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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
TIrrinia Military InslIIatf.

Tie Inst session 6fthis faYoritc instItu
lion closed ina maiher highly satls,aG-
ioyv Is all present, ind hat shed new JUS
tre upon lis history.
Tie Salutatory Mattresses Vs. IT, ~
gracefully delivered By Cadet AienAllual
R;ves ST Albcmarle and the aleo,9'ory
~ Cadet Il. III. MAYO, 81 Westmorland.
al SINH then announced the mines
IA oraer of the graduates as follows
~ j. McCaushnd, Mason county;
90 r. III. MAYO, Westmoreland; ~. n.
III. Smith, Alexandria rs a. A. Eannt-
leroy. Frederick; *5. Robt. p Taylor,
CITY Of Norfolk; s.. Alex. Rives, Able
marie. 4. b. WI Hardy, City of Norfolk;
"a. p. u. Slaughter, Marion; ~. Ker,
Northampton; Io.f R. X. McCausland,
Mason: II. B. r. Stewart, Westmorland;
lie. "A. Fulkarson. Washington conntY;
lis. III. Ker, Northampton; IA. J. Lam
brick, Franklin; 1871 Mcdonnell, kieh-
mond CITY; is, j. M. Steptoes Bedford;
EI7. ] Read, Roanoke; 18. j. WJB Bos-
worth. Randolph; i9I j. Gs Hidden, pr
anye: 90. =. II. C,imeron, RockbIidge;
I'll 81 G.. White, PETERSBURG; 22. Y. "
Keeble, Mathews.
*Distiuguished.
Col. j. Il. Kemper, President ot the
Board Of Visitors, then delivered tne
Diplomas. and made i the ofeaslgn iot :
mostapproptiate address totfle graduases'
He SPOKE of the severe ordeal through
which they had rassed ~ the P!e'
sence Of the Boafd41of the new duties
and responsibilities now deyalymg uPor
them, and especially 70 remember thet,
duty to Virginia, f9f their dlnta Mater
was none other than Tile good Common
wealth Of Virginia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Tap RtrrR MtsxErs.--The new Ri

THE RfrLE MtsKErs.-The rev rifle
muskets with Maynard's and an impros-
al .sight, will carry 4 Minnie bail g
thousand yards. 81 over half 4 mile, With
remarkable accuracy. They weigh q
pound less thau the muskets now in com
mon use, though in length and size they
Are about tfe same. In the United States
tthere are but two militia regiments sup
Iplied with this Obstructive arm, viz: the
seventh Regiment, National Guard, and ~
The Se~yerty-frst Regiment, American
Guard, Of New York city. Four hum
1drcd OF the Weapons ia question were de-
ivered at thh armory ofthe latter corps
I'm Tuesday, Thus armed the regiments
named at present stand unriyalled II their
capabilities fDr active service BIZ any och
III militia regiment on the continent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Primo SAL or RELIcs.-Mr. Samuel
II. Cover, auctioneer, yesterday sold az
public sale the walking ane and spyglass
which Dire said to have belonged 70 the
Father Of bis Country. Mr.: Cover, ~
III presence Of 4 large and intelligent
~a,dinence, read 4 certificate from Geo.
w. p. Gusts, Esq, stating that The ar
ticles were once the property Of Cen
Washington, after which tho bidding
proceeded quite spiritediy. The irst BIZ
Nag for ffty dollars; the second, which
followed quite speedily, was for one hun
dred dollars, and finally they were knock
ed down to Col. john :. Gftta,fgs tof ING
sum Of Two hundred and FIVE dollars. y
& understood that this gentleman was
acting as the agent q the Mount Vernon
Association offVirginia, who design pre-;
senting them to The Hon. Edward Everett
q ! testimonial of their high esteem
Baltimore 1merican, july 29h.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
ORTTUARY.

DIED at Frankford, Greenbrlef Gdask al,
In Saturday, list inst, after I'm lAiesseof
nearly two weeks. SAMUEL III.
ia the 30th year ,of biz age.
The deceased was born in jBerkley CO,
Eal, but has grown up fromcarly. youth
In this community, where, ID fhge family Of
His father, our revesed PASTOR lie has
bee amongst us III boyhood and manhood
br twenty years. AZ the early aige of
seventeen, having chosen tho God of his
hthers to be his God lie ratified tie cove.
rant made By them ID his behalf. BY g
bubble profession Of faith III Christ, and
was received into the communion Of.
die church After a thorough prepara-
ton in our schools he entered Washing
TIN College Va, where he graduated in
1849 with Il high standing for character
and scholarship. Having chosen the
preaching Of the everlasting Gospf assIthe
business Of his life, as j had been Of
His f~artIers for several. generations AFTER
two years spent in this place teaching
and study, Ne entered the Theological
Seminary at Princeton, in tho autumn of
1855 /, and continued two yeafs in4that
Institution. AT the end ofthe second
year his health falling he returned te
Kanawha, where he pursued his theolgik
chi studies, until his license il August
1854. HInshef fail Of 1855 he was ordained
lbE Presbytery and settled on Tie United
Congregations Of Frankford. Spring Greek
and Anthony's Greek in the county Of
Greenbrier. In this field lie mihistered
with entire acceptance and great useful
ness untifhe was summoned To- his rest:
and has departed mourned and beloved
nay almost idollzedby che people 81 bis
charge.
iIt would be 4 pleasing task tof dwell
upon the character and traits EEof our de-
parted9 Brother, but the limits 3Hof this
notice preclude it. Nor can il be neces-
sary in this comlmanitY where his walk
and manner ofglife from his youth lip are
solwell known and where his excellence
and promise have been the theme Of al
who knew him.
We can now only perform thislast sad
duty, and mourn over one whose sun has
gone down IN rs meridian. we would
mingle our tears of grief and sympathy
with those De his deeply afflicted parent:
Ali how sadly bereaFed and with
his widecircle pf friends. and moufn, no
least Of all, the bereavement of the Olinrcl
oflGod, which has lost d son Of such hop
and promise. 4etthosew who remain civ
their lives anew for the service, trustin,
MOI IN an arm Of hesh, but IN the Ldvin,
God. bin
en~ARIEsroS, August 10. 1881.
Il pIED. IN the county Of Putnam. on ii
6tA Of August. 1857 ali the residence 4
net husband, Robert Hall, Esq, MtE
MALINDA HALL, ia the 56th yesrt
her age. She leaves eight children an
t numerous friends 10 mourn her loss-
She was a friend to tile sick and pooK
ATfiL EE-f 4 IN ~ - TN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Just Contrast.

The Lynchburg Va. Republican, IL
speaking Of existing parties, draws the
following c~,ntrast: seThere is justahe con-
trast between the Democratic party and
the party.by which i il opposed. that there
is between All army 81 United States reg
ulars and a baud Of Mexico guerrillas-
The one is a permanent organization
founded on %prlncipRe and necessity,
with QUO common shag and uniform,
Of which they are ever proud, and
the colors Of which aIey never change
without experiencing an instructive
sense of shame and disgrace. When
summoned to battle III the cause Of their
country, its legions ARC formed in mas
siye columns upon the plain. and they
march to battle with flags flying and
drums beating ID co1quer or die. The
guerrilla is a differcntsanimal, His mode
Eofwarfare is fixed by nrto prineiple-hiis
flag, he has none, except now and then,
when he assumes i false one, with which
to deceive and decoy his adyersary--hia
uniform il changed 70 suit5the change Of
circumstances-he ~cohceals himself in
the ehappaarel instead an meeting his ad-
yersary III the open .fsld-he fights fol
plumber and The spoilsa instead offor God
and libertY-and w~henRfairly driven from
his hiding places, instead Of honorably
captivating, he skulksto the rear Of the
army, and when opportunity offers, fall:
upon the baggage wagons and plumbers
~ 81 = II - SAH4aFES kAa1A&I EaAEba N43#YHla
them Of their co~ntents
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
church Action On Inc slarery Question.

At 4 meeting Of Hanover Pfesbytery,
ZELDA at Liberty, VA On the fst inst, the
committee to whom was referred. the CIR
cnlar address to the Southern delegation
in Tie late Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, '(N. 81 held at Cleveland. Ohio,
containing an account Of the action 81
said Assembly on the subject. 81 slarery,
and q call for q convention TO pc hell IN
w Washington, on the 9th ofAuggust next,
with the view to the organization Of an
assembly on j clearly defined basis, pre-
cl,,d;no iii aoitation of the subject Of sla-
yeru snbmitied resolutions, which were
pnanimously adopted, approving Of the
course Of 1.-The delegates which Withdrew
from tha Cleveland convention, declaring
tthat Y seneration of the Southern Presby-
~terians from the General Assembly should
take pIace. and appointing delegates to the
Washington Convention.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
achoo1 NIottce.

THE exercises of nav school will be resumea
IL on MONDAY, THE 7TH SEFrFMbEH next
f5r a scholastic year Of f6months, divided ins
60 two sessions Of 5 monihs'eaeh.
Instruction given in the English BraHchest
of all kinds the Latin Language Elements
Of the Greek ; Mathematics, from Arithmetic
to Calculus, with practical exercises ~
Plane Surveying and Civil Engineering. also
Bookkeeping, by Single and Double Entry
Terms, $50 per session Of 10 months. Put
pills received at any time,. and changed from
date of entrance to the end Of the session.
No deduction for absence ofpupiis, except
in cases of protrscted sickness. :.
Tuition payable inpdrfebIg, quarterly, =
advance. DAVIBTL HUEfNEht
August {. ,57 ysnl5 VIC.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

IA writer in the National IteHigencer,
who represents himself asa Clay wing
referringfto the proposition toreylse the
Wing party, says, that .Tthe Wing party
has placed itsef not only hey ond the reach
OF even atemporary Or nominal 'reorgani-
cation, but BEYOND tie sound Of the trump
of resurrection
THE refusal Of the Wings to nominate
Mr. CLAW forthe contest Of 184o. their rel
fusal TO etecthan 10 i84f.and their opposi
ton to Gen. Scott in 1852, not only de-
molished the party but absolutely pulTer-
lied it"
In the next ? Presidential contest, he says
the issue will be between the Democrats
and Republicans alone. I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
a PaEptcrroa.-The Richmond South,
Of d late date, makes ths following predic-

A PREDrcTIoN.-The Richmond South,
OF d late date, makes thss following predic-
ton.
simultaneously With ii renewal Of the
feuds which have su lopg distracted the
petty soyereignties ,oft Central America,
LARGE reinforcemetlts ISL Walker hover
along the coasts of Nicaragua, awaiting
the presence Of their leader to make q
successful swoop upon the h~elplesssfqquaar-
~ We do not profess tp be IN tlleI con.
fdence Of General Walker, bnt. never
theless, we venture the prediction that,
before the lapse of six months, his power
win be firmly established in Central
America. He will not be content with Nj
caragua. Against Costa Rica, which
has provoked his vengeance by every act
of hostility and treacheFy, he will direct
his operations. E~xhausted b. its efforts
in tie late struggle, tliss province viii
oppose a feeble resistance to Walkers
enterprise; and he will soon be recognized
as master Of Central America.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
70 IN MurIsY.-Tl

CrRrous CAusE FOR MBrlSY.-ghe
mnutiny amongst the native troops of the
British Indian regiments is said to have
been caused BY using pork and bullock
fat instead of mutton suet, to grease the
carriages Of heir guns. The religious
fpeline oftha natives iszeitber Mahome-
Ian orIIindoD. The FIRST could not stand
IN norl Accumulation, and the last hold
Il ps..ia 81 dacred. The fanaticism OF
M ,roona hasnd once aroused, could not
Is o%as;l1 analIed again. The latestte
~, 3 ibai I Inew i5surrections had bro
IL M II mi Baneral cavalry, and that
several officers had been killed and wound
ad
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
v3 BIG emo.
20 Henry SHAW,

-EFEsF EsEF.t.aZH T.
FAKE notice that on Tuesday the sth dsI
Il ofSeptem5er 1851 between the hound
GA. NJ. and 6 p. NJ. of that day, at the Law
Office oh. Bryce Smith, Esq, in the Citfd
New York, we shall take the deposiii nLs4d
Isaac A. Storms and others, and that on Tues:
days-ihe 22d day Of September, 1851, betwesh
the hours OF 6 A. st. and 6 r.. NJ Of that ldags
at No. 423 Columbia street, in the city Of Gin.
%cinnati, Ohio, we shall take the dep osiiiqa
of William s, Roseerans, which deposition
and depositions will he read as eyidence in our
behalf in ssuit in equity now ~pendingin The
Circuit Court for Ksnawha county, State %
Virginia wherein you are-desendsni, and we
are plaintiffs. And if from any cause the To-
king of said deposition be not commenced, o.
If commented be not completed, On the II,
spectlye DAYS to WHICH the notice is given,
they wdIbe respectively adjourned from dsl
to day until completed.
Coat RiyER NlvIGtTIoS COMPANY.
B.&P. By counsel.
y3ut64wA y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
$50 3

DtEp.D RUaK.-A remarkable case Of
suicide IS recorded BY a Cincinnati paper.
The man who destroyed himself came to
that city about two weeks ago, and open.
II declared his intention to drink himself
to death. He drank desperately, and
was in the most degrading state Of intoxl-
cation morning., noon and night; ne
thought of noahing but alchohol, and did
nothing but swallow it in large quaint
ties atall hours. He accomplished his
purpose In about twelve days, dying on
Thursday night week. He literally went
out Of the void drunk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

I,YScH Law II TExAs.--The Texas
T~ndianolian. Oh the llth instant, says;
sRumors constantly reaah us from the
MINER country that Tie vigilance commit
tae are raking the country fore and aft,
ard swindin@ eyery hosset thief and MUIR
derer they car find, IVA gentleman who
eame down tho roada few days since
stats that he saw dozen bodies sus-
pended ID one ttee, and Oh another i've.
A GREAT madY of he desperadoes have
passed throueRthi Town on their way to
New Orleans, notjconsidering it healthy
for them4to remain any longer
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

The Rev. c. s. Burnett, while labonnt
as a Missionary in Southern Asia, d:scosessaS
a simple and certain Cure for GonsunsTssa,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs. Colds, Nenosi
DebiI ty, and sllimpurilies Of tie Blood; sha
an essy and ~efTectual mode of InhaIins he
Remedy. Actlated by a desire to benefit his
suffering fellows. he will ebeerfnlly send De
Recipe tfTee} 10 such as desire it, with full
and explicit directions for nFepafing and sbcI
cessfully using the Medicine. Address
REy. o.. s. BURNETT.
s3l Bfosdway, N. n. efay.
- ,Jc $40 s ~ tFt4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
los = aI.kE oNrARIo SrEAMER.

Loss oy ALakE OSrARIo STEAMER
The well known steamer Arabian, bnllt ~
Niagara, @. W.. by Mr.. Heron, some q i've
OF Six years ago. and since which time
one Of tie mail line on tile north
sboya Il the lake. was lost. On the lover
st. L~awrenceon last Thursday she nad
recently been running between Quebec
and River du Loup. She struck b rock
seventy miles below Quebec. and imme-
diately sunk. The dispatch 70 the Globe
states that no lives were lost.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
TenuesSce Election.
NAsnyrLIE .SaturdaY. AngnI

NAsnyILLE, Saturday, AugIlst8 9,
The returns are incompeta bnl indicate
the election Of seven Of eight Dennocrats
10 Congress to.two or three Americans,
iZollieofef md Ready. Etheriege doubt.
The Legislature viii Be Democratic
In both branches.
Harris's majority for Governor wall ex-
coed 10000.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
VIRGINIA So - At Rules Nh I'M

yyIRGINIA So - At Rules hrlI-Is.,1
clerks oil ee Of the circuit eourf ofs.
county, in the menthl Of August 1851. 7
Robert S~nodgEass, copplsinank, IA
Burne.i, Will am w. Burnell, ehaIIes Per,s5
berg, aud Sarah Ann his wifetlate Sans a.
BurneD and Ionathan Douglass. ard tIk-1
Ann, Willianhand cRafles rs eIethfr I s N
/ cutors OF The late Benjsnain Bufhell, d.
defendants. Ii CHAseERf.
II appearing from affidavit filed thattle A
fendants Ana BufnslitWi.fiam W. BgmeII m
EC hss. FerrelbeTg and w fe are non-fesiaesl,a
this.eommonwesl b, and the Object II M
ssit being tcsebtain ri speeifc pesfUmahee z
an agIeeineIh made by the said Benim;n Bus
nell in his ! fe time. 10 wit on Tie i23d Oct.
her, 1855, with the complainant ROBERT snoS.
grass, concerning The purchase OF a traSt 4
land lying and situate in Big Coal nvar; 8
10 obtain o lectes for the sale OF he saidtsa
Of land, il is therefore ordered usai lhey. i.
non res dent defendsn s do appear here Viii
in one mon b after due pull eatiyn If tbs q
der ana do What is necessary 10 protect LII
interest in the premises.
Teste, ) E. STOLLKNGSs Clerk.
BRous & PATTos, Sots. sspi5Ei
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

We publish III another column j notice
Of Die death 81 Mrs. Hall, consort. Of
Robert NJ Hal. Esq. Of Putnam county,
Mrs. II. vas 4 very kind and estimable
lady, and many who knew her wAllgreatly
denlore her demise. Her friends have
mi heart-fclt syripathies n theif be-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
movements u Tie PrtsideHi.s

President Buchanan, a~ceomPanied by
1bis niece, Miss Lane, and Miss Black,
dauehterof the Attorney General passsd
over lie b. q o. r. r. OIL "Wednesday
last, en- roats fortthe Bedford sprinsss--
understand the s~ojournIcf theI Presi
dent ii the Springs will he aof several
weeks duration, ii not recalled No the seat
of government BY important pspiir busl-
ness.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Misxonfi Election.

ST.: LouI i, August 8.--FiftF counties
live Rollins a, 7Sl majority sThe gain
over FiIlmpre's vote IS 1925.
Richardson, Scott and Nation are
largely ahead for Supreme Judges.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Shipwrcek 81 The BarqIle Hoaasfo.

81 JOINS, August Ist--Ihe barque
M,nasoo. from Gottenbnrg Sweden,
bound FOR New York was shipwrerked on
ia coastsof newfoundland on the 2ist,
uIt. Fifty Swedish passcfgefs were LOST
the crew and six passcrisSers were say
al F48HtMB&HlI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

To john Stockton, Marcus Finch end VII.
liam Finch: ~
Gentfemen-Please take notice thaton the
24th day ofSepieIDLer, 1857. al the Office Of
William Clidseyy Cincinnati I shall take
the deposition OF 70. Adams, 10 be read as
evidence for me uponJhe trial Of a sHit pend
ing in Kama wha C ircHit Ceuft, in which [ an
complainant anil Won are defendants II the
snme sho, Id not be taken on that day,l viii
be adjourned from time to time until taken
Yours,
ALFRED BUCHANAN
Aug. Il wa By counsel.
#. swami c.f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Iowa Election

DuBrerE, August I. -5Tbe f~eturps
from twenty-six counties ot oh for q
new constitution S,665, and egainst il
$500. The counties to hear from will
probably increase the majority for the
constitution. FH tA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
nrnth af Srnalar Rask.

New 0RLEANss Aug
Adyices from Texas state that Senator
Rusk committed suicide at bis residence
"a Tie 29th ult., by shopiing himself
through the head with 4 riIfiiie. No5cause
Re assigned. /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Maiden Male and Female School

rTHE exercises of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
IL Aewis' schoolwiil men on the l4h
6f September next, for a scholastic year Of 10
months. divided mo two sessions Of 5 mouths
each.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
Spelling. Reading and Writing. $500.
Arithmetic, History, GeographX GramBla.
and Comps ton. 1 1000.
Astronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry, and
Rhetoric. $500. g
Incidental expenses, a sepalate charge. 3
Yoang ladies wishing to receive instructions
in. Music can have that privilege.
N. b. Eight or ten boarfers can be aceoino-
dated in tie family, one half Of the beard 70
lie paid in advance.
Aug. ID MIC 3w.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

since TIE opening ofnavigation n Feb
Iruarg. there are said to have been atleasi
two hundred persons drowned N the
Ohio river between Wheeling and Pitts
burg
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

The Petersburg InteHi.gsEeq J now
seventyzone years cld--the Oldest paper
III the State by many Years. llt has
chronicled the inauguration Of every
President Of the United States
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
=IkfnfntkF EItstiOh.a

Talbottsf Democrat il elected in the
Congressional District. This
eight Democratic Hmenber q
Congress 10 two Know pthiIgs The
triumph could scarcely be more omplete.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
The citizens of Allegheny county :
RANK or KAEAWHA,

KANAwHA SALINES, yuIy' I
Hon. Henry a Wise, uosernon III
DEAR SR-I enclose he.eritn 4 s4. NJ
ment Of the conditlon q Ing paiN TT =
list day Of July, So7 IL,
No statement appears = - q,
made for the corresponding PYstol y
aass Very respectfully,
4. sPENCER ME- ,, Cashier.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

VIRGINIA. ss.-At rules held
Y clerks Office he eircuit eourtl ~
county in the month of August 1857.
Sam,lS. Stone, cempfis +.
Tvs In Fh.
IeDrge w. Hines, deft
appear ng by ail.daya filed ihst he
dgnt PSI non I~ss1a.nh9l sie eSmmonx
NiIgin.a. Ana sEe 9eieSt o. lsis suiltsSE I
sun g CERTAIN o. we defendant Gse6E
~. Hines, sying N So?pf ceantyl to ssls,
satlsf{ 2 Jlcgsmens teIn ! ns Complains
80 sppearrAere within one mSnth sfSs
publications. of this order, and do What Z W
essary 70 protect his interest N DE 3 em,.s
Gepy-Teste, j. 81 ST0LLlNGss 4
SANuELs, Sol. lr3ni6wi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
TIM SrArR OF VrRarStA.

81 KANAWHA UOUNTY, 81 # EI.
On this nth day Of July, 1854 a,
Spencer Nye, Cashier of the, Bank Of
Kanawha, made oath that the above state
ment is correct and true to the best q
his knowledge and belief.
JAS. NORTON Notary Public.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

4 movement IA 81 foot il light Par
harshTrr. Va. with gas. Al company
has been formed, and large subscription
already obtained fpf the purpose
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

The Phoenix Park. Dublin Irelanqs -
tie largest park III Chsistenden y =
beautiful domain very handsomely woou
al and watered, and contains 7oJ sun.
,ito acres. s t
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The Mexican papers announce Che dis
discovery Of gold placefs near Mazatal Ian,
ii Mexico, which surpass those Of Cali
fornia.
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Jpns TnscEEa.

joins THAcgEnf
Sm-You viii take noiieetth st
clerks Office Of Logan circuit edua y
22d day Of this month, I SHAH proceed
The dispositions Of Elisha Meadows ana ~ ~
10 be read ss evidence in my behalf n
in chancery now pending in said court & n
e6uhty, in which ! nm p~lsintiif ami 81
defendant. NANes THac5s
August ittw.
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5lfath 81 EY-SeefetafY DdbbiH.

F3 Esk1fk H+$ @8. 49, TN
WI regret u hear That the HE : Il
nobbin. late Secretary "a theKSNay5g nn
AZ he administration Of Gen. Pierce
I;sa i rs residence, near Fayetteville,
6 on the 5.h instant.
The Coal4Riser and Kapawt ~ n'a1ng
and Manufacturing Company sn'Ppsu,
last week, from their mines on BRIEF
cse4k upward Of 5000 bushels Of btu
mious coal for Cincinnati.
The citizens of Allegheny county :
viii give, on Ito 25ih inst, 2 Bafpseas'
Il Jackson River Depot. upon 'ns p0 -
MI 1l.ce. The Committee q
'0na smsn.s haye our thanks for inyi-
,a,;an d the Barbecue and free pass or
the Railroad,