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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27


-, .,,.-..ss' q ~, So. !, s -.
stfietzapd othcrs Dsfsrdantsr : s 81,
;:. IN 10 HANCERY, $ s. ln 4, IS J
ITO Alexander G. Taiiaiert6 and a gneS,
" his wife. WiIiia1i 1llfskalE,, Nary II,
Archer, FieidihR J.. Marshall, y aInes +.
Jones ana Nun H. hiS wiz, JOhi1r
Smith and MAtgaiet g., his wife, Thomas
Marshall. Eliza Matshsll. Robets s. Dou-
that and Mary A.. his vile. Mildred Ar
Marshall Jacqueline A. Marshall, ElEo'
i. Braxton and Ann n his wife. Eller
Nm arshali, Jacqucline b. HoWiesA Mary
HOWE Ellen HOWE Anderson Wade and
Susan, his wife. w n. Howie. Ann How,
ir, Jno. ,MarshalL A.. A., Marshall, JAS. T.
Marshall. Fielding Doutiat and Mary w !.
his wife. Jas. K. MARSHALL Edw. G. Mar.
shall. Jannet r. Harrison Geo. D. Fisher
Lucy NJ. Norton. Edw. G. Fisher, N. G
Kenney and Mary a.. his wife. Mar,
Fisher, Raleigh Colston. Ann 7. Colston
James g, Paxton, Jas. w. Massie, b. ]
Jordan. Samuel T. Jofdah. George Fish
er surviving executor Of E. j. Cunning
ton. dec d. George f. Harrison, Edwart
J. Harrison, Carter H.. Harrison ant
Henry Harrison plaintiffs, and Spice
Patrick and Virginia his wife. Aaros
Stockton, William Tompkius, Joel Shrcws
bury, William Dickinson, Samuel Steele
Robert C. Steele, John Alexander, Sam
uel Alexander, Susan G. Thornton, AM
NJ. Wilson. Barbara Wilson, Sally VIII
sen, Ann g. Marshall 800 Marshall
Emily HOWE. Mary Fisher, lucy G
Fisher, Susan T.. Colston, William IS
Wilson, Betty A. Fitzhugh, Mary A
Harrison'i Margaret !, Marshall. Fanny
Marshall and John Marshall defendants
in the above Chancery suit:
Take Notice, -.
lhas a. the AN Term iooo, 2, tne 0.s Y,
cosrt Tor hanaWha &c. ana Stale o. va.
q decree Vas renueIsu y me above cause.
ordering anon o'ss. sh'1 $50 se III,
o. SAID cause 70 /! on = 49, sl.,.
SPECIAL Commissioner -! .ias Pu.Pos'
appointed, with instructions " tepo:. M
on the title Of the land mentiohe1 , Y Y u. u.
Bill and sought TO De divided a?u as',
TONED IN said cause embracing Tue i Oh
lowing enquiries, 70 Wit I;
mst. Whether the claim OF tltle,s %
John Steele nineteen Thousand hye nun
dred acre survey, y correctly stated IN tne
Bill. /
End. Whether the several interests q
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OBiTUARY.

DEp. at coas Mouth, on the tTth OF Deeem
Der, ALICE. youngest la IN ef Of Mrs. Eliza
,eih johnson. The dlieted family have tn.
sympathy ofail who know them. and we al
mourn aer loss. The Brightest dowefs fads
frs things We pixie are FIRST to perish; heart.
we love pass away and thus has fed the sou
.ofliitle Alice from ler earth y hon.ei Tor Il 1
,ange wiispereI toit:y in her ear; Child III,
Fsthtresi,s ihee- ay not here" sndtLey gen.
ny bore her TO the re Inns OF light, where, wi 1
her little sister who only went few week,
before. the now joins the angelic choir iG sing.
ing pia ses to The eternal King.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

I3Y VIRTUE 81 ! 7ecf5s rdbdeyed 81
" tEs Cifcuit Couft Of Kaha3 fla Coun
~ 1t the Eli Term 1855 thereof, ina
certain Qhancery suit therein pending n
MhicliaA G. Taliaferro and others srecora.
pliinaats and 6.i'ats1ck aothers defend.
ehts -9Rhe1mdersi9ued q SPECIAL Conn
missioner Nill eel at pubic suction ii
front lof thes Court HOUSE doW Of said
County, to the highest bidder, on NoG.
d. AZ i6tf ef fsbrneyy, 1857 ,the follow
Ing described tract orlparcel Of lind; that
pQrtionof Tie ! 500 acres survey origin.
ally granted By, the. Commonwealth 70
John Steele, that Is 4esi pated and de-
scribed in the Comm6ssiopers plat and
report fled IN said cause of A. q. Tall
Zero and others vs.. ..Spicef Patrick and
others. as lot Letter B, and which contains
$3.50 acres. sai
The sale viii be made On the following
terms, ten per cent ofthe purchase money,
in cash.the residue to be paid 81 equal
instalments in SIX, twelve and eighteen
months respectively, bond with good Sc
chrity reqlired5 for5the ieferred install
msnts, and the tile o. the land retained
until On thespurchasel monsy isspaid.
This landsis situated ons the 9Kanawha
river, and in the best mineral region in
Kanawha County. being . short distance
below the camel coal mines Of Col. Aar-
on Stockton. and pearlyl opposite the
mines Of the "old Dominion Company. =
and is well worthy the attention Of those
who desireto invest in mineral land.
The titleto said land is believed to be
unexeeptionabIe. and issfully described
and set out in said chancery canse.
/ u WIN. A. QUARRIER.
Special Commissioner.
sa32ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

#7NHE snb.criber wishes to s,1l s2i acles q
4 Land. y ng ON DAVIS CREEK, Kan
awha county, We. This land has about q
q res clcartd and in.cu tiya:ioa; a hesed log
b use; GO or 10 Young tearing apple trees, with
aieoai bank ~ feet 10 thickness near The land.
The re is or III acres suitable Tor cultivation
and go wat.r c nreni. mt.
ALSo--A H0 Sc and LOT in Charleston;
now occupied by DIR. Jas. ID Chewing. tie
olftrs three head cf horses for sale and one OK
wagon. nearly ew. Any or all Of the abo, {
mentioned property will be sid on sccommo.
dal'ug terms ltr cash % approved parer.
Apply to he subscriber. at the Upper Perry
ppo>ih- Charleston. Va where he CONTINUES
10 entertain all who may give him CALI,
EZEKIEL W. MAYES.
Nov. 18Th. 1853. mt y ~
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llII4l WARD, WALLER 4 CONE,
Importers and Dealers in Fareign an
Domestic .Hardware,


INV Domestic Hardware,
Corner Market and Second Streets,
PORTSMOUTH, o.,
iHAVE now on hand one Of the largest
lei and best selected stocks Of HARD.
WARE, and which, in point Of price Aud
quality, for eheapnessl fsr surpassl any
goods ever in this market.
Our Foreign Goods wc import direct
from England, and an American Goods
we receive direct from the man1factar.
ers, which enables us 70 compete with
any Eastern OF Western Jobbet. II y
We also have connected with our
house an Iron House for the sale Of all
sizes Bar, Band. Hoop, Small Round and
Square Irons ~ , .ts 8
We have also in store, and for sale; I
$50 doz. Shovels, " as' ~
90 WheelbarroWs.
IS !" Spades, 81
SO Mattocks. b
so !" Picks. 800 w
500 bexes Glass, ,gi
all of the best manufacture. 81
May7, 1856, vln6tf.
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KENTUCKY LAME.

EURWELL d FORD, having been APP
i'd appointed as agents for Munn's Ken
tleky Lime, ars ut the public service to
furnish small OF large quantities Of the
same. No use to recommend. Give it
trial. 1t stands on It's own goodness.
Price, erbarrel, at the wharf boat, p.
Pleasant, 81, 10. All orders will meet
prompt attention. hi
PIT Pleasant. June 1, 1856, v2n3tf.
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Tailoring! Tsiiorinell

NAV NJ EKH would ocknONIeAget his
W. thanks 70 TIE eiti1ens 81 Buffaioand
vicinity. for pdst favas;l and would infbfm he
public generally. that be- b ready to attead 70
oil, business in his line Cattine and Making
Of Men and Boys Clothing, 81 every vafietyi
also of Ladies' Skirts and Clocks. ~ done
in the best and most fashionable stiles, % the
shoEiea possible not;ce5 81 his old ytand, OF
Main sfrset.f - 4 yts rite - vfni
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
JAMES Il. BRoWN President
SELLING OUT.

q BfNswANGER & BRO., BFowstowh
l1s Ranawha Co. Va. would most s-spe, =
tQls tafss a tht,,Ialt, IN ~ - hey in end
leaying this State they viii sell their e'tjre
siock Ct Goods. most OF which were saved
from their estiblishmsnt which vas lately
DESTROYED BY ire q vety Low piicsi Call Soun
- bassains can Be had. sssz--s.
Persons inhabited 70 NJ sre requesiea to
come fefwafd and setsle ilnmedla,eix q long
efindulssne scannoL BE eisen. b 81
~ esess q DtNsWkNHkR & BRO;
Jifses a ..-sE15 a.
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The Charleston Riply ana Ravcnswos
Turnpike Company.

THERE Will be . meeting Of the Baara
Direetols nf said Company, al Ravens.
wood. on the d Of March nest, 10 determine
upon the proposed change IN The loeatinn Of
the bra ncH soa from RipIy r. Parker>burg.
which change is in the Vicinity the Parkers-
burg wells and also. 10 receive proposals FOL
constructing said branch road. Thfee iaSor-
ing. and those opposing. the pffp sed change
are requested to furnish the ard, with The
freqaisite information 10 arrive at.a right con-
elusion. And, persons submitting pr " sails,
may make them fsf the whole road, or fol
sections. and also, for both routes
The road has beensrecenily located BY ~
VIM Stafg. The comrany's engineer for The
purpose, who will furnish aay iRf5Imaiion IN
his powers, as win any Of The directors.
A full attendance d teqaesied. ~
JAMES n. BROWN President.
Januaryl3. l8a7.Sg
j The Parkefsburg News and Raveaswosd
Chronicle please paolish the above for tcpi
weeks. and send biilx 70 The Co.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

& .
VIRGINIA, to-Nit. At Rules held IN
the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Roane county, on the FIRST Mon.
day in December, 1855:
John King, CompInt,)
g. rs. IN Ckoneerv.
A. King, Defendant.
Itappears by affidavit filed in the case
that the said Abigail King is not resi-.
dent Of the Commonwealth (; the obiecl
Of this suit is to obtain decree diyorcine
the said parties from the bonds Of Matrf
mony. IL is therefore ordered that The
said Abigail King appear here within ono
month after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary TO protect hel
interest in the premises. b
B.. s. YOUNG, Clerk.
JaseH. Brown, Sol.
Dec. Is. 1855-s2n34-4w.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
PUBlLIc sALR..

r WILL cell, ON Friday. January, 30, "A sSJ
j. Of my hsidenre, three niIes hollow
Charleston, ION The Kanawha River, all my
Heasehold aud Kitchen Furniture, together
with my Stofk eonsi ting &c 30 head Of iisgs
90i'head Of Gait e. aud head Of HINES. =
Also. q lot Of Corn and all my Farming Utrn-
sis. ~. ~
i TERMS--A credit Of monihs will be
given. ANS IS. THiIMAS,
~ Il BY Moses r. Ward.
scnss--2w. mi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
Boots, Dootees, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Queensware, saddiery, &c., &c.
DIR. GEO. VAN DE LINDE,
Graduate Of Leydtn & Paris,

(Residence = ManningsvilIe, Eanawha,)
Still continues ready, Niour and DAY. % at
lend in this and adjoining counties, TO such
as need and wi. b his Professional attendance.
y. B.--Dr. G. v. d. L. refuses all either
consulting IL attending q: e., attre any but
regular piysi ians have been preyiouslyin at
tendance, OssTEIR!cAL CASKS EStEP iEo,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
xa VALUABLE ~
.KiNiWHi Farm F0R SiLE.T

r WILL. on So 'nrdoy, the nth day Of Janu
4 nry, 1851, III not pr yIouslysoid PRIVATELY
sell at
II .a Public Auction, III
on the premises, one Il the most valuable
farms. In the Big Kama wha Valley. The
tract which G5nis about a mile on the river
contgias some 3z7 $50
Fire Hundred 4cres,
neatly all OF y hich is bottom land Of superior
.qnality.. 30 Acres Of the front aiesclearej
a. d newly fenced, The balance is latm5er.
eyefai comfortable houses, log dwell ings
hive leen la,ely eiecttd on The p esni Srs.-
The land lies about 5 m les above Point
Pleasant, adjsining The land OF Ge.. Long.
Esq. Possession e the whole will BE delis-
cred very soon ne ,r sale. -
Terms one third cash, The balance in one
and wo years. vii b interest
For further particulars apply to A. G. East
ham, Esq. Who resides few miles telowthe
land, orto $500. .
Lexington, Ky.
NJ .f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
Daguerrean Gallery
N. s.. Book Han.

N. s. Brooks Hall.
MR.. G. RICHMOND would mos,
lu respectfully call the sttention Of the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of charleston and
vicinity to his new stYlSof
Pictures Made O Glass or Paper.
Adults taken equally good in, cloudy as
in fair weather Children taken in there
seconds between the hours of II and
O'Clock. Conc one and all see his spe-
cimens. s..,e.b y2n35.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
Land! LandH lanai
FOR SALE. fl
0600 ACRES of LAND, IN Maso
ZieNtVy rsorntv Va an The z ana =, l,

|0kAM ACRES OF LAND, IN Mason
'AclUU county, Va. on the Kanawha
river, n miles from its mouth, and on
the Charleston and PIT. Pleasant turn
pike road. 100 acres of IMPROVED
BOTTOM LAND. with q comfortable
house and out-buildings. besides several
small improvements Of from 10 to 60
acres. This land is admirably adapted
TO the production Of tobacco, small grain,
and grass, and portions. OF it good corn
land; and viii be sold all together, or in
tracts, to suit purchasers, at very low
rates. A general warrantee deed win be
made. Address the subscriber at Buff
falo. Putnam county, Va. Or X. CRAIG,
Deerfeld, Augusta county, Va. 81 n
!. - GEO. w. CRAIG. 1
June 49,. y2nf1m3. 81
Rockingham Register copy months,
and send account to this Office,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
yALENT1NEs.s

THE Fourteenth day Of February N fas
Il approaching; all who wish 10 avail
themselves Of this time honored custom val
ant q large assortment OF Valentines al
tALDTELL'S DRUG STORE. He has also
lar se assprtnent Of Lmicv sleltnes.
Nv2n3 3w.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
A. ". QUARRIER, CIR.
To the Creditors OF Hezrkiah Daggs deed
and ali others Interested IN the Above
I gr nerree. Il

anu ah OeACAS ~ sStSFsSS
Decree. 4
Notiee IL hereby given you and each o. yon
that have fxea upon "Wednesday We ist Gay
of Apriill nex.Xls ia At my Office in Chat iesioa
Kanawh j, fsf complying with e rtqutsition
OF sail decree at which place and on OF BE-
fore winch time vout are hereby required, g
5lsy before me as Speci1ts Commissioner your
claims against said Daggs, with legal PROOF
thereof
THos. Z. BRoUN, Sp'l Commissioner.
January u 1851. ns9w4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
Wntee of Advertisines

Rates Of Adyertisings ~ J.
One dollsr Der square Of ~ lines or les for
the fsst three weeks, and . eents per square
Cor each continuance. For three months OF
more a. the following ntes:
3noxrHs. 6noxTns. yekn
One square, go $40 "
Two squsres. t0l 500 Ivy
Quartz o. 4 column. 500 1000 1600
Half Of column, 10 90 100 0N
One columns ~ 1900 50 70 - 90
Tranrsnf advertisements to be paid IN adj
vance. 80 - =. frssss-s- Z = q.
Personsl conmanications. tot eommnpica-
lions invo'sine private inierests, p cents PEI
square. il tdvepce ,Annou neemen1 - en-
s.s pusineas Of other communicatops e
hnsuss 4 ftuiior must Be sddrened % ire
RrkpLE. Kaaiwhs o. H.. Ys,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
II. w. GOODWIN & CO.,
Main Street, opposite Kanawha House,
- CHARLESTON, VA.
DEaLERs IN
DRY GOODS q GROCERIES.

WE are lin nceipt OF our Winter Stock,
w which has been lad in with good
deal of care, in the Eastern and Western
cit es. 10 suit the wants u our town aud
c, untry friends.
InuUrD y Goods Department may Be found;
Lati,s Fine dress Goods, ...,, +,
Shawls. Closks, Talmas,
Cop.s, Rib ms, Col ara, Cnlerslt ewes,
Silks Saiins, X d sud Silk Gives,
Hosiery IL ali kinds; (.
Calico. b escFd & brown Domestic
LiRsey. Jfens.
Boots, Dootees, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
nuaan swr = - UnHIRarv l,e AZ.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
NT cour. he for Ranawha cocnty N
~ ig,h January IS !.
Milton Parker, Conprt
In Chsncefy.

s. ~ u
~ 18Th January IS !.
Milton Parker, Conprt
vs.. ~ L ~.
Admir- Of Htsekiah Daggs, N oh'heeiy' 3
deed and others, Deft's.
d, The Report Of Isaac Read Special Comm's
eionpf appoint by the Court, ut fosiner
TERN, q sell fbe lands in The II and proceed
iags mentioned, was this day presented viii
the b. nds to ken Of ths purchaser In pursuance
ofsaii decree. AMI on rno:inn Of Conpi't by
counsel said Report IS confined Anan hav
ing been surgested that tther deit- besiIes
III 81 repoftedos by Com Miss oners are rs
NJ shareeahle agains the Estst. OF Hez k!ah
Ua9 and BY con e4ueYce on The FIND ati>-
ing from the sale oftt,e land The Cauft doth
ord. that Th3mas L. BIoun. IS Special Com.
sniss,oner or some mrstef Comm ner Of a i,
court. do afier duly nifty ng all creii4 q. by
pibiication for four successive weeks, III some
newspapcr published IN Kanawha courty
who have not hitherto proved Their debts
against said estate TO c me before him and
Prove Them, do take.state, se-te and reEpr
toffhIs Court an account showing such neb;s
/ asa 4 justly chaJgeal.le on.saidest.ite md The
fnni atising from said land sac. and whl
areknot eentain.d in Lis Joiner Re- ort
IN AMI The Coufs doth further order THAT; the
jComInissicn, I arpnin ed 10 u axe pat lion OF
the Real Est tie Of said Dages b. allowed
their claim .f costs for making said 1rtltion.
J. oft az IN. first mon cs arising from the sale
OF said land. IT
And the sal Comm ssioner OF some master
Commissioner is hereby empower d TO hAnpon
4 ceIt in day in thissaid neti e Of PubAca in.
upqn VIII h or before which dayalto the c:ef-
tors Of sid Dsegs. shailla btfere him their
severa claims agaiuss The Is ate sad Dag
and said Commissioner sha!l a.ttr sa:l Gay
make anA close his Report. 10. -
And i Is further ordere thatthe pm Ecaron
or Notice renu:red Ivy this decree 10 theIcte.i
tor sof said Daggs, shall be cquivale I I, per-
sepal service the.eof to each ofsaid creditlrs.
"A Copy test.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

Fresh Oysters. - s.t {
nstid G0shorn win receive fresh Oysters
IL diseet from Bat more twice a week.---
Family suPplyb by The can half can, OF dozen.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

II WILL, on So 'nrdoy, the nth day Of Janu
4 airy, 1851, lif not pr yIouslysoid privately,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27
.Fiire Hundred Acres,
LIST OELETTERs.

De-. hi. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15
Honors to Cor Hsss-M Marriage Of J Barron Hope
7ae Crops - Watering Places, &c.
HAMPror. June 10th. 1851.

HAMPTON June 10th, 1857.
TO day mas been one of pie asaut excitement In this
pleasant iitiie town. His Excellsncy Govr Wise,
en- ro'e for Richmond from his recent visit to the
h.s'ern Snore, arrived here about 81 p. M and
was received At the wharf by the Cadets of the
hampton Academy. The arrival Of the steamer
star with her coors flying In fine style was greet
ca oY discharge Of cannon on the shore The
G'vernor was welcomed to the town by John b.
cary, Esq, the accomplished principal of the Aca
DENY. The Cadets manHuvred In fine STYLE were
reviewd by Governor Wise, and acted "a bis Escort
to the residence of Mr.. Cary. This latter gentle
man made brief but eloquent speech to Govern
or Wise, on behalf of the Cadets who had formed In
line In front of The mansion. Governor Wise in
ms Usual happy manner responded, paid hand
some compliment to the gallant little oorps and was
then escorted to the boat The Governor left amid
the firing Of cannon, playfully remarking to the Ca
dets that 1t was the first time he had ever been
hfed At by the Hampton people.
James Barron Hope, Esq the gifted and talent
ed author, was married this evening to Miss Anne
b Whiting, daughter of Ksnnon Whitning, ESQ
OF this place. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev John McCabe, Rsctor of the Church OF
the Ascension, Baltimore. long and happy life
to this interesting couple
The worm is making inroads upon the whea. In
this region.
Visitors are slowly coming 10; but few dayA
more OF warm weather will cause, we hope, rapid
increase
BuIcher, of the "Keghotan," and DIR Banks OF
the chesapeake Hall" are in good order and well
conditioned for the entertainment of the lovers OF
aquatic luxuries, and other good things.
SypuaY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

Two MAILS A DAY.-We learn that new
schedule for the running of the mail trans east of
this city has been made by the Pos. Office Depart.
ment Hereafter (or aS SOON Is the necessary ar.
r.rgements are perfected) .hsre will be two daily
mail trains carried over the South Sids road from
the Junction, connecting with the Richmond trains,
though there seems to be contemplated but one
through daily train TO Petersburg. The folio wiz 9
is the schedule kindly furnished us by the Post
Master of this city.
Leave Petersburg daily, except Sunday, at
A M Arrive at Burksville (Junction) by As,
Leave Burksvie at A NJ and 6 20 2 N. Arrive
in Lynchburg by 30 N and ii at night.
Leave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday. at
and n. Arrive at Burksville by II A Nj
and 7.30 at night Arrive at Petersburg by z M.
We have 40 doubt that the interests of tbs
South.Side Company will dictate the Importance
Of running through from the junction to Peters
burg twice day 1t will be perceived that ,his
arrangement: secures us two Northern mails day
via Richmond ard makes the Va aud Tenn road
the trassit for the great southern mail -LyHchbms
Jirgi1tQR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

The U. S mail for st Louis, made up la Wheel
ing, was robbed few days since, between Win.
cennes and Dilsboro'. The matter was strewn
along the line of the railroad.
Mr. Everett will pronounce his Grafton upon
Washington, before the ci.iz of Old Cambridge,
Mass, on Thursday next.
Fanny Kemb e ard daughter left Boston on the
llth for their summer retreat in Western Masss-
chuRetts.
negro man, owned by Jno Fairfax, of Prince
iliiam county. Va, was found murder ed last week
near his masters farm.
Sharks are bscomiog quite common In the hsrbor
of Portsmou, Va.
sun sufficient to secure the erection OF q spen-
did hotel has been subscribed for that paross In
Norfolk Va.
Fbs heavy bloom upon the locust trees said to be
an nfallble ssu gives promise OF abundant ysild
of corn this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

TRAGIC "DoINGs" OF LovE-We stated the
other day that Mr. GAM epgrav or of Rochester,
committed suicide sst week, by throwing himself
before otiVs, and that letters were found on
his person stating that the ac was In consequence
of disappointment In love. When the letters were
discovered, the lady referred TO by them was taken
sick and continued 10 fail until yesterday, when
she died. The Rochester Union says she (Mary
Rohr) was about 2l years Of age, and of prepos'
se,sng appearance. CAN'T had fallen violently in
love and had been rejected. lie was man of Pc
culiar sensibilities and was little calculated to
meet reverses with fortitude. More than once he
plotted self destruction before be accomplished it
The unfortunate girl appears to be somewhat ik e
him in this particular, although she did not resort
to violence. She gave way to regret and self
accusation until she became maniac, and died -
Troy (N y Budget.