-Payments to be made in three
edusi instalments If s, IL aid Is mottAs
fraoap day Of sale. # ]
Whatever title Andrew &. .Rulfner hasl8 ID
and d said tract OF and, WilEbR conveyed.
TH0S. 5L. BROUN,
seE2A Special Conf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

SAD Administrative was received
here from Staanton lass Thursday night
that Mr., Henry Baker had fallen down !
.aightof steps IN the Institute for the
Blind, at that place. ard 50 injured him
self that he died from itb effects that even.
ing. Some months since, Mr.. Baker
was taken with typhoid fever, and par.
alysed, from the effects Of which his
eye sight was entirely DESTROYED. With
The hope of placing him in i situationi in
which he could. at least amuse himself
his brothers, at his request determined t.
take him 10 the Blind Asylum, where liz
could be taught ID read By touch. Ac.
cordingiy, he was carried 10 Staunton 81
Monday last, and his friends were con.
graduating themselves that he waale
Gated where be would be well cared for
when three days after. his arrival, thu
heart-rending news reacAedthe that he
had met with an accident and lost III.
life.-Richmond Dispatsh.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

AccIDEsT,-We are sorry To- learn that
/ sad accident occurred at or near the
store ofM Kersh, Esq. near Mt Merid-
Tab. in this county, last week, By which
4 worthy young mar lost his liR. MI.
Reed, a Young gentleman who acted al
Clerk in The store. Of Mr., X. was kicked
bya horse and 20 seriously inlufresd that
hie died the following day. Mr.. r. was
a nephew Of our esteemed e~ountryman,
b. +. Reed esq tduaton Eaa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

On Wednesday last, SAW. the Weston
Herald. o4r gehtlemanly ann philshthro,
pic toWnsnnan, g. ]. Moore, was uniauir
mostly chosen President ofthe Weston
Branch Of the Exchange Bank, to supply
THE vacancy oceasioued BY the resignation
8ofJ-.M. Bennett, Esq, who has accepted
1.-The appointnen d Of Fret Auditor of Til
Estate. The Bank has a most exceilsul
President la Nit. Moore, and the State
Competent and efficient Auditor il NH
Bennett.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
TIE -COMMoNWEALTH OF VA.

ToFrls saERlFs OF kASAsaHA cousTr, GREETNd
yXE command on that yon summon The
Wv Coal River 81 Kanawhas Mining and
Manufacturing Company If tbeyhe found i'd
yoafoailiwick, TO appear belots the justices
OF or County Court FOR tue c6unty or Ka-
hiaw.a, ali rules 10 be held III ttecleIksaIpt-
ice ereof, on tho arst Monday October
nex to answer Jacob Edllman a plea oi
debt Or $9J 32--dalnage S20. Af1Ehaye tben
therf this writ. Witness Aexaildria w
Qnaier, CleEk OF DUB sa4keourt IL the coudrI
hous;of said county the 18TH dayof Sepien-
BET, s57. IA. ~. QUARRIEH.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
DIED.

On "Wednesday, the 18th, at the Up-
PER Falls of Coal, AMERICA JANE, dauch-
ter Of Levi and Mary P. Carper, aged
3 months and 10 days.
Fincastle Democrat and LeWisburg ID.
pers please copy. III
At the residence Of Mr., John i. Nose.
ley, il this place on Saturday evening
last, Miss IdsEpHrNE FR1ENb, the voting
est daughel Of Mr. Thomas&R. Friend
Of KanawhaI county,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

NGach1ne 9hop.

n NHE Subscriber being fully prepared ID fl
A alll orders in his line with dIs,stcb,. Of
the best materials and woEkms Dship, Low it
cash. viz:
ALI CASTINGS Or Iron aad Brass, ute{
ii Salt making. Also Ia the coal business.
lear whreIs OF 70 different sizes and patterns
tor wood or iron rails.
SAW OR GRlST MILLS-Crsnks Guds
ms, SPindles, Shafts, Palleys, spai aud Bsta
Cog WORK.
STEAM ENGINES Of superior strength,
rom 5 TO 20 horse power.
House Crates and Stnves for coal.
MACHINERY Of all kinds repaired. viii
brass, east or wrought iton4
4. 3. PpTNEg IL
KanaRha Salines, Apg.2s, 1887.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
RY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
! me, as trustee 5#by John w Starke fer tie
benefit Of Milton Pafkerand Andrew F. Dom
nally dated 9th Of April, 1853, and of record
m the clerks office Of KanaWha county, !
SHAH, on MonPay, the 2fst day or September
next tit being court day1, at the front door
oi tie courthouse Of Kanawha county, pro-
ceed 70 sell to the highest bidder, for cash, d
house and lot,owned by said John W. Starke,
situated on the South side OF Kanawha
river, immediately below Hale,s branch and
opposite the town OF Charleston. Also, Is
aeres Of land adjoining the same, on the up.
PET end Of FIalees branch, mentioned and de-
scribed IN said deco, with all the appurten.
anees thereto Sslonging The title is con.
J0HN 81 SWAMI, Trustee.
Ihe above sale IS postponed TO Monday the
goth day Of Oc dber next.
se22 JNO.aS. SWAMI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22
Bishop Pisrcs's Visit.

dN0 AAO AAbSlS6k5 ~ tLV DO1S H&
Bishop Pisfes's Visit.
The effect of the yisitof Bishop Pearce,
Of Georgia, to this p lace and county, viii
be long remembered. The Bishop came
|as d representative of Southern Metho-
Idism, and he left 4 most favorable inn.
preston upon our people, both of him
self and his Church. Notwiths landing
money At present j. . very scarce com
modify in Kanawha, and notwithstand-
ing the times are hard in reality in
this community, yet the Bishop collected
one hundred dollars ID Maiden for Mis-
ssiionary purposes. and FIVE hundr ed. and
twenty dollars in Charleston, for the same
purpose He also made collections for
the Tract Society, and for the benefit ot
Conference. After these various conec-
tions, ii was thought almost useless to at.
Tempt to get 4 large subscription for
building a}Southern Methodist Church
I'M misplace. I /
ON last Tuesday night, however, Bish=
op Pae ears and8Dr; seahon, Of Kentucky,
d~eteErnined to Try i; and to effect their
object, they eaeh addressed the people
I3aaYaI 4%sEf3E i sEFt.IEts - II HaH ~ HZI - -
7 ~ supJees 70 'he rfesps iefiah
e !, Ing f~onsfesalon 1as uhusa-
aAt II ,. ~ enafe Deias uenseis
efoWaea, ~, D'saop went INC 9 snort
hlsFofy s III a'YisloAI q the
enqrc L fe sala y ING very terms o. =
alYisfon ano 81 agfeemeh1 en'ereo lnto' the
ns III cAafcn e. were en'aleo g
eyefylp { q od4 y ifglna' y. mat the NORM
sih nal no laghs WnaseSer %
N.Y. hhy z lulisa'esl0h .south q mason :
anu pFA0n 7 ilfe' lnae Y Teaiu pe mech
oes'er | l !. D0 Z pafees ter me Norenefh
n9H III g comply slflcsly Wisn Hsne
qt il. tne agreement 'nat h p
ern Aieetnodlsas 1~aagneVef desired toles-
tapilsn Al c a' horte q Mason3s and
" s9 - 1ua' :, :. = -AsStist.
4os fpe' ] $500 .s10n 80 s -.0i'lvil :
ale'io4iss1 = ~ |. i - i0ia aAS juf'9qp |
~ II ~ 81.
In 4 true CHRISTIAN l1s spirit. the Bishop
wished t .N Northern Northern Methoals's much
success IN preaching Christ and Him
crnc slN sort '. 81 Mason,a an Dix
on 81 llrfe; but added tina south 81 that
llne belonged 70 the Methodist church
South; and. that IN course OF lime they
would pull have, and ought 70 have, sole IT,
rlsdlctlon IL all the slave holding States,
These remarks Of the Bishop met Nth the
hearty concurrence and entire appreciation
e Ass aadie'see- IN fact. he infused 2
warmth at feeling, and q zeal Tor his
church N the entire congregation, that
actuahy surpriseq4 'nem jealous aaSo'
eates q ana 'ne most Z
ueieilu l' y eoushefn fsis h's-
He next sS5.. spoke Of the Importance q
erecIlns 70 ms place 2 cnurcn' lor tn :
oousnefna ana appeslea % hiF
aualeheet Y snoseroe. iloeraily lo FL. ina q
purpose; ana never fdld : People respond
= an appeal !, more hear1ny ana give mofe
freely tnan 90 hls audience that night
rresDy'eflans EplscoPalians, Methodlsts.
pape's.s' fsahiens =, anp ans
~ s4osot,D9u A'Defstiy anu : sooi
Us SWIM r. sMenls,one aoAars
was subscribed, ahu = lel az ground CIV
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-22

PosTerfIcx AFFAIRs-The name o
Sweet ~ atet Factory, Campbell county.
Va. is changed TO New Manchester
Appointing Hlts.-Samuel} w. Mason
postmaster at Amherst G. Fl, Amhersi
county, Va. vice James P. Smith, ~
ceased. M
Charles T. Lewis, postmaster d Rusk
Rischie co., VA, vice Sarah ]. Patton
resigned.
H. jones, postmaster at Walton, Kama
ed. E4k