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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
HUSBAND,
For the .tKanawha Valley star.'
POVERTY and Pride.

Popsriy-Of all the friends to whom
II do ray tribnte, there is one with whom
communion does affect MY real dignity.
more than All the rest.
Rridt--4Gects your diggaity Then
you should break of such alliances.
Poe.-I've often heard MY aged gran
dame tell, how. inlher girlltood, she had
4 bird whose throat grew mellow at
tho slightest efforts; and notes Of purest
sweetness wooed the eager ear yet, oft,
aitdia break through It's prison bars, and
cncroachnents make upon her flower gar
<den; and sonny friend, YET could Icurb,
andguide his fsvors, on else throw off
his allFenthralling spell, might the more
appreciate him when needed. u
Pride Indeed plain, honest Power
W, ] cannot apprehend no head nor tail
oi your uncertain allegory but, sill, I
can perceive there is a restless disaffec-
ton ii you, which sayors much of earns
estness. Of feeling j: and could | catch
your argument Of thought, II might no
doubt give ueedful counsel.
pop-The hawk suspended, trem-
bling. 10 the air, would sure advise tie
mouse 10 sun himself. ~
Pride Your vague expressions seem
but echoes to your fancy. i pray yon,t
waive reserve, and compliment, and tell
me plainly your complaint.
/ Pos Well, to be plain. MY almost
every feeling lis absorbed III him; 50
much 20, that none can see me but
through him, and ID behold none, but
through tile lofty, loop-holes Of his
naughty soul and Yet, theyla all know /
exist, and such sure knowledge breeds
die mcanest Of contempt. And So you
sec i. have my being. separate, and dis.
tinci. but still must bear from my associi-
a.ioa with him. the half his ills, and all
contempt
lr;ie--I think I,noW catch At the pith
Df ypur conclusions -where yon are Fnl-
"a, you would Be Lord.
Poe Yes mo, not exactly SO. but
where twould Be ID my dignity, and
scredif, Ia rise above such sternlget whim-
steal dominion, II bahooves me . ac-
knowledge my hottest deficiency. and
Straight ienounce allegianceato this Lord;
whose shadow viii plainly tell thee.
owesIits length, and breadth 10 yo4
DE- To ne had not thsnght
ill., ire Of nv donihion had Sd much
slfoss in Il ard YET mdthinks Thy tongue
hast proved traitor p thy lieaa. and
heaT.. Why, east an earnest glance iar
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NOTICE.

Y3IE III NOTiCE. III
KTsHE Undersigned, members Of the Old
II Firm Or COCKS, PlcKKTT 3 CO., have
sfromed alNEw rAEFSRRsIgPs under the same
name, for the purpose Of experimenting and
winding UP the business Of the Old Firm and fot
the transaction uf any bushes they may deem
advisable, relating tothe interests Of Tie Union
Coal and oil Company. 55
i CHARLss 81. COOKS or THoAts J PIcR|ETT
are alone authorised ioruse the name of the
fru. CHARLES B. COONs, HI
EflTHO. J. PICKETT. #4
MARCUS Al FINCH, IN
THBsS A. MATTHEW'S,
1T JAMES BARB0uR,
81 GEORGE w. G00NS,
u HARRISON TAYLOR. III
Maysyille, KY.s 9Th May, ls5s7<y4 swF
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EsoTJRTIoRK
AND
MaChine sETnnn,

ME subscriber, being fully prepared To fill
= all ordeFs in his line with dispatch i OF
the best materials and Workmanship. law far
cash. viz: Ess
ALL CASTINGS Of Iron and Brass. .,,sed
IN Salt making. Also in the coal business.
c cil wheels q II different sizes and patterns
SAW OR GRlST MILLs-Cfanks Gndse-
ons, spindles, Shafts, Pulleys, .Sput and Beyel
Cog Work..
STEAM ENGINES Of superior strength
from to 20 horse power.
House Crates and Stoves for coal.
4 MACHINERY Or eli kinds repaired, with
brass. cast Of wrought IRON.
r. 81 PUTNEY, il.
anawha 1Salines, Aug. rs, 1857.
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~ G. WOLF,
L DEALER(IS
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

Commercial Row, bet Court anu state-Sts.
I GAKLIP0LIs, OHIO, #
NTANURaCTuR To- order, and has con
WI ssantly on hand, ali descriptions Of
COPPER, SHEET IRON AND TIN WARE
Also, keeps a large and complete assortmento
COOKING STOVES,
of the most improved patterns, adapted L
burning either wood OF coal and. likewise
a full supply Of PARLuR STOVES, whidl
he will dispose 81 on as reasonable Terms 1.
can be bought In Cincinnati.
His stock has been selected with care. ant
he respectfully invites the citizens Of the Ka
nawha valley TO give him call, and be vii
warrant TO give entire.sa tisfactiun, both as u
and small profits 1,
= Old Copper. Pewter &c, taken in ex
change for allgoods in his line.
Gallipolis, April "A, 1857, aa0vayls
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4 FlsK,s PATENT MET ALlc
NIOTfcE..

THE IONlCOALAND OIL COMPANY
& Ia wing been ofeanized under theirtC Char
tiers, granted blythe States Of Tfrginiq ant
Kentucky, the firm Of COOKS, PICKETT y Coz
~ provided for ii their originalarticle oGPatt;
srieiship, has consequently ceased to exist
The business of Manufacturing Gh,lHel
Coai OH. Bensoie, Parafne, Naptzd, and
Mining Coal twill be continued by s'the Union
Coal dnd OH Company
The following persons constitute the Off
GERS of the Company, to wit; W
CHAsLFs BsCooNs, President. -
TUGS. J. PleKEET, Vice President
JaMEs BARBouR, Treasurer
RoBERTIA. CooHRAN, Seerstarys Il #
19Ofice, Ma svilfe, Kentucky. :H
May g; s5s--3ws. sf, #
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GOLD PENS RE-poINTED.

n OLD Pens ii wholesale and retaii--witb
M or without Cases. Old Gold Pens Re
pointed. Enclose the Pen and fifty cents in
cash or postage stamps. and return mail will
bring the Pen az good as new. superior
style of Quill Spring Pen, which il much in
use. All yarietieso Of Long Nib Pens made to
order and kept constantly on hand.
II The price Of Pens, without Cases, varies
from ST. 90 to $3.50
The undersigned having been engaged ii
the MANUFACTURED Of Cold Pens for several
years. hope, by Strict attention to business,
70 gain share Of public patronage.
All orders attended 10 with prompt ness.
Address, us
KELLOGG & COOPER,
1 Bastable Arcade, Syracuse, N IYs
N. B. "A liberal discount To The Trade.
.ysn34yl
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4 4taaI advertisements,

!.
VTIRGTEIA. as .-..At niles held in khe
" Cleriss 1asca 81 tbs Circuit Court fof
Kan.ysbs Cou,,tvs - The Yianr,th bf MAY. 1858.
lance 4 I,ewssz Executor or III. 81
iane' Chiffon decd. Compl,t.
"a. Slim Chancery.
Fc.onway spillnan, and Others,
defendants.
II appearing from. afiidaFit fled that the
names az hesheirs and listfibut zee OF George
Chiffon, deceased, or Joseph Smi III, decessed5
and OF Jane Chiffon. deceased are unknown,
ana also that de names Or snch heirs and dis
tfibutees 81 The .srelations 'Iof General Thorn
as Chilton, deceased, as ale not mentioned
among thedelendants In theIsuit In Ghancery,
bending i'll The Kama ha Circuit Couftsw where
| insJanIes AZ Lewis, Executor of 1ane Chiffon.
deceased, Is Complainalt, and Conway Spill
man, and Elizabeth his wifeJ Hsham Kelfh aud
julia his wife, Edward johnson, and Ann his
lwife. Drew, and Elizabeth Ills wife, jos
s si,l' Chiffon, Lucy Chiffon, john Chiffon,
Charles e. Smith, Charlrs 3. Smith, Alexan-
10. csn..ki. ,.a.y o. Smith,. Thnrn Cnif n
defsd. Smllfi, Lucy Il N Saa'
lne unkoWn heils ang a1s s.
LnI.os = =, &
49, !, T S ss.aI rnas t.hs,on da
ceases sIe ~ M; Sa;ng s.
Z.
ll eat tul s.s S;l,a, ds,.l.s
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" ~ s'se ssu ~ q s f;sneral
" rL;i, .asssg rs ar1.,,,at ~
a nOas !. naa +; tba ss,ls of mes Lewis
- 4 r,rassd ~ NJ 4; Il
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II EN- rs q . q s y

I'm - - iy ekAN ~ AAt-t y 1s
KIsHIS convenient hotel has been re- fitted
IL and extensively enlarged. Its the on
ly tavern in North Charleston. No expense
has been spared for the accommodation of guests.
Their TABLE, 1T all times, is supplied with
the deleca cies OF the season; and the capa-
nious BAR ROOM with the choicest Liquors
and Segars-French, Pale and Peach Bfandies,
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreign Wines; old Rye, Bourbon, Monbnga-
Tia and Common Whisky.
Good Stablng, well supplied with cprh and
hay. ii. SNYDER & co.
June %, 1851, nDy3 iy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,

BUFFALO, VA,
MOULD inform hisfrienda and the
w public. generally that he still con-
tinues to manufacture every description
Of work in his line in the best manner,
and at as low prices as can be purchased
il Western Virginia.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
bestowed On him, he respectfully asks I
copdnuance Of the same.
june II, 1856, y2nlOtf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
To the Banner III Kanawha.

TIME subscribers would respectfully inform
IL the Farmers Of Kanswha and the adjoining
counties that they Ehave located in North
Charleston, opposite Mr.. Joseph Bibhyis Mill,
for the purpose of manufacturing their lately
improved double Screerine N "a Ess
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\ ~ Huht II
J 10 quarter |"
10 eighth

, fra III l. j !. + H
III 0RpEkrSc TfckErsoR cERrIsIcATEs.
Enclose the money to our address for The
Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which theywAl
be fcrward@d by FIRST mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate. 81
The Listpf Drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent TO purchasers Immediately alter the
drawing. 8s #
n Purchasers willplease write their sigma
tute plain, and give their Post Office, County
aud States tH 6is.s9S
TRemerHber that every Prize is drawn and
payable4in full without deduction
IJ-A1l prizes Of 81 600 and under, paid i'm
mediately alter the drawing -othef prizes al
the usual time Of Thirty days.
Ali communicable strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates
to $. SWAN d co, Augustus Ca,
Persons resiping near Montgomery, Ala.s or
Atlanta, GA, can hayeEtheir orders filled, and
save time, BY addressing 81 Swan & Co., at
either of those cities
IRA list Of Numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount Of the prize that
each one is entitled to, win be published after
every drawing, in the following papers: ~
Augusta (Gee.l CONSTITUTIONAL New Or
leans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In
telligencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch
New York Dispatch and Paulding Miss. \
Clarion, aud Little Rock tArk.9 True Demo
crat. ap.f-t8o7@iy.
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Cram Gamer.

This tan ispfonounced By competent Judges
II bethe best separator nowin nse, FOR cleans
ing Wheat, Cloger Seed and all kinds OF
grain, from Cheat, Cockel, Garlic and all
kinds Of filth. 1t, cleans Glover Seed clean
enough for market without sitting Tbeyare
built of good material, andiby good worknlen.
Ali our fans are warranted. All communica-
tons addressed To Kanawha Cont House will
be promptly attended to. 3
JOHN b. HART 4 GO,
March I'll, 1851.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

Authorized By Tho state of Georgia

Authorized BIZ tho Stale pi heoFsla.l
II II, !. 4 : az henle vim be drawn W
il's swan a CO.. Managers Of the Spar
Ia Academy Lottery, IN each q sRslI l s 4 Z
gle number lotteries fof June. iooG, &c .. na
flence Of Commissioners
II 4, Eli SOD Glass IS,
Tote drawn in the City q Augusta, Geofgls,
in public. on SATURDAY. June Ost. lsSs.
Glass 10,
70 be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Geo, n
public, on SATURDAY, Jase 18Th, s5e,,
I'll sk Efs8sf II #73* Esfs H j
Class go,
10 BE drawn ia the city Of Augusta, Geo, in
public, on SATURDAY. Iunei 18th, 1853.
hi Glass 81,
10 be drawn in, the city of Augusta, Geo, IN
Spablie. on SATURDAY, June 2cth, 1858.
ION THE PLAN OF SING LIZ NUMBERS.
5A85 Prices.
ats eI ~ 4. - n .a..k N;.a ma 4 80
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KrnnaI.rA Va. Oct d

.5z4H 9E7 III hENDALIAt n IN KyCI. 70.
i have used one of =. j. Dolls groin clean
efs onmy farm this season J, and can confident.
lyrecommend II to thefarmers Of Kauawha,
as one Of the best aud most perfect grain
cleaners eyer was acquainted with
s.i# s. GEO. WaHILL.
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PPRoxIMATlos PRIZES.
485 PEbzes amounting to $320,O00
MOI TIckKTs sIl0 ;.HALvEs ssh QUARTERS 2l.
II. apIanI Of the-LottefY.

The Numbers from / to $4,000, cdrrespon
dingawlth those Numbers on The Tickets pria-
ted in separate. slips Of paper, areEnciFcled
with small tin tubes and placed In pie wheel.
The first asa Prizes, similarly Ffi1tea and
encifple3, are placed in antther wheel. 81
The wheels are then revolyetl, and mum
Der ii drawn from the wheel or Numbers, and
OF tho same time a Prize is drawn frornFthe 9th
en- wlfeeI The Number and Prize draws out
are opened and exhibited 10 the audience, and
registered by the Commissioners, the Prize
beingsplaced against the Number drawn -
This Operation isrepeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out. tsPf II
8. Approximation Prizes.--The two pfeee-
ding aatd The two succeeding NnmbeEs 10 those
dra Wing the first I Prizes lItbe emitted 10
the 29 Approximation Prizes. For example /.
If TieselIMo. 1880 draws the $7O, 06O Prize.
those TICKETS numbered l.I24s, II 40 TI2 II,
li252,aw n each be entitit d To Sl0h5 IfTicks
ct No. SO draws the $4,000 Piize, these
Tickets lHniberedE SAB, $40, ssh, $50. will
each BIZ entitled 10 S3t D, and SOC according
to the abSse scheme
The l, fpJ Prizes Of 5 !0swili be determined
by the last figure the Number that draws
the $40, 600 Prize. For example. II the Mum
Der drawing the $4,000 Pnze ends with No
L, ihenSaIl the Tickets, where the number
ends inEt Twill be entitled TO $40. Ht Ii The
Namhetsssfd with No. D, then sill the Tickets
where the Number ends in 2 will be entitled
to go and So on TO o
Certificates or packages will be sold at the
following iJtes, whichis the riski
Certificate package OTTO whoiettickets, $50
4 10 half d0
F-5I E.i3z5 IN an "a ~ on
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q D
ANGST kY-skT.Il0afE SOCIETY,"
MONDAY. NIGHT.

~
MONDAY NIGHT.
w,Yg.
On u love I am 50 glad you've come,
The suppets aims coad
But here . nice warm bite for you,
lpn. t intent to scold.
Yonr-olfice closed. Ill business dine,
Your books laid The shelves,
How pleasant il wllIbe p psss ss j
i This evening hy ourselves
III HysBsND. Fss
My love, my dearest love. you know
i How happy should be gsls.
e III SHOULD pass my leisure hours
In sweet Commune with thee;
But here be sighs) you know we must
obey stern duty,sscalI, a
And this night dearest just tkis one
mast be q The hall.
TUESDAY MONT.
WIFE.
ny love. Miss Cricket takes to-night
Her benefit. and Sd, - Fl i ss
As she il one i much admire,
ia really like 10 ID.
I'll HUSBAND.
You shall, my love, Stop.1I forgot.
rris TUESDAY night, / swear: KY
A special meetings called to .li ghs,
really mast be there.
st WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
wIyE.
1 Dear Charles, it's been so dailto-day
Without you, confess
Lepsdraw the table to the IRE,
And hayea game of chess. Is
IusBsND.
would accept your challenge, love,
And grant your sweet demand,
But Wednesday ISL our Lodge, you know,
And must be on hand.
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Glenwocd Oct. z. 1856.

. In addition to the above statenent Of Nh.
Laidley | have to say, that1 also am the own
Ter Of one of Mr.. Hart's fans that / pdfohased
IofMr. Laidley thirty bushels Of his primes
rock wheat for sewing, fully cleaned for that
purpose as his manager stated suppose tho
on his Cd fan not MI. Harts. that look tile
precaution tol run the seed wheat again
through thelHart fan. and by HE operation
reduced the thirty to twenty Six bCshels Of
pure clean wheat; il thisis not recommenda-
lion 10 those desirng to purchase u good grain
cleanerI am alta loss for one. llt
A. W. otARRfER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

Mary Ann Stegal, rs r,bancatv - ~ .,c;,c,,;t
Alexard 4, stesal court of Kanawha county.
The Defendant in the above named suit,
will ia Ike notice, that on the 9Th day Of June.
1883, at the office III Alexander T. Laidley, in
Charleston, Kanawha county, Va. i shall
proceed I'd take the dispositions Of John Well
cher William Russell, and Thomas Rams to
be read in evidencein my behalf, in the above
named suit, wherein you are Defendant and /
am Plaintiff and, II said dispositions be not
completed on said day they will be adjourned
and continued, from lime to trnej until fin
1ished. Yours, &C.,
MARY ANN STEGAL,
BY Counsel.
" I'D &C. NEWMAN. p. "a. HI y4n3
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MOFFATiS
Il Z II E R Il T. Il -
AND PHENIx BITTERS.

Z
#TNTlE best family medicine nov before The
Il public for the cure Of $3.50
sCRoFUL-A. ULCERS, sCuRvY,
or Erpptions,o Of the Skin, Fever and IA glie,
Dyspepsia. Diopsy, and in fact all diseases
soon yield TO their curative properties.
II has been computed that duiing the last & 5
years upwards Of FOUR MILLIONS Of persons
have been benefited bktne use DC these med
icines, a fact which speaks volumes in favor
of their curative propefties--a single trial will
place them beyond the reach Of campelion In
the estimate Of every patient. BY their use the
bloodiis restored 10 a healthy STATE and freed
StIom all impurities. The system is not reduced
faring their operation, hut invigorated, and
lthey require no restraint from business or
pleasure.
The afflicted have inthese MEDICINES . rem
edy that will do for ihen,al that mk dicinecan
possibly effect. Prepared BY
3 lie d6-tYIl sil W. b. MOFFAT, n Yafk.
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THURSDAY NIGHT.

wIFE.
Well. love, what shallge do TO- night,
Read. 81 attend theHnlay 4 M
Or have little private talk,
The first for maya day
HusBiND.
Just as you please i II soon be back,
Business Of very great .t
4 Importance, love, comes on tonight =.
must not letthem wait.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

3Ishave lad in use upon ny farm, during
the present year, wheat fan anufactsfed
by u B. 4Hart& g y, Of Charleston Kama wha,
| take pleassre in saying that 1T is decidedly
the best fansi have ever used oil seen inuse.
J4MES Nj. u AIDLEE.H
Glenwood, Oct. 3, 1856. 9/G4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
March 81, 1851. IT NJ

Having had occasion toIclean some seed
wheat, thoroughly Of cookie, cheat, &c, /
was induced, from the high reputation mad,
Of Mi. Harris improved fans, 10 make the ext
pertinent, with one Of them, which with facllz
ity, and easein every way, fnl accolHI lish-
rs everything for which ltfhas been sp de-
cHAs. RuFFNER,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

RIVER ICE,
Ea0R sale, offhe hest quality. at all times,
e ana IN nTaaanti' y,by
April 2osh 1855. DAVID 60SlfORN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

CHARLEsroa, Kama wha-
This is to certify that 1, have used one Of ] .
B. Hart s. ca improved grain clea lers, and
take pleasure in Recommending them to the
farming Community as d very superior article.
III ysg B i a. WRIGHT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

FOB Work Of ali kinds done al this Office.
q Lawyers and other BLANKS pssnied
With neztress and dispatch.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
FRIDAY NIGHT


WIFE. i
Il Mysfove, just clasp this pin for me.
And Charley, pray hand my5shawl-
You know you promised me to-day
To take me TO the hall.
HusBAxD.
know / did but really, love; 4 Il
Tilind forgot it all,
II And, promised ! would go ito night
lz Some members 10 Install. s
i hate 10 disappoint you, dear,
know it is provoking,
But when you spoke fit to-day.
Ideally thought you joking, ]
SATURDAY NIGHT. 81
WIFE,
Here, take the 5nby, Charles an day
He's lain upon my lap
This evening you can watch him while
take . little map. Ne i
s HUSBAND.
Poor little thing how pale he looks
! hope hs won't getworse
There's an election held tonight,
Else ia stay home and nurse.
SUNDAY NIGHT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
WIFE

Dear Charles, here are your cloak ana hat
And over shoes all warm u.
hope yeu won't stay late to- Knight s &
There's such a dreadful storm. &
HUSBAND Fl d
MOI stay outlate you don't suppose
really could intend
To leave myldea fests#ife alone y
Her evening hour: TO spend.
Just place my slippers by the fire,
And wheelthe cheerful light Il
Right BY my cosy locking chair, s
Wen star at home tonight 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

HIRGINIA, IS :-At rules held il the
| " Clerks Office of.the circuit court of Fa
yette cUunty, on the 9Th day Of May, 1855
Sarah Waters, CpmpPt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
DIR. CHARLES Is. Moss

HAVING located 1T Coap Z Month. resnect.
- fully offers his professional SCI vices Ia ia
Citlzens Of the Surrounding country. Ofice
~ cdpsharfs Store. April s, 1855. le
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

ny love, Miss Cricket takes to-nieht
HerIbenefit and Sd, IA II + s..
AS she il one much admire, .
Il ia really like 10 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
A VIRGINIA ARTIST.

Mr.. Henry Turner of Rappahannock county,
young painter Of very great promise, has
been residing for the past eighteen months
in Dusseldorf, pursuing his profession un-
der the instructions of the great Leutze.-
Mr.. Turner has been engaged for about a
year upon picture which is now nearly COIN
plctcd, and which. as soon as finished. will be
sent to this country. The subject Of this pic
turc. is an incident in the life Of Chcvalicr
Bayard, and is spoken Of by those who have
seen it, as work Of very great merit. and
highly creditablc TO the young artist who has
exccutcdit.
IL ;s gratifying th"e ta ho"r OF ''Aec"ss at
tending Virginia artists Mr.. Barbee, the
sculptor, and Mr.. Turner are from the same
section Of Virginia. and will both prove orna-
inentS tn their common mother.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-21
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1858.
RICHMOND. Dec. 18th, 1858.
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'hc E}ifoys or tie Ehquirtr

!" the Edtfors or tie enquirer:
Gcntcmen-lIaving noticed in the Daily
Dispatch" of the 18th instant, an article on
Mr.. Montalcmbcrts trial. taking such n view
of the subject as to make one believe that the
cause Of France, Liberty and Montalembcrt,
were but one. besides a hint being made as to
"Froncc sleeping tie fnai sleep of'denth," ifshe
is not stirred all over by the issue Of the trial.
wrote letter to the Editor Of the paper
to state that the sensation at home would be-
much more faint than abroad, because of the un-
worthiness of the defendant. supposed the let
ter would be either not noticed or reported
mean given as it is-instcad Of it few words
have been quoted. with comment of few
lines which could lead one to think that the
correspondent is one Of those unsatisfed-with-
anythng-pcoplc pleading for anarchy or any
anti-socal theory instead Of an humble,
though earnest soldier Of his countrys cause,
interests and liberty, devoted to no Utopia, but
to that form Of government. q" Reppblm" I'M
der which ilouriShcs your country, and which,
some day or other. will be the French peoples
only political creed
In those circumstances ! beg leave to adj
dress an answer through your paper to the
Editor Of the Daily Dispatch expecting
there is nothing improper in my proceeding,
Stree it is only bringing to light what said
Relieve inc, yours, truly,
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