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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21

+ Ia.additionto the glove statement Of MI.
Laidley ltave to say, Bthatl also am the OWN
er oR one of mir. HdTt's fans#that / purchased
Mr. Laidley thirty bushels of his prifac
rock wheat for SOWING, fully cleaned for HAT
PURPOSE as his manager stated l$uprose tho
on his bid fan not Mr8 HATS, thatI fo9k. the
To run tge tseed wheat again
through the Hart fan.f and by hid opera Jpn
reduced the thirtyHtG twenty Sis Bushels jei
pure Glenn wheat; if 4EAis is not recommends
ton ID those. desiring Ropurchase A good grain
o~leqlier am at a l~YssSfor one. G
IT IA. w. QtARRIER.
Killiel Craukie, 25thOctober 1873
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HNIRGINIh:.. knnawba rircTit cor,,
y Spring Term, GJuly ist 1875
ALFRED Buchanan ys. William Finch. Mar.
ems A Finch and John Stockton. pa n !, r.
trade, Under the name4 sfyle and frm "A Pinch
Bro. q Cp. INCH.NcEaY.- @TT n
DECREE roREAccorsr-.perR .er
Z NE cause came On to ,besheard,| &c, up
On consideration WHEREOF the court 10th refer
it To master commissioner, Alien RI. Al 3Iey
1900, stale ING SETTLE on account, lowing
new much is due fromIthe defendants To the
complainant, If any thing. And he court<
Eao1fl ofter that publication for four success
FsiNe weeks IN The "kanawha Valley Star"
Hshali pe equivalent to personal service of no
A1lce 2 all The parties 10 the suit of the
ing Place OF taking the accounts direct.
ed y Tests,
A.1W. QUARRfER, Clk.
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NHW &ooRS 81
JACOB GOsHORN.

Has just received a large stock Of
spring ana Summer hoods
n which he invites the attention Of buyers.
he wonld more particularly cali attention to
his stock Of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
s,tn.er;ofr in unantity. aualityland styIe1o any
tbifg eyer hrofght 10 Charleston; also,-hF
AA ssggh T ANnsoFT HATS
EEKaISS ~. 80 straw Il PaAa1la
kE& 10 NIantiiIs, Shoes, &c.
"A, ! u,t,lb v;sisbe sold cheap for cash, or
to prpmpt SIX. month sas,9 5a1
Charleston, "a pIll y, 90.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21

i have had in use upon my farfa, during
thessprAesent year, aAMtheat fan manufactured
4. B Hart 8. 60, III Charleston Kama wha,
take pleasures in Sayying that it{is decidedly
fan ! have leYersused ofseenyln uSf.
Y I 4AAMEs N. |LAAD DIE
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crs Iciliss Adrse q Rfr.lI ss: Go. }

KK,saFwlnA G. 4, W, MAY 2, 1851,
II hereby certify that have used We;
%Childs a. Co.'s t.Patent Elastic Fire and Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing ON my new hotel
and believe il to be an it is te~prtsented TO be
and fee lwarfehtedsin RECOMMENDING it to
the public. 0. WILSON.
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Kanawsha County Oct. End 1855. .

Having used one dfJ. B. Hart& Co.'S. Fan
for Gle aiming Wheat,f&c. i take pleasure IN
accommodating il TO The Farmefs, Tor clean
ing seed wheat Of creckle cheat &e., do not
think IL can be SURPASSED by any Fan. AS Lar
as | have. used il, ithas gwen entire sallstac-
ttion! JOHNfG.H gAhh'a j
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.ch .nLEsroN,. Kanawha.

E CR.RLEsToN,T Kama hd.
This is to certify tlRat | have Nsedd one OIL;
D. Hart Go inaproSea grain cleaaers, ana
take pleasurein RECOMMENDING thrm+ 70 tRe.
aiming community az q very superior ar.Iele'
A.Et.# A. WRIGHT.
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HARYEY,S

We n I'M Y ire II TIA
81 LAND AGENCY OFFICE,
THE undersigned has opened an office
in, the Tow n Of BUFFALO, PHr-
NAM County, Virginia, fprthe purpose o.
sefIiinglands, farms, mills and tenemef5hs
Those wishing to purchase, or having
such property for sale, " lldoweI to g1ye
o mice inshis counting rom corner Main
- II RO. Il. .HARYE cyl
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G.rA1n Cleaner.

This Ian IS prOno1nced by7c0mpetenlJ Judges
III ekfe best separator now III use, for cleans
Wheat, Glover Seed and all kinds OF.
ri in, from Cheat Cockel, Garlic and all.
kindslof filth. lit cleans Glover Seed clean.
enough for market without sitting They are
bailt of good material, and BY good Workfnen..
All our fans are warranted. Ali commit MICA
tians addressed to Ka nawba Court Houskrwill
be promptly attended to.
j tATaIoh al tsk7 Alt A III trr K J. N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-21
VIRGINIA, IS. AT rhles held in the
Y clerks office Of Putnam circuit court, On
the 1st Monday in. July, 1859.
Ro. Forth and others, y I

VIM. N. Jordan and others. b.
It appearing by affidavit, Ythat one Of the
defendants, Wm.lN. Jordan, is a non resident
Of the State OF Virginia, and she object of this
suit being to set aside a titls bond given BY
John Forth in his life time, tokIames Forth, ffot
a tract ofsit7 acres of land in Putnam county,
and to divide said, land between the children
and heirs. of said John FORTH deceased. 1t is
the -efoEe ordered that the said Vim. N. Jor-
dan do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this ordet and do what is
necessary TO protect his interdstn the preni-
SEES. .EJ Teste, \
n 2ys ROT HARVEY, Crk.
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Personal communications or eonlmunica-
itipns involving private lnteFests,0 20 cents pei
square, I'M advance. Announcements q can
atdatesE fol- Office, each 81, IN advance.
. Business Or other cotllmunlGatlons W
ensure attention must be laalTessea y ntN
DEE & MuRRELL, kanWaha Ct.li.t va.
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Cosn ssiosss's osr,c1, J ply Ia, 1851.

Notice. HE
fhs parties tolth;s SUIT will take notice that
! have APPOINTED lFtifay, the 9th day Of
August 1857, at cfifsn in Charleston, as
TIE lire ard pace Wien and where +
isha Placed Is take i nd staSe The a]ceonnt
ordered under the. decfee7in tbe@abore named
leanse. And n do RED lire the nToducttonf he.
ters N q Of all such probfs as sIafl 81 neeessa-
5fy foEtlhat purpose. NJ
ALEX. T.lLAIDLEv. Comm
SwANs, Sci. s 81
If Jhlyi4 1857. IS IN IL!
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1HE EEl SOMfANnf I
Philip p. cambridge Chief Agent.
TIE WIsIFRED MIs1sd AND MAEURAc-
Urn Il CoAPANY. Y
George J~eIries Chief Agent,
The KASAwHAAs MINING CoAPANY4
Philip p. cambridge Chief Agent.
Banks.
BANK or VIRGfS1A, ct Charleston, Kama.
James G. Mcfarland President.
SAM Hannah, Cashier.
John NJ. Doddridge Teller.
William Hedrick CIerk.
y. G. Mcfarland
John II. Gloshorn,
Andrew Parks,
James Ruffner, Directors.
w. chamberlain,
J G. Newman,
Francis Thompson.
I BANK OF KaSAwHHA, at Kanawha salines,
Henry Fitzhugh President.
A. Spencer Nye, Cashier.
Henry Fitzhugh, !:
Or. s.. Patrick,
Isaac N. Smith,
Charles Hill,
Thomas j! Buster, Drsetora
Andrew p. Fry.
Charles C. Watson,
BENZ. S. Smithers,
Thos. l.. Btoun,
KAsAwRA SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Alex. w. Quarter, President.
JohnM. Doddridge, Treas. e Ssc'y.
James River s Kanaw ha. Company.
William =, Rand, Collector Of on Kan. r.
Dpin1glas B; Laynss Sap. 9 Turnpike.
Coal River Navigation Company.
Thomas L.EBroun, President!
Cleme mt Smith Chief Eagisesr.
Hi john poddridge Treasarty.
Benjamin s. Thompson-ToH Collector
William d. Pate,
VIM. F. G6shorn,
John D. Vanhorn, Dsrsetoss.
E. Fl. Penniman,
Francis Thompson,
Salt Companies. s
RtIYEER, DoNSALLY T. Co.
N. v. WILSON, Chief 4gtn.
RuyrrER, HALE a. Co. III
4 John ssP. Hale, C1iJ Ageas.
BENZ g smithers, SAstPPtrg Agenf.
salt Inspectors.
Andrew P. Fry, Lorer Distriet.
II Henry n onderdonk, Jfptr District.
Churches.
EEbistopal Rev. 4. L. Smith, Minister.
Psesbyterian-Rev. Jas. NJ. Brown, !"
AEthpdia y. GRarch-Soah, Rev. w. B.I
Mcfarland, Minister.
Mftdpdist e Church, NoyA-Rev. -
Patterson, Minister.
AT k4SAwHA sALrrEs "
4M3iRdaiist e. Church, SoaM-Rey. ". B.I
Mcfarland, Minister.
-Adtdoaist b.. Church, NorM-Rey. 49,
f0'Flyng, Minister.
e ns6yteridn-rRey jill. Lepps. Minister
Baptia-Rev. JAS. 3. Ellison, Minister.
Arrival and Departure DC the Mails.
Eastern Mail arrives on TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 o'clock.
sP. iM., and departs ON Mondays, Wed.
nosdays and Fridays, at 4 Am.
GagaadoHe Kaa arrives on T TUESDAYS,
ThVrsdays and Saturdays, at 5 o'cack,
r. M,., and departs on Sundays, We'd.
nesdays and Fridays, at4, A. M.
Point Peasqat MaI arrives on Ties
days Thursdays and Saturdays. 1t 4 III.
n, and departs on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at "A. NJ.
Jackson Nall arrives on Tuesdays and
Saturdays at P. NJ. and departs on
Wednesdays and Sundays at,4 A. M.
Logan 4Mal arrives on TuesdaE be At 5
p. M, and departs on Wednesdays at 4
AM.
GlennpiHe Nail arrives on "Wednesday
II Al. IM., and departs On same day at
~ mil
HryRe Nal arrives oil Thursdays at
2 .Ml, and departs on Fridays II s A.
.M.
" Masonic Lodge-chnrleston.
This Lodge meets in its Hall, In the
sourt House, Oh the afonday night next.
! ding eMh fall moon.
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Cement oon


TIAyING puuIehasedst the right of Child
IL Patent EIastics Fire and Water
Proof Cement Roofing, (patented J January,
1881 for the State f Virginia, We are pfe.
paredHto sell the right fSr districts, counties,
or towns. 1T is the only article YET invented
that vail successfully resist the actlon Of the
atmospheric in every climate. 1t lis perfectly
Watef and Fire, Proof, and in point of dura
billtyiWe believe il is equal, II not superior,
to anyimetalic roofing; MD is by fat the cheap
est that can be nsed. IT,, !
It can be put on over ahiueles, tin or irdn
roofing, Ono difference how steep the roof to
prevent leaking; and it Is insured in Gincil-
natl at the same rate: ash iron or tin Ioofs.-
1t cannot take fire from itae burning Of eontig.
uous buildings. % #+
We viii be pTepafeed, tg the 10Th Of May, stp
furnish and put on his excelEent roofing az
Wheelingf and ether PLACES. ~ @f
Address us at Wheeling, Va, when full
particulars can be obtainkd.a
May55, 1s57,v3n2m3 ESTlIL q CO..
Read the following certificates. ,tI
OFFIcEsoF BucKEyE ST. ArfS INsuRxNcE Co., } |
No, 165Front street, bet, Main and SyG- : |
%arrore, Cincinnati OtNDec., I'D, 1856. ) /
To. all whom it may csncern:---This is ID
,certiiy'1hatI have examined specimens and
roofs of W E. ChildS g. Cos Fire and Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing and believe it to- be
emfnently superior to any other kind ofRoof
ing now in use. | was ain. eye witness of a
severe trial ofone ofthesa Roofs. from a large
volume. Of q lame from an adjoining building,
which struck directly upoA:the r oof and Cor
nice for nearly. haitian hour. Itstood the trial
b~eyand$aR expectation, and saved the buItd-
Signed, III w. HASKELL, |
Preside nj Buckeye State Insure nee Go. |
CIsicIINSArI AGES cY RSSyAL ISs. Co.
FEB. 6. 1851. s
i have examined VT E. Efilds 4 Co.'s Elias
tic Fire and Nv alter ProofGsment Roofing, and
as fat as Gan Judge. consider it a good in
~yention, and am willing tb insure buildings
thus protected upon the same terms as in
sure those c~oferedjwith metal
Signed, af, JOHN S. LAW !
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liv'l.
CrrNsc:IrN SAr1, Dee, 22d 1856.
To whom It may concernk-This is to certi-
fy that we have adopted WE sCh'fds 4 Co.'S
Elastic Fire ind w ater PTosf Cement Roofing
upon OUT store and Dwelling Houses It has
given THE most perfect satisfaction, and we
CAB reeoEmmendit to all wishing Fire and wa
ter ProofSRoofing.
Gas Fixtures, No 81 West Fourth St.
Ill A --1 &E III l. 4@
K,Ns VIVA C. H.. w, May 2. 1851,
I hereby certify that have used ". r.;
%Childs a. Co.'s f'Patent Elastic Fire and Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing lon my new hotel
and believe il to be All it is teprtsented to be
and feel wartented4in rcccpmnne nding it to
the public. 0. WILSON.
VIRGINIA, IS. - At rules held in the
w clerks Office of Putnam circuit court. On
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Having had occasion to clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly of cookie, cheat, Sc, ]
vas Induced, from he.high reputation mad,
Harris improved fans, I'd make the. ex-
periment, will one VIZ them, which with iacil-
ity, and ease in eyerg44way, faliy accomplish
81 everything for Which it has been so de-
servedly recommended.
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NIRGINIA:- Kanawha circuit court,
y Spring Term. July Cd, f8s7,}5 4.
William A. McMulIil
vs.. }IniChahcsly, 4
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OFFICE Of THE
VALLEY STAR.

Rates of Adverttiising:
org al T nor snuare Of IL lines or less for
tie first three weeks, ana p lens Pef sqpale
for each continiance. Fof aafee ntoMlns y
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galabba lunterp.

IN TT &#s AEM #4sSHtHE#.h |E4I ## 4& #@gE Z.@E&T7
Uuited states Court for Western Va
JoIIs w. BaooKENBRouGH-Jaags.
iBowYER MILLER-1H5ruey .tor n
JErFEKsoa T. ~MARriN-MrrshaA
1TnoMAs r.. MooRE- Clerk.
JoHss DRYDBN-DePaz.y Clerk ct ana4oAa
RoBERr BEAISEz-D MafshaHot hqn 4
This Court begins its sessions, ii Kan
awha. on the 19(hi AprilIan on thssla4h
September 4 each year:
Kanawha Circuit Court.
GEoRGR w. SuM4ERs-Juage
AspREy PAsks-da Geoaa' usaitAs
Ia. w QuARRIER- CEe1k.
yona@L MosELrE. j., !; s,iouers
ALEX. Z. LA1DLEy, - @na,'as.u
GEO. s, PArros. :" o44''
joins SLLAcK-SAeT9.
J.5H. FRY-Deputy &erG.
This Court begins its SESSIONS On the
mr. May and on the 22nd October q
-n year j NJ ~ III
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! II g Scn1fe Chamber, Ohio, IApfil sd, 1854.
g DBL. C. AYKR- HonoFed5 Sir: / have made q thor
oaalR trial Of the CArHARTfc PfLLs, left me by yopF agent,
and havegbeen cured BY them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The first dose re-
lieved me, and a few subsequent doses have entirely
removed The disease. I feel in better health now than for
some years before, which l attribute entirely to the effects
of your CAfaARTIc PiLLs. Yours with great respect,
I'm LUCIUS B. METCALF.H
The above are all from persons who are publicly known
wherethey reside, and who would not make these state
rnents without q thorough conviction that they were true.
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DIED.,

BIGELOW-On Tus-dsy morning, Dec. g, Sem1el Merwin
Biseow VI the late Rev Noah Bsslow, ssed year.
months and dsys
The friends Of th family invited attend the funeral
services the redsnce VI his mother No Is Commerce street
on Wednesday sferpocn, goth nst at O'clock.
BROWN-At Midtown NJ j., Wednesday Dec q, after
short Illness Prudence wife VI Andrew Brown in the 18th
yesef her age.
BELsHAW-Ath residence In Bedford avenue Brooklyn
Christmas night, Dec. 25 in the 6lr year Of her age, Mrs
Beshsw, widow the late Redmsn Beishsw esq, Of Grafton
street, Dublin
CHAPMANOn TesiAy Dec. q, George, of George and
Mary p. Chapman rr,d year,. months aud y days.
The relatives and Of the family invited send his
funeral "wednesday 5th ms. at m from the residence
Of his parents No ss Washington street. Jersey City
CONRAD-A No. Stanton street, Mouday Dec a. sitsrs
kns and painful lines. Mary Conrad widow Of late
Ephram Conrad, eco, in the I'D yssr OF her
CORBIrT-At Nc 2l5 Franklin street, Monday Dec. e
Patrick Corbitt, ia The Sth year Of hi. age.
HAlRIn East Brooklyn, Sunday Dec. a. JOserh Hair in
the 6sih year Of his age.
INNES-On Tuessy. Dec. g. Mary o. wife Of Charles H.
lines ard dsushtT Of the late William c. Tou aged Is years
The relatives fb-nd Of the family Invited
funeral her lie residence No. vi West Nineteenth stree.
tomorrow (Thurday) morning 81 10 o'clock without further
Invitation.
youngest daughter Of Mrs Juliet, and the late John y.
Msckie Of this city aged IL yesrs and - days.
PATTERSOS-At Newark on Sunday Dec n, Robcr. Walter
eldest Of Robet L. Patterson aged q years
SHERIDAN-At NJ 100 Eleventh street Monday. Dec. p
Mr. Sheridan ,cloyed wife Of Terence Sheridan ns,ve
ofWerInea;h, lr, and, aged CO Years.
TRESTED-In Brodlyn on Sunday Dec a. Adelia Jsyoox
youngest daughter H. and NJ TIesed aged 2Jes-s and
month";
sumption Jane NJ wife Of Richard H. W,ck aged J. year. II
months and days
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TBE CASE Oh DoSSTLLY.-LETTrR FROM Gov.
NrwELL.-The decision of the Cour; of Pardons vas
communicated n the counsel Of Donnely by Gov.
Newell, Of New-Jersey in the following letter;
EXECUTIVE DrPsgTsESr Dec ~ 1887.
80 Hesss PtNussros. BADLY ard MAcLEbS Counsel OF
Jsnses y. pOEpsuy.
Court Of Pardors has concluded the
s<rson Of he spphcAop Of james Dnnsy t~ho has scn
reepcsd suffer death fo the murder 81 Albert hos- -
Asvs HE runshu<nt oouunut-d that q psumen; for life
fhs syphcson hs nd een granted The prsousr found
sd Aek verdic, Sustained BY ths lie has been de-
tsded ~ spsd eoan WIN bsvr contested his step BY
ssp WITH rss, sss and ability The snpcme Count has After
pss~rt hrsns u ID. ~ al ~ d,As rssd b srst him
80 trail se ks coarf 81 Efrp.the highest udica tribunal
N - stsf~-hss SUSTAINED Us decision.
Ase the Court 81 fsfdons has hsn pti'on@d to
ecsas hs panisnsnt b. that of imprisonment Tor lite Ths;
Cesr srtfe.~t 9TH bnlns ~ its esrfl rsspsn.
ssy ~ sn.f msiafs dshb-sOn ~ conclusion which
Uass sresA ~ ~ bopr Il the unfor; lisis onendsr
1h sw o tns anf All dss thai deliberately ssys his
ties ssn >, snsa as ~ oay Punishment isr bs crime
-, n estsf @tefs iou eohtn,iins similar 0ssr- n no,
o. sassa tAs 81 ls~ keb All ns,,ns h.y.
fund nsressy " establish sd maintain, nar
osines % n,sfs q ny 18th ssscttop sNc.p,
srs aost IN. idfy ths narat.t or vsr, ,ke
ssssncss q hs rsepas'y him - rerci,a
~ on 81 nr DonDsy necessary n main
tA ~ usjssfy 81 ~ s~ ~ psot tas nsh.
sss< III ssnos sd 4snsty az tho s,-ss T. rDosfy
0spf ~ksss snlt We 90 e1s@siy proved ~ tbs
ts1ssss, 3 ,sa span 10 s would b. % trss ssysassb
Ssssk syassasy sgvv'l sggs gs.ily .nysl, N sab
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MARRIED..
pEpHrkS-RI-TLER-Ir

BERllAN-BuTLER-In Brimfeld, Peoria County, H., on
"wednesday Dec 49, by the Rev. Mr. Ha1en VIM Frederick
Berrisn Jubilee and NJ Jane Butler formerly Of Batavia
ny
CLARK-BERRIAN-In BrmGed, Sunday morning, Dec.
20 by the Rev. MI Msap Willard Clara and Mary Caroline
Berian daughter late James W. Berisn Of jubilee.
FISHER-CHICHESTER-At East Brooklyn, Friday ev'n'
Ing Dec Is by the Rev Dr. Samuel Ossood George Fisher
esq this city Emma second daughter oil the late MI
James II. Chichester Of the same place.
GWYNNE-GU LLIvER-On Thursday Dec H. at Geneva H.,
by the Rev Mt Hseins Mr. John A. Gwynne OF this city to
Miss Mary L. Y. Gullver of Chicago
HALLOCK-ALLAIRE-At Red Bank. " j., on Christmas
Ev. Dec a. BY the Rev. A. Gilmour Mr. VIM H. Haock of
New Yort City Miss Maria y. Aare daughter Of Capt
u. Alaire ofthe former place.
HEYER-GUNST- "Wednesday, Dec q by the Rev. s. NJ
ssscs MI Asher Meyer R.beccs, only daughter OF L. A.
Duust CSC, Of New. Orleans.
RICHARDS WILLIAMS - On Tuesday, Dec g, Il. St.
Thomsss Church by the Right Rev Bishop Witehorse John
s. Richards Of Reading Penn, to julia Van Ness, second
daughter Of he late Cornelius Williams NJ d.. Of Hudson NJ Y
vIDAL-CRAFr-At Glen Cove, Long Island on ThuIsdsy
Dec a. by e Rev. Thos Malaby Henry o. Vidal of Green
Rnt Long Island TO Eusens r. Craft daughter Of Joseph
Graft, esq, Glen Cove.
VAN STEENB RG-VALENrINE-In Brooklyn, Thurs
day Dec a. BY the Rev s. X. Ely. Benjamin b. Van Se~n
burg of " Centre Iowa. 20 s. Josephine Valentine, oaugn
ter ofths ls Eon. James Valentine of this city,
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COURT OF APPEALS.

The following is list of the first forty causes on the
Calendar of the Court of Appeals for the January
Term, 1853:
l. Leavi,t sgt. Graham Benedict Field; Ward as'
Dewey; T. Towney ACT. Barry Mech ast Allen Bentley
sr Columbia Company; T. Clark ag The Mayor OF
NewYork; Maybe ses at Sninn; Van WICK sgt Guth-
rie TO- Hatcher sgt Rochelesu; H. De witt sg brsba1e L.
NewYork City Insurance Company sgt. Mayor &c, q New.
York; 49, Sherman administrative, AIT Rochester and Syracuse
Railroad Company H. Packer AIT Rochester and Syracuse Rail
HsAson River Railroad Coupany
iG Otis sx sp-nc~r: II, Ednlonsone AT. Mcleod; r.
johnson AIT ,%hhloct 10, People s sI rel. Reyn.ds as
sscor att Suas: 81 0heit sgt Beach; a. Russell AT Living
ston: q Wtbeck at waine; D. Kenyon s Barnard; a. Msk
aet Prosser Pendleton ag Weed 49, Cobb at Cornish 80
Peddock sgt Gilbert 81 Ketetas Myers; a. Terwllser as
Wends 49, La,nott agt Hudson River Fire Insurance Company
49, Buffalo and York City Railroad Company
S. Murdoch sg Clifford &c. Rathbone sgt. Palmer ~ South
Baptist Society Albany ag Capp; &c. Cobb sg Peee 49,
Mictles ag,. Dilaye; 30, Horton egt Hancock.
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Hcv ccmmeneed mott violent and unprovohed o.
Ark upon the two men, and during tho n>lee M
Brownies friend managed 10 escape unharmed' Inc
ssfows continued their brutality and knocked Browne
10 the pavement five or ~ times quick as he could
rgain his feet he was fclled 20 the pavement Be
side the bruises and blows from club he wasaso cut
upou the head and face with knife. Yesterday after
noon James Ryan was arrested by one of Tie Msth
Precinct Police and taken before Justce Connolly at
sbe Lower Police Court. Mr.. Browne positively iden
Hfed RYAN az being one of the gang and tse one who
struck him with club. The accused was committed
10 prison 10 answer the charge at the next Coun OF
General Sessions. Ryan is blacksmith by trade ana
Ewes ct No. 1e9 Mulberry street
FRIGHT OF PRIMA DoSNA.-Msasme La "range
received last evening fright which disconposed her
nerves 20 very considerable extent. Whue she was
dressing for the Concert at Nibos Garden, she DIS
covered that number of diamonds and other Jewels,
70 the value of about $6,ooo, were nowhere to be
FUND. Tn state Of great excitement she proceeded
N the theatsr but Wa unable TO appear at the place
announced in the programme. An apology was made
Nv Mr. Corbyn, and the other part of the entertain
men. Wa given frst. Before the pantomme was con-
eh,dsd word was brought that the missing jewels were
Sospd.
Madame La Grange had let them in her dressing
room at the Academy of Music, on Monday evening,
where they were disco red by her father, all safe.
After the finding Of Il Jewels was announced to
Madame La Grange, she recovered her composure,
and proceeded with the entertainment.
~ BAD CoaPANY.-On Christmas night young
man named Francis B. Golden was attacked by
gang Of rowdies at grocery store Of C'ual ard
Hudson streets and stabbed by of the party. An
alarm was raised but the rowdes succeeded in escap-
ing. Yesterday clerk in the store one Bernard
Kelly, whom he recognized as one Of the psrty who
committed the outrage, pass the place, and calling
upon Officer Mead of the Ninth Precinct, caused his
arrest. Kelly was taken before Justice Dawson and
committed for examination. Golden now lies at his
residence in Renwick street ina very critical condition,
there being but little probability of his recovery.
THE CESTRAL PARK Conference.-The Board
held special meeting yesterday at o'clock.
Present, Commissioners Cooley, Dillon, Russell,
Butterworth, Gray, Hutchins, Field, Green, Strong
end Elliott.
The minutes were read and approved. The with
;frsvel of the sum of go 900 authorized for the
payment of persons employed on the Park, &C., and
tbe Treasurer was directed to pay the same.
II wac resolved that the maps that have been pre-
pared Of the Park in sections be placed in charge OF
The Clerk at the Office to be submitted to such per-
ops az desire 10 examine the same, with the object OF
preparing plan for the Park.
After trsnsactng variety Of routine business, the
Board adjourned TO Tuesday next at O'clock