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The denomination OF the sMilitiai

+ TIE bin for the reorganization. oi the
militia, which originated IN. the Housn,
was passed yesterdayfby The Senate, with
. slight amendment. The following .is4a
synopsis Of the more important features
of The bill: iii
Sic. / ,Provides that there shall Be 4
major general for each division, brigadier
general for each brigade colonel. liea 4
tenant colonel and two majors for each
regiment aAcaptdin, Ist and "a lieuten-
ants4 sergeaaka and 4 corporals far eash
i SIC. 9. Renters void the existing
comnissionsof major and brigadiergehe
raj, and all field officers Of eayalrY ard
artillery regiments; but major and brig
adler generals shall continue in their du-
fies until their Successors are eieetsd BIZ
the isgislal.san The existing cotarnfs-
sions 81 all regfmeatal and company Of
ficers are rendered void 1.-The vacancies
10 BE- filed By i majority Of Tie acting
Justices Of the counties in which they are
located, until snch vacancies are filed in
tie manner now prescribed BY law.
aa Sec. A. Each regiment shall muster
annually in April Or May each conpa-
ay 81. lie line ii Apriland October !; and
asel, volunteer corps il April, May, June,
July, or October. The rruste.s to con-
tinae but ene-day, and the men kept on
duty not less than two hours. Officers
and men to be on the grounda at II o'clock
AZ. NJ. I'll any county, city Of town,
where the men number less alan 200,
they are % Be organized into separate
battalioas. q
SEC. Is. Notices Of fnusters I'd be made
through the papers, Or by posting notices
III The company districts.
SEC. 6. Commissioned officers to apr
pear 1t parade ii uniforms, similar to the
q. S. service. except that the buttons
have the Virginia coat of arms on them.
SIC. n Brigadier general to appoint
brigade inspectors. WHO shall be qualified
to instruct in all tactics, and shall hare
The rank of Northumberland.
], SEC. 5. The regimental officers shall
meet annually, three days before the
anil are to be fined IS for failing
to attend sucll meeting. Commissioned
officers, in case of failure to attend the
Of regimental officers. incur Z
like fine.
i SEos. 8, 10 aud II. Provide for OBJ
tanning correct return Of the militia Of
The State. sS
CO. 10 a nsl,ar;1ae fla hrioafia in
spactois 10 employ adrummer, and tifer to
attend trainings of officers, who. are to
roceive sc eaeh per diem, and four cents
per mile for the distance travelled in
The spot.
SEC Is. Allows each brigade inspect
u $ 5 per day for every day he shall AZ
tend the training Of officers. and Ten cents
per milo for tho distance lie travels.
Sec. Is and Is. Relate 10 the reviews
Is Be held By tho brissadicr generals an
nually.
SEC. ls. Prescribes chat there shall Be
one troop Of cavalry one company ofar-
sillsEy, All aos mors shsia two companies
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10 quarter
10 eighth Mtt

Is ORDERiNc FICEETs on CEkTIFIcArEs.
Enclose tile money to our address for The
Tickets oFdtfed, on receipt of which theywitl
be.ferwarded BY FIRST mail. Purchasers ca 1
have tickets ending in. any figure they mar
designate.
The Listof Drawn Numbers and Prizes win
be sent to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing.
aTPorchasfr VII please writeiheir sigma
.ture plain, and give their Post once, County
and Stale.
gJ'Remember thatevery Prize is drawn and
payable La full without deduction
10 Az prizes Of 5 1000 and under, paid i'm
mediafefy after the drawing other prizes 81
thedsual time Of thirty days.
/All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets Sor Certificate
to l8 S.SWAN & co., Augusta, Ga,
Persons resiping near Montgomery Ala, 81
Atlanta. Ca, can have theiroTdcrs filled, III
save time, BY addressing s. Swan & Co., n
either ofthose cities
LA list Of Numbers thatiare drawn. from
the wheel. with the amount 6f the prize TIA.
each one is entitled Il, Mill be published afte
every drawing, in the following papers:
Augusta (Gen.l Constitulinnalist, New Of
leans Deits, Mobile Register, Charleston
Slandards Nashville Gazette, Atlanta ia
itelligencez, New York Weekly DAY Book
savannah Morning News Richmond Dispsts
New Fosk Dispatch ard PauIdinE Miss
EVlsf. On. aV,t 1877 lf..ss
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Through Tickets to Richmond,
Fer S8l ES.

TTARM4N, Masons& Co, would inform
Ii The public, that having completed their
arrangements fir ma king the necessary CON
nections, they are prepn red to furnish through
tickets from Ghafleston to Richmond, fol
s15. Time -dunng Winter arrangements, 4
days The Summer Arrangement, will reduce
the time 10 two days and half, thus Ia 4
fording the travelling community one of the
quickest, cheapest, add most pleasant routes
through Virginia. k#
Office at the Kanawha House, Charleston.
Tke;t Stages Leave Charleston, every Mon
day, "Wednesday, and Friday,Hat 4 o'clock,
Am. And arrive on the alternate day at !
r. NJ. AS IA
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-rsorn I haseIconrersed who are acqualn-
You ares nd doubt, bIr, Eliior, aware
of t4e factltltat i FIRE person is net = me-
qto il la,oIgwho has less than One 5fonrtll
,Iegro Mood, and consequently beyond
that degree are eHtitled q oil the fHgsais
aud privileges of white men aud women
Aid the clerks 81 cpnrts and MINISTERS
III Ills Gospsf, and, indeed, alfothers ae-
,ting officially, are bound g recognize them
Il suyll. however lepulslYe i nnaF be g
ti,cir ceilings $50 ~ do, and With regard
II Ill duties Of Tho clerks of eoafiH isstr-
;,,y marriage lieeasas,l presume dley are
H. Z required 70 iasestigats the c21gr and
blood 81 The applicaut.7 / have yet 70
lam that sach Is tile lsae iii Virginia.
i fa liz
Hoping that this explanation will prove
satis!actary. is well'tp MANY Nnters,
astAs pusfp. aniotferings YOU MI NJ, isiis-
ii, al apology for this lengthy ic9fsnuauili--
cation, lam, Your 0biit S6rst.
FL. b JONES
CLARK Fayatta County 5t ssssars
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DIED.

4 Mrs. NsScY Marion. wife. of ". C. Melton,
of Kanaw4la Co., age. a years mrnth and 2
OARS. departed this fife March I, 1858.
/. Tie deceased joined the H. r. Church
when young; hEr life was one Worthyof itlfia
ton. she was lauch Delayed BY her friends and
acquaintance COOL wife, and kind mother.
She was long afflicted, bat eilduredEher afflSc-
lion with grsatlpasfeaceI She expressed her
selF7as being Willing and readyFtodte. Truly
weFsfeel that WI. have indeed lost q mother in
Israel but our iass is hersain. Trusting God
viii taketcareIof her chiidren, whom she
often earnestly prayed far, and finally make
them patt cipators with her of eternal life.
n. IL. GRAVES
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rs Pie E,ub,;c.

The i'm 'etsigned hayihg heen placed fol-
several weeksI before the Pub ieIby .".Many
Voters, r ms d candidate for the Sheriffalty Of
Kanawha Conn W -anI office whidhhe wouiS
mot accent under any circumstance, even il
|ttss pay and petqaiSites rqua'led1phe kicks
and cursee- -haYing sef sct,i8iiy tested his
Ip9palaFtg, and. from Present appeara noes,
IfcaFing an election. asafi KanaWhs, and sfthe
test ST nankihd,'' have sigaifed their iriten.
ton OF going their whole pile on hinl, he
returns Lis thanks to hip friends who put his
name forward aud respectfully withdfaWs il.
in favor of the Poor Minis Candidete.'s
Who is he " He II.
ii WI! A WHITTEKER. I
Charleston, safarca 1sstls58-
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u 4
DY fyirtpe Of decree pf the Ggaa,y N,y. ~,
f1 "a Kaaawha counisenteSea Line .S tnIs
nv Term there oil, in the sae Ct us
al i ~ = 81. vs. Mason raeii, e n!s.
as sp4cna calrmissioner, :,
iDn Monday, 18Th day Of April next
Il shall proceed to SELL 1t public suction, az
me ffrElt door. ef the Court. House of said
couutE, the nnf iyided interest Of sad amp
hell III three tracts of. land on the wateTs q
Poeataiico, and Grapevine Creek, spsteet 70
he contingent right of doieer Of Mrs Ma
II Campbell, wife Of the said Mason ~ 4 q 8
which said tracts the. first was conFeyed p
said Chmpbeil aud B. H. Smith, join tlysi bY
Juo. ri. DAVIS n ard vile. and the second was
convey fed 10 them, jointly BY Jno: Dawson.
! the third was patented TO them, ieinily. BY
the Commonwealth Of Nirginia-5said Caalps
be'Ps interest there being one half
TENS As to SIS cash in hand and. The re-
mainlar in equal iustalments at six. Twelve
and eishteea months. with inisIest. f,om aaE
lofsaleI the purchaser giving bond snq geee
security for said deferred insiallre,lts a4d the
deeds Being retained till they are paiss
v2sl2 w. S. lSIlMERSl Commas.
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Ftosa Cor. Of tfe. tAP etersbsrg Express &
GOE. Mise's pr9elaMati3n, Calling on EI-
y ira SHssioa.
RIcn v oYp, IMarch N.

E 4 r e. .
/ ltFFte House ofH d qIegstes. yesterday.
was 4 Scene Of cohfusiosl and uproar,9 and
as mi ia. naturally be supposed, no basi-
fiiess 81 importance vas transacted Those
members ii fsvoro Of es sendittsg The session
made anoshsr effort 70 get 4 resolution
j through for That ptfpo se, but i FailedIfor
Ethe want Ola three s 4ft. !is vote The dis
Fcnssiua of. CHS sRthgectINas violent. and
much excitement praFailad. twas feared
thai Messrs4 Capdrlaa and Seldom would
skin each other alive. sofeKtrene was the
lsrllts.age III which they inaafged. IIaw-
evsr, n alt passed off aud after Il good
deal. IL ullk about The Pan Handle Bill, q
The House adjourned At 5 O'clock ito
meet as,,liial, 1T I yP.s N
n AT tlle hour appointed. the House was
fun, every available inch5of space On the
loor. ia tfle lebbias and lin tic galieries.
being occupied Tile Pan Handle sub
iect daals up agaiil. and the gentlemen
| lfon Brooke aud Hancock wanted Up
make speech IN favorofithe bill. There
was some objection, but as ia matter ot
courtesy, Mr.. Breoke5and Hancock was
hnaIiy.peimitted Is 90 Oh Herese there.
fore, ana numbered away forrh half An hour,
4ndI must do him credit 70 SAY that he
made ] very gaod speech. The patience
9f the members, howeeer, befane er-
kausted at length, aud the confusion was
4o tgreat. That the gentleman from the Pan
Iiandls; could scarcely De beard. At
this junctnfs, the Serge aatsat3 arms called
dut Message from theTH oAorabse Sen.
dc II whereapon Senator Thomas enter
I'D, an ! with his usual digaliY Of manner
fpli tlieI House thatthe saalssIe hal dis
Hosei of every thing that could BE-
disppssd ef during the present session.,
and was now ready to adjourn, siiae as Z !.
n Brooke-ail1 Hancock male another df-
Ait 70 BE heard, but was finally choked
@f,
]. I Speaker Grutchfiel.l sahl there was one
iaatler he desired 10 lar bafre the House.
title liienbersAwoula grant leave
Leave ..leayc = was heard from Al
CHARTERS. The Speaker f,ilIowed this All
vice and left his ehair. Sin which Mr.
i&fnlpcE. If Madison, afterwards sat down..
l'S i:-sisa:isn.
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IF light infantry or rifiemen Is each Re |,
iment 81 Tie line.


SEC e. FixesIthe fine Of non-con.
missioned offissss and privates. for non.
attendance at musters, At Us cents foi
each failure
SIC. rs. Appropriates all fines receiy-
lid, 70 delaying the expenses Of the mil
tia establishment. Il
SEC: %. Authorizes Sherifs to col
|lectall nlilitia fines.
SEC. - PlSvides that the clerks of
every regimental court Of inquiry. shall
receive rs fur each SESSION, and 'S5 fo,r
making out 4 list of finesspr the sheriff.
The provost marshal for7eaci. day Of 81.
tendance on courts Of enquiry, s,ali ri
eeivs S2. The Atljntant Of every l>gi-
Tnent, for attending regimental musters,
and officer trainin9s shall receive $s4per
dieni. Any officer who shall attend to
notifying and mastering . company
which has no officer. and reporting delin-
quents, shall receive Sc per day while
engaged, but not more than $6 iit any
one year.
SEc. SO. Tie clerks Of the several reg
imental courts of enquiry shall as soosl
a5 may beaster this act shall take effect,
deliver To The Commissioner Of the!rere-
.une il each regin,ental district, state.
ment oftthe boundsEof the company dis
ti.icts ID the regiments Each commits
sioner shall, at the first time thereafter Of
5takiag Ills lists Of taxable property, but
not in any subsequent year, enrol the
militia By making ont al alphabetical list.
separate'aud distinct from. his spther4lists,
of all persons liable to militia dllty in cash
COMPANY district
Sec. 3l, Each commissioner shall. at
Tic Observation-Disclosures taxable lists III
the said year, deliver the said enrolment
10 The clerk ofthe ie3iaental court of en-
lquify inFhis county |; aud thereupon the
said clerk shall give the commissioner 4
receipt tfsfrefor, specifying therein the
number 81 persons enrolled, The said
receipts shall b evidence with the Audis
ter of Public Accounts that the commits
sihner Hal performed his duty, and Ii en-
atit1ed to the compensation lefeaftcr al
lowed.
SIC, a. The said commissioner shall
receive FIJI making-1the said enrolment,
two cents Tor every name enrolled. t. be
paid upon the production Of said receipt,
bF warraatof.dhe Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts on tic militia fine fund. But i
said receipt b. not ptoduced,s the 1Auditel
shall naakefno allowance TO said commits.
sioner ior this or any service lie may rem
der il the discharge of his official duties
SEC, 50. Any perstn refusing to give Il
said commissioned His name age. OF resi-
dence, as herein prescribed, shall forfei
and pay Eve doiass. recoverable by war
rant before any ;ustise Of the peace, one
half Of which Forfeiture shalHbe for til,
commissioner who may prosecute there
| FIR. ts-
SIC, si The adjatant general shall. d
soon rs may he after the passage Of thi
act! prepare q compilation of all nliliti
law then in force, ana cause tehaprinte
copies thereof to DO delivered tp the CON
mandairt ofEeach regiment tie line.
/ 4 SEc, So. IAll laws, relating tosthe mill
Tia. heretofore ii force, and lin confic
with~the provisions Hereof. are hereby e
pealed. s1.
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Mercer Acade,,,,

CHARLESTON, KANAWIIA tsso!. Va
TINE nekE session OF this institution viii he
i gin dA tie 7ih Sci temter. The course
Of instruction embraces all studies Ieqhisiis
for fitting boys fpF entering any class at Col
lege, Or fot the N<.ife buSiness Of life. III
will include
The Usual English n,snchss.
. Tie Lain and Greek Ia i;tnates.
he Frehchand Gerna1 [t6f1aaes.
The Mathematics. = s
D Theyssssion extends from srpslsSber "a 1 a
July I0th, with an intermissioI Of 4 lsz f,{..
at CHRISTMAS.
Tuffoh- st Grade, $50 per session.
r and. Grade, so "
All tuition iees. payable quarterly " cd
raRce.
Pupils, ~ All eAsTs. sickness exeepted.
Will be charged from time Df admission to end
Of session.
For circular, OF for further Information. sp-
Iply3tD B. N. Newton. Sec. Board OF 9'rastea,
Or 70 WM. c. CLAYTON
July 2l,I57 Pfincipai.
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neto Embellishments.

Nosicc of Electionin 18th District.
TYs0rler Of the County Court of Kama
I'D wha, made February term Of said court.
1855 Aaselectlon will be held in the dis
triet aforesaid, at Biz Sandy and Giyeds'
precincts, on the 4th Thursday in May next
fofthe e1estionefa a, Justice Of the Peace, 70
hilthe place yacateI by The removal Of JUS
lice Johu.G. Matheaey. The Commissioners
ana Officers coaducting elections III said Dis.
trict, are diectslto open polls Cor the plr
pose aforesaid, 1t the SAID two precincts, s
As Teste, A. W. QNARRfER, Clerk.
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s,,ot. serakssrs.-S yge. this week, ga ]
nopnce j udge IA {'oa IS as 4 s'a'kisd tie
spThiAe Soi6ee Fl Judge st tltls elFqutt n
rlscs ofJuage sraaERs resi ssaa5i; iii9x s
Is FIcRERss asa candidate tos "
JoEs II. +. sulrz; as 4, eanaidflfts Tor
t,omraigsiarlar 81 the Revenue, Lower
Distrist. AID JANIS i. IL eksflpE saEH g
] candidate for the ofic4 Of Constable 5 u
the Charleston Dstrieh We alfo IN
uou4co ths Withdrawal M. " atrrEHER
from the sllerifIalty raea course.
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FRESH D1.ugs.

He keeps cons aTtIy on hand Paints. white
Lead, Linseed. Lard, and Tanners oil, Paint
Shoe, Scrpbbing and Tooth Brushes, Japaa,
Copal ana Black Vafuish, Tobacco, Se9ars,
Patent Medicinesi &c.
4 The abortion Of the Ladies is called to his
fine assortment of Fancy Articles. Perfumery,
Stationary, DC. ne viii be happy at all times
to see them and attend TO theiE wants.
Physicians and country Nero hants would do
we'll to call and example before purchasing
elsewhere. TO AFT ] e would say II they want
cheap bargains bring the ready money. s
ie i6.tf
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MIR. 7CrIich6eld then offered 4 resoilI
non irstructing the Governor Is have
gold medal prepared, with suitable il.
scflpsIon. and ID present the Same 10 tho
widow og Commander Herndon. III testi,
ilefiy Of the appreciation, by Ills native
State Of the heroisns oftfat gallant otiicer.
under The appalling circumstances attend
ing the Central 4msrica disaster
The resolution passet unanimously,
and being communicated 10 the Se1ape,
passed that body also.
Mr. Barbour. 81 CulFeper, then moved
THAT tie Senate be informed oflhe readi,
ness Of the Honset Is adjourn, sine de
This was agreed d. and Mr. Barbour was
Instructed o communicate the message "a
the Senate. VI.
This having been performed The Speak
.er arose, and made tho usual farewell
speech. though nischiqrous twinkle d
tha#eye told that lie knew Of something
which the members GENERALLY didn't
The House was then declared adjourned
sine de. s
Mr.. Tucker, tie clerk, here arose
amidst considerable noise and confusion,
and read tie following
Proclamation:
WaEREAs the Genessl Assembly of The
Commonwealth eli yirgiaia, after holding
ITS session the time limited BY the Con-
stitution. has failgato obtain the conear-
renee Of threeafifths-of The members cleo
tel to each House, 10 continue its session
until the business before i. could be- fin
.ishea:
And aftersmatufiag. a mess Of frnpor-
taiit legislation, embracing numerous bills
of public and private Interest,", the two
Houses have Adjourned without passing
upon those Of most Indispensable neees-
.sity and vital concern both to the Conn
menwealt1 aud b indHidual citizens:
Ard whereas 4 hfsf.sse majority, though
less Than three fifths Of TIP members 81
both Hosses, have repeated 7 mallfested,
hy1heir votes, that IN extension of tie
session was required FIJI further iiapor-
tant aud necessary legislation 5. 5'.i
And the members oftheE Houses Of the
General Assembly are herd now present
Al tlle5 Metropolis, AMI there will be no
need of increasing tgleexpense Of mileage
III calling them togsther again 1t tile pfe u
eat time after they Shall have returned &c
theirhonaes
And whereas, the appropriation bills,
especially. authorizing money TO bedrawn
from tlle Treasury. As pay the debts %
the Commonwealth, have not been acted
oa and. pissed At the late session Of the
General Assembly i .
And ii my opinion the Interest Of tht
COMMONWEALTH requires the General AS.
sembIy to be Immediately convened i
Therefore hereby proclaim tothe Sen
ators and Delegates of the two Houses 9
the General Assembly Of the Common
wealth chat they are required oIIconven,
1T tie Capitol in tie City Of Richmond
Ion Monday next, TIE 9Th day Of March
la ID. 1853. at ,12 O'Clock Ut 20 legislate
further for tie interest Of the Common
| wealth., as they maydeem necessary am
proper.
Giyen under my hand as Gov
|. ernor, and under the seal4of th
/. IT.. Commonwealth, at Richmond
49, tl4is the 6thlday Of March. 1856
and ii the 82I ysarof the Commonwealth
HENRY a. WISE.
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TIE WEEKL Y. sOsrIi.

I At the instanceIof many persbqsI IT'LL iffer-
x Al eat pats Of the cpuniEy / hash resolved
10 Issue IA WEEkLY IsDiTloN Of TIM SbSRh
Tits Editfon3wlll coptaisl the cIhiefSditoii-
al Land IsiteEary articles of the daily paisr. be-
Sides variety Of newsSand commit aieatfoss
u The WEEgs LIZ SoaTuRwilf b sent M n single
sfhseI der fir one yeah on the pr4 pA etpsnt i
3 ]; but,Aubs OF three or more, Mi!l pc fun
njsfel at thc following rates: 4t1
n FDs three eopiss, 1-f $3 g:
Aye bH-# I OF
II 5tii ten -E#II Us &C
4 III every case the money mastE fc4In pan,
the Solter. iii E#EII E.
II The frs. number of3ihe NEExiY SottTH vii
be issued int few days. Pegs$ns WISHING
a complete file must SEN their abmes in i'm
nediately. s ROGER 4AH PR F0R.
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Nl.rICE.

TIaO Lewis StewaJt: Please take notice,
Il Il chat On Friday, the 2Bd day Of Apnl
next, at the Clerks Office OF Wyoming count,
Court, between the shoars o1 10 O'clock and
o'clodls. Ishall prticeed to take the deposi-
tons OF George 2. Stewart and others, o1be
read astevidence in a chaneefY cause, now
penaiae anu unde serraineas in the CIRCUIT
Court I'll said county, in which am Eplalntifl
and you are defendant, at which time and
place YOU canattend, il yop think prbp&T.
Il HI Yours, SALLY STEWART. &
II March 3, 1858. Walker Counsel.
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fam arn New,

lThe faparise steamer ~ kAsAwA ~ E+
Ky Twill hereafteFHrali IL the Cincinnati
trade We are sla,l tdleafn this VI she.
will commence 4ss regular tf.ps to1 II ah'
row from this places
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By an advertisement iii mn etase+ coll
ann, 1. win be seen tint joins {, laws,
a:aql, 81 Maiden, has been appointed g
,Notsry Public orsIE3aaNi.a csuai we
presun,s In will PROMPTLY ats4sd n ali
business pertaining TO- hls oiaee.
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! CHE IHnre,ir. Cane.-

Any Of the citizens sdasiro9s oil planting
this year, may BE- slpplied with plffe seed
jrss " charge, Oh application q tFie iinderisgn-
ed SAMUEL 81 q NBERs.
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- RloposALs--s sfs carpenters,
Bri4slase~s, and others Interested 5l. VET
ses. BIZ natiee u osr Iapef tbl7 EF u ],
,b.tIths terms. lar receiving Proposals for
rupRInil.linr tise tM. b. Church South, III this
Taiaee, las been extendea 70 tile i Xxi. q @
April apps9xifsp, and tiias NJ the terms ilase
been materially Changed
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1 TRUST SALE or VALUABLE e
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TN pursuance Of tie terms and provisions
lsof I Deed Of Trust, executed by Nathan
iel s. Brooks. on The, ST day Of July, 1851, TO
The nse7signed and Frederick F :. Brooks, ss
TRUSTEES. for the purpose Of seep-ing certain
debts therein mentioned TO Fred Stick 6icokss
ana bis assigns, aud duly reeofaed IN tho
Glsrk's Office of Kanawha County, 10 winch
Dee7 reference is hereby made for a more pa <
ticuIaE description of The property therein
conveyed, the undersigned, Trustees as afore-
said,> will proceed to sen, on
MONDAY, 18th day Of April. 1858,
atthe font door Of lie Court House of Ks..
nawha County, al Public 4aetioa, 10 ahs
highest bidder, fer Gosh, o. the real hnk per-
sonai Hfoperty conveyed intsaid DEED, con-
siSt,ng de valbable Salt Property, Furnace,
fxsuresand appurtenances, tools. mules, cars,
SC /; tn B is ole oil the most yalua Die Salt Pro-
peftiesan the County Of Kanawha5 and IS tie
same conveyed by Frederick Brooks 70 Ma
thapfelS. brooks by Deed Of Record ihtEe
CLERK, Office Of KaRawha County. We will
sell so much Of it as may be necessary 10 sat
isfy the debts aforesaid, land VIII 81 nFey 50 eh
title as is vested in us rs trustees, whichis
believed to begged. sl SsSN
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I'd etweenmy reSidesee ard tie Episcopal
x1Dl Church, "a Breast paa, nnsaissdt, ia dark
blue. A liberal reward Will Be pail IIte any
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