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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

A rent, houset Lots &c from LIST to $50 atrset
and in the county of Henrieo. som. Of Ubi,b
LOU caInot Dc surpassed for beauty and locality oy
aay within the corporation limits; and when YOU
SGme 70 county Lots for soap snd candle factories
hAiute cou net have done more an hsr nsrt 81 ~
convenience OF msE for to erect such establishments
upon all Or any Of the above | shall be- pleased TO
before them "' 'u'joo' NJ"
Apply to H w ryrEp
my 5-Sm A.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

HsA FOX hE<TTwo wooden Tene
#S ments in the town OF syaney, near W Warsav CON
'lning three rooms each, with large garden
atIsehed and well Of good water in tbs yard. Pos
ss'ilo on given immediately. Apply to
my 28-Gc f D. EACHO pasrl. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

sEa EUh hk ,y--rhe store and UwrII
|ss4E ina corner lst and Main street. 10 coed ten
45& set the rent will be moderate. App'yto
my Is Inn r ADAM III 4s;n .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

~ tUk RENTING iarge front room,
81 IS Main street, over Dove Ce.'s Drug Store,
NE vitk gas fixtures. Fine location for lawyer.
Possession given Immediately. Apply on the premi.
80 my l2-eodtf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
How to Keep Pat Stock

Good hay IS not only the basis Of
fattening, if yoa feed Id winter, but
all You need forwinteringstock which
can make healthy cattle grow all win-
ter BY taxing his ingenuity to see
how much good hay he can manage
to get them to eat, and this is the
great secret in keeping stock. He
who attempts the experiment, as very
many tfo, Of trying to winter cattle
on the least possible quantity of hay,
will find himseFi in the end in very
much, the condition of The economist
who tried to see with how little salt
he could winter his pork. When
warm weather came, to his great as
tonishment, he had not only lost his
salt but his pork.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

WISHING BET-A George ne
gro was riding a mule along and
came to I bridge, when the mule
ain BET you j quarter said Jack,
ETH make yon 90 ober dis bridge
and struck the mnle over, the ears,
which made him nod his head sud-
denly. y on take de bet den,' said
the negro, and contrived to get the
stubborn mule over the bridge. 81
won dat quarter, any how" said
Jack.
ssBut how will you Get your
money said aman close bg, unper-
eeived.
ITO morrow said lack, massa
Glib q dollah to get corn, and flake
dle quarter OUT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Mercer Aeadenlz.

CHARLESTON, &. |.
THIS msfitution VIII be opens6s
MoSDAy NovKapER Ios 1856. TIE &.
sion wilkcpntInue without i1terrap66
July 10, 1854
The COURSE gf instruction embtes
Latin. Greek aud French Language
elements 81 German. and the. b igkeS M
ematc together with lhH ltsusl brands
of a thorough pracdchl English edo
Itiofl.
II The Principal desires 10 build. u g.
a permanent SchYol 6fR high order, X
pledges himself 10 employ. If needed I
any time, vel qualified and Aiihiul !.
s%istants, toad him IN The discharges
duties.
RATES OF TEITIoN
Ordinary English BraRehes, peri !.
session at Ten mouths,
Classical Department, s.
EEPupils received al any time, q
charged ffomithe time 81 admission 10 d
end of thasession.
EU-For any further d fornlation. Of
adHissiond q pupils. apply either Hne
ally Or BY letter. to
WM. c. CLAYTON,
Nov. II, 1856 PRINCIPAL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
On b rultITation u Apples.

Letyour field have q northern ex
postre, ii possible. Spread, il The
spring il possible, Dit least fifty iotis
Of good barn1yard manure per acre /;
let ii remain until the grass is AZ least
knee high and then turn under,
plouglring at least ten inches deep
Back iurrow iii beds sixteen feet I'D
Width, taking care to give the dead
burrows sufficient descent to- drain
veil but not so steep as to gully AS
soon as you have. plowed under the
tgrass and manure, sow#one halt bush
Iels OF bnckwheat, and harrow IN we'll
In the tall inst before the bnckwheat
gets sufficiently ripe to grow, roll
down and plough under, blowing the ls
same way, making tllesback and deal
burrows como in the same places as,
ln;tIle tirstplowitg. 81 y long yoa
will make dry beds feryouE trees, ana
the burrows will take Oft the surplus
water. III tie spring, pillow same
way as before, but not deep. Dig
holes. ia tile centre of the beds twen
tv-fye feet apart, taking care 70
have tile holes no deeper than the
trees set iii the nursery. Place the
tree in the hole andsiH in with one
third compost and t~wo-thirds soil,
putting the dirt two inches above the
lIS4a1 ct IL ah.nl f Dln,it IL, N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Bloody Mafraia Cured,

One evening last weeks NY COW
came home sick with bloody MAR
rain bnt not SO bad but what She
would lick salt, although she refused
corn and oats. 4 p~ulyerized about a
tablespoonful Of roll brimst one, and
gave tito her inssome bran slop well
sailed, and repeated the dose 4 times
lnorningand evening BIZ which time
she was completely cured.
We have lost d great many cattle
with bloody murrain, and this cows
the first one I ever saw cured.
When we find them as sick as she
was they generally die in about "a Or
36, hours, inspise Of all that can be
laone.-O. Ggltig0tor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
4 calculation

See to it ye buyers Of grain at high
prices-two bushels of corn weigh
1872 pounds. Take from 1872, one
eighth astoll for grinding, then the
weight of your meal from 2 bushels
ought to be 1154 pounds. w q have
Just seen the meal from 2 bushels
weighedand 9opoundswa its weight,
That is q loss to the buyer Of 25a
pounds of meal. This loss to tile buy
Ell, out of 2 bushels of corn, is that
much gainto the same one, but with
that We have nothing to do. The
loss is what We feel. It is too
~ much, and BY the life Of Pharo
il is not fair play. W. arc dealing
with facts, and not persons. If facts
fail ont with Us for exposing them, we
only have to say, let them hide them
selves somewhere else than III the
poor mans meal bag ncasAe
Dsmocg0t.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
ThtHd vo1uune
VALLEY STAR

The publishers. being DESTROYS Of T.
tending the circulation Of their papa,
think this a favorable time to send % thsa
agents and friends a new Prospectus
order that all who desire il may rs1
themselves of the Opportunity 70 sub
scribe. The Kahasgha Valley Star B
now So web known ii this section. Of b.
country, and SO firmly established IN D
public regard, that, ii issuing a Pros
tus, We scarcely need repeat its saia
claims for public favor The maka
success which has attended its pubEu
tiqn from the beginning shows how hl
tIhas met the public EavSr.
The relation of parties, one to the othet
have materially changed within the psal
few years. The Democratic party q
now, as it has ever been, the great epr
seryator OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
forthc exercise, BY the Federal Goser
ment, Of It's legitimate functions, whHsl
it claims for Tho States that individuaEh
WHICH constitutes them independent m
ereignties. The Whig partyt from is
inherent weakness. has been disselVd
and disintegrateds ind It's componsli
parts, with limited qualification. BE-
come identified with either the KpeE
Nothing OF Black Republicans parties
the one, with a mockish ~eonservaih
seeking to destroy the vitality Of the cm
stititution; andSthe other. III the madna,
- = III = Et~TiE n = ZW- rNF~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

pottrp


M 4
III seasons when our funds are low,9
Subscribers sre provoking slow,
And new supplies kespluP the few,
or dime defaFfag fapedls
But III shall see 4 saader sight.
when dnus come il from mosaStill night
Comma ndipg essry t~onfpsnee bright
III be forked over speedily.
Our bonds ard due bills are ARA yed-
Each seal ana signature d~isplays
The holders say they. must belpaid,
" iii threats ~ lew and chancsei
Then to despair we're almost driven
There precious little full in Twin
When our last copper J radely rRyenl
From hands that heldit lovingly
But larger JET these dies shall grew,
Wv hen interest $ added oii below, !,
LenetAep ming our chain ! Foot Of 50,
While gazing M them. hofeleksl
lis 81, that scarce have We begrnl
10 plead for time nponlaE lans.
Before there comss smother One,
D4nandins pas fedoelously
The prospect darkens, sn Ne brave,
Who would YOUR e i bacon save;
Wave patrons, al l5yopt pretexts waiFef
AMI IA i the printer honestly.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

RHUBARB MARMAL4DE.-Now that
i supply of rhubarb is at hand, we
present our readers with d recipe,
which has been furnished It's, and
which We have tested and can there
fore recommend it for making a de.
Iicious marmalade Pare and cut
into very small pieces 3 pounds 81
fhubarb, add 1aponnds Of l~oaf-sugar,
and the rind ofone lemon, cut very
fne, and into very small pieces
Put the whole into d dish or other
deep vessel, and let it stand until
next day. Then strain off the juice,
and boil from half an hour To three.
quarters after which add the rim
barb, and boil altogether ten minutes
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

CENENTEEN head ofI cattle winch lave
D&been IN the range III sp Hmef. They may
have been driven oTstfayed On with other cat
tie. They re. supposed tb ~ on The head ol
Eighteen Mil Creek oI on theSPsca rlfef.-
They are t@U and three Year DID, Mymatk is
a crop odfthe night ear ana d hole id The left
ear. Some VI tNem are not III my mhrb being
cattle which &efsA ongut, marks not retBe1i
bered.
A liberal reward VIII be petd 70 any person
who will bring them t64ny EfTapf keep them
until / can 81 them. AnF ~ipfArHatiDn Of
there whefeabouts will beghankfllly I~eceiyed
NTH0S. FIFE.
BpaAo, Putnam Co, vi keb. 8 1856.
ne3ltF HM8& H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Two REclpEs FOR MAKING VlSE-
GAR.-Fill large glass bottles with
weak tea, which5may be what wa
left after drinking. Add q small
quantity pfsugar or molasses and set
them in 4 warm place, say in a win
dow where the sun shines. lii d
fortmghth will be fit for nse, and is
rs good as cider vinegar.
Take a pan 5of sour, thick milk
break il So that whey will rise to the
top. Fill q glass bottle with the
whey, and to every quart, add one
half cupfof sugar. Set itsin d warm
place, and il ! few daysft viii be fl
for use.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Ii il tQld that when Minister Miles
prayed FIR rain he left nothing uncer3
tain.-He said, % Lord, thou know.
est We do not want Thee to send Us d
rain which shall pour down IN fury
and swell our streams, andasweep
away our haycocks, and fences, and
bridges but Lord, we want it to
come drizzle, drozzle- ,drozzle,
for aboutja week. Amen.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
FQR SAIE
IeryVa1uable Tract of Land.

a. Very Valuable Tract of Land.
TIME undersigned offer for ssle d verysval-
1 uable Tact of Land knoHn as tle ssBull
Creek Property 81 which JoHn EeWFs late
.of Florida, b4t formerly Of Kanawha county,
died sieze& aud possessed. Nv ontaius@Hp
MAIDS Of seven thousand Acres. is Sita ated h
B0ame county, on the Writer'S on Big Coal
River, and abounds I'M CanaelnHd Biflthaineus
Coal. This III one of The most aesira D leprop-
critics ever Offered for sale INV eStefn NH-
ginia. 1t lesin the greatlG Goal regionof Nf-
5giilia, Just lbelew the ~weil-knoNn Pestona
Coal lands, 4on that part OF tts Coal Kivei
Navigation Improvement nearly comp etsd,
and with in seventy mi1es of tile 0hiofrfver.
IA laTgeportion OF this tract IS capable of be
ing made excellent farming land. Upwards
Of 200 acres cf the tract are ui9wSin ~ctltiya-
tion.which I'D hi lYadapteEf1o The cultivation
of Wheat and Corn and are we'll suited fol
grazing purposes
At present, there a1e q Dwelling House,
Stable, and pther buildirgspathe property.
For terms and further particulars, epnlyto
.@0F1ARRIER or
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
GosHoRN HOUSE.
charieston, KanawhaI

nAYID GoSHORE informs his friends
~ and the public generally, thathe has
rebnilt at his old stand, nearly Opposite
the Court House, and is prepared "a ac-
Icommodate all who may favor him with
aealI, in a way that viii please the most
fastidious. His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Glarst and Madeira
WINES; Apple and Peach BRANDlES;
O Id bourbon and Common WHISTLES;
anal fine, CIGARS, &c.
April 23, 1856. nstf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
sEN. WAEKrn.--This lion was !

GEH. WALKER.-This lion was at
last accounts in New York city,
where be was received with consid-
cradle ferNor, which was, no doubt,
very soothing to his feelings AFTER the
chilling reception in Washington and
philadelphia. But such Is life
when orlI successes are brilliant tho
world FAM ns and smiles npon us, Jet
adversely come and We arc denied
wen u sympathy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Under the head Of DHappy Rid
dance, ! the elisor of the gGoldsboro'
f(N. g 7ls5une writes as follows:
James Collins, late oil the Western
entinell, and now connected with a
know nothing paper just started at
Winston, has renowned allegiance to
the demecfatie party. The gods be
praised, We are happy III get rid of
lCollins.!pi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

aWlIat does the minister say Of
MIS-. Hines Of her Reighbor. He
don ike it at all he SAYS he never
will be buried there as long - he
lives. 2 Well, says Hines, sFiff the
Lord spares my life, will"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

II MAl handle gour illness withorlt
gloves, said one Iawyerto another
ssIhat ybu may do With safety, but #
is more than | would ido. with yours,
was the reply.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
AGroeeIY and HARM nenar1menr

NGroceEy and Hardware Department.
In this department we keebfa very large
stock Of gfoceriesssach As NO. sugar. coffee,
ties, naolasses, crushed, bulverized and loaf SUI
sgar, pepper. spice ginger, indigo lard anu lin
seed 81, white lead, tobacco, candles, SOAP,
sup. carh4soda rice, ex. aogwpod, cotton, yarn,
kGpppefas alum, saaleratns, powder, lead shot,
and g STeSttnany nthersafticles usually Kept
an 2 grocery store too ma nletou to mention.
Also, a large stock Of eeedage AMI hardware,
consisting Of manllla and hemp cordag e from
TO 2 inches; iron. steel nails, castings cut
lefy, 81 an kinds building materials, meehan.
fcs, ceopefs, and Farmers tools; mill, wfip,
cross cut aiid other saws Of The best English
anu american manltlactires To which We pars
lcuiafly invite the attention Of tanners, me-
chanics and lumbetnlen.k AS great care has
been dissolved IN the selection OF these articles
We think you would do wen to cail and ex-
anime ouH3 stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ieeliag ssinred that}t will beto your adyan-
Particular attention 10 ali any orders ~
may be favored with.
Our stock consists, 10 part efs EN
Cloths, and casSiileres, great variety.
Flanaels, Of every variety.
Fancy cplored satinesSs
ladies' hress goods, III
Silk goods.
W~hiieReods, N
Cloves ansl hosiery.
Shawis Carpets, &C.
0ilciotHs, +
Boots and shoes,
Mems. aid boys, hats,
Cloth dress and fr6ck cpats,
Assoitedsacks, comprising sacks. half sacks
and pea JACKETS L
EIdfE ColE oank. 88H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

a. Young British officer who was
mutilatel and disfigured Iii battle
requested aIcomrade til write To- his"
betrothed iii England and releasehe lei
from the bridal engagement. Her
answer was worthy ii a true woman
.aTell him, If there is enough Of his
body left to contain his soul, I shall
hold him tohis engagement.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

aAre yoa fond Of Hogg Tales 7
said q rather verdant lady to a shep-
herd.
ssYes, I likes 'en roasted wi salt
on EN-, was the response.
aNo--bHtI mean have you read
Hoog's la1esgn
uNoa, said the burnpkin, som
hogs are All white or black-I don't
think there is a red one among en-. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Major George McNeir Who was
attacked on the 6th Of January last
with the National Hotel disease died
il Washington, on Friday last
without a struggle.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

Hardware, QueensWaEss 49,
Hats, Caps, Boots,
Snddlery, -.
.TTAvING just received splendia stock q
Ii new goods, which las bsen ssiselse
with The utmost care, ! feel Warranted ~ 81
ing to my customers, that ! can seq sssow 4s
any house in Charleston lave a complete
assortment ef Dry Goods, consisting ~ part 81
ladies' dress goods, OF every description; hne
lot Of cloths, cassiners sat8inttS, jeans, nam
nels, white goods, bleached and brown musl MS,
linen, haa9kereh5efs, gloves hosiery, DC. In
the Grocery Department nay 81 lad white and
brown sugars, best eofTses m6lasses, green
and black teas, spices, rEees FISH indigo, oils
window glass powd ahd. lead, guH caps,
Ecordage liquors, dye2stH lss DC. Hardware OF
all kinds, Atich ss; merhanies' ipsls, nails
shovels, cutlery. ebainss pl62s castings, &c.
Queenswates fali kinds. lass were of every
description; also, heusek ee ersl aIticles, such
buckets, tule, lin ware. stonewafe cotton yarn,
brooms, brushes combs &c Shddiey-sad-
dies. harness, brides, bits t9EnpsggEts 5 pup
bridle reinS, check lines, &cs
plns5if JOINING, GIBHART.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
TO ME pURLlG

ANDREW PARKS, of Ka1aWha cau Nh.
and JAMES w. nOGE. Of PuAam county.
having entefed into partnership ss Attorneys
lad Counselors ut Law, Mnlersthe stsIe 81
MARKS a. IH0GE, for the connties n Nam
Ind Putnani; will attend allthe county: ltiar-
sEfly and circuit c0nrtsin those eounties. anl
wIiT attend pfomRtly 10 all H~nsiiess Which
may be entrusted To- them auaeftainjfp IL
their profession. PARKS q HOGE,t
JAM Is 1855
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

WILLLAM sNiiI,
Saddle and Harness NJ.

HToULD inform bis friends 4, /.
Nv public generally That be IN Fs Z
tinues to manufacture every Co.
Of work in his line IL the best ra
Iand at as low prices As can Be- p1,sTn
IN Western Virginia. -
Thankful fOsthe patronage bs,.,. |
bestowed ON him, he pe peetfsBs
continuance OF the came.
June III 1856, F2na0lE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
AurjIIa W0
w =. q i p. osborn,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers iii
Dry God Groceries


IH-.t - - ~ Ag - AT+
glassware, QueensWare, s~fFardware and
Meehan ics, Taofs.@
FRONT STREET, CHARLESTON, val
FLAMING removed our Hardware and III To-
IL Gerry Store into the room formerly. oeda.
Epied 81 Messrss Brooks, Bingham d Co., aid
ID joining our Dry GoBds Store, MS beg leaxe
To say I'll rat the b~tssifess fFHissof B.&J. Gdsl
horn aldJ. ~ w. Goshorn. will hereaffer3Re
CONDUCTED under the FtYle anu nm of iii. II.
& ]. IIs Goshorn, at The Old stand Of w. ii j.
Gnshofh, whereilhey ARE now receiving ahd
Opening direct from the cities al New Yoak
philadelphia and Baltimore, The largest ana
most durable stock Of Fall and Winter GouIIs
ever brought to this market amongst whith
will be found eyAry'vafitty of ladies and gen.
llemen' fne dress goods, Indies cloaks a6d
l~talnlas, boots and shoes, hat Isl ana eansIsiEk
and straw bonnets. (ol The latest STYLE cbinh.
glass and queenswaTe, bfthe latest descriptiob
paper langings, windhw shades, parlor and
hall lamps. of various sizes, bogKs and station
aTk, and saddlefy. Also, II large and well
selected stockof cheap and tashiona5leread
male cipthlngiIal arg4 portion of which Ne
HAD made ID afder, which consists of eyeIy
description ioE coats, Hsnts, vests, drawers.
t6ekoIy checked andwhfte Iinsn bosom Shirt4.
shirt collars and wdoien undsTshirts and draws
ers, all bE<which will be sold5 at u~ausualiy
low Prices of GASP, OF on o. credItsto punctaaI
customers.
The ladies aYepartiealarty. invited to can
and eyau mime our steckIq II dress and fancy goods
eiatb alaaks, talluas, &C., which have lsen Nj
Ieeted With great care, expressly for this mar
/ ket, from the best houses in New York ana
Philadelhhta, webelisYes cannot be snrnssl
sed, u eqiialled, ilH beauty, style and cheapI
ness. BY any houssHin tiepiaee.
Please call and exarRine oRr4 stock beE5fd
purchasing else where, as we iatter ourselves
We will We enabled toolrer you such bargaina
d q make, il greatly ID your interest fo buII
from us.t
All of1srs promptly attended To.
A Yours with respect,
W. II. G0SfFDRN, 81
j. III. GDSHDRN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
TRUST SALE.

TN..pnrsuauce ola Deed Of Thust eiiyen by
u John HansfoId TO me, asEfrslstes, ID sci
TOT. BsTaylor the sum Of Sla4S BS, and
the interest, which trust deed lis fecotded iii
book Y, age 50, Kanawha County Cont
Clerk $ Office Virginia, and IS dated 10th July
iS55, shall proceed. on the 9th day of May
next, atthe front door OF the Cpurt House Of
kanaMhascounty; to sell To- he highest bidder,
and Tor cash, the negro slaves hlentiohsd IN
sud deed OF ttust, 10 wit-Malldai Frank,
Hannah, Milley and SANFORD.
TIL. b. SWAMI,
ApriI5 is57,tf Tnlstse
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
REMoYAh

EIRS. RocK--formefly of Men Maiden
IN House. Kanawha SaliBes-taS Removed
tothe large and cotnmodious Brick House. op-
posite the old stand, where she Is prepaFeato
eaetertain the tr8yeimgpublsc! y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

81 wish you had been Eve; said
lan urchin to a woman who was
~proverbial for hefaneanless. "Why
30 ~ Because youlwould have eaten
all the apple, instead Iof dividing it
with ADAM
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SELLING our.

q RINsWASGER * BRos Browsiown
~. Kanawia Co. VA wouE Enost raspett-
.fntiy linforai ths public th4t. ashey intend
this State they will sell their e tie
stock of Goods, most Of which wete Sd wed
from their establishment NaIch1 was lately
destroyed by ire at very lotg prEees Car soon
as tafgauls can be Aad.
Persons indebted to US areE Requested to
.colAe fofwar I'd and settle mneIialely ~ long
er iIdsi1genes cannot befFtaaea,
BTNSWANGER 4 BRO:
nasY2If.
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In Chancery.

~ appearing by afidavit filed that4the de-
fendanti is nol on inha bitant Of this Compton
wealth, andtht object 81 t1is1Suit being ID
obtain 4 conveyance Of theS4itle ofNSeveTaf
tracts Of lana on HeMef sFork w The Spruce
Fork Of Little Goal river, ID pursuance of a
title bond axecutedby the saidItftndgnt To
the complainant ii is. oTdefedI;hat the said
defendant shall appear Within one months III
tel due publication Of this order and. DO v hat
is necsssarsto protect his INTEREST," in the pre-
misses. A8CoW Tes'e q,
n9W4 ANM SpRAT0N, elk.
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Al fool in d high station is like. !
man OH the top Of d monument,
everything appears small to him and
Ae appears small to everybody.
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Irnportant to SIayeholders
UNION IIOTEB,

DIS. MONTAGUE, Proprietor,
WINFIELD, rTSAa coeNrr, VA.
~ Every attention paid to gtsess.
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Opposite Steamboat Lending,
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