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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
An Old Fable Realized.

A cook in the family of an old citizen
of Augusta, Ga. in cleaning a fowl, a
few days since, found a cone shaped piece
of gold, valued at five dollars, in the giz-
zard. We have had recently occasion to
remark several instances of good fortune
emanating from the State of Georgia.--
The above is another to be added TO the
list. We have constantly to record the
never ceasing run of good fortune that
flows from small risk in the legalized
lottery of S. Swan & Co., which draws
every Saturday in Augusta Ga. The
holder ola fortunate ticket will be emit
tied to the capital prize of SIC, 900, which
draws in December while the possessor
of a hall or quarter will secure proper
tionate share of the same. Tickets $40,
: AMI 81.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

We invite our readers to the perusal OF
DE-. AYzR's advertisements which appear
III the columns of our paper. They de-
serve attentionas treatingo of what interests
us all. and from source which all have
long respected. The DoCroR is well
known as one of the leading Chemists of
this country, who devotes his great ac-
quirements to the discovery and manu-
facture of remedies for popular use. The
unparalleled success which has followed
his labors is too we'll known in this COM
munity to need any elucidation from our
pen Washington Co. O5serger.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

A colored man, in the employment of
Capt. Blagg, of che ''Ohio," was forced
from the boat, by the Sheriff and posse OF
Kanawha County, Ya.-4Neigs Co. zele-
gropA.
The editor of the Telegraph is some
what deficient in geographical knowledge
of Virginia. The "Ohio" isthe regular
Cincinnati and Marietta packet, and
would have. to run some forty miles out
side of her trade to accommodate the
Sheriff of Eano,0ha county to make the
arrest. undoubtedly means the Sher-
if of lfason county, who has jurisdiction
over the territory just opposite the single
Quilted town of Pomeroy, where the above
sheet is printed auiPotis 0oarasoz.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Railroad Meetings.

We cheerfaIly place in our columns this
week, the proceedings of meeting held
at Hurricane Bridge, Putnam county,
which came too late for our last issue.
Since the Hurricane Bridge meeting, we
have received the proceedings CT various
other public demonstrations from Putnam
and Cabell counties, which we are not
able to place in our paper, as we are
crowded with matter. and as the proceed
ings are too late to do any:good, being
merely call meetings, and the time having
elapsed for the holding Of the grand
demonstration at Barbou.sville, Cabell
county.
We are glad to see the people of the
adjacent counties waking up from their
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, on this great sub
ject. But we equally regret toasee them
SO late about it. In December last, we
published call for meeting in this
county, which was held, speeches made,
and an adjourned meeting had, at which
resolutions were passed, and the whole
subject discussed, with patriotic zeal, and
distinguished ability. Since then, we
have keptup the fire, front and rear, right
and left, in season and out Of season,
while our neighbors supinely rested in a
mastery inactivity, But better late than
never. So we do heartily rejoice to find
them come in at7the eleventh hour" to
our rescue, for the honest indignation
of an injured, but united, people will no t
always be disregarded. Let, therefore,
the people speak plainly, speak at once,
earnestly, positively, and all together
Let them say distinctly, Having waited
long, and made ourselves and section Of
the State a sacrifice, with the hope of
securing to our Eastern neighbors the
wealth and prosperity that would result
from railroad connection with them, in
stead of with Baltimore. we now see
nothing but disappointment, vacillation
and delay. And if the future is to be
no more propitious than the past let US
begin in time. before it is forever too late,
to look for aid to that quarter where tits
most sure to be found. There is point
where endurance ceases to be virtue.
Is it not close at hand? We are glad to
see, too. that the .sRichmond Enquirer, !"
1.-THE South aud g Examiner, are be-
ginning to open their eyes on this sub
/ lect.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

TNHE C,mmonwealth of Virginia, to the
L Sheriff of Kanawha county, GEeeiing
We command ysu that you summon the Old
within your baiIiwick, to appear before the
ustiacS of cur County Court for the, county OF
Kanawha, at rules to be held in the clerks Of
fee thereof, on the first Monday in April next,
to answer the James River & Kanawha Com
pany of plea of trespass on the case in as
sumpsit, damage $500 90. And have then
there this writ. Witness, ALEXANDER w.
QuARRIER, Clerk of our said court, a The
court house of said county, Ihe lstsdly of
March 1858 in the sgd year of our foundation,
v5n4l A. w. QUARTER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
NOTICE.
a f ESSRS. John N. GARRISON, David ]
VI w. Clsrkspn end John ]. William

NJ ESsRs, John N. Clarkson, David ].
vi w. Cl2rkspn and John J. Williams
You will take notice, that whereas the
said David J. w. Clarkson, nthe 25ih day of
November, 1852, executed to the said John
j. Wllim a deed of trust, sn certain tract
or parcel of land, lying and beng IN the county
Of KanawhaJ The same purchased by the sa d
David j. W. Clarkson of Isaac Moves, and
Cynthia his wife, aud Bradford NJ Moves, and
conveyed by them, 10 the said David j. w
Clarks IN by deed bearing da,e the 10th day of
August 1852. in tr s. to secure the said John
n. CIaEksun the SIM of ten thousand dollars
due the 18th day of August 1852, one half Of
which SUN the said John N. ClarkSGn after
wards assigned to William Tompkns, now Ge-
ceased. and The said Trustee John ]. Williams
having removed beyond the limits ofLhe Com
monwealth of Virginia, l shall apply by mo-
ton to the County Court for Kanawha county
on the first day of the next April term thereof,
april The 10Th 1850 to appoint another
Trustee ia the ace ofthe slid JohnJ. Will
Jams. RACHEL NJ. TOMPKINS,
by her Coun ell,
Al ANDREW PARKS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Commissioners Sale of Valuable ConI
Lands, and Salt Property, on the


In compliance 50 III the directions of n de-
cree of theciacuit couTt Of the County of KS
nawhas rendered at the last Fall term thereof
in suit pending therein in G hancery wherein
HAIRLESS aud Lanham are Compartments and
the A6n1iBistTs4TiK and He rs of {, rockef TSeJeu
late Of said equity deceased. and Others arr
Delendanis--the Undersigned d. appOinted CON.
mlSsioners for that purpose by that degree
VIII sell to The highest bidder, at tii. front
door OF the Cont House of said Count in
Charleston, on Monday, the 1917 day OF Anil.
1888, the several tracts Of land OF which the
said Crockett Ingles died seized ard possesaed,
situated, lying, and being in this County,
and are as follows
Lot No /, of the "Wdshingtoa Burning
Spring tract" containing IL acres 80 poles.
undivided toGfth part OF twO-thiHds of all the
back, or mountain lands, formerly belonging
10 the estate of John Reynolds. deceased, ana
which form part Of the Washington Burning
Spring tract; the Conrad Smith tract, the
Z" HARRISON tract" Neal aDdSlaUgbter tract"
and The steele tract, - and all the right title
and lnterst IN law. or in equity, in and to Gil
The lands sold to franklin Reynolds by the
Deed OF Partition dated May IS, 1885, and
which was conveyed TO the said ingies by the
SAID franklin Reynolds, and-othe+s, by deed
dated sept. 3 ,1a4 = and Of Iec ord in Kand " ha,
Clerks Office.
These lands are well known to be valuable
as coal properly. and sail property. and he
bottJm land is of a superior quality. The
property will be sold in parcels, or in entire
ty, as purchasers may desire, aud as u III be
found 10 be most advantageous.
Terms SO much Of the purchase money
as shall be necessary 10 pay the costs Of suit
and Of sale, viii be required in cash, and the
residue on credit of oEE. TWO, and THEE
years. in equal instruments, bearing interest
from The day of sale, the purchaser. CT PUr-
chasers. giving bond with good personal secu-
Iity and The little retained until payment of
said londs in full.
JAMES / CARR, Special
THO. Z. SWAMI, CONS.
Peh. is. 1879. ygt42. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

TINE Commonwealth of Virginia, TO the
i Sheriff OF Kauawha county, Greeting:
We command YOU that you summon the Kan
awha Coal C,.tnpapy, il they be found within
your 6slliM before 1i, ~ 9gss ess
wha, at rules TO be held in the clerks Office
thereof on the first Monday in April next TO
answer the James River & Kanawha ComPa
ny of 2 plea of trespass on the case inassumP-
sit, damage 5000 co. And have then there
this WI / Witness, ALEXANDER w. QuARRIER,
Clerk of our saII court, at The court house of
said county, The lst dayofMarch, 1858, in the
SD year of our foundation
v3ni4 A. w. QJARRIER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

THE Commonwealth of virginia. 10 the
a Sheriff OF Kanawha county, Greeting :
We command you that you SUNNI the Kan
awha Coal Company, if they be found in Your
bailiwick, To appear before the jus ICES Of our
County Court lcr the county of Kanawha. al
rules to be held in the clerks Office thereof on
the first Monday in April neat. to answer the
James River & Kanawha Company of plea
oftreSpaSs on the case in assumpsli, damage
$500 90. And have then there this writ. Wiz
ness, ALEXANDER w, QUARRIEK. Clerk Of our
said court, at tbs court house Of said county,
the LIST day March 1853. in The 82d year o.!
our foundation. Al a. w. QUARTER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

We are authorized to announce Mr. RosERr
M.=MiLcoLM, as a candidate for reelection
to tbs Office of Commissioner Of the Revenue,
for the Upper District of Kanawha County.
Mr. JoHs W. FIELD au. horizes US to an
Roumce him as a candidate for PREDICTION to
the Office of Commissioner of the Revenue,
for he Lower District of KGnawha County.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Through Tickets to Richmond,
For %ls

Mason & Co, would inform
Il the pablo, that having completed their
arrangements f~ making the necessary con
nections. they are prepared to furnish through
tickets from Charleston to Richmond, for
SIS. Time-dunng W inter arrangements, 4
days. The Summer arrangement, viii reduce
the time to two days and half, thus al
fording the travelling community one of the
quickest, cheapest, aud most pleasant routes
through Virginia.
Office at the kanawha House, Charleston.
Their Stages leave Charleston, every Mon
day. Wednesday, and Friday, at 4 o'clock,
a. NJ. And arrive on the alternate days at
p. II. - 43
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and her great works separately wlo cry,
no money ruin, doaoslsing and cry down.


and her great works separately who cry.
no money ruin doaoslling and cry down
every man that proposes any thing forslhe
public good
In the second class. among our public
men. there IS a large number. Il isohl!y
where como To the third class, that the
number becomes very small, indeed -
8csslhoan Hay. aud Webster were distinct
peculiarities eisthis class, in the last gen
Grafton; and Douglas, Seward. aud Wise
are as diverse in This.
Douglas is distinguished for boldness ;.
no less tllansfor his towering ability. Aud.
the Kansas Nebraska Act, with the priihz
ciples il contains, is the browning act Of
his many great Geeds.
Webster held public opinion in check.
and prevented the people of Massachu=
#setts from running wild on the subject of.
abolitioIism but he was venerable, as
was Douglas. in Illinois. not only to
breast the storm Unpopular fury. but also,
TO turn back the tide upon itself, mount
upon the stormy wave, and ride securely
and triumphantly there, and every where !.
Wise. too, hasallthe holiness and inle-
lpendence Old douglas with less discretion,
however. but 65ftess 81 eqt,il, if not greater
brillianey. He has the genius to originate
his own measures, and the boldness to de-
clare them. whether they please or dis
please; and he has, also, too much vanity,
self-will. and genius, mingled in most
rare compound, to follow the lead of any.
one, as indicated byzhis untimely letters
on Kansas That such man should
say and do many great and good things.
and not a few foolish ones, is therefore,
naturally to be expected, land to be praised.
and abused by turns, and to care as
little for the one as for the other The
bold, just, and magnanimous course ia
ken by HMM the constitutional conyeil-
ton of 1857 on the basis question, has
not been, land will,not be forgotten by the
people, and especially of the West. His
wrestling with Sam, will long be remem-
bered as well by that gentleman as by
the Democracy. And, as the Governor
of Virginia, he has originated and advo-
Gated more great measures for the
greatness and glory of the State than
any Executive for the last half century,
His Oyster Fundum, State Insurance,
Centres of Trade and Internal Improve
mentpolicy, show him to be nozordinary
man in these extraordinary times.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
legislative.
ieS1sIaT1Ve.
SENATE.
m ~ 80 49,.
IHURsDAY. Feb II
Dill REPoRrED.

. Z
A bill has been introduced by Mr..
'Weleil of Madison. having for its object
the exemption from distress or levy of
one slave. The object of the bill, and of
its friends, is to retain and pefpetuate
slavery. and the more efectually to in
terest all classes both Eastern and Wes-
tern Virginia to the effect.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill making an appropriation to the
Coyington and Ohio r. r. was taken up,
Mr.. Bruce spoke at great length and in
favor of the bill. His speech was very
brilliant one.
Mr.. Beale also spoke at great length,
AMI said he would favor the appropria-
ton. provided the friends OF, the road
would oppose all other appropriations of
a simillr character.
FkrDAy, Feb 10, 1853.
BILLS PASSED.
Bill for the suspension of the circula-
ton of small notes.
SATURDAY, Feb 90. 1858.
ADVERSE REPORT.
To resolutions in relation to the secu
rites of James II. Ferguson, late super
intendent of schools in Logan county.
BILLS PASSED.
out of part Of the county of Tazewell
with House amendments.
House BW.-To repeal the 9th sec. of
chap. 90, of the Code. and to amend and
re-enact the 9fh, 9th, and 1th sections
of the said chapter so as to specify the
price to be paid the Public Printer. Re
dures tie price 95 per cent.
The bill abolishing the salary paid the
Public Printer and, continuing the salary
of the Printer of the Senate, was taken up
and passed. &s2 -
TUGsnAY, Feb, e3, 1853.
On motion of Mr.. Warth. the resolution
by the House of delegates for the appoint
mont of certain public officers was taken
up.
On motion of. Mr.. Smith, of Jackson,
the rules were suspended to take up the
bill amending an act entitled can act to
amend the act passed the 18th day of Feb
ruarv concerning the terms of the Cir
cult Courts in the 18th Circuit"
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the Carbonate coal oil
company, i'll Kanawha county.
Eniarging the present corporate limits
of the town. of Guvandotte, in the county
of Cabell.
Authorizing the trustees of the M. E. |
Church South in the town of Ravenswood, |
Jackson. county, to sell and convey lot
in said town, held by them.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Leyne-Of authorizing certain
changes in the location of toll gates on the
Kanawha turnpike.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
For County Surveyor.

IT- AIr- SAMUEL SAUNDERS authlTz4S us to
ann,Hnee him as candidate FOR tEe Office of
CoIHfy Suryeyo., Tor eCoInty 81 Kanawha.
HTAIrs John 4. ColES authorize us to am
nouRe.- ri n rs ascandidLte tor5the Surveyor
ship of Kanawha County.
Mr.. A. r. SENSETTs tia nkin the electors of
,kanawha CoHniy for their past confidence,
authorizes US to announce him S candidate
for re eietion to the Office of GodntyS, rveYor
: We are au' horized TO ann1duce DAv1D L
RaFENEs, as can iiiia f + tile office of Coun-
= tysSnsyeyot, at the next election. ev- =
~ Engineers ot;ce. Va, C. r. r..
Stauntun, Feb. 10th, lS s.
Mr. d. L RpFsxsR was engaged for some
tpne on this road as assistant Engineer =
HnIie here, he had considerable experience in
6. pTelim ndry Surveys, and i1ftIe lJcation of
The la'l throngh the m ouHtainous country east
: of the AleghanY, n fteTward heswas on con-
Stractlon- In each OF these depart lie
gave great satisfaction l found him valu-
abls assistant in locating the road as he thor
oughly understands the USE of Instruments,
aRa IS more than usually careful in his work.
Besides this, Mr.. RUffueT is well yersed i'll
mathematics and for quickneSS, and accura-
ey III calculations, IS not surpaS led.
eds H %. WHITCOMB,
Chief Engineer, Va, c. r. R.
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD Co.,
,s.A- RIcHMoND, February Is, 1858.
l am Informed that Mr. DAVID L.. RuFFNFR
Is a Ca ndidaie for the office of Surveyor of the
connty of Kama wha. Mr.. Ruffner was. few
wears ago, an assistant Engineer on our Cen
trail Road. In the discharge of the dulles of
thIt Office, he gave abundant evidence of his
capasity to fill the Office he now seeks.
So E. F0NTAINEj Pres.
SrAuSToN, Va, Feb. 18th, 1873.
: TO all tOhohs it may interest or coHcPrn:
t- DAvtD L. RuEFNrK. Esq, now of Kanaw ha
County was, for several years, engaged as en-
gtneef ON the ryeys and location of that
portion of the Virginia Central Rail Road be-
tween Charlottesville and Csvington, and for
many llthS, assis: ell me a. resident engineer,
ON the construction of the road west of Stlun-
ton. lie. has mind of more. than ordinary
strength, ard ACTIVITY, and he made rapid pIo-
gIeSs in his profession while engaged here.-
I haTerecen n ~ been informed that he is can
dilate for the ofic. of County Surveyor for
kanawha. Lean assure the citizens ef that
Coon>y1 tiiat Mr. RufTner is, by education aud
exlerIen e, abunda rtly well qualified to do
the dat Is. Of that office, andI also consider
linn gentleman of honor ana integrity.
S. a. RICHARDSON, 4
Late Division Engineer Va. G: R. R.
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aeip Embellishments.
Wagon, and BIacksmith shon.

Wagon, s1A4u BIackSmith Shop.
TTNIlE subscriber informs The Inhabitants Of
u CoaRs Mouth and vicinity, that lie still
continues to carry on the Wagon Making and
Blacksnithing 5Usine S. in ali their different
branch hes. de IS prepared to furnish his Gus
tom IS with neat, good and subsie ntial
w agon; has materials are of the best quality,
and he IS confident his work VIII bear inSpec-
ton, as it, is done either by himself, or under
his immediate Inspection.
JOHN 0vERSalNER
CoAL's MooTH, Feb. ~, 1858. S:at
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PUTNAM COUNTY.
For Sheriff.

II Capt. WnLrAa GRASS authorizes US to
announce him candidate for re election
10 tue SherifaIty Of Putnam Co. at the Spring
election
We are authorized to announce Milton r.
HARMON.as candidate fo- the She riffaltv of
Putnam County, at The ensuing spr,ug cleo
ion
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
For Constable.

We are authorized to announce 0Ir. Joux
d. WARE. as a candidate for the Office of
Constable in Charleston District. at the en-
suing election. -
Mr.. GEoRGE RtTrER authorizes us to an
noInce him a candidate for the Office of
Constable in the Charleston District, at The
eHsuing election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

Courts OF THE NINETEENTH CIRCUIT.
"A bill has passed the two Houses of
the Legislature changing the times OF
holding the Courts ofthe 18th Circuit, as
follows:
RitchieZl5th March and ] 9Th August.
Wre3I April and 81 September,
Celho4n-19th April and l2th Sep
Gilmer-1ath April and 18Th SEP
TENDER.
Broston- 9Th April and 9Th Sep
tember
Lewis-e,h May and 9Th October;
Dodlridqe-221 May and ED octo-
ber
Ptsasqn,s-solh May and sob octo-
ber
Hooa-5lE June. and OH November
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
TUESDAY. MARCH 2, 1855.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
KANAWllIIA COUNTY.
For She.rfH.

e Mr.. wLLLAM A WriFrExEa is request
ed 10 become rardIdI lie foe the office oFSher-
III Of Kanawha Coun; v. at tie ensuing cleo
ton. MANY CITIZENS.
{ u. We ara authorized to announce Mr.
WlLL.AM NJ. EsrsLL, as q candidate foc Sher-,
If Of Kanawha Co1nty, at the Spring cleo
ton
Nj ES1s S. ARNnLp aii hor'z S us To an
nounre him as candidate for the office of
Sheriff OF Kanawha County, at the ensuing
election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

VIRGINIA, -sS:--At rules hell in the
' Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
Putnam County, in the month of March
1879
Adam Asbury. Complainant,
Amedi Shevera2ker, James Sheverd aker, Per.
ny Sheverdaker, Frances Ray, Sabastian W.
Ray, Richard Thomas, Harriet rhom rs, -T3Hsh
%heverdaker, Columbus SheveTdaker, Grorge
Fisher, Eliza Fisher, Sydney King, E1M ard
King. James Martin, Luke ShcIerdaker,
Catharine Sheverdaker, Richard Shev erdaker
David Sheverdaker, Elizabeth Sheverdaker
and Frances .Sheverdakcr, Defend ants-In
Chanrery.
Ii appearing, by aft lavit, that the defend
ants ChaS. Shsverdaker, Columbus Sheverda-
ker, George Fisher and Eliza Fisher, are nom
residents of the State of Virginia, and the
object OF tIfis suit being sell the real estate
OF the intent Heiis Of Michael SheveEdhescr
decd, IN the lands of said Michael SEev
etdaker dee III IS sl,erefors ordered that they
do appear here within one month after due
publication of this order and d. what is nee
essary to protect their interest in the premi-
SeS. TeSte,
Ro. T. HARVEY, elk
PARKS & HoGE, S5's. v3n4
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B1LLPAssED.

Authorizing justices of the peace to
give judgment on forthcoming bonds ia
ken by constables on executions issued by
a justice, and amending and re-enacting
4th sec of chap. 1877 of the Code.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

DISTURBANCE IN LExrNeroN.-A diff
Guilty is. reported as having recently oc-
CURED between the students and two pro-
fessors of Washington College, Va, The
professors were afterwards burntin effigy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

The DUELIo.-French papers report
another duel. This time it is no less a
man than the hero of Inkerman-Gen.
Bosquet-who had lucky escape of be-
ing run through the lobe of the left lung
by brother officer; an inch higher would
have laid him low. A lady. of course,
is the cause.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

We would request our brethren OF the
press to state that Ritche & Dunnavant
areabout publishing faithful Lishograph
ie view of Virginia Washington Monu-
ment-to be sold at s each, for the BEN
eft of she Fund of the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association. These Lithograph-
ic views may be purchased at the Princi
pal bookstores and hotels, and on the Cap
itol Square, on the Twentw Second OF
of February.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

Washington F. Morris, Henry Morris, Madi-
son Morris, Harvey Cryst, Harriet Cyst,
Charles PoindexterI Nancy Poindexter, Thon-
lery and Ann Chandler, Delendants-In Cham
Gerry.
It appearing, by affidavit, that the Defend
ants Henry Morris Madison Morris, Harvey
Crystg aud Harriet Cryst, are non-reSidents Of
the State OF Virginia, and the object of this
suit being to obtain decree for the partition
of the lands OF Henry Morris deco, between
the heirs of said Morris and their aIlences II &
therefore ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
ordera and do what is necessary 10 protect their
interest in The premises Testc,
RO. 7. HARVEY, Clerk.
PARKS & HocE, Soils. "a