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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

fuNHE latest patterns OF Gent. farnishtnG
l. Goods Shirts Collars Gloves Cravats Neck Ties Draw
Suana Wanda ar alss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

dtAIL GLASS 81 KA1NE's nnd purchase
~ one of their style Spring Cashmere Suits They
really beautiful Ian Eta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

~ 20" want Tr.uts, Vnli.cs Or Carpet bag
i You Will save money by going to
GLASS a RAINE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

AccEprKp.- Jnmes NJ Wilcox E.q., of Charles
City, has accepted the nominal ion of the Convention
which met at Williamsburg on Friday last. for the
pgrpose of selecting candidate of the Wing and
American parties to represent the District composed
Of James City New Kent and Charles City in the next
Legislature Of Nrginir.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

Store offer for cash barter superior lot OF Java,
Lacuyra and Cote Loaf Crushed Coffee and Brown Su
Imperal and Teas (uperr artce) superior Ad
Taow Candles with yasiey Of ariieie such
Us are found In family grocery mar lsls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

i WARDiNG PRODUCE MERCHANT. PAitNtns.
nuna Va Pompt attention paid to receiving forward
ing Manufactured Tobacco
REFERS TO
jesse Hare & Co, VIM NJ Backford DIR \. T. Backford
Lynchbug Walter Berry Mexell Grafton, Baltiln,r.
Beverly smith Cashier N Western Bank Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

DEATH OF A REyoLuTIoNAHY SoLpuR,-Wm Bel,
Of Spotsylyania county, died on the lstnof March,
in the oath wear of his age. lie ut Yorktown
when CORVALLIS surrendered. He had been mrm-
her OF HE Baptist Church for more than 10 yei.E.-
He WAS AN honest man aud esteemed hg his neigh
bors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

c,. wishes
Negroes
the high.
di>pcs Sc "I
lie can Ne
I)unninB
IRON.
Lcllburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

4 CONCENTRATED LIVE, IL :,rIirI. Tor
" making domestic soaps, Just received by
apI I-dAtts SIABl4EK & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

Tie above sale viii taxi place Wodno dny the 10Th April
s51 RESPECTS according to the foregoing notice.
ROM i DAVIS, Admir- Sc. of g. T. Is,
r. mud BEDFORD Stufnrl IN lruIk ct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

ATEa.KOES WANTED.-Thc ubscri Der wishes
~ purchase for the southern Market Likely Negroes,
the l0to years, which he will high.
Richmond cash price Persons ing dispose
would do well to gave him call before selling
lie be found VIM H. Mosbys Auction Store Bank
square. Address RO IL. DAVIS
feb 2fdAcly Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

N~aTEEEe.- We still giving oug u.,.nu,I
a attention the practical department Of our hi 49, and
Wonl vmind friends that they can have W3trrs
cIry paired the shortest notice and i'm the host
Our experience aud present facilities warrant US m
SAVING thai work of this description Will bccNocItd m
entirely satisfactory. Y kenYfmher house,
"A, HIIN ER / HORN 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

spES. GREEN AND SLACK TEA tor sale
D by hfABLER \ JONES.
ap li-d& cts
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-22

On the first page of the DAILY Poa, to day. will be found
elaborate paper in yndicaton and elucdaon of the
Presidents position relative to Kansas which copy
from the Washington Union 1t presents the question in
clear and satisfactory light and concusively proves the
policy of the Executive indicated in his message to be
WISE practical and patriotic and suggestive of the most
direct and mode of investing the people of Kansas
with complete sovereign power all their local insttu
tons This understand is the desirable end to be at
taincdnamely oplace the sole owr her government IN
the hands Of The people Of Kansas themselves by converting he
Territory into State at hera proper opportunity If this be
not Difference to popular sovereignty do not correctly
understand the tcrm such action be not in accordance
with the popular will Of Kansas majority of her people
must prefer condition of pupage to one Of independence
~ I Boston Post
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-22

Hon. JAMES L. ORR Our immediate representative,
many of our readers already advised, elected
Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
the assembling of Congress Monday, 18th inst This
high compliment to Col 0rrs acknowledged abilities
unexpected he eminently fitted for the position
and his popularity with his party together with the
respect entertained by the opposition for his talents
well his knowledge of parliamentary rules, warrant
in believing that the duties of his office will be dis
charged satisfactorily to all parties and add lustre to his
name VA IS
We learn there will be demonstration by the citizens
Thursday evening next, when several addresses may
be expected and with ourcorrespondent, can
derson, that all who should unite in the meeting
We hope to general attendance
anderson Is. CO. Gazette.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-22

Mr. Golden is no probability of Mr., Cobden's
return 10 Parliament at present. He peremporily re-
fuses to be put in nomination. party of gentlemen
who anxious to start him candidate for Read
ing have been informed says the London STAR that cir
oumstanccs family nature preclude him from seeking
a seat in the Commons, and would prevent his accept
ance of scat even elected without the necessity Of
a contest H
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-22

NEW York DAY Book. Since the death of Mr.. Stimp-
son. its late editor and proprietor the Day Book has pas
sod into the hands of Messrs Van Eve Horton Co, who
viii continue its publication the same basis and as the
representative of the principles it published by
their predecessor
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
Congress First Session.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1857.
SENATE.

The PRESIDENT of the Senate laid before the body
copies of the laws joint resolutions, and memorials passed
by the legislature of the Territory of Washington at inc
fourth annual session. begun and held at Olympia, IN shu
Territory which were ordered 10 lie on the table
Mr. MASON presented memorial from the president
of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Bailroau
Company praying for the erection Of bridge upon the
piers of the Potomac aqueduct and to authorize SAID com
pany 10 extend their road into the District of Columbia
Also memorial signed by every member OF the bar
of Washington urging upon Congress an increase OF the
salary of the Judge of the criminal court OF the District
of Columbia by placing that officer on footing with the
Judges of the circuit court.
Several other petitions presented and appropriate
ly referred.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
.s.l PURIFY TEgBlooD .
M y fifat fe Pills.
4 w i'll ft.it 4F, Fl
PIICENIy BITPElleSf.
I.ree from aIEineral Poisons.

\ i i N "a l. :.
THE artat pot.rity which Mofat's.
/ IL Life PilIs and hmnix Bitters havsat-
taided II. conscience Of the extraordi-
satary cures effect BY their use, renders
I.itunneeessary the proprietor e enter
into Il tpartiei,l analysis of the medical
Virtues g i 81 Isre}ties. Having been more
tban twenty yrs before The public, and
having tbe'ujed testimony Of more than
Three Millid of persons who have been.
restored t. tenioymentof perfect health
hy them i believed that their reISHtas
tiol AS tbbest vegetable nediciHelnow
before the nbliey admits of MP dispute.
I'LL almost terry city and village itl the
United Stass there are many whe are
feadY to tesfy to their efficacy insremo-
yingIdisea5 and giving ID the whole sys-
tenn renewdyigor and health.
IN. cases6 Screfula, Ulcers, SeEtryey
.or Eruptiottof the skin, Interpretation Of
tic Life N3lieines IS truly astounding,
often remoing in a few days, every YES
tiige8of thea foathsome diseases, by their
purifying Iects on the blood Feyeraisd
Ague, DSpepsia, soon Yield to then
curative pliparties No family should b
without tiles, asby theirtinlelysuse much
sifliarineail Expense maybe saveds
Preparadby WILLfAa u MoFFAF, y
D. New Yak, and fol sale By y
II, 5DRs Z. Z. dO0FF$
TX .4 y Buffalo, q. .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

TRAaEDr in MENPIIs, TEss The
Memphis APp6a1 learns that Oh
Wednesday evening 4 painful occur.
renee took place AZ the residence ]. at q
Mr.. Mitchell, about three miles from
the city. Some words passed bel
tween Mr.. Mitchell ami his son, 4
young man about twenty ~ three Years !,
sc acc. whenthe latter drew d pistol
and fired att his father. .Alr. NJ. think
inn ttllat biz son lad another pistol:
hastened into thel next rooms got 2
loaded gun aha shothin1. Thelatter
As in q very precautions state, ana n 1T
'stle Or no hopes are entertained ct his
sccovsry. Mr. Mitchell IS a very r.
spectacle citizen.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

carterIg spanish Mixtnre.
i The Great Purifier 81 the Blood
rTJF1 REST ALTERATlEE KN0YgNg

" f - = 81 l. y -
The Great fnrliler e. . me pl s,g,.,,s,
TIE has - = :, !. d; n, b
-sqf I $500 af,,,g E;,,a
In l inla pl .s,.sa ~ n6,s,;sss .,,sss
T. z ~ - pst,sles !.
9 ~ 81 ssp '' RIa..las R,;Is cue ana
i,ls ils'sf "a. ,.s.s.. 60. go PSrworr
IN ~. Nss'y es.,s III ~-sa,,s,,t
o. ies.sf ~ nss,s 81 III. Ss;ass 80 SILT
agu IL S = M tflcsrs Srpb;l;s;a
n:aa III "a III 5;s1sses ar;s;,sg from
'eas.' - 5s afa :.
- .s,.'i T;es ~ Z, 81 ~
Eli 4a1 80 s. 1- ~
nus .,ro.t .lt.rot;xs II Ai.d;..i,o ana
p,,r;ess as ri RIoad Sl now s ~ hs
49, g, s 81 ,at .0 ,.,;1s s,.,
,,as.ts nf Sn;tea StIltes5 M testifv
g :s ~. ,,,.ss
~ t,s !. ,,r rss af all nSsd;c;pas H(;SF.
IsfFP RS sos NISH Sif 81 p M.
49,. pbont,,at;s,n g..rf,r,,Is f;s,,.,s;o,,,s
FL Ia Sin Tn.ar D;ssasa FsTsrs III.
800 1,d so,sss 3 ,fses;Ir Il ~ L ;5Ssss
I n;S9,sasI ~ .bs Tbrast Fea5dIs car,
1870 ps;ns al Al ~. s'f AZ sj,5sss
XVI fT,;;Sts .-a s,Aead;Iv mi y 6;gb{ ktt
rs;ns tb;s ;rsst;masfIe T, & "a a SIS e
/ n Eor all discs ~ tis Rlons not
~, y, -, 8, ,z;slsSf s
eS ss - $50 +the y J' ~ II '
a'ts cent and s;ft;ieientl15 az tha III
and R;dnsvs e styenofben & rs Tso..SN
Ss;;IIas tansl 3o ia s,onss,b ~
Rim s s me 1io,
4 f,onstiitufio6 enFeebled 81 1880 q b,,s
h Kan down 81 he excssssss Il v6ssb 80 ~,
ns;st;,s y;.sar -. an ss,s, 81 = =
~ III 3,s 49, =, ~,
s~nl;aaII 8. ~ : & sE..'
49,, p.,s'1ps .,I si''s, q ., g gs
~ I'M sM = Fs s'''i .ssstssss WI 4
~ AZ s IA ash;l;ets, $3.50 sss
@saA rs sSn s.s 81, aI.. - '1.,s sas !,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
K. ANAW IIIlAA Y al. i Il u SIN r.
GosHoRN HOUSE.
chrleston, KanaWh.s.

DAVlD GoSIIORN informs his friends
III and the public general u that BIZ has
rebuflt 1t his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and is prepared to acl
conamedate all who may favor him with
a call, in a way that viii please the most
fastidious. His Bar Is supplied with The
finest Ghalapagne, Claret and Madeira
WINES; Applicant Peach BRAND les;
Old Bourbon and Common IN HISKl rs;
and fine GIG AIEs. &c.
Apr5I 23, 1856. n3tf3 u.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

TT AyiNG Just received ! splendid stock Of
- new goods, which has been selected
lththeSutmost care, feellwarianted ii say
ing p my customers. that can sell as low as
any house ip Charleston. haveA completes
assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting in part III
ladies' dsess goods, Of every description; fine
lot Of cloths, cassimeIfs satlinets jeahs. fam
nelS, white goods, bleaehed and browa mus rs.
linen, handkerehiefs, gloves hosiery. &C. In
the Grocery departement raf 5ehad white and
brown sugars, best coffee, moIasses, green
and blac teas, spices, tices fish indigo, oils,
window glass, powder, shot lead, gun caps,
all kinds. such as mechanics, tools, ns,ls.
shoyels, cutlery, ehains, plotvs, castings, &c.
QueenswaIe, Of all kinds. Glassware Of every
description; also, housekeepefs Aiticles. sHsh
buckets tubs. tinwaTe. toneware cotton yarn.
brooms, brushes. combs &C. Saddlery-sad-
dies. harness brides bits, tifrups gifts kburs.
bride reins, check lines, &es
yip$5af JOHN g, CIBHART.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
| Mercer Acade1nY,

CHARLESTON, KANAWIIA Co, Va
THIS institution. wilt Be opened ON
lAIosDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1856. The ses-
sion will continue without interruption to
July 10. 1857.
The course of instruction embraces the
Latin, Greek, and French Languages tho
elements of German, and the higher Math-
ematics. together with the usual branches
'of a thorough practical English edueaz
ton.
Tho Principal desires 10 build up here
) permanent School of a high order and
pledges himself to employ, If needed at
any time, well qualified and faithful as
Sistants, to aid him in the discharge Of his
duties. A
RIA n ES OF T ITO N
Ordinary English Branches, PERI 80
session Of Ten months, !
Classical Department, 3
ES1 Pupils received at any time,
charged ron BE Time oilaansi
e8d lie;ae ioFs
q ans flurtheri1Ifosthati oiI
aansi ssionof pupils Apply either 9.
ally or By letter. to
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
HTI AlsF1sY,S
" j 5 / i i j 1
Land AgencY Office. il

fIaIIE nndeTyped BIAS opened Alb Office
iii thSdossn ri BUFFALO, PER-
NAN, Qeafy, NHrsinia, fpr. the purpose ef
segl1pif u s, flllrn1s, mllls and tenements,
hos4HWaElsliillg e purchase, or llaying.
n.eh properly iPr sale will dp well 70 give
QtfIca inh il Counting room eoFner Main
nd Mulberry Atreqts.
vlli3$ RIO. 7. IEAI} Y ET
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
|aalr,I oWl ] 4 q RoIlpI 3 .--The Mani.

HRowNLow n IRouBfE The Mont
gotnerY AlaBama) Messenger states
that Il gentleman named Swan caned1
botil the zpublishers of.the Knoxville
IF1ip lAiessrs. Kinsloe and Rice q
fem DAYS since. The iParson had not
yet received his share.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
quINTEssI'NcE or KNo EDGE.
EXTRAORDINARY VOLUME,

"a " - ~ : as NJ " 9AiJt
EfSgEs f lille softhis wondetfuf boqkIis IN
i tltlIRE WITHIN, FOR ANYTHING,
MO- NVANT TO KNOW; +ar oveti 8. 7o0
fsqtsfFFr the People Cloth gilt, price one
Ddl Far+-- 1856 pages. L4@ Il. IF I.#
;IfNtslIRE. WITHIN isE one. d The most
yEAla able and extraordinary kolnln4seeer Ire
81 ntFd tethef American PUBLIC, an{t eHib6dics
NEARLY -Four Thousand Facts lila the most 81
'YtReh ann person living will find ms traetian
sll, and, eafertainment: sflngnire3 Within
n sold At TIE lea. price Of One Dollar aa.l
yFt ~ contains t43S pages Bof closely brin.ea
IiatteE, and is handsomely and stfonglyboand.
II lsRa Doctor, a Gardener, IA Schoolnaster, q
l1anGng Master, AM Artist a Naturalist a
Alofsller, a Cook, a LawSel, Surgeon, d
2CIhesel aver, q 81 henist, a CssnietIcian, a
BEswef an Accountant 1t. All Architect, Let
tqrH NY titef,' al tIfdsle. and Universal
Gnida. to all. kinds Of Isefal and Fancy en-.
ploYnlelt. Amtsemeats aRC Money making.
Besldes4aiEt this infornatlonH-itr we have moi
recon- a5 give idea Of a 4hundredlh paft oft
Hit aims 10 many. value lie ana useful re
cam hat an eFIi1iefa ta9H Of them Ee4afgt 81
seYtepty Two Columns ri fine type fgr, the
Index.
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Gent Saving and 1reeei pts; beftfhe whole is,
freab and new and i dited 10 the present
Times Asa book to kespin the family FOR
reference tits i'm eqaalle compromising as ii
does all kinds III Books Of ND Gfarmat5on IN a
sih sle Volume. Published By
l..ARRE f.. DICK & FITi RAID.
IEs# No. Is,s Ann street, New York.
Copiesiof the above book sent by rnaitson
receB of SIT, To any address s5r$$e Of postage.
Sepl Cash orders ID thed1db lFasEs,
Rsliable . geRts Wantg 4io eaIly ass idr In j
qni1g Withia.',s tf5
n fs4* Editors Of country Papers giving the
tons, calling RfteHtioa 10 The same ii tie
editorial dol1tnlrr, and sending marked eep5i
9f ihekqarer, to5the pS blisllers,. Will receive
Inquire Within peffe(ufn etF mail free Ct
1eStage. EEss. s35 81 1t. II 54i
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

SEBfl AsB The officers Of the
steamer ST. Mary, from Council
Bluffs, report that four men we're slot
ut Plaftsnloutli. Nebraska, March 10 1
hTIoniers ofa Vigilance COMMITTEE
ige others were banishesl the Terri
tory md forbidden to return under
pain of death Thcoflcnee Hlis claim
is9y31 ~ !, ~ ,s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

French horse. dealer vas asked II an
animal which he offered for sale was
tirhilg "a atsll, !, said He; s.he often
passes many nights :together BIZ himself
n sie stablen
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
X NIoIlroe ETd71Rk>
.sonth Side and St, below RAllc Sargrs
@ GALL1PDLIs 0Iilt
JOHN DUNN, PRPR,Eron

Y WE subscriber would respectfully iIifoa1i
y NE trayeilng pHbGie and Y cltiacns OF
4 ha1nsWha, that he has fecentfttAdnp the
newsbSlek House, Bn5Seeond s.ftsjRSt below.
the0dd Fellows, HAL, where BPM bepieas-
.edto accommodate sucfI sfs may linn q cali.
HIS table will at alltiaes be sYliea With the
best the market affords, aitdlvelefs can be.
accopasfi 4tad With conyeyaneto Oak TIill or
any dtiier point to which the fish 10 travel.
differentiation wi til the Tfut will be found
good fstablihg, With an asyfaatnt supply ofI
grain and hag.
I IA few.boarders can he onsm9dated.t MI ~
El MsrchF III. 1871 In
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
.AsSblr'IlslnlgaIs
OFFICE or TFiE
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.
8 cIIARtEsToE. KANAKHA co., VA.
Rates ofAdyertixings 1 |:

One dollar per sqlaEe of IL lines or less for
the frstthree weeks. and Is ( enis pef SQUARE
for each continuance. fot three months or
more, 1.-THE folio wing rateas
3MGNTuss 6MoRrIfs. YEAR
One square, IS $50 $500 00
Two sqaates, 90 500 ito o
Quarter otf a column, 90 1000 90
Hal eta tolamn, 40 90 l35 90 20 90
One Column, is co. so 20 35 90
Trans tent advertisements to be paid in adj
/ Personal Communications, [ or communities
thong inyoE pfiyate interests rs Gents pei
square, in advance. AHnail neementssof can
dida.esiforefiice, each 50, in adyatseei & \ !
II. 5Busileas or other COMMUNICATIONS 10
ensure attention must be addressed to JNoI
RUMBLE, Khnawhaf Hs, Va.
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600 REVV AID |!
YX7ILB e paid fo1r the apprehension and

NM iLIs 1pS pfhd loI lLilt apprehension aHV
wv Safe keeping, SO that the undersigned
can gel linn oft1e body Of JAMES, VINSONS
who, incojd blood, and WITHOUT any RrnvocaE
ton Whatever, shot and Killed MI. David
Branliarn whilst he v as crossing NE RIVER ID
tlIe ferry fdht 1t Louisa lawrence epuntyl
'Sy. eR Mon day. the 10th day Of March. 1857,
tilss nndefsl gilst VII gqsranteea reward d
IVA 49, u tllh person OF persons who VIII del
t. lason to thet proper authorities 81
ita u! is' '.e1s efE-ssnty, Reatuekya 81
Il s. ~ lilsp fssli OF wears ofage. 5 fed
~ silrs ign weighs 165for ITO ponaR
heiayy4ro9nd face, IS az & ssulky aispositSa.
has bad countena nee vhea !, snt Ss. ~ 4,
estllpieSidn black halt Md Md ,I,Ie as s "
nqgety az his right hand are sliabtSy hr,,s N
p ~ o ',9! pefcfptitle, Any nessom srtsssl
sala " ,iilse'will please give infgEns
allX q ln s. y fl'ers gnedat WafReld HI 49,
q tIle above rsiseFd f. si.s sf 81
i FL JOHN MARGIN , :; ~,
agN lib URN q ~ II P AZ, 9g95
4. JOHN TACK =Wlll paS - y ~ Pay. Wy >
]. HENDERSON BRAN ia 81, " 800
Waffeld. KY. April y I'M NV sl psy ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
!, ] 1asR| Z;

rT,HE s1bsefiber wishes to ,fll s2l dcies Of
IL Land, lying on LAWS HEX, Kan
awha county Va This lana has about 20
acres cleaIed ana in cuiiiya,iond heFed log
housed 60 Or 10 Young bearing apple frees. WITH
as many peach trees. ali Of good tdaityj and
q bank IA feet 10 thick ness zen he house.
There Is 60for 7olacrus suitable i5i cnltizatioa
and good watffconyepient. az
ALS0--A HOUSE and IL r Al hntlest antly
now occupied by Or. Jks y. h,:wning
offers lhree head Of befses for saIp an'E
wagon, neafIy 4 ews Any OF ali of y EDDKG
mentioned pfopeTty vii be sold 0ufED.
datRg terms I4r cash % approEg =, M raca;,.
Apply 10 the subscriber. at !" - - iesst 2
opppslte. lhaIIeztep, v -
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REaI0YAL.

III IRIS ROC formerly Of the Maiden
llfI House, 2Kanawba Salipes--has removed
10 tie large and commodious BEick House. ops
tposite the old stand, where she is prepared To-
!Ecttetertaia the travelling public.
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n The following atroeity was committed
By an old bachelor iii Wisconsin, WHO'S
az editor why isla. bridegroom rn6reex
pensixe than the bFideS Because tie
bridesis always gfsf's away, the bride
groom is usually solR. 34
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81

Mother Mother here's Zekee freet-
ing tho baby. ttaks him cry again,
zeke. then mother will give him some 81
gar and | 'llttake it away from him; then
o'fIsqaall5and mother will give him more
and you can taka that, and we'd both hare
some 81 IL
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: COTTAGE INN,

BY ia MES n. CRAY,
Tbs house is spleasantly situated on he
Poist Pleasant ard Charleston Tutnpl Re, ,avo|
milek aboFe Red Horse. Every alter ton 'YiEi
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!. 8alra6ba aiIFettatl,!.
uai.ed states Court for Wssterh ya.

Uuited states Cont raj Western NJ.
JoHa, w. BRockENBRoUGI Judge.
BOWER MIIHER 44toraeg 5og q. 81
JEFFERSON 4. .MARrIEt lfarsAalt
THoMAs III. MooRE Clerk.
JoIlN DRYDEN Deputy Clerk al HandselsuI
RoBERTs BIZ D. 4Na,8hdH at huh- 4
This Court begins its sessions, in Kan.
awha,5fon the 9th April and phi the 18Th
Of each year. 4
Kanawha Circuit Court.
GEoRGE Nv sUMaERs fudge.
MATTHEW DUsnAR 1fis.I for Coaicedllts. !.
As Nv. QBARRias--l2ef%
JoHM i. MosELEY, Ero,,,,,,; III, d.
A 4 =. LAIpLrr, 81 Gbanrerq.
GEo. S. PATToS.
Jous sLAcx- is1erW. &
4 IL. kFRY Depaty SAfrif liz
Pend i6,aurt begins it'll sessions onIthe
each year. an the R2nd October. of
1 Kanamha t.su.,ty
1JAdoB GosnoRS Czisf 80.
IA W. QTARRTER- Clerk, III,
394s u i MosELET, toM u ! *,
Gro. IS. Parros. czqaeefy,
ITS monthly terms begin on the third
Monday of every monili--and its omar
Eterrlg terms are held ii February june
/ august and N0vembeI.
II Coal Companies. 5a
] linz Coal RIyER AND n ANA VIA MfsISe
AND s MASt ACT ttffRlTEG CodPANY,
llliam IA. Watt Chief 4dgeat
IsrttE CANsHL Coal GU. or =CoAL RiyER
IN s. Rbsecrans tntJ 4IyeM IL.
ITnr WEsyEnRa Mmlse AND MAuFAc.
TtRTSd CpMP.ySg.
/ John D. Eanhorn. IAtef 4fgeat.
TINE yfRaIMs CANNEE Coat GoMp'SY.
Clement Smith i CHEZ 1gent.
The PlINr CREEK Coat AND IRos Max
trAcTuRisG CoMpAsy. 4
g. "a qpmpkins Gtgttef dgeat
Mr.. CARBoS AIISINe GoarAEY. W
81 @. Griffin cIfeF $Agcn.
'fuE Oh DOMINION Cokb AND IKoS
x MasuFAersRIsG CoMP. tss. ,fi5 -
Philip z Dandridge 6aief dgGtR.
2TnE WISIFRHD MrSIad AND MAsuFac7
TuRIEG QoMpASY-
George Jefries Chief Ageat
THE KlaSAWns MIsENG CoNPAsY.
Philip n cambridge ChtJ ageaf.
Banks
BaSR or VIRGINIA, ali Charleston. Kan 4.
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There Is a towainI 2 enas ylrAnia called
y Dang womanstowh What deuce
ofaplacei must be for the fallers TIN
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SAMUEL SAUNDERS
Civil Engineer and Geologistt

rs Hrtpsted 10 bore aRTESIAN WELLS
4 7he most authentic PRINCIPLES
Address this ofkce.s mas.