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HAYWOOD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
ME EXERCISES OF THIS INSTlTuTINN VIII.

HAYWOOD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
VuNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
II commence the third Mo6Gay of this instant under
the supervision of Mr. p c. and Mrs Shaw who come suf
fcentv recommended to justify he solicitation of the pat
ronage of those desiring give their daughters thorough
For any information relative to the location and other
particulars see advertisement of Male School. -
Tuition per session of five months will be- tt
For beginners SO 90
More advanced branches, IL 80
Higher English branches, s.'' Ii 90
EXTRA cHARaEs a -.
For drawing and painting in water colors each 81 90
Monochromatc painting, '7a-. 10 90
Needle work, - --.=lS. l.s.-( 9 so
The Ancient Languages 9 required will be taught for
the usual prices - sis<iE@ SO $50 :,
ELIAS BRYAN, z.-s
RICHARD FAUCETTE
JNO. W. SCOTT, :.
r. X. SMITH,
B. /. HOW'RE
- R. e. RIvES.
HAYWOOD, Chatham Co., July II, 1887. 6s-9w.
x SITUATION WANTEO.-A YOUNG GEN
teman lately graduated at the University Of North
Carolina and who give the best to char
acter and wishes teach as principal asss
tant in classical school, As instructor IN private FAM
lily. Address E. W. G.
~. +ss' Oxford, N. G.
July IL, 1857. CIT.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUEH.
w ted to announce MILLS II. BROWN a candidate
for the Office Of Clerk Of the County Court Of Wake
July II. '''s7~' ''S''----- 67-t&
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The Fifth District.

We are requested to state that Messrs. Williams,
Gilmer, and Waddel, candidates for Congress in
the 9TH District, will address the people follows:
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W DR.. w. J. Blow denounces as Know
nothing Pug-ugly lie, the report that he is out in
opposition to Hon. Tho. Ruffin, for Congress- We
knew the report to be unfounded.
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othe. subjects Of taxation Land and slaves mnst
contribute to the support Of the public burdens
whether their owners sigh over empty grsnar'es, OF
rejoice over barns filed to overlooking. Our con-
clusion that the exemption of the capital stock 81
bank from any greater impost than that which is
specified in its charter does not exonerate the divi-
dends of the stockholders from such taxes as the
Legislature may, from time to time, think proper to
impose, is expressly decided in the case from Ten
nessee, to which we have referred. We have shown
that it is directly within the rule of construction ex-
tracted from Chief Justice Taneys opinion in the
case of the Ohio Insurance and Trust Company '.
De6ozt. Being thus supported by reason. and con-
firmed by authority, we state it with confidence as
the law of this and all similar cases. The demurrer
must be overruled and the defendant ordered to put
in an answer
Der CUR1AM. Demurrer overruled.
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special Notice.

Tie is conducted strictly upon the CASH system
Al pe,s discontinued Mt tile expiration Of tile time
for rtch they hare leen paid. Subscribers sriH be notified
FOUR WEEKS before their time is out By CROSS MARK o
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mr. pE be discontinued This is rule from whach there
rW be Departure Watch for the cross mark, and reeO
vour subscription.
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must be overrued and the defendant ordered to put
in an answer.
Der CUR1AM. Demurrer overruled.
- The Educational Association.
1t gives us pleasure to publish the following from
an esteemed correspondent. We trust we shall hear
from Chatham" again, on this and other subjects
He does not over-estimate the Importance OF the
Educational Association; has he done more than
justice to the enlightened and hospitable inhabitants
of the town of Warrenton.
For the Standard
The proceedings of the Educational Association,
held at Warrenton, will doubtless be read with in
terest by every citizen of honest old State
The prime object of this Association is to remedy
the defects and perfect as far may be- our whole
system Of popular education. As in mineral, so in
intellectual wealth, North Carolina is behind the
foremost State of the Union only in point OF devel-
opment. Her natural resources great as those
of her sister States and her sons capable
theirs of high literary attainments Too we'll salts
fled though, with her enviable name for honesty
integrity, patriotism and virtue. she has suffered
her immense capabilities of wealth, happiness and
usefulness to be lost for want of a more thorough
course of education.
From this Association we hope great things
Embracing it does teachers in schools and acade-
miles, professors in Colleges, ministers both OF law
and religion, conductors ef public journals, and
rank as an institution of the State. 1t will awaken,
enlighten and elevate public sentiment, and inau.
gurate new era in the history of our Common
Schools. 1t will remove prejudices, and light and
knowledge will be extended to the masses. The
good already accomplished cannot be estimated by
dollars and cents. The public mind has received
an impulse in the right direction; witness, the num-
Der and character Of the attending delegates-the
liberality of the Railroad companies and, above all,
the free, open. generous and elegant hospitality ex
tended to the Association by the kind citizens of
| Warrenton. Too much cannot be said in their
! praise Distinguished alike for their public spirit
and zeal in the cause of education, they welcomed
to their homes With cordially that will never
be forgotten In after years may they feel it an
honor to have aided materially in the organiza-
ton of this Association. Lopg may they live happy
and prosperous and their laudable example may
| others follow!
No immediate or brilliant results may follow, but
the impetus thus given to the educational interests
WILL like the rain and sunshine, permeate and en-
tighten the whole State, and North-Carolina will
yet have cause to be proud of the Educational As.
| ISOLATION CHATHAM. .
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Rioting STILL COL Fremont Hl-Supposed slacer.
New YoRK, July l4-The city was quiet through
out last night No person killed. but six policemen
and eight persons were wounded. Three regiments
of military were under arms all night They were
dismissed this morning
New York, July A.-The rioters in Seventeenth
Ward are making extensive preparations for re.
newal of conflicts tonight. Incendiary handbills
are cir culating, calling mass meeting to put down
the Metropolitan police.
meeting was held at the Germans theatre to
make arrangements for the attack. It is reported
that the rioters have field pieces and plenty of mus
kets and ammunition. The commissioners Of police
are duly preparing for them on all points. A force
of nealy three hundred have been stationed in the
ward. Three regiments Of military have been or
dered to be in readiness at a moments notice.
The barque ". G.. Leuis was seized yesterday
off Sandy Hook by fhe q. s. cutter Warrington, as
a suspected SLAYER.
Col Fremont is lying seriously i'll at his residence
in this city.
The Arago arrived last night Her dates have
been anticipated. Duncan K. McRae, ESQ.,, late U. s.
Consul at Paris, came passenger in the Arago
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FOR the Stan0oro
Nor1cE.-Was found, at Black Creek Depot, on
the night of the 9th instant female child deposit
ed there by some person or persons unknown, ap-
parently from one to three days old This is to
inform the parents Of the child that it is in the
care of Mr.. A. H. Aycock, who will do oil that can
be done to preserve it, and very respectfully re-
quests them to come forward aud take it. as It seems
to be in very precarious condition. If they do
not come and get it. they may rest assured that no
time or pains will be spared to ferret out the pa
rents of said child. when their infamous conduct
will be fully exposed to an indignant community.
For the further information of the public, we would
state that the child was found near 10 o'clock of the
night of the 9th in small black hair trunk, chair
turned inside) on pile Of slaves near the cooper
shop of Messrs. A. II. Aycock & Bro, and taken
charge of by Mr.. A. Il. Aycock. Early next morn
ing tracks were found and followed from this place
to near Stantonsburg-ne seven miles The
trunk bore evidences of having remained in the rain
the evening BEFORE and the child seemed nearly fam
ished. 1t was deposited by two persons, one wear.
ing India rubber overshoes. The trunk was marked
on the bottom, H. 6. Jollie, Washington, N. c."
as though bought by him (perhaps North,) and sold
to some other person. The owners name had been
marked on the top, but carefully cut out We think
the public generally should try every means to find
out the perpetrators of this base and infamous act
July 10, 1857.
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FREE SUFFRAGE, or the right Of eOery free aohite
man, s0ho pays tares, to cote for members Of the
Ssnate.-Free Suffrage men, do not forget your cher
ished measure. 1t is to be voted for Thursday,
the 9th of next month"; the day on which members
of Congress and Clerks of Courts will be elected.
The enemies of the measure will defeat it, if they
can. "Forewarned forearmed."
U Read the interesting sketch in our paper to.
day of Mr.. Scales speech at Yadkinvil'e. Our in
formation from his District is of the most cheering
character ga long pull, strong pull and pull
altogether" and the victory will be ours.
EWe The Directors of the Cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company were in session in this
place on Thursday last. We understand that anoth-
or proposition for doing the work is under consider
alton Nothing definite arrived at. Present at the
meeting, Messrs Casidey, Haughton, Nixon, Rench-
er, London, and Smith.
H.. Knnu
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The UTAH ExPEDITIoN.-In little whle-not ex.
ceeding ten days, we should think-the whole army
destined for Utah will be in the field. We have
doubts not now for the first time expressed whether
such army, SO encountered with baggage and mill
tsry supplies. reach Utah before the winter sets
in but If not, they readily find quarters at Fort
Laramie, and thence make an early march to Great
Salt Lake City in the spring
The officers of the Quartermaster and Commissary
Departments, in fitting out this expedition, have
done wonders. Since the 9TH Of May, and up to the
Sd of july learn that the number of troops for
warded by them to the West is 900; that the
Der of horses purchased amounts to 8O2 number of
mules, 1884; number of wagons, with harness for six
mule teams, 325 total number of tons of Quarter
masters and Commissary stores, purchased and
shipped, $3.50; number of bushels of oats 1860;
bushels of corn, 10000 steamers engaged, As ana
number of transfers employed, 200.
We further learn that the value of the Quarter
masters stores is $70O O00 and that of the Commits
sary's stores $328OOO We do not know that this
includes the value of the horses. mules, &C., pur
chased elsewhere than in ST. Louis; and we are
quite sure that it does not embrace the material Of
war furnished by the st. Louis Arsenal, and in the
preparation of which an average of one hundred
men have been for some time employed. When the
whole account comes to be footed up, it will be
found that this expedition has been the means Of dis
bursting some twelve or fifteen hundred thousand
dollars in Missouri, to say nothing of transportation
across the plains the supply of beef cattle, &C.,
contracts for which have already been made.
st. Louis Republican, July 4th.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
Llrat. GoFefHof appointed.

We arc graflfed 70 haze it ii ON
power tai state that lVM. Il. Jackson
Esq. Of this Place. las received tlls
appointment o Lieutenant Geyernoi
III tire State. I'd fiji tile VACANCY made
bY Ihe resignation Of i. Nv Me:
Comes flv late iaclNpeift The
honor. tlloagh npexpeetea was vel
deserved. MrEE has talents ofligh
order. hes had much legislative Is,
periefcc. and Is q superior business
man. a the limit Of the executive
appointment expires thirty DAYS aftel
the meeting offthe Senate, &c become:
the duty oftha body to elect 4 presi.
ding officer fiof tie rest of the tcrm
Il can hrraly do better than continue
Mr.. jackson iih the office e dr
kers6urY te$.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
yALUABLE
Earm FOR sale
W7IE subscriber oilers I0T KNt3
sals tie farm GA which

.THE subscriber offers Tor ~
SAT- tie farm "a which
he now restless. adjoining 1
IN yflage nf Coalsmoua KasatNha
county, Virginia, c~pntaiping about310
.acres' more orgess, 4 large proportion Of
which il Eanawha and Coal fiser bottom.
of the fhestand most produe Eye quality,
fTheuplsAd All of excellent quality and
Ven adapted to DE cHl.utesof tobacco in
addition Is ths ordinary crops n the
The House ard out haildings are very
eonimodious and compulsory building
necessary, or convenient for well ar
RANGED fssrh. The sitsrasian ofthe house
il beautiful and oammading, and the
lawn Is well set III English grsss aad Y
forest trees. The, farm y well Matsred
having several fnes springs
The attentgH.a those desiring 81 me
farm and .earafpitable Homestead, situated
il he midst I'm Intelligent and refined
community respectfully invited lto
Hibiss oppeftnnitx. The subscriber will
take pleasure il showing The premises g
my one desiring % purchase FERNS
win Sc moderate. accommodating md rea'
sopabIe. B S. THOMPSON
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u tttn giar'
~kASAWIHfAq Il
Tuesaay Mofnlps Norenber & 1851
Ladies' McFia4 Seeirty.I

TheLaaiss of 81, Jynn Episco.
pal) Church have formeda soeietyaol
benevolent objects connected With ths
church, and respectfully solicit from
the community L patronage intlae way
9 ffancy and Ornamental needle work,
and knitting. akeful III families Tls
Society meets every alternate Thurs;
afternoon. They invite customer.
tor any Kind of woik Of the above
description. Orders may be- left viii
tic Treas. Donations Iii. money, 81
niaferiai forlworkifg HI aid efstle
purposes Of tha Society tha4k han he.
ceire1 Nothing more aran h,r pr,
ees Will bs charged fol aly aftich
made.
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II EN II q q q

N0RIH GHARLESTON. Kahawha.y a.
TNnIS convenient hotel l.ns been tegfttsEd
II aud exclusively ealargsb It is the al
'lytayefrih North GAarlesfoifs No eApensa
has been spats dior the accaMedas len d guest II.
Their TABIE, II all times, is supplied with
The delscscies II The season; Eand the eaps-
cious BAR RDOM with tie ehoiesst Eiguois
and Segars-srench, Pale apdPeseh Branches
Jamaica Rptp. 1lelianl Gin, Domestic ard
foreign Winds; On Rys, Bourbon Aonongs-
liza and Con Halnn Whiskey.- I
GOOD SsatblngS We l~Sunpiie1 With corn and
Ftav. II. SANDER & CO.
J are %, 1857, nes3!s.
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By Tie Gpyeraler or virginia.
a PR~o MI

49, TIA E H&EI M
tyNTHEREAS. andsr the autqaior.ty Fesssd III
wv The ENecht.vel,y law, a Ee~lInaisai0pef
been erpolntetto exfHine into tile toR
di,ianoft tue Baslk Jig kanSwta. and ly tile
efe port III afdcckktnir1 sinner il iSmanifeSt that
de bank canhotaseet its liatiiitsss, and thai
FITS essetst6 u lar e~a1Honnl haysSbesa REMOVED
fbesonI tiesatbitksf the Gomnsonwealth and
lwi haatthe operAtSanof Us aws,sand Il hayA
ii,iss been II pGateA bits President sins a come
aHR,iI nleatien hefat0 anneseis that Iha said
Ibatsk has ceased 10 reat en- lis NOES iii ghIi
III silver coiny u tef has iaE made everyellofI To
dose: Therefore, !, Ga1iTk AZ Wise. Governor
Eoftke CoHn,enwpeaith Of INirginla, do hereby
5troh tbitt i hills 81 notes Of sid bank 10 be
receiyedin payment OF ahy money due the
Isaac, and all 3coiitcting officers Of tho Com
Id ,nweaifh are raqnifed satake notice hereof.
M testimaNy krhertotg 1lsave subscribed
smysnamesnnd cahi$td Iii Stafof tie Sfate 10
wv. III 4 fiael ~ifefe9nio, at Richmond,
SEaLt this tenth day of October 1861,
land III the SD wear Of LhS Commonwealth.
HENRY Al. Wise,
blythe to nors
GsaauK ". MuNFeRp.
See'y ef theh6 Com q M
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irinsitna!f Markets.

FIorR-Tilelnarkc.s was very brisk
to-day.and prices had anupWarl ten
tle,pv atfiie close. The sales reach
4 goD iris. 1T S4Efer ordinary super
6,e. 81 20 / 30 for extra, and "a
25@l 4osfor extra white wheat.
WurAr-The markets il steady,
,v;tha demand hllly equal to tile rel
esiipts. Prices ne tsla g s5sto ~
for prime White, And T5tgsoforl led
IA sale Of $50 bush prime Mhiteat ~,
CoRS-Isin moderate demand, and
the markets Il steady at 4oc:
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E31abI1c 8aIe.'

DY virtue of asdeeree rendtIeG in tile CT
Id cult Cpnrtpf Eoore COUNTY, at Is.tall
Term, 1856 I'LL the sui or Robert Sitalgrass
IS. BurneIi 'ssheiss, Ut ais, TIKI UNDER gned,
as Spec I'LL Comm ssioneIs, Min Offer fpE sale,
ut public auction, to HE hgEest 'Liiilr, OH
Monday tlle 3lull day oil Npscnbef nrAb
li8g79nt PEAT ma, iii Boone county, h Tract
oF Lald, coitia nlHg 40 aeEG$, more oF less.
sHt,iatA aboat two1mjies below Peytonp and
wing o,nNNb5lttH sides of Dig Coal Riyef. THIS
tact OF la9Gi fS now in possession ~ R.bert
S4,odgrass, A((a4l is deereed 10 III sold 70 Ebsaip
The payrnenEANp tie ptrcs 5se money Gie
ti.rean, from Ne Ifrlts Or BeiIianr n Buraell,
deed, t7stigs ia ID Robt ii Snodssra<s.
TERAis.-fa ash III 81 lnutt rs viii pay the
cost oflhe suit af3leSaid. aud the. expenses
of tie sale. EIlhesItsiAue tl4enof III SIX and
twelve moniNs, with ftteTssf tffltli day y sals.
Tie purchaser r4qilited N give bond With
ID sec5{,nly lor*lhe d :ieSlel .paynlsnts.-
me Tile OF I'LL land believa4 10 lie iudis-
.putab.e. TaOS. l.. BRONN,
GEORGE S. PAETQNs
Oct. 81 /, '.f1 Las SptttiaakC n1' ITS.
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%@A
ENIRt:INiA, ss.-Aif Rnlhs hefl III the
~ Clerk Office Of tRe al cltit' G art for
Kanawha Ggantss in The month Of Qetobefs
hiS5a ~ SH
The gofh 4westtrn Bank of Yifginia. com
lpialna bt ~. The Ohio Eifc Insurance. d md
IFast g. tmpIiny absent dasf.naasts; the Bnhk
OF Kanawiia ard a. Spencef Rgess hene de-
fe adaIts.-in Ghafictfe.
The object af this Sfifi is II. obtain decree
AGAINST the absent aesen,lentf the sum df
$asTI ,51 fiji ltgal intt rest thereon r. nn the!
"a Ii dbF on Anga>t. rs T,Antl Faii. and 10
attach Id the sbaaslstof Tie hRine tcfsldanis;
or in the hsdpls ofaeltberguf them, any monies
t.ur ,chattles due or -t0 became dAa toll e de-i
| fendant, tho Ohio Life Iasi,fanee and Trust
COMPANY. Al Ais To- attach all st0fk staad ng
I'LL. books &c lle Hank spt Kama wha, in
The n,nes oflihcS4idlOb io Lift IAsstsanee {. D nd
Trust C~pmpalayaT 10 the nalarfFal SAID ne, o md
all interest which the saa Fr.iisiIc Comps ny may
have Therein whether a. Law IA FsqaitA or so
mucfthereof lis, will be sufficient 10 satisfy
plaiatitI 5 4ciaiIl afpEtsild vita Interest
thereon and the fosfs
III appsaIiallst By sf6davit m 4 that ih4tdes
fsndant, the 0hia lille Insurance. aid Trust
comipa9alg 8 not q & dent Of tie $ ate efFirs
ginia,ilsis oI.lered fltlt they 20 appeaf here
within fne month alteE dlue pltbliea shln pc this
order end doIwilat IS necessary 70 psotect their
interests in The pretlAses.
CppS-Tesse.a
E TIA W. 0tIAR IfiER. 1sie1k.
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lin Charles CIenzet,s Building door above
It~isesluuInal 0Hieey where j MI Keep eqn4
stp No ON hand every rhiHg usually fFund in
q l}0okStaEe. s AS +.
Hisstoek consists, "a parted Sch0Ok Thto-
logical Classical sEds Miseellsfk ph1s Hooks;
Rlaps Books Of all Sizes Ind PSF9es; Letter,
EGap, FancYana Plsip NotE PaPe Billy elopes,
Fancy Rlainl and Goyefnment QAiih, Steel
AMI esald pens; Poeket GltilfxN3 SlatEs oftnli
sizes; Lead and Slaia PeanIlsf 4hSps Docks;
Arnold, Masaam andENpM Inks
lie has facilities BIZ Wh5ch IA sea 4 on the
shortest possible AeGce RFOcprs Any popular
work Published eitheF III America III on the
fCentfnent. Ma #Alk A9
AL thetiate pabiica ionS recsl ssli as soon 81
ldssRed. ia &H H eaHae %6
lie has in hand n1N 500 auEFe5 Rianl
Hooks assorted, half nd OIL boilnE
10 dozen Memofauaamrs end Pass Books
assorted FL # AsM I8
100 Resms LstIeR GePAa Fancy snsl pain
Note Paper. ,1ff5I s Hl
States Of all sizes. steel ma Q1ilE Pens.
Inks, Pencils. Fort fnlibs, Visiuhk and Prn-
ters' CardsseRen-H0Ia ftk II aAdA, Draw-
ling and Bill Paper etcld5n qnalE,ies 70 snii
npfchpsery and al Isw Hgqss Five him !
Yea sbGfore pugchasIhg alSeN heFS. Us he j.
soinfaenth he err gse pEHe salts httion.
tiaiiip sIis. Mstrh fe5F N3il11H
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yTIRGININ.--Ai RileE Leld in The clefs' )
;IiS i ss ss:-ff IS Ra e. hsl5 r e
Vo,o,rka CoI.gr - KAsa .sonttf hs4a.

80 A4aCr n[4n fklEkttE
Y Gtsrk'sl Office Il The Circuit Ciburt fof
Kanawha Cofnty, in ne month Of October.
6tS57.s b{sFfE
The Ekrlh9wesiefg Bank Of BVi.sin'a at
Wellsbprg, corp a,nant, rk. Tie Ohio Life
Insurance anf Trust Campens nbSsns defend.
ant; Tie Bsbk Of Ksnavsha anil Al. Spencer
Nye, hume ID endaniss- 10 chaneery.
Tie p!ject ii This sl Is toSobtain eeefee
against The . kent def'dffd the.sum of Sf6fT
1c With legal int rest thereon ffem The 3 n
day Of Angnse 1851. until PAID; end 80 3 ;taeh
lintte hands aftbe home eefrldans S. onin tEef7
lhahds Of eitifr Of them, apy MONIES 81 chat
lies due ~ tb teceme due 10 ihe defendant.
ire Ohio Lite; Insurance and Trust CoHpeny.
Ais /, TO attach all ftpck staining tpoa8 tie
ookS or the Bank az KafawIa in the name
OF The ssidi Ohio Life I6sufance and 'Tru. t
ECsHlsany, or f thesnane uf said Eye, aud
all inter- 81 which ihessam TfustC Company may
have therein VIE btfatl&ht IN equity, a. So
much fkertdf.as win Il tffie ehf 10 satisfy
lie plaiptifs Cam a,oresaidswithl Interest
thereon and the'coSr.
II appearing by afidsyst fled flat the de-
lendani, The Dhs lie Ihsdfance anil Trust
kE0mpanysis nhtsa resident of1he Stale OF yir
gina, Il is orisrel That II aoappearA here with
sin one nf5Irh sitetJue~ pubEeatitH sc this or
der and ds whit Is ~ eessarF 10 fnolett az in
|teEest IN Sic Ifemises-
Copy -TeSes
IA. W.Q SAIr4ERrcFk.
xyptE4ox.S 5L Tvsas5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
EULTz, DENNY & snEPsA isD,
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