davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

l- The communication handed in this
week is too long. The author must reduce
its length before we can give it hearing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

CHARLssTos, March 30, p. M.-Cotton.-
Sales to day 1000 bales, at full prices, ex-
trsme figures l9t cents. Since the Balti.
more's aeeoants the demand has besn checked.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

w Gen. Qutman's Bill, for the employ
ment Of volunteers to repress the rebellion
in Utah, has passed the House by large
majority. 1t has yet to undergo the ordeal
IF tha Sennta
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

.F- The New York Express says: There
is no abatement Of the religious interest in
this city, Boston, Philadelphia or in any part
of the country. Every day new houses Of
prayer are opened, and the numbers enlarged
Great sobrieiy, and even deep soemnity,
are apparent at these meetings; and they
have finally enlisted the interest and sympa-
thy of many who have hitherto rather frown.
ed upon than approved Of such unusual de.
monstrations. Most Of these meetings also
continue to awaken spirit of religious chart.
ty and Christian unity not common to op.
posing sects. The secular press give large
space TO what is going on, feeling no doubt
the truth uttered by Sidney Smith, that at
is not true that the world hates piety. The
modes: and unobtrusive piety which fills the
heart with human charities, and makes man
gentle to Others and severe to himself, is an
object of universal love and veneration."-
The province Of true religion is to make
men wiser and better in all the relations of
life, and the press but discharges duty to
its readers in giving fair record of every
thing publicly said and done upon subject
of so much interest.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDlNARY.-The Peters.
burg Express records the marriage, in Din
wddie county, on the 9TH ult, OF Mr..
John w. Slurdvant, in the 22d year of his
age, TO the amiabe and well,to.do Miss
Martha Oliver, aged Sc years. Maiden ladies',
who read this announcement, may take cour.
age and persevere.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

A BAD SPEcULATIos.--A sharp and
wealthy farmer of Macoupin county, ILL.,, not
many miles from Brighton and Miles Station,
has on hand, it is stated, 1900 bushels OF
choice wheat, the crop of 1856. Last year
he refused 81 rs per bushel for it. He held
on for 50. He has now contracted to deliv-
err it at the railroad at rs cents per bushel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

THE GRowISs WBEAr.-The growing
wheat, in every direction, looks well and pro-
mislng-more 30 than usual ut this early
Renson
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

SOUTHERN bank AT BAlNBRDGE.-The
Albany Patriot says: "A private letter says
DIR. McElveen is out of the Southern Bank,
and its best friends have forsaken il. Its bills
will not pass at all Tn sold"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

sB- We have the best authority for say
ing that there is no truth in the rumor be-
lievcd by so many people that the North
Carolininns usually breakfast on tar, dine on
turpeEtine, and sup on rosin and red her
rings. The last census informs US that there
is good deal of meat, corn, potatoes and
whisky raised in the good old State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

w Six hundred people have been con-
vorted in New Bedford, Mass, during the
present revival Of religion there.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

AUGUSTA Provision MARKET.-The Au-
gusta Dispatch quotes Beef on foot at 7 8
cents Hogs II to 8.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

WASHINGTON, March 25.-An important
fact to holders of revolutionary scrip is that
by recent decision il can now be located on
or received in whole payment for public
lands, at any State treasury adjoining railroad
grants, at par value. Holders are therefore
now able to realize much better price than
formerly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

RAIN RAIS!-lt has been raining heavily
for several days. This Crhursday) morning
the wind is from the North. About Easter
look out for frost,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

OF DR.. D. w. Sirader, one of the pro-
prietors of the Pacific Hotel, recently burned
at ST. Louis, and who was arrested, in con-
nection with others, on suspicion, has receiv.
ed n complimentary benefit at the st. Louis
Museum. So tickle is popular opinion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

The Editors will please give the above a
start, and obIige friend in VIRGINIA.
We have no objections TO give so good a
card start, but it is too early by year and
a half for newspapers to make Presidents, OF
for wise politicians to talk about them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

FoREIGS.-Advices from Liverpool, nth,
show slight decline in Cotton. Breadstuffs
dull. General news unimportant
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

REsUMrSG.--The Banks of Augusta and
Savannah have adopted resolution to re.
sumo specie payment on the first of May
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

~ In England they have way of deal
ing with gentlemen, fnancier swn6lers, that
is decidedly wholesome. We have, by the
North America, the result of the trial of the
Directors of the Royal British Bank, at LIVER
pool for conspiring to defraud the sharehold.
ers and the public. They were gentlemen"
of standing" "position," "inhuence," and all
that sort of thing, yet they were oil convicted
and sentenced, as follows:
Mr.. Cameron, to twelve months imprison-
ment with hard labor.
Mr. Brown, twelve months hard labor.
Mr. Esdale, twelve months hard labor.
Mr. Kennedy, nine months Imprisonment.
Mr.. Owen, six months Imprisonment.
MIR. Mcleod, three months Imprisonment.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

The CASH SYsTsM.-The Montgomery
Advertiser, in reference to the cash system
for newspapers, says:
From the credit scotched, deprecated val.
ne Of $4,000, which we paid for the "Adver
tiser and Gazette" eighteen months ago, it
has already, under this system-rapidly
progressing to perfecton-appreciated to
the healthful par value of $4,000!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

THE NEXT PREsIDESTIAL RAoE.-To the
Editors of The Express: To save this Union,
the Peoples candidates will be John J. Crit
tendeb, of Kentucky, for President, and Ex-
Governor Hunt, of New York, for Vice-pre
dent, in 1860.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

~ We recommend the following article
from the New Hampshire Patriot, an old
Democratic organ of that Stale, to those
Democrats who fOndly hope that the Presi-
dents course on the LeeOmptOn constitution
will not injure their party among their North
ern brethren:
The Elecfion.-The battle is over, the
election yesterday resulted 10 the triumph of
Black Republcanism by an increased ma
jor:ty in the popular vote, and by nearly as
large majority in the Legislature as they
had last year. No one can fail
to see the cause; all admit it. The Kansas
question has again crushed US with its pom
derous, blind, unreasoning power. Before
the Lecompton Constitution question was
brought before the country, our prospects
were highly hattering; our triumph seemed
to be certain; that matter, with the course of
the administration upon Il, fell like a wet
blanket upon the rising courage and ardent
zeal of our friends, and from that day we
were doomed; our defeat was certain, and ap-
parent to all well.informed persons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-02

fire or other means.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16
Leave Green Bay Friday al am,
Arrive at Kewaunee same day by 6p IN,

Arrive at kewaunee same day by 6pmi
Leave kewsunse Saturday at am;
Arrive at Green Bay same day by 6pm.
1864 From Green Bay, by Penssuhec Oconto, Clsrks
vile, Mennekenne, Msrinette, Cedar Fork aud
Escanaba, to Marquette, 200 miles and back twice
week to Il canada the whole year, and twice a
week on the residue during the winter.
SKINNER Scheduled
Leave Green Bay Monday and Thursday at 6 a IN,
Arrive al Escansba Saturday and "Wednesday by
6pm,
Leave Escansba Monday and Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Gueen Bay Saturday and "Wednesday Ut
6pm.
Winter ,Schedule)
Leave Green Bay Monday and Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Marquette second Wednesday and Saturday
bybpm
Leave Marquette Monday and Thursday ut m;
Arrive at Green Bay second Wednesday and Satur-
day by 6pm
1866 From Green Bay TO Shawano 30 miles and back,
week
Leave Green Bay Friday al 6 a
Arrive at Shawsno same day by pm
Leave Shawano Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Green Bay same day by 6 p m.
1896 From Shawsno by Keshens, to Wsusau, go miles
and back, a week.
Leave Sbawano Wednesday at 2 q m,
Arrive At Waussu next day by p m;
Leave Wausau Monday at am;
Arrive at Shawano next day by SPIN.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Arrivi a Beave, Dam day by p ini
Leave Beaver Da@ TUESDAY. Thursday. and saluf
day at o am,
Arrive at Sun Prairie day by . IN
i8iI4 Fsom Wyocens, b, Rio, Otsseo, and Fall River
Columbus, rs mikes and back. three times week
Leave Wyas~ns Monday, "Wednesday, and Fnda,
Arrive ., Cslumbos same day by S IN;
Leave Columbus Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
atSam;
Arrive at Wy coma same day by SPIN.
1915 From Coluulis, by Hampton, Leeds, Arlington,
Lodi, West Point Centre and Chfon, to Sank
City, As miles and back, twice = week.
Leave Columbus Monday and Thursday At = IN;
Arrive al Sank City next day by 10 smi
Leave Sank City Tuesday and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Columbus next day by pm
laIlo FIRM Woodland. by Neosho, Ashippao, and Mon.
terey, to Oconomowoc, Is miles and back, twice q
Leave Woodland Wednesday and Saturday 1t a M,
Arrive a Oconomo~oc day by IL I'm;
Leave Oconomnwoc same day at i2mi
Arrive al Woodland same Gay by
1917 From SUSSEX. by Merton, Monches, TolApds prai
.AlderIy, and AshippuH, to Ws,srown. 81 miles
and back, week.
Leave Sussex Thursday at -;
Arrive Ut WATERFOWL day by pm;
Leave Wstatown Friday ats m,
Arrive n sSNaeex saWe day BY pm.
l3lls F,om Rchfeld, by Mseker, Lake Five, MoAehss,
Msple,on, to Oconomswoe - miles md back,
Leave RichReld Thursday at 10 am,
Arrive At Oconomowoc day BY p IN;
Leave 0conomowoc Friday 1t loan,
Arrive at Richfeld day by pm.
Proposals are invited for twice q week service.
1919 From Pewsukee by Lisbon Sasssx Lannon Spring
Menominss Falls. Statewide, and Young Hickory,
to West Bend 35 males and back week.
Leave PeWAukss MOsJsy al am;
Anivs at Wss, Bend same day by6pm;
Leave West Bend Tuesday att am,
Arrive y Pswaakee same day by IN.
Proposals are invited III thrss times week service
1920 From Nook6sld Csutre by Marcy Butler and est
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Leave Saint Paul Tuesday al o IN;
Arrive a, Chippewa day by IN,
Leave Chippews Thursday at 8 a IN,
Arrive al Saint Paul mex, day by pm
Proposals 10 end at Sunrise City are invited also
for three times week service.
1851 From Saint Paul, by Saint Francis aud Princeton
Parker's, = miles and back, a week.
Bidders will state distance, and name schedule of
departures and arrivals.
1852 From Saint Paul. by White Bear Lake. Fo,es Lsie
aud Chago City, TO Sunrise City, 4s miles and
back, week.
Leave san, Paul Monday at q m;
Arrive at Sunrise City day by l2 m,
Leave Sunrise City Tuesday at p m;
Arrive at Saint Paul next day by . m
1888 From Saint Paul Cambridge 80 miles and back
once u week
Leave st. Paul Monday al 8 a m,
Arrive at Cambridge next day by m;
Leave Cambridge Wednesday at 9 q IN;
Arrive at st. Paulnext day by pm
1854 From Saint Paul, by Lakeland, TO Hudson (Wis.
i6 miles and back week
Leave Saint Paul Friday at 0 M;
Arrive at Hudson DAY by II IN;
Leave Hudson Friday at pm;
Arrive at San, Paul same day by pm
1855 From ST. Paul. by Fort Benton, a. T ) Fort Unon
and tho Dalles, 20, To 10 Puget SOUND (W.T.)
1900 miles aad hack, once a month.
Bidders may propose schedule oil departures aud ar
rivals.
Proposals are invited to end at the Daes. "a, IT,
1876 From Falls of ST. Anthony to Minneapolis mile and
back six times week
Leave Falls Of Saint Anthony daily. except Sunday
at I'm;
Arrive a, Minneapolis by l2A m;
Leave Minneapolis at l M
Arrive at Falls of Saint Anthony by IA M
1857 From Falls Of Saint Anthony by Minneapolis Hsr-
risburg, ChAmpIain, Dayton. Nohwood, Osrgo,
Manhattan, Monticello. Ypsilsni, Silver Creek,
Clear Water, and Neenah. TO Saint Cloud, 81
miles and back twice week.
Leave Falls Of ST. Antiony Monday and Thursday nj
cam;
Arrive at Saint Cloud Wednesday and Saturday by 6
pm;
Leave Saint Cloud Monday and Thursday III 6 IN;
Arrive at Falls Of Saint Anthony "Wednesday and
Saturday by 6 pm.
Proposals for ri weekly service invitcd.
1858 From Falls Of st. Anthony by MnDe,onka, Excel
sor, Chamhssstn. Bovan's Greek, Highlands
Creek, Walkers Landing. lessen Land. and Big
Hill, TO Henderson, 80 miles and hack, once
week.
Leave Falls Of ST. Anthony Wednesday al @ a M
Arrive at Henderson by ~;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

IIIt srEcIAI CHAscERY CorRr, A
special term, for chancery Court bhs-
LESS, Of the Kanawha Circuit Court,
has been in session for three weeks.
Judge EpArsroN and SuaNERs pre-
siding alternately. A large amount
8f very important business has been
transacted. Many Old and well con.
tested chapeery suits, III which Judge
Summers had heretofore been Cour-
5aa, have been decided BY Judge Ed
aaiston; and the promptness with
which Judge E. has dispatched bust Il
ness, the clearness and correctness Of
lEis decisions, the labor he has per-
formed, and the disposition he las
manifested to clear the Chancery|
docket, Of its old Issues, have given
great satisfaction, both to fhe Bar,
AID their clients.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
POLLOCK & MCCALL,
MANUFACTU Frs AGENTS,
AND WHOLESALE
r aP eH Dealers
No. ase Walnut street, II
. E# CINCINNATI.
SALE or HOUSE AND LOT, IN
CHARLESTON.


DY virtue of decree rendered III the
ID Circuit Court of Kanawha County, Eat
its Fall Term, 1851, in the snt Of Thos. b.
Swami J, Guardian, &C., rs. Marjery U. Kenna
and ais, the undersigned, as Special Commis-
siener, will offer for sale, atPublic auction,
to the highest bidder, on Monday the END day
Of February, I8 8 on the premises. the house
and lot III the bill mentioned, situated IN The
Town of Charleston. opposite the residence
Of A. wv. Quarter, Esq. This is one of the
most desirable lots for a pfi7ate residence i'm
the town, and will be sold assan entirety, or
in several parcels, as may be deemed best for
the parties in interest. f# 4
TERMS. The sale viii be made on a credit
of sir, tire Toe and eighteen months, the purt
chaser giving bonds With good personal secur-
itp forfthe purchase money, beaftng interest
rom the day Of sale, aud the Commissioners
retaining the title untiIthe purchase money
is paid JAMES III CARR,
N Dec, %, 1857. Commissioner.
/ +. : " i IT,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

n y
A Beneroltnt institution, Established bN soe-
cial endotcment for tAe relief Of the sick md
distressed, afflicted vita Firulent and Eps.
I}etnic disease X
ITO all perSops afflicted with Sexual Dis
j. eases such as SP RNAT0RRHEA, SEM
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GCN0Rz
RIGA, GLEEF, sSYMPBILISsFthe Vice Of
0NASNISM or SELF ABUSE sc, &c,
The H0 WARD ASSOCIATION 1nES view Of
the awful distinction of human life. caused
BY Sexual disease, And the deeeptions prao-
tlsed apon the unfdftunate victims on such
disease by Quaeks, several years Ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a C4iARfrA-
Bile AC T worthy ofztheir name, to open q
Dispensary fol the Treatment of til; selass Of
disease. in all iheir forms, q nc 10 give MED
CAL ADVICE GRhfIS, 10 ali wio apply by
letter, with description Of their CONDITION,
(age, occupation, abitS al life, dc j and in
cas- of extreme poverty, to FURNISH Med
lCiNES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless
to add that the ASS ciation c6mInaaffs tie
highest Medical SIX de the age, andwiA furn-
lsh he mast approved mt deTn treatment.
he DlTettyrs, on 4 review of The past, feel
assured that their lahbrs in this sphere Of be-
IeYo,ent effort, have bee ct grea benefit 10
The sfiiicted, especially to the yaung, andthey
have resolved toidegole themselves, with re-
newed zeal,t this very important but muck
desp!sed cause.
lust Publis he'd by he Assbeia lou, q Report
on SperRa; ofrl9a, or seminal kneSs.' tie
Vice Onanisin, MastlIbation@ Self-AbuSe.
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs, bv.
the Consulting Surgeon, Which will be sent
by mail, lin sea.ed letter envelope, FREE
OF CHARGE, ON receipt of TNEgtsT AMPS
for postage.
address, fof Report OF treatment. DR..
GEORGE R.. CALHOUN, ConSaItti.g sur
gcon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Phiiadelphis, Pa.
Is BY order of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Precedent
GEO. FAIRCEIILD, Secretary.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
GOLD PENS RE-PoINTED.

CSoLD, Pens at wholesale and retail-with
III Or. without Cases. Old Gold Pens He,
pointed. Enclose the Pen and fifty ssats IN
cash oriposaage staups, and retur1.maafl Will
bring the Pen as good as Enew: y superior
sty,e DC Quill Spring Pen, whtch ls much IN
use Ali varieties of Long Nib Pens alade to
order and kept constaH1 " on hand.
The price of Pens without Cases, varies
from s1,0a to -. 0.| Nit limit
The undersigned having been engaged N
the tilannfacture Of Gpld Pens for several
yearss hope by street attention TO. business
to gain IA share of pHblip patronage
. All orleFs attended tp with pronpEnfss.
,lf#t Address, Fg I'LL ILL.,
KELLOGG & COOPER /
i N Bastable Arcade, Syracuse, ~. Y:
N. I3.-A liberal discount the Trade. r.:
y5n34yl II WALL .FH+ Ill.,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
.HE# VALUABLE
Far.na fOH. sale.

Farm FOX. sale.
THE subscriber offers for 4 l.l--ys
j sale the farm on which u
he now resides, adjoining BE ~
the village of Coalsmouth, Kanawha
county. Virginia, containing about 800
acres, more or less, a large proportion Of
WhichiiH Kanawha and Coal river bottom,
of.the fnestand most productive quality.
Tie upland all ofexcellent quality, and
we'll adapted tosthe culture Of tobacco, in
addition to the ordinary crops Of the
country.
The House and out buildings are very
and comprise every building
necessary. or CONVENIENT fora well ar
ranged farm. The situation ofthe house
Is beautiful and commanding, and the
lawn il well set in English grass. and in
forest trees. The farm is well watered
having several fine springs. H.
The attention of those desiring q fine
farm and comfortable homestead situated
in the midst Of an intelligent and refined
community, is respectfully invited to
this opportunity. The subscriber will
take pleasure IN showing the premises to
any one desiring to purchase. Terms
will be moderate. accommodating and rea-
sonable. B. S. THOMPSON,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
LOOK HERE, WILL YOU
d. q A. UFERMANN,
SADDLE ~ ia RNESS MAKERS,
Charleston, Kanawha Co, Yn.

We have on hand, AID are consta ntiy re
ceiving, and making up, the most complete
stock Of Saddlery, Double and Single Har
ness, Saddle trimmings, Fancy Mornings.
&c. all of which, having Manufactures nm
der Jour especial notice, win be, wal. anted
perfect. We have also on hand large stock
+uf Horse Collars of our own Manufacture. with
several handsome SIDE SADDLES III various
sizes, to suit the Ladies'.
. Be sure to- give us call before you pitr-
chase, for we are determined 10 sell as low
as any other house, for cash.
REPAIRING of all kinds. in the above line,
attended TO punctaally on the shories. notice
Workshop on Front Street near tie steam
Boat landing.
ca A. UFERAIANN. =
January / 1888 y3n36
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
Hard Times "A Remedy.


One good results certain To follow
this general .oyertuu. The mania for
oyertrading and extavagapt expenditure
has received 4 salllary check. When
men get once morefairly on their legs
experience will hav taught them q use ]
.fnl lesson. The reklessness Of trade
viii scarcely be REPEATED III view Of the
probable contingencies ofreverse. Fash
ionable folly will conport itself severely
As a remedy agaist al the disasters
which this state Of aairs has oceasioned,
their luck il S. swa n COS legalized
lottery, which draws every Saturday at
Augusta, Ga. The whole ofa fortunate
ticket win entitle hetpossessor to the
capitalprize Of $40, 90, while the9hold-
Ell of half or quartz will secure NJ pro-
portionate share Of the same. Tickets,
$40, s and 2I. 5.5~t E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
\ TRUs # SALE or VALUABLE
oDeTtv c&cc


TN pursuance Of the terms and provisions
il or asDeed of Trust, executed by Nathan
lei S. BrooksYon The Est day Of July, 1851, to
The Undersigned and Frederick r, Brooks, as
Trusteessfor the purpose Of securing certain
debts therein mentioned to Frederick Books,
and his assigns, and duly RECORDED in the
Clerks Office of Kanawha County, TO- which
Deed reference is hereby made fof more par
ticular deScripton Of the PROPERTY therein
conveyed the undersigned, Trustees as alcre-
said, will proceed to sell,Ron
MONDAY, 9Th day Of April, 1858,
atthesfront door &c the Court House of Ka I
nawha County. at Public Auftion, to the
highest bidder, for cash, jill the real and per-
sonai Property conveyed in said Deed, con-
sfstng Of d valuable Salt Property, Furnace,
fixtures and appurtenances, TOOLS mules, cars,
sc; this Is one oil the most yalus Ole Salt Pro-
pefties in the County of Kanawhas and is the
same conveyed BY Frederick Brooks to Ma
thariel s. Brooks by Deed Of Record in the
Clerks Office Of Kanawha County. We will
sell so much oft as may be necessary to sat-
isfy the slebts Aforesaid, and will convey such
title as is vested in lus us trustees, which is,
believed to be good.
VIC BROOKS, !.
y January16, 1853. Ey3n3sl Trustees. NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
The CommonwsaIsh Of Virginia,

rTo the Sheriff of Kanawha county Greeting:
IL We command you that You summon the
Coal River Navigation Company If they be
found in your balliwiek,Itp appebr before the
Justice OF ourfGounty Conrt forIlhe county Of
KanaW hfs, ats Rnlesto be held iii the Clerks
Office thereof, on the FIST Monday in Janua
ny, present month, 10 answer john Tufiey, OF
plea of 1'respass on the Gasetin assumpsit,
Damage $30O9,Co. And have then there this
writ. Witness, A. w. Qnarrief IClerkeof our
said Coart, at the court house oftsatd county,
the "a day Of January $50 IN the SD yearof
our foundation ~ ny. .QuARRIER.
JanuaTy, 5th,~fS5I8. y3n36.
IT. B. Swami, Col. Fl s.EI