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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
&c, 7i6 prizes, amounting to

Is ;5Wh Tickets. Tine Dollar each. Ef.
Managers printed Certificates Eof Packages
of whefe tickets, containing v~erSnumbef in
the Lottery, and which may draw four hand
some prices, will besent BY mail, securely en-.
igeloped and-sealed ior $40.
InIthis scheme, a paackage of 26 wholetIck-
cts would cost ss26, but as they are bound TO
draw atleast SIG, we will send
Certificates OF 26 whole tickets, 80
Certificates Of 26 half tickets 5
Gerfif4ates OF 26 quarter tickets, 2 SO
The official account on the drawing, with a
written statementof the ameunt dfaW NJ will
be forwarded Immediately after the drawing,
10 those who orlIer their tickeis at this Office.
Bank Notes. Certificates pf deposit or prizes
In any responsible Lotteries, will be taken for
tickets ant packages in these popular and Gar
famed Lotferiesanda / prizes SotdNWiiEbepaid
Immediately after the drawing. in full With
out discount, in sight Dir its ON New York
Or. if : eferred, GoLd tiRt BE formard4A Jy
he Express eon1peny In to{H secured d pEFes,
All. orders should. be sent for packages and
single tickets BY the earliest MATS to AVOID
disappointment, as they are often scarce, a nd
sometme are all sold a week befote+th draw
ing.
If ForPdekages or single tickets nHthe above
rich and beautiful IotteryiorlerS must be ad-
dressed .byimaii to the trulyIfortlnate anffaf-
famed pr zet sellers, NJ. SAVOY SEQ,
Hi July Ia, 81 ms Washington, DC
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
HoTEL FoR SALE.
PURSUANT To- a decree Of A%sA-n,
tha cfrnili. cnllrtk.nf Fay EddINHtEAs

DURsUANT To- a decree Of A&SAn
i the cireui. court of Fay7Ea 5sSas:1A
aette county, pronouncedo on the kasLtc4aE
End day ofEJune, 1851, I'M a cause in which
Geo. r. Hpldleston was plaintiff, and ~. al.
Brannon and Others were defendants, | shall
(as commissioned app,oliintedgby said deafree)
proceed To sell, % the highest bidder, al the
front door BIZ the Courthouse Of said county,
on the 18Th day Of August, 1T beng court
day) the properly in the bill mentioned; on
the following terms cash, SO much as will
de fray the expenses Of the suit, md the bal
lance or six, twelve and eighteen months
credit the purchasergiying bond,Awith ap.
proved security, and q lien retained on the
property until tie purchase money is paid.
T'hefpro perty above named, consists of a lot
or land Containing about two and a half acres,
together with the buildings thereon, situated
Eon Main street, in the town of Fayetteville,
directly @opposite the courthouse, on the ,
r. and Kanawha turnpike road, the most dr.
rect route from Charleston. Kama wha, to the
Newburn depot, on the Sou, hwestefn or Vir-
eInia and Tennessee r. R.,) eleven miles
from the Falls of the Great KanaWh a, and
one and a half miles from the line of the
.C.&O. r. R.
TO any person desirons8o of engaging in Ho-
Tel keeping, this property presents many in
duIcenents being sttuatedi in the NEST healthy
@~localifv in Western Virginia, it is a pleasant
50 mmer retreat for persons seeking. pleasure
81 health. JAMES b. MUNCY,
July Ia, 1851. ni2Wf4 commissioner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Bloomfield Academy,
FIVE NILES WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF '

FIVE NILES WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VA
wv. Willoughby Tebbs, !
wv. Leroy Broun, A. M.,S
TIME Fourth Session of this Academy, for
Ill nmerly unae r the charge of Mr.. P. H:Good-
Ioe,fwil begin on The LIST of September. The
course Of Instruction will include the English
Language and Literature, and all the Elemen.
tary subjects appertaining thereto; the Mod
TeTn LANGUAGES, including German, French
Spanish, Italian and Anglo Saxon; the Ancient
Languages; nd the pure and mixed Mathe,
ma tics, including civil engineering.
Lectures will be deliyered npon the sub.
jeets Of Chthnistry. Natural Philosophy anl
Astronomy. (#.a y. E@4 #
The course will be designed to furnish q
thorough preparation for the Uniyeisity'of Va
The session will contain two terms of five
months eachf The expenses for each term f1
board and tuition, in all the departments, in
GLIDING everything except lights, will be $t25
payable on the first day OF the term. ~
For ~circnlars containing more particular in
formation, address either Of the Principals Al
CHI rlottesyille VA.
RErERENeEs The Faculty of the Uhiver
sitylof Va; Prof. IA. D.. Bache, Sup't us
Coast Survey Washington; 1t. M. F. Maury,
SIptt National Observatory, Washington; Co
jefferson Randolph, Franklin Minor, Esq'Ij
Charlottesville; and James l.. Carr, Esq, Ka.
nawha. je f6. Pm
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
ron SALE
Al Very@yaluabIe Tract or Land.

TIME undersigned offer fur sale a very val.
IL nable I fact Of Land, known as the. stBull
Creek Property Y Of which John Lewis, late
of Florida, but formerly Of Kaf8wba county,
died sifezed aud ptssesSesi. 1t contains up
wards |lof seven thousand Acres is sitpatedin
Borne county, on the waters of Big Coal
Riytr, and abounds in Camel and Biiuniinons
Coal. Thisis one of the most desirab Bile prop
critics ever Offered for sale in Western Vir-
ginia. 1t lies in the great Goal region Of Viz
,gilia, just below the ~wetl-known Pestona
Coal lands, on that part f the Coa1e River
Navigation Improvement nearly competed,
and y it'll iii seventysmiies Of the Ohio riyer.
large portion Of this tractis capableof be-
ing made Excellent farming land. Upwards
of 200faeres Of thextraet are now in ~eultiEa-
ton, which are finely adaptedt 10 thetcultlvation
of. Wheat and Com and are, well suited for
grazing purposes.
At present, there are a Dwelling House,
Stable, and other buildings on the property.
For terms and further particulars, apptyto
WIN. a.. QUARTER, or
THQS. i. BROuN,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
VINO WANTS CARRIiGES AND BUGGIES
Carriage ManufactorY.

TIME subscriber would inform the citizens
LIZ Of Charleston and Kanawha generally
that he has opened a Shop, IN theTStage Sta-
ble. Back Street. back bf the Court House,
wht re he IS prepared TO manufacture, ~ q
superior style, all kinds of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Having worked III the test shops in the
EesteIn cities, he has no doubt but lhat hAs
work and prices viii give perfect sstisfaci ION,
He is also prepared to repair all kinds 81
carriages, and trim them in the latest style.
III uses none BUT the best seasoned timber
I'M building Ca aria es and finishes it in a3su-
perioT ma nner.
He has also a Blacksmith Shop CONNECTED
with his establishment, in which all wOrt
needed will be execptcd in the best ann
New carriages . dbuggies kept on hand foi
xsis. II gwen in exchange for old ones,
SIMON BuRKE.
tHl fhatleston Jaiy /, ts5I.--sns
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
DIED.

Alfred House Shoals, on the 18th inst. of
inflammation OF the liver, LEWIS Ii, youngest
son Of Leander =. ana Elizabeth Watkins,
aged one year and eighteen DAYS.
The infant spirit was called away BY Him
who gave it we trust, to a better world. This
is tie consolation Of the bereayed parents.
Life Isl a span-a Meeting hour
How soon the vapor flies. ].
Weep not for ne
Now iam gone. 4E 4
PrepnTe for what's foct me-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

/ a Feitran

The New York papers mention that :he
great feature Of the parade of the veterans
of the war Of 1919, on the 18th, was tlikAa
presence Of an old revolutionary patriot
DIR, Isaac Daniels, 1903 years Of age
This ancient soldier served#in the reyo-
3~lutionary war. and also the war of 1919:
He lives in Bedford, Winchester county
n. IT. The Gilman locks hearty, and
likely to live many years yet; his hair Is
vel preserved, though very white, the
top 81 his head being bald. He has eight
children living, four sons and four daugh-
teras. One Of his sons, an old man of
seventy was with him, and lookedas old
as the father.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Family Sewing Machines.

FITAVfNG been appointed agent for the sale
IL of Wheeler q Valson's Family Sewing
Machines, in Western Virginia, l would re-
spectfulIy invite the ladies and gentlemen Of
KanaWha and adjoining. counties to inspect
-iheiL Machines in operation at Brooks Hall,
Charleston, where Ishafl be happy t e8plain
the manner of working. | would beg to say
that ais FainilysSewiHg Machines, they are5su-
perior to all1others manufactured, and that for
beauty and regularity of stitch, either upon
%cour4 woolien cloths or on the very finest
linen 6t cambric, they have neyses. been ap-
proacHed. v. s.. FtfGRlFFIN.
Juiy Ia, 1857. v3nt2tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

He keepsgconstanrtly on hand Paints, W bite
Lead, Iinsged, Lard, and Tanners oil, Paint,
Shoe, Scrubbinig aud Tooth Brushes, Japan,
.Copal aud Black Yarnish, Tobacco, SegaSs,
PatentsMedicines, &c. .N
The atte Irtion OF the Ladiesis called to his
fine assortmentIof Fancy Articles, Perfumery,
Stationary, &c. He will be happy at all times
to seesthem and attend to their wants.
Physicians and country Merchants woulddc
we'll to cali and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. To all e would say if they want
cheap bargains bring the ready money.
itSIR-ff 3f # f# g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Later from Kansas.

sr. LOUIS, Friday, July "a.
The Republican learns that all Is quiet
ia Kansas. Gov. Walker was still at
Lawrence, with four hundred dragons,
awaiting further actionof the people be.
lore using decisive measures, but would
attempt collecting taxes in . few days.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Look Here!

mi AM receiving a Fresh Supply Of
-IA Drugs, medicipies. Pants, Oils. Wilma
tdo1 Glass, Dye-Ssufs, Paint and other
Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, DC.
With every variety of useful notions
that are sold BY Druggist generally and
all the popular Patent medicines Of the
day. will sell cheap for cash, and war
rant you q pure article. Physieiansf
Prescriptions. and orders promptly at
tended % al the Charleston Drug Store.
ven35. j.. H. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Nj LAND s.,

nR.. GEO. VAN DE LiNDE, in view Of
IL the mineral lands now discovered, and
in consequence of the d~efcietcy Of chemists
lust now To examine the ores in which our
mountains abound, nor scede q p~TerpgatiFe to
any country yet discovered.
Gentlemea wishing their ores analysed can
have done so by for warding them To
DIR. GEO. VANiDE LINDEt
p. S.-Numher your ,ores.%
No ores taken for ana ISIS Unless acccompa.
MED hy d s. fees
June %, 1857, y5n9m7,, u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Mercer Academy,

CHARLESTON, KANAWHA Co, Va
TINE next session of this institation will be-
gin on the 10th Sc tember. The course
OF instruction embraces all studies requisite
for fttifg boys for entering any class at Col
lege, OF for the active business Of life. 1t
will include
The Usual English Branches,
The Lain and Greek Languages,
The French and German Languages,
The Matthew atics-
The Session extends from September 10th to
July foah, with al interInisSton ola few days
Tuition-fst. Grade, $50 per session.
2nd. Grade, 30 y !,
All tuition fees. payable quarterly 81 &c
pdnee.
Pupils, IN ALL CASES, sickness excepted.
will he charged from time Of admission TO end
of session. "A
For circular, Or FOR further information, APP
.ply to q. NV. Newton, Sec. Board of Trustees
or toE WM. g: CLAYTON,
INV III III Principal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

The Richmond DispdsrA appears i'll
new and handsome dress, much erllarg-
ed and improved. It has always been
conducted with spirit; ability and good
taste, and is destined to BECOME still more
popular with the reading public We arc
glad 10 see AZ. Cowardin realizing what
be 50. richly morris, Ia great success.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
FULTZ, DENNY & SHEPARD, Is
FoRVUATDIEIG
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

kss+l4 aE FN sOdlU,
TTAVING ppulrchasedthe Wharf Boat OF. W.
LIN. Cabbageg will attend promptly TO all
business entrusted 10 them.
they win Keep constantly on hand a large
Assortment OF Boat Stores, Provisions, Grocer
les. &C.. &C.
The highest market price paid in cash on the
Wharf Boat for Butter. Eggs, Chickens, and
Provisions generally.
Gauipolis. Ohio June 16, If
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Sale.

iN .AAa SRh EI 2HE1I - SAACp E.s-EH Ll4 et4@ H
EDYiyirtue of a decree of The circuit court
DofMonroe county, rendered at the y ne
Special Term thereof, in 1885, il the cases Of
VIM Gray against John F. Sehemerhorn. adj
ministrator and others, and Charles F Osborn
against same Defendant, 1 will, on the 2lst
DAY ofSeptember, 1857, at the court house OF
KanaR ha county proceed TO sell, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, upon a credit
Of six and twelve months, all the right, title
and interest which John r Schemefhorn had
il ,Iand ofdul seyeraltractssofIand following,
yizH: One of 81. 0 o acres in Kanawha county.
and described as lying on the waters of 1t
mile creek; and the other three in the county
Of label, and described as lying on the wa
waters Of Mud riyeT-the LIST continuing 1885
acres, the 2nd 1880 acres aud the Ord 529
acres E51Nj8
The 2i.05o acre tact is understood 10 heve
been gra hted 10 A. G. Or December 24th
1875, from whom by divers intermediates
Transfers, the said Schemerhorn is understood
10 have derived title to the same. And the
other three tracts are understood to have bern
granted 10 James Swami May IS and 10 1903.
from whom in like manner, the said Schemer-
horn is understood to have derived title to the
same. And for amoEe particular description
Of the said lands, sndof The right, title and
Interest Of the said John F Schemerborn in
and 10 the same, reference is here made 10
the record and proceedings in the said suit.
Bond with good secufity WILDE required for
the purchase money, and the title retained as
ultimate security. JAMES THROWN
Julyl2l 5 w.. Special Gommissiessr
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA.
8I Session 1s57.5s.

5ZEt .sH&&E. @F. H&. FE E%H. H.I9EE## fEE l&&# SN|NGE
THE. next annual course Of lectures will
i CONNIE nee on the LIST Of Octeber, 1857Hat
the college Building, corner Iof44Marshall and
College streets, Richmond, and terminate
on the LIST Or March. 1858.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy. byf Charles
Bell Gibson, MI. ID; Theory and Practice Of
Medicine. BY David H. Tucker, NJ ~; chem
sistry aid Pharmacy, by Martin P. Scott, MD;
Matefia Medlea and Therapeutics, BY B.R.
Wexford, M. D; Anatomy, by Arthur E.
Peticolas, MI. ID; Institutes of Medicine and
Medical jurisprudence. by Levin S.Joynes,
M. Dbl Obstetrics and Diseasesof Women and
children, by J smes II. Conway, M I'D; Dem
onstrator of ANATOMY, Marion Howard, NJ. ID;
The studYlof Practical Anatomy may be
prosecuted with the most ample facilities and
at d very trifing expense. N H
Clinical LECTURES are regularly given at the
college InfirmaFy. This lnfrmary, under HE
same roof with the college is at all times we'll
filled with MedicalSand Surgical cases, and
furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical sin-
stIuttien.
Mary Surgical Operations are performed ia
the presence OF the class, and. the Students
heing daily admitted to the wards, enjoy, am
deflth guidance of the Professors, unusual
opportunities fol becoming familiar, not only
with tile symptoms and diagnosis Of disease:
but with itsidaily progress and treatment.
Amounto f Fees, fol Lectures, $to5 90:
Naturalization Fee, 500
Practical ANATOMY 1000.
Graduating Fee, 25 90
Tie riceof Board, including Fuel. Lights
and Servants atttnda nee, varies from So ID
s 5 per week. The Catalogues, containing
fuller in form atien concerning the Institution,
will Ne forwarded to those who apply for Ill,
or Specific enquiries will be aus Wered BY
letter. j.. S. J0YNES, M. ID.
July q. 5 W.. Dean off die Faeuftu.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
NOtIce,

TaHE business in merchandising, heretofore
~ conducted by VIC. Brooks s. r. Brooks,
will be continued BY The undersigned, at the
old stand, under the style of Edw'd#Cald-
we'll & Co. EDWARD CALDWELL, !.
w. C. BROOKS.
JULY IS, 1851. nf9W4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

GRAHAMFoR AUGusr-Tle August
~numberof Graham's American Illustra-
ted Monthly Magazine is before us This
popular work under its present manage
mont Is rapidly increasing in circulation,
as 1t must continue to do 50 long as the
spirit Of Improvement is 50 strongly man
ifested as Outing the past few months
II is worthy the patronage ofeySery family
lin thes country. and none who are able to
take it should be without it; We CON
grstulate its editor and publishers upon
theinr eminent success.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

The Alexandria Gazette learns thatSthe
mail pouch from the Alexandria pestrof-
ice, for New York, containing the mail
Of Monday last. had NOT been received in
New York, and is supposed 70 have been
lost 1t contains many letters in which
were large sums of money.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
. Ia IEE 3 PKILEb UF Z. N4N
Bl,6 25 Haoh!

sse.ees TO BE DRAWN FROM ran WHEEL.
Price Of Tickets, 0NE DoLtAR. Full
Packages Of Wholes, 10tDoLLARs
Shares in proportion.
TRY PAckAHEs TRY PACKAGES
and order early to secure chances II
JOINT STOCK LOTTERY.
NJ. SAVOY & CO., Agents. for the Managers.
The dr rawlings used TO determine the prizes
aTe Authorised by the State Of Delaware.
Prizes in this Lottery will be paid after the
drawing, in bills Of specie paying banks with
out deduction, on the return of the ticket or
7certiicpt e entitled to the prize. Bills on all
solvent banks taket al par, All conlmun lca-
ftions strictly confidential.
r. g. LIVINGSTON CO.,,Managers.
NosT BRHLK4NT SCHlENE.
Drawing " take plaeetty Law AZ WItNlSaros,
Every TUESDAY, ThqFsaahhnd Saturday,
When the following Grand aud Magnificent
Prizes will be distributed to Ticket
HelaerS.
81 PEIIApJ z A NH cpI ENninlInnTEPV
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

Tho proprietor Of the Berryviile Ga
sstte, offers that establishment for sale:
He says, the office is complete in every
aspects, with an increasing circulation,
and an advertising and job custom not
q DO surpassed by any journal of its age
In the State. n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Heir eminent SUCCESS

GopEr's LADY Book has again appear
cd With atqnuantity Of reading matter high
" entortaining and instructive to its pc
culiar patrons. This magazine contin,
uss 70 support the high character i had
already acquired. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

Last Saturday MICHAEL FFAA Hei was
arrested, in this place, upon 4 charge Of
b~reaking into the stage office and taking
several pieces Of clothing. He vas ex-
amined before Esquire EsrELL, and com
mitted to jail to await his trial.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

FERk SHARP GIRLEA young lady OF
Rochester received Itha Gold Medal, 81
the late commencement OF the AIbaHy
Female Summary, for the best poem
written for the prize. It turns out that
her poem was stolen, word for word, from
the J~uYenileS Scrap Book for 1916.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
3 UF AcAD EN-

THISInstitutiona will commence it's Sew
eath Scholastic Yearon tie first Mon
day of September next.
CHARLES I. MENdGER. An, has been
elected Principal.
A 6onpetent Esmafe Assistant has been SCI
cured to take charge of the Female Depart
ment!
YheFterms arethe same as heretofore. The
Trustees onfdentlyfeoommehdthe Academy
to the patronage Of the=publie.
sEAHhI, Pres. Board Trustees.
DR.. "A. SEBRELt. Secretary.
July Ii 3n l857.-M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
We publish, in another column, for

We publish, in another column, for
NE benefit our literary correspondent,
i communication expressing much So
!icitude in regard to the Conference,
which is to meet ii this place; and would
say to "A Larner, !. that if he will re-
port himself 1T this office, we will see
that provisions are made for him. And
III M il as /. greer, as his production,
he will certainly elicit some attention
during the ccn ference session. We
.~.t.gisfP'. some Of the terms in his commu
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

The sale Of Postofice stamps appear
p Be active in Philadelphia. During
Che three months ending June 3oth the
number of stamps and stamped envelopes
sold at our post office vas as follows
Three cent / ,I65, 900; one cent stamps,
100000; thre cent envelopes, 10000
Total ,9f5. OO0. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
PUBLIC SALE OF IAaD.

TIME undersigned. as special commissioners
III appointed by a decree rendered at the
spring term, 1887, of the Kanawha circuit
COURT, in the suit Of r. B. Bowler & Coz et
ais VS., Henry b. Saunders administrator ct
ais, will offer for sale, at public suction, 10
the highest bidder, on Monda5 the path day Of
August next that being court day J, in front
Of the courthouse doorof Putnam county, the
following tract Of land, or whatever right,
title and interest therein the said Henry B.
Saunders, deed, had at the time Of his death,
and which IS now vested in his legal repre-
Sc ntatiyes, to-wit; tract OF land contain
ilng 20S0 acres lying and situated near Red
House Shoals, in the county Of Putnam !.
which said tract was conveyed to the said
Henry , Saunders, deed, by james NJ. Laid
Ley ara Thomas s. A. Matthews, cemmission
erS of delinquent and forfeited lands, by deed
gearing date nth June, 1854 and of record id
the clerks Office Of Kanawha county--book
M page 657.
The sale OF the said land will be made on
/ the following terms, to-wit: One-tenth Of The
purchase moneyto be paid in cash, and the
remainder thereof in two equal instalmentx,
made payable in six and twelve months afiel
the day OF sale, with interest from date, the
purchaser giving bond with approved secui,
tYs and : lien % the land 10 be retained 10
the unpaid purchase money.
1yt THOMAS L. BROUN.
NICHOLAS FiTzHuGH,
July ~ ,51 4w Special Commissioners.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
Inication

PErERsoN'T MAGAzISE.-The August
number Of that popular magazine, Peter
SON i Ladies National Magazine" has been
received. Il is filed with the usual va
riety Of excellent tales and other interest
ing and valuable reading, with numerous
fine engravings. Remember that Peter
sons is the cheapest Magazine in the
country, only SO a year.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28

IMPORTANCE OF TUE ONION cRoP.-A
resident of South Danyers, Mass, in
forms the Salem Gazette, that, within a
circuit Of three miles of his residence,
THE onion crop returned to the raisers
$IO0, 900 in. cash.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
WANTED-.-A BOY.

EOR a negrpIaor muIatto boy, between 14ior
IL Al6l yearsEof age, to do light house work,
plough ggaEdeh ind attend to a horse, fair
wages i wil De paddy
Dir. GEO. VAN DE LlNDE.
p. O.-Upper Falls of Coal.
ApplyatHhe Star office. IySnst II.
MINING q MINERAL LAND OWNERS.
IlR. GEO. Wand LlNDE, on presenta-
~ 1ion of ORE, is prepared to examines and
analyse qualitative and quantitative, both by
dry ana wet process Of analysis, any ores pre-
sentedh him. M~anningsville, Lower Mines.
Post 0fiGe-Upper Falls Of Coal
N. B.-9tes Of d red or blueish tiage arei in
demand. NH aH{ II
~ When ores are sent for analysis, put in
a SIS bill with them, to secure further action.
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