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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07
Mrs. AND MISS MINORS BOARD


WI ING AND DAY SCHOOL. OF trH srsrrr, fE:
TWEEN Broad AMP Mtrs-sLg.-1he third se-sinn 81
this Institution will Commence on the fss of October
"a xt.
finished education. Including the Latin and Modern
languages. together with Masic nron the pnao,
Hare and Guitar. instfnetion in secsi Masie will
also be gwen.
The services Of competent instructors have bssa
procured.
Atteution VIII be paid 10 the proper training and
advancement OF the young ladies satrusted 70 their
charge and their moral and social i1 pfosement
noted BY every means IN their power.
This * heoi has becn In successful operation IN
ichmcnd for nearIy 1--WE years, and the suescribsrs
ion whrh may be desired in reference 70 It's inertia
TYxMs--About the ra.ne ns heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refrr e ,,,.,<...
nAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ The Rev. W. 4. wEBB. A.. N WI resume
;ssehas % rHussDA as ~ Il INK is .,rsss bs
tween Broad and Marshall. lately e.capsed ~ ILL.,
~ Rosier The course ii study WI eomps ~ tnss -
our most approved schools, either North q SOUTH.
~ rsgsried. In sddltion d, coiiessstr cfaestoa.
he ADVERTISE has taken special pains ~ personally
visiting within the ase Rev years ne lsoss aprrss.
e, On. Z Z s Ss f9s aasisbls
re- Rev. WIN Meade. D D.; key. y Drummer, hcv.
clsTk. Ihepss I. 3r 49, ~ . msnAn s S III
IN r Tsnssrd. 4. nj. Chester ksld; kss. Johs soks.
ses. Il stringts llax. Iisns.ysr; Rev ~ a 9ksscr,
se Hsss. k y w Ms 81 si. ~
ssa ss:ls = u : ss'ssssd
'rANDLEs boxes sperm and Ada
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EOR SALE.-A large, likely and well

FOR SALE.--A large, likely and we'll
L made black womaR, 81 years old who isa good
general house servants first rate Washer and Iron.r
and good Cook She has two handsome girl children
negroes are not offered for any fault. The weman il
Of good character and the owner wishes the family
to be sold to remain in this State. Apply at Cary
street Jail. no 3-Seod$
GOLD AND SILVER WANTED-At
~ the Exchange Office OF Wm. Hurley, No. SO
Main street opposite st. Charles Hotel | am pay
ing the highest market price for American Gold and
Silver coin, and buying North and South Carolina
and all other uncurrent Bank Notes at as low rates
any other house in the city.
&C 2S-3m VIM. HURLEY.
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t6r FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-Every per-
son using SCALES ehould only use the best, which
can always be had OF Fairbanks agents,
MESSRS. GARRISON, ANDERSON Il co,
so7-2n no. lO6 Main street. Richmond Va.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-Intending to re-
L move to the West, I offer for sale, at the Wall
Street Hntel, my entire stock of Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, with all the appurtenances
thereof, including Bar Room Fixtures, &c. All #
well known Hotel being entirely new. it would afford
TO any one wishing engage in this business every
facility for hotel keeping. My object is to sell, and
VIII do SO at great sacrifice. The advantages of
this Hotel being situated in the most business part
ri tire city on 18th street between Main and Frank
lin sts and well known to the public, it il need
legs for me to say more.
Those having desire to purchase, will call on the
subscriber, who will take pleasure in showing the
premises. Any Information as regards the business
of this tel will be given to any that desires to
purchase by calling on the proprietor.
no 6-6t* J. H. pHILYAW pro'r
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S6O 000 WORTH DRY GOODS

r & M. ROSEN AU NJ, Dealers in
q. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at 1893 Broad ST.,
ing bought the principal part of their stock recent
ly at great sacrifice. for cash. which will enable
them to sell cheaper at profit, than any of those
houses that selling off at cost Their assortment
OF Fancy aud Imported Goods is very complete, with
full stock of Wooien Domestic Manufactures
They resp ctfully solicit call from their friends and
strangers visiting the city during the Fair, at 1879
Broad street, 26
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GIFT AUCTION, AT No. 1853 BROAD

~ STREET, OF FINE GOLD JEwELRv. SIT
YER WARE, CUTLERY, 6c.--Thc auction will een-
store occupied by Thos Ii. Owens No, ls3 Broad st.,
between 9Th and It'll streets, and continus for enc
week only, rs the goods must be sold within that
time. They CONSIST of Cameo Mosaic, Gold Stone
and Solid Gold Jewelry, such as are usually kept In
hrst class jewelry store, together with o we'll So
kee Notions. 90
Come ted with the sale Is GIFT enterprise en-
splendid present.
The above rs the stock of merchant who has fail
ed and must be sold at once meet tho demands of
his creditors Country erthants and dealers would
yate sale
Remember the place, Ne. 1863 Broad street. between
nos ALEX. MOTT. Aust
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NENTLEMENS' DRESS CLOTHING

GENTLEMENS DRESS CLOTHING
~ The stock comprisss full assortment of the
different qualities and sizes of Dress aud Frock
Coats, Black, Blue. Brown, Olive and Claref; also
Velvet and Silk Vests; Rlack and Fancy Cashmere
Pants, from English and French Cashmere, made n o
in the latest style from first rate goods aud warrant
ed perfect
We must cell the stock and will offer inducements
to purchasers. Cash ia what wart, and we offer
the whole lot at the lowest kind of prices.
GR0SiI0NG, TUPMAN & CO,
Main str
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WANTED -Four or five BOYS

\xA WANTED -Four or i've BOYS,
~ over fourteen years Of age--to learn mn.
TAT sic in the Bands Belonging TO the Mounted
N Regiments of the Army. The full nav of
soldier will be given. For further particulars an.
ply at the Recruiting Rendezvous opposite Metro.
politan Hall, Franklin street.
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Onl TONS PURE RlNts1sfe-kHAip
-ItJU PLASTER. direct E6m Windsor. y. s.. and
for sale 10 arrived bys = -
r<N kIbuFohU VV
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TIME BILLS WANTED Urdoubted
J. Bills on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, having thirty days 10 four months to
run will be purchas ed on fair terms by
re 10 KENT PAINE 4 CO.
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DIFFERING to the advertisement

DIFFERING to the advertisement of
IL my removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cary beg leave To submit to my customers aud the
public in general the following rate Of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider, bot
'iSa up Il 1 pnts, PEI u'4 Bottles included.
half do, so cents-bottles extra
charged.
Lager Beer in half. quarter and eighth barrels.
(the latter of gallons, package exclusively
for the city ctstomers.) Philadelphia Ale in whole
cash.
n B.-Store and Bar keepers, C ,Rsiderable per
centage allowed. u. WILBACHER,
18th ST., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson, corner
4th and franklin; Messrs. Duval Norton, corner
nth and Main, or at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. oc8
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CLYCERINE SOAP, for chapped and
~ itrtated surfaces; Lows Honey; Cleavers Hon.
ey; genuine English Palm Soap; real Almond Soap
French Maugenet, and Condray's fine French Soaps
Old iirown Windsor; White Windsor: White and Red
Cattle; Lubin's genuine Soaps; assorted perfumes
English French and other fine toilette Soaps in
great variety: pomatums of all kinds; hair topics
and washes; Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, and Cos
metics, of every variety For sale at
LAIDLEY Il ROBINS0N'S,
no4 New Drug Store. 18th and Franklin SITS.
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(tANDLES. 800 boxes sperm and Aaa-
nos-tt
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BUSINESS DONE ny THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From the Comptroller's Report, for So.
New Policies issued
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

1T. JNtI. 1T, bIIUUN,
General Agent and Attorney for Va
ST. GEO PEAcHY, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
licI S--nl,n
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&C lets Over 2. III. Keachs Trimming Store.
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BY Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERI Es.-will be sold at Auction, at my store.
corner Vain and 18th street. on SATukDAYM MORN
ING next, the It'll inst com mencing At 20 O'Clock,
large lot ufnew and a-hand furniture.
DAY GooDS.-Eloths. Casshaervs. Cassinetts,
hesdy Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Bon
nets, no Blankets.
observation-disclosures. Gin, Brandy, Coffee. SUI
gar, Candles, Soap, Molassss Tea &C, ~ 0O0 Cigars
ALs0-Goid and Silver Watches.
noe ALEx, MOTT, Auct.
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WHAT WILL YOU GIVE FOR DRY
w GoODs?-At l93 Broad street, you will find
of the best stocks of dry goods 10 be found in the
city at this tire. all recently purchased in New
on orr Prices at esent. we are inclined to sell
goods for whatever they viii bring. Preferring 10
SELL than be SOLD, is orr motto. word to tho wise
Is sufficient j. MfLLuISER K BRO, 70
ICI Ftronh street.
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HORSES, HORSES.-Will be sold at
Il Auction, at the horse lot opposite the Central
Depot, GU SATURDAY MORNING., the 7th nov,
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock, 5 fine saddle and Har.
ness Horses, Mules, Wagon, and seeon i.hand
Carriage. * ALEX. NUTT
Ara
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CHEMICAL WALKING FLUID.-An
" excellent labor-saving and economical prepare
ton. With one gill of the fluid. ordinary WASH
ing can be done in lees than two hours il softens and
removes all dirt in the most expeditions manner and
may be used without injury TO the finest tabries.-
JN6. W. POLLARD, Druggist.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Mercer Academy,

CHARLESTON, KAN AWHA c5. /.
THIS institution viii be opened, d
MoSpAYN ovEM6Ek 10, 1856. The 81.
sion will continue without interruption d
July 10, 1857.
The course Of instruction embraces tbs
Latin, Greek, and French languages Ii.
elements Of German, and the higher Mak
.emafies. together with the usual branches
ola thorough practical English eduea-
tien.
The Principal desires to build up her.
a permanent Scheal ofa high order and
pledges himself to employ, IF needed .,
any time, well qualified and faithful as
sistants, TO aid himiu the discharge ofhis
duties.
RATES OF TEITIoN.
Ordinary English Branches, peri ga
session Of Ten months,
Classical Department, $50
PupiEs received ut any timel and
! charged fremthe time Of admission TO tn
end offbG@essien.
&c For any further Information, OF fg
admission Of pupils apply either persOa
ally or by letter, tQ
WM.iC. CLAYTON.
Nov. IL, 1885, Principal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
White. Wash.

E IEN %t8 IL Lk& ~ L t+= - E3-L- ME
The following Isl recipe for white
wasf, very celebrated as that used
for thd east end Of the Presidents
house at Washington
Take one peck oficlean Jumps Of
we'll bnrnt stone lime, slack IT, add
one haH pound Of whiting, or burnt
alum pulverized, or one pound. OF
~pulverized loaf sugar, three pints oi
rice Hdnr, made into q very thin and
well boiled paste, one pound Of clean
glue. dissolved iii the same manner as
is doIa BY cabinet makers, that is,
boiled pr simmered slowly. Mix the
whole together, and reduce TO proper
consistence with boiling water. Foi
inside work it may be put oncold-
for Outside work il should be applied
wafnla.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
TRUST 1

10y virtue ola Deedaf Trust executed TO
ID me, as TtHgtee, byNJofn II. HANDY sot
record Id Kanawha county court, Fearing date
25th day Of August 1855, Ishall, on the Third
Mondayfn June next, Ethat being court day
OF Kama wSha county, 1T the Court House, ii
Charleston, proceed to sell, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the Tract of Land.in said
deed conveyed. 1t consists of forty five acres
is situate oH Elk river, in Kanawha s6aniyi
on th south-eastside of the river, aboveN4he
mouth ofsBig Sandy creek 1T is The same
land conveyed to said Handy by James At
kinsoon; and 70 secure the Repayment Of the pur-
chase money The aforesaid Trust Deed was
made. WILLIAM GRIFFITH.
May 10, 1857, n4wI.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Butter from Boilt Cream.

A5eorresponpdent of the German,
town Telegraph says in. reply to a
query concerning the churning OF
butter from bolt cream, which | no
ticed In tile Telegraph ofthe 18th ult,
| would say that we are IN the habit
of beating our milkkto q temperature
or nearly boiling, fresh from the
cows D the cream will then rise
clean, and is easy TO skim of. As
soon as it falls to temperature low
enough for chnrnings we commence.
We obtain excellent butter by this
process, and we think little more and
much less labor than BY the olafash.
toned way.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
To tnrs Ksns on Cattle,

4 take a tin cup large enough to
the wen, fill it about half full
Of nnslacked lime, then nearly fill it
up. with soft soap, bind it on the wen
with strips Of cloth Or straps SO
thati ii vii. not come off. Asthe lime
Stacks, it eats the wen completely off.
Lite the COW or OK, 10. a hook in the
beam in tie center Of the stable, TO
prevent their rubbing off the cup
Let them stand tied four Or five
hours and the work is done.1-Yep
England Farmer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Chinese Sugar Cane.

4 Baftey. of Rome, GEORGIA, has
communicated to the Soathera
iratop the following useful partlca-
lars concerning the varieties q the
Chinese sugar cane:
There seems to be considerable
variation in5the samples Of stalk and
seed exhibited by different growers
ofthe Chinese sugar cane. AT the
late national fair specimens shown py
Prince 81 leo, ofTlusing, Long ls-
land and others whose. names / DC
not now recollect, as well as,fllos $
exhibited in some seed %stores}of PhIl,
adelpliia, differ widely from eacl
Eother and still more widely from tina
(which Npbtained from you under tn
7MsaInename. The stalk Of the Nor
HtIierrr sampled ranges from ten =
twelve and even fourteen feeted
height, while mine rarely meters
eight OF nine feet. The size corn
Wary. also from the lar or more) not
stalk (say two i1PGartcrs Of All inch
more than shEss. Theirs has a rind
in some seeorn thin and compare
much soft and yielding. They differ
the structure ofthe cellular tissue
Also, approzimating more to the pithll
of the corn stalk than to the firm,
Hard cell Of the true sngar cane
Their pitllis but little more saccha-
mne than corn. stalks, while ours is
80 sweet as to, siFal the true cane. !
notice also mTsofnnle Of these samples
faldisposition to throw down %rootllets
from the lower Joints into the earth
like our corn, which | never noticed
iii the plant IIgrow.
TN tile seed also, | find marked
differences. The color varies from
reddish brow to black in the chatf,
aid the inner envelop is lighter in its
hue, WhiIe the size is different sam.
ples varies from half to double that
10, which am accustomed: The see
is placed niue h more compactly II
the head than mine.
These differences areiprobably de
pendent uponfthe admi4ture ofpollef
from other varieties perhaps from
tile Doourah Or broom corn. It ]:
pbssibie they may bedistinct species
Ito it is scarcely, ] think, probable.
Some of the seedslnen to whom
refer supply field and garden seeds
largely 70 the South, and will doubt
LESS disseminate their cane seed also
.lI draw the attention IF your readers
to the Subject, that they may By OF
their guard in purchasing this seee
forEthe production Of syrup. Dlsap
Epeintment must necessarily avail
Those who sshall cultivate this tai
corn-stalk cane foT the saccharin'
juice.
Many Of the Northern farmershay'
grown crops from snch. seed aslrette,
toIfor the pfopsnddr, and, $50 far as
caInElearr, speak. of il. in the highes
terms Of praise. 1t is attracting
general attention as aforage crop, anei
Will be very largely planted TIN
coming season fol-. that purpose
/ Valuable as the Northern variet,,
doubtless Isl in this respect, It vii
not answer for syrup.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
CarteTs Spanish Mixture,

~ M.Z--La. ha.Al.F EZ.LtL - L
The Great Purifier ofEthe Blood!
THE BEST AFFIRMATIVE KNOWNs
Not d Particle iF Mercesyia IL
An infalfble remedysfor Serofula, Kings
Evil, Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaae-
Gus Eruptions, PiB1ples or Postnles on
r the Face, Botches, Boils, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm
or Tetter, Sesld Head, Enlargement
and Pain Of the Bopes and Joints, Salt
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi.ilic
Disorders. and all diseases arising from,
an iniudieious us4 of Mercury, Im1
prudence in Life, pr Imputity Of the
Blood. IS
This great alternative Medicine and
Purifier Q fttheE Blood is now used, BY
thousands Of grateful patients from all
parts of the United States, who testify
daily tolfhe remarkably cures performed
by the greatest 6f all medicines, SCAR
TERtS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Serofnla, Eruptions
on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fesers, IT,
GERS, Old Sores, Affection ofthe Kidneys,
Diseases Of the Throat, Female Cons
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily put ID fight by
using this inestfmable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing
has ret been found to compare with it,
II cleanses the4system Of all impurities.
acts gently4and efieieltlyl on the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion
Fgires tone to the stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy, and restores tho
Constitution, enfeebled by disease orbro-
ken down by the excuses Of youth, to its
pristine vigor and strength.
For the DISEASE OF FEMALES IL is pecu-
liarly applicable, and wherever il has be-
ceme known is regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects. 1t linvigerates the
weak and debiliated, and impaEts elasti
Ecity to the worn-out frame, clears the
skin. and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy a single bottle Of this inestima-
BILE remedyis worth all the soecalled Saf-
sapaftllas in existence.
The large number oflcertificates which
we have received from persons from all
parts Of the United States. is the best
evidence that there is no humbng about
1t. The Press, hotel keepers, magis-
~trates, physicians, and public men. well
known to the c~omnShnity all add their;
Testimony to the woH&Arfal effect of this
this GREAT BLoW PURIFIER.
Call on the AgeH and get an Almanac.
and read the detail 81. astonishing cures
performed by CA TIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, (IgM6T cAsEs wHEkE EVERY
THING ELSE HAD srGNALIY ~FAILKl.1 The
limitsof an advertisement viii not admit
their full insertion.
WIN. S. BEERS & CO., Proprietor.
Richmond, Va.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
B For sale BY Druggists and Country
Merchants is all parts Of the Urted
States and the Canadas, and by
G. NJ PITRAT.
4 ia Buffalo Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
Grocery and Hardware De~uortment

In this department we keep a very Iatse,
stock3of groceries, such as n. O.. sugar, coffee,
tea, fnoiasSes, crushed, p0lyerized and loa fsu.
gar, pepper, spice, ginger, indigo, lard ana lin
seed oil, Whfte lead, tobacco, candles, soap.
sup. carb, soda RICE, ex- fogwood, cotton, warn.
copperaS, alum, saletatuS, powder, lead, shot,
and a great m8nyEother articles usually kent
i'm a grocery store. too numerous, to mention.
Also, a large stock Of cerdage and hardware,
consisting of manilh and hemp cords ge, from
to 2lnches; iron steel, nails, castings, cut
tlery, pf all kinds building materials, mechan3
les, CHOPPERS, and farmers tools; mill, whin.
cross cut and other saws, Of the hest English
and American ma nufacrnre, to- which We par
~ticniarly invite THE attentinpLof farmers, me-
chanles and lumbermen. As great care has
been Observed in3the selection Of these articles
we think yon would do well to cab and ex-
anime our stock 5efore purchasing elsewhere
feeling assured that it WILDE to your advan.
tage I'd 40 so. <Is !.
Particular attention to all any orders we
may be favored with. T @
Our stock consists, 10 part Of d
Cloths, and cashmere s, great variety,
FlanlelS, of every variety. y
Fancy colored ia tlnets. ~
Ladies' dress goods, =
Silk goods. :
White goods,
Gloves anil hosiery, An
Shawls, carpets &c, ~ II
#0il cloths,
Boots and shoes,
Mems and boys hats,
| Cloth dress and frock coats,
/ Assorted sacks, cOmprisingsackS, halfsackS
aid, pea jackets,
Assorted business coats,
Cloth sack coats. III
II To- - 49, E. = =, III -&&blI Na. Ha rs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

|rTHE subscriber wiskesto mn ~
u Land, lying on DAVIS mr.
Eawha county, Vb4 Tkslend ~
acres cleared and in cultIYstion. 4
house;60 OF 10 young bearing apple fs|i !
as many peach trees, all Of good ossIsa u,
d coal baak Al feet 10 thicknsks nes, Z
There Is 60 OF 10 acres suitable lof sssls
Eand good water convenient.
ALS0--A HOUSE and LOT in Ira
Enow occupied by Dr.1as. ID. her,
pliers three head Of horses fdr saIs ~ y
wagon. nearly rev. Any of.all Of
mentioned property will be sod
dating terms for cash on arpiqsed o,nSe
Apply 70 The Subscriber, at The Unss. 4
opposite hafleston, Va, where NJ 49,
to entertana all who may give him III el.y
EZEKIEL w. MSvs
Nov. 18th 1856. ms
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09
CITY BOOK sTso RE

.yXTM. H.NASH would respectfully call the
Nv attentionof country Merchants, Teach
len and others, to>his7 extensive andS well Sc,
3lected stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery Of alfkinds, Blank Books,
Sc, &c, which he is prepared to sell, whole
sale or retail, at very low rates
His long experience in the blsinessenables
himto purchase very low and he can afford to
sell at greatly reduced prices.
Particular attention given Cd orders fol
Books for public or private Libraries. 81
Blank Deeds Mortgages. sc. constantly on
hand, IL vani7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-09

T0James Pauland Jane Ann his wife, and
u 10 the Unknown: parties who are the
heirs a tlaw of Ann Eve, decd, q
Take Notice,
EThation Thursday, the 28thday ofMay, 1857,
at the office Of Alex. Il. Laidley, in Charles,
ton, Kanawhas county, between the hours OF
8. oclockA M, and 6 oiclockP M of that day,
shall tak e the dispositions Of James A Lewis
Lewis D Wilsen and Others, to be read as eyi.
dence in my BEHALF in a suit in ~ehaneery now
depending in the Circuit Court of Kanawha
county. Virginia, in which, you are defendant
and | am complainant. And if from any
cause the taking Of said dispositions be no
commenced, orif commenced, be n~otconclu.
ded on thatdsy, The taking OF the same will
/ be adjourned and Continued from day to day.
and from time D tnne, al the same place, ant
between the same hours, until the same shall
be ceInpleted.
VIM. A-NQUARRIER,
Executor Of Ann Eve, decd.
/ April, 28, 1857.