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Ea~EEInNARi.E

RARBERING AND FAIR-DRESSIEG!
FsNTE lbscrier haYin recently opened shop tn tho
tae 1fEnersi ic3Et Book store. rtsEy eF-
r"-lte Cuise3 States aetel- preHt-s - asr upon
staaarS * tss. tll- 7sy. SH4gTNLf. p III
PO0NINt5. II iIR-FRE ) ~ ti, Sc, Sorc u tLe last
Il1auer stHa .s1-t zaSlt0Baale styles
BY strict attention his business and ar artlt de-
sire pteSe hopes u merit receiyc share ot
the patronage rho tEes OF tle etg 81 AllRczs o-t
GentIeEaen, please esll and give him tTial
u. /. TURNER
Mineral eolat Juae p. 1857. At:
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rg~ know Of DO SUCH thing as
genius said Horarth To Cooper -
: Genius IS nothing but diligence -
Very true; but il Is a degree Of diligence
which no one has wiih0ut-genius.
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- One of the most di>Gcult things
IN conversation Is 10 talk good nonsense.
No man cAN do Il, but one of frst-rate
sense. The nonsense Of a man Of genius
Is usually worth more than the sense of
ether persons.
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Ez8- " People" says modern philos-
opher, " go according to their brains If
hese lie in their head, they study if in
heir belly, they eat; if IN their heels,
they dance"
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Ee5@ Great men are like great rivers
IN winter, that break through the letters
and frigid restraints which bind The small
er streams
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TOMMY DODDLEKINs.

~ There has been no sBepticism in
America, except what has grown out of
the Churchs shrin king from the place
which Christ ordained her to fiji y.
Y. independent
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- i startled people are hoaping
curses upon strychnine. That poison is
not TO blame for being in poor whiskey-
it is put there by others.
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70 Grief knits two hearts in closer
bonds than happiness ever can-cornmon
suierings are far stronger links than COM
mon lows.
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80 Show me a land thai has noun
tains without valleys, and will show
you a man who has Joys without sorrow.
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~ No woman should paint except
her who has lost the power of blushing.
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10 Hearts-little red things that IneD
play with for money.
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e. Learning makes a man ct com
pany for himself as we'll as others.
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Rsy= He who has outhved his friends,
feels that his home Is beyond the grave.
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IL Men DO less than they ought. ua
less they dc I'll tliey can.
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4 TroKNEYs AND CaUNsEIIoEs 1T LAW, ana So
II Hrjirrs ta.t1ce-s, Mineral Teirt olice I'll Nii-
TOMS El-cz. ~
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PRIEST = MINER,


4 rFoRNEYS AND CoUNSELLoES At Ia "
4 Eiehllni Centre, Eieiaui County, Wis AZ hlsl-
I,s trstet ti-ir p-oli ty sitcael .H- - ~
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JENkTN. SsREINGEK *

1,ENERtl IANn AGENT, opposite tie L s. Hos
4 tf-L-t Nls,, 4, I...t+ 81
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Louis II. II. CRANE.
Z. EhlES T..

A TroENEY AND CoU\SEILoE, solicitor Ia Callnce-
s, auI t;euvl.,l Land svy-te, Iowa t"an-
=, l~cousin- 81
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4sTOUL In respectfully Ter his professional soryic
~ tire citizens rf Mineral Point, and vicinity.
Office opposite the lat-el States Hotel. o.
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q ri II . T. Il X =
Groceries Wholesale uuG Retail,
(cueGA = NEw sroNE BUILDING mGH-sr.l
Mineral I.tat. August. lS5T +-f
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8ltottssioaal an9 8Q5i0ess CSrG5.
GEORGE ". COBE,
GARDINER (. MEIG%,

DRpDCCE and general Commission Merchant, dealer
salt, Water Lina &c, Ware House, +.
Il. Depot, Mineral Point. 1912
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Ty.EE5E 70 ORDER,


sy~ RErAiaISG ueNE oS suaae 4or.rE. -
ROBERT LANYCN
Mineral Point Ian. =. 1S5S. a4-tg
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NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL LAND AGENT,
~ Minerai Poiat, Wisconsin,. Olfee in County HJii.-
ing t-TI-
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Dr. BENI. y. HRi%8tNE,
nFFICI a3 reziIelse at Arena. Iowa Co., Wisconsin
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
election of Sshosl Commissioners and
FtasIeeS.

Yesterday, the citizens Of the 22l dis
ttict, held an, election, at The Court House,
COMMISSIONER G. G. Rand Trustees,
for the election of aschool Commission
er andltws Trustees. The following gem
1 tl len were elected for 1--WE presume the
ensuing year:
David Goshorn and James Neyieus.
AS one of the Trustees has already
commenced talking about a school house,
may we not reasonably expect to see the
lofty spire of a magnificent temple Of
knowledge piercing the ethereal blue, be-
fore the expiration ftheir terms of Office?
Atanselection held at. the same time
and place, for the election Of officers for
District No: 80. the result-was as follows:
Joseph Bibby, Commissioner John
n: Ritter and Nathaniel v. Wells, Trus=
tees. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
nnr Book Table for March.

GopEY's LADY's Book-This work is
an honor to our country. We have never
seen any Magazine that equals it in this
or any other country. The March No.
contains splendid mezzotint steel en-
craving entitled "The Mothers Bless
ing" which for design and execution is
unsurpassed. The Fashion Plates, wood
Engravings, Patterns, &c are indeed ex-
cellent while the literary matter is more
than worth the price5f tn, whole. Price.
50 year. AddressiL. A. GoDEr Pub
Usher, Philadelphia.
PETERsoN's MAGAz1NE.-This Maya.
zine is published at 80 year, by 7. B,
PETERSON, Philadelphia. 1T is an old
favorite of ours, and we think at too low
price for the vast amount of labor ex-
pended upon it. Every month it has a
first class steel plate Engraving, fine
Colored Fashion Plate, numerous Pat
terms, and large quantity of excellent
reading matter.
The HOME MAGAzlNE.-S2 a year
This magazine needs no further recon-
mendation from us, after it is known that
I. s. ARrnUR is the editor. The work
contains a fine steel plate every month, a
colored Fashion Plate, and numerous Pat
terms, &c, besides large amount OF
choice literature.
GRAuAM's MAGAZINE. excellent
monthly has no superior In addition to
the vast amount of unequalled literature
that is contained in its ample pages. it is
embellished with choice engrayings, and
is in every respect worthy of public pat
ronage. Price, 50 per year Published
by WArsoN & Co., Philadelphia.
The HOME JoURNAL-This is a gem
above other weekly journals for choice
original reading. Its editors spare no
pains to make it superior paper; its
tone is chaste and refined. Published by
MoRR1s q Willis, New York. Price
50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Ladies' Fair

-USlul6S II
According to notice given in our paper
last week, the Ladies' Of the NJ E. Church
North, lrala Supper, aud 4 Fair for the
disposal Of Fancy Articles, on Thursday
and Friday evenings oflast week. Gross
receipts ss3-nett 500.
We were not present the first evening.
but, have heard the arrangements of the
room. and the Supper, highly spoken of /;
and, judging from tho remains on the
second evening, we endorse the verdict.
The fire of the Supper, the fair sex, and
the fancy articles made by the tuir hands
of the fir ones of this Society, all com
bined to make it a very pleasant affair
y very fair valuation seemed to be put
upon the articles 10 be sold, and as far
as gs could Judge, the J@i1' ones were
very fair extortioners-
Old and young, of both sexes, appar-
emily enjoyed themselves well; indeed,
some of the "old 'uns - seemed to have
rejlveuated themselves for the occasion.
We saw one very demure, sage-looking
old gent. deliberately walk into the centre
of the room, coolly take survey of the
fair bevy about him, walk boldly up to
one of the fair young damsels, with the
air of the youth who
esaw, at Lammas Fair,
The sweetest flower that ever blosSom'd there
stick out the crook of his LEFT arm, and
calamity escort her to the supper table,
with look that seemed to say to some of
the youngsters standing about, Go
thou, and do likewise. He seemed rea-
dy to exclairn, Bless the womenl they're
:. comfortable institution, anywhere, and
under any circumstances
The two young Ladies, who took mer-
cy upon the &c Star" Bachelor, who had
just returned from wedding tour, and
who from all he had then and there seen,
was so disguised with the life of Bene-
dict, that he vowed he would hesitate long
before he would take the dreadful leap in
TO the dark abyss of Matrimony, and
therefore resolutely kept away from TIE
temptations presented by so many fair
daughters of Eve. have our thanks for the
basket of excellent cake left at this Office.
Said Bach is now convalescent, and the
cake is non est i1,vent'ss.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Report Of the Richmond Tobaeeo Har.
BYi BaRksDALE { RIA 8,

Richmond. Feb! \ 8. 1853.
THERE'S good deal of Tobacco selling,
cheefI y hugs and inferior leaf. and some
good stemming kinds si.ss.s5
The quantity offering at the ware
houses is about 100 hogheads a day, and
We quote as follows
Common Jugs, SS4 to SIS Good smooth
Jugs good weights suitable for exports,
Sol to 81 Common leaf. $751; to SO i;
Better sorts s84 to 10, II, and $s12ll.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Town EIectionS.

An election was held at the Court
House, on yesterday, for election Of
Town Councilmen, which resulted in the
choice of the following gentlemen
John H. Goshoru, j. G. Wright, Ores
ties Wilson, E. S. Arnold. George High,
John Williams, and Joseph Bibby.
It is earnestly hoped that the new
q Dads Z" will be like new Papas :
very attentive to their unhealthy charges
There is much to be done, and now is a
good time to begin, SO, gentlemen, of
with your coats, and let the people see
how much public pride and spirit you
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
OBITUARY.

DlED on the 9Th instant, at her residence
near Kanawha SalineS, Mrs ELIZA MARIA Don
NALLY, wife OF Lewis Fry Donnal!y, Esq
This amiabe lady was but few months
over 81 years of age, in worldly circumstances
and those domestic ties which render life COM
fotable, she was stngularly blessed. The
mother OF universally e,teemed and most af-
fectionate husband, herself lovely i'll person
ard character, and enjoying the love o a wide
circle of relations AMI friends, she had SO
much to attach her 10 this life, that we may
we'll suppose so earlyn.SummonS away from il ;.
would coSt,her a hard struggle. But the Di-
vine Father, who designed to remove her in he
prime OF her days to the everlasting home Of
his children, prepale,l her for the change
He first called her by his Spirit into the house
hold OF faith, and h=nby a Slnwly-wasting
dyspepsia, let her sink gently down 10 the
grave, vi a Gear foresight of the end, and
with ample time and ample grace to loosen
the bonus of earthly attachment, and to pass
through the dark valley of doubts and fears
into the clear light of as ;urance. She depart
ell in perfect peace. The last sign that she
gave, just before her spirit left for Heaven.
was, that all tcaS nell. She realize what the
sacred poet says
Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft rs downy pillows are,
While on his breast lean my head,
And breathe my life ont sweetly there.
Learn, from this example, o, Reader how
the happiest liver o n earth, may find the hap
p,es5 hour OF life to be the last. Ii. K.
K N lwsIN StLINES, Frbruary, 1853
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Married.

In Charleston, on the 2oth ult., by
the Rev. Dr.. W. B. Jackson, Mr.. JOHN
.LAIDLEY. Dr. ofSCabell county, and
Miss SALLIE E., daughter of DR.. Jas.
D. Chewing, of this place.
The happy pair have our warmest
thanks for an Invitation to the Wedding and
for the pleasures afforded US on our. trip.
We wish them a long and felicitous life,
crowned with every conceivable blessing
that earth or heaven can bestow; and,
at the close of a happy. peaceful ana
loving life, may they receive a rich in
heritauce, for their faithfulness to Him
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

i b. sHs T. Il u. 4
WeSenture to assert that no County
in the State Virginia. ever had as much
litigation in it in any four months, as Kaz
nawha has had IN the last four months.
On the e2I ofsOctober last. the Circuit
Court commenced its Session and lasted
seven soseks. The dockets of this Court
were as follows: Ninety sight old law
issues, and oue-hundred and six new
suits on the Office Judgement to be tried.
and two hundred aud sixteen Chancery
Causes to be tried Nearly the entire
term of the court was consumed in trying
the issues on the Law Docket, 9conses
quently Special term for the trial of the
Chancery Docket was determined to be
held. This Special term commenced in
January last and continued four weeks,
at which Special terra, Judges EDN1sToS
and SUMxERs presided alternately, both
being kept busily employed in iitivestiga-.
ting and deciding, chsaeeys sui: is5sEsHs
ang large amount Of opsrty and very
important principles Of law.
On the 18th of last month (Feb the
County Court. Chief Justice GosHoRN
presiding. commenced its quarterly term.
On the law docket of this Court there
were ninety-seven old issues, and three
kaadred and eight new suits on the office
Judgment to be tried. This court ad-
journed on Saturday last, after Session
of too soeeks, having lasted as long as the
law allows It, Thus ii will be seen that
in four months and one week (from Oct
e2I, 1857, to the 28th of February, 1858, J
the different Courts of Kanawha County
were in Session for Thirteen eeeeks =
Truly, so much litigation indicates a
very unhealthy and unsound condition
of affairs in our County. 1t shows a
want of confidence between man and man
in the varied business transactions of cur
people, which is paralyzing and prostra-
ting TO great extent the business opera
tons of our County
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Commissioners, Sale.

10y virtue of decree. of the County Court
ID of Kanawh& County entered atthe Janu-
AIRY term thereof, in the case of Burnett, With
ers & Co., ct ais, vs.. Mason Campbell, ct ais,
as special Commissioners,
On Monday, 10Th day of April next,
/ shall proceed to sell. at Public auction, at
The f,ont door of The Court House of lid
County, the undivided interest of said Camp
bell in three tracts of land on the waters of
Pocatalico, and Grapevine Creek, subject 10
the contingent right Of dom-. Of Mrs. Ma
~ Campbell, vile of the said Mason of
which said tracts the first was conveyed to
said Campbell and B. H. Smith, jointly by
Jno R. DAVIS n and wife, and the second was
conveyed to them, jointly by Jno. Dawson,
the Third was patented to item, Unity, by
BELLS interest there IL being one half.
Tenns-As to SIS cash in h"nI and the re.
mainder i'll equal inStalmen,s at six. twelve
and eighteen mon lis, with interest from day
of sale. the purchaser giving bond and good
security for said deferred insl ailments and the
deeds being retaired till they are paid.
v3:i2 WIS. SUMMERS. CommIs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Jan. is 1858.
Valuable Min Property for Sale.

T OFFER for sale a valuable SAW & GRLsT
Il MILL. with two acres OF Land al. ached,
upon which there is new and comfortable
Dwelling House. This Mill is well situated,
half mile below the Mouth of Coal River.
| will take pleasure in showing the property
10 any one desiring TO purchase
B. S. THOMPSON.
CouPS Mouth,';' ; ,1s5S. 3:41
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
HGoEFAT'S
e Z r II PI LIZ g
AND PIIGNIX BITTERS.

TNHE best family medicine now before th,-
L public for the cure of
scRoFuLA, ULCERS, scuRVY,
or EEmptioRs of the Skin, Feyer and Agne,
Dyspepsia, D;cpsy, and in fact al diseases
soon yield TO their curative properties.
1t has been computed that d2siugthe nst.-5
years upwards of FOUR MILLIONS OF persons
have been benefited bi the use at tlieseuaed-
icines, fact which speaks volumes in favor
of their curative properties 5 neIe trial wills
place them beyond the reach OF competition in
the estimate of every patient. By heir u.s. the
blood is restored 10 a healthy state and fteel
from all impurities. The system IS not reduced
during their operation, but inv lg"iated, an.
they require no restraint from business OF
pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines rem
edy that will do for hem all thai Int dicine can
possibly effect. Prepared by
t6-N W, g.. MoFFA AT, York.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
S-S6 Prizes amounting to Sll',l3.
Tic!lcts--W'hoIes So, IEa-vcs $3.50, Omar
tiers 1925.

Tie 5000 Prze< of SIS viii he de'srmiref
10y hr la<t figure OF The number that draws
the $4,000 pr Sc F .e>4m1 81 Il t. mum
Der drawing The O 0aN piSe ends wi h NJ.
:, then all the tickets where the Guml,cr u 5
in l. will lie entitled 10 s 5 IC tie numb =
ends with No. ., then he t cbe's where q
nnnthcT ends IN ,, wii! b. entitled 10 Si5, ued
so OF 10 J.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
]. s. O.BROOKS,
We. BROOKS,
January t6, 1873. [v3n38l Trustees

Sale of House and Lotnear Coats Mouth,
And Valuable Personal Property.
TN pursuance of a decree pronounced by the
i Circuit Courtof Kanawha County, al the
Spring term l957,in the CT ancery cause there
in depending, wherein Jones, Brother & Co.
are Compliments aud James S. Teays ana
Others are Defendants, l, benjamin S. Thomp-
son, Special Commissioner in said cause, will
offer Tor sale at Public Auction, on
Monday the 18th day of March, 1858,
that being Court Day, at the front door of the
Court House of KaUawha County, all the in
terest of said Teays in and 10 the lot of land
near Coals Mouth in said County, The same
being fee simple interest in one moiety theIe-
of. and life estate in the other moiety rs in
the bill and proceedings mentioned and de-
scribed.
ALSO, all the personal property of the said
Teays conveyed by him TO the undersigned as
trustee, to secure E. R, Thomas by deed fled
in this cause.
BENJAMIN S. THOMPSON.
Special Commissioner.
Jan. is 1858. vSn3S,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Coal River Bridge.

wepublish on our first page an act con
corning Bridge to be erected over Coal
River at the Upper Falls,
The bill has passed the Senate,
We are informed that the cut inflicted
up n the person of Baxter Davis, at Goals
Mouth; by Samuel Raines. is not so severe
as stated BY US last week
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
9PPKoxtMAT,ov rH4zrs.
S sN.GOn
5.4S5 Prizes amounting ID S 10000
WHOLE TICKETS SI0;HALv. $ So; ogARTEas S2k.
PLAN nf thp Inftrrv

WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALv. $ So; ogARTEas S2k.
Plan Of the Lottery.
The Numbers from to 5l,0l1 pom
ding with those Numbers on lie Ticaets Frin-
led on separate slips of paper, are encircled
with small tin tubes ana pIlced in one wheel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and
encirclc J, are paced in another wheel.
The wheels are then reeolyed, and a nun
Der is drawn from the WHEEL OF Numbers, and
atthe same time Prize is drawn from he. u h
er wheel The Number aud Priz. Drawn out
are opened and exhibited 10 the audience and
registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn -
his operation Is repeated until ali The Pr ZeS
are drawn out.
Approximations Prizcs.--'Fhe two prece-
ding and the two succeeding Numbers Ia those
dra wing the first Prizes viii be emitted To-
the % Approximation Prizes. For example ::
if Ticket No. 1880 draws the $1,000 Prize,
these Tickets numbered ;243, Ii 10, II2 |,
1882, will each be entitIe To 500 If Tick
ct No. $50 draws the $4,000 Pile, these
Tickets numbered 5f8, $40, 55l, $50, will
each be entitled to So 0, aIG SO OH according
to The above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of 5 20 will be Gefelmined
by the last figure of the Number that draws
The SIS, goo Prize. For example. if the Mum
Der drawing the 81 $4,000 Pllze ends with No
/, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends in |, Will be entitled to $50. II The
Numbers end with No. ., then all the Tickets
where the Number ends IN : vii &c entitled
to so and so on to O
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ofpa ekage eFlo whole tickets, $50
10 half 30
'' 10 qu"rter g 30
10 eighth &c" 10
IL ORDERIxG Tickets OR CEurrFIc ,rEs.
Enclose the money toour address for the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE

salt Property 600
IN pursuance Of tie terms and provisions
L CT Deed of Trust, executed by Nathan.
iel S. Brooks, on the st day Of July, 1851, TO
the un,'e signed andSFrederick f, Brooks. as
Trustees, for the purpose of securing oe.t.in
debts therein mentioned 10 Frederick Bloo,s,
and his assigns, and daily recorded in the
Clerks Office of Kanawha County, to which
Deed reference is hereby made for more par
ticular tescription of the property therein
conveyed, the undersigned, Trustees as afcre-
said, will'proceed to sell, on
MONDAY, 9TH day of April, 1858,
at the front door Of tie Court House of Ka-
nawha County, at Public Auction, to the
highest bdder, for cash, all the real and per
sonal Property conveyed in said Deed, cor
sist ng of a valuable Salt Property, Furnace,
fixtures aud appurtenauceS, tools, mules, cars,
&c; tn is one OF the most valuable Salt Pro-
perlies in the County Of Kanawha. and is the
same conveyed by Frederick Brooks to Ma
thauiel S. Brooks by Deed of Record in tire
Clerks Office of Kanawha County. We VIII
sell so much of it as NAV be necessary TO sat
iSfy the debts aforesaid, and Will convey su oh
title as is vested in us as. trustees, which i,
believed to be good. ,+s.-
J. S, O:BROOKS,
VIZ BROOKS,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02
Proposals for 4 New Church

We received the following two weeks
since, and would have published it at the
time, but mislaid it, Mechanics would
do well to give attention TO it
To be built at Gross Lanes, Kanawha
- about SseI{s ON Char sestonj
4 frsis11e Meeting Id So Tor the use and
benefit ofthe NJ. E. Church South. Size,
80 by 10 feet, sealed; to contain agallery
in end, 12 feet wide. Proposals will be
opened on the goth inst. and close on the
10th of March.
Bu1LDING COMMITTEE G. Melton,
Samuel G. Lilley, Hezekiah Agee, j. H.
Shoemaker and Lewis 8. Boiling
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-02

Mr.. ISAAC BALLENeER informs us,
that while pushing boatup the Kama
wha, at the mouth of Two Mile Greek, a
lot of copper was found in the river near
the shore, where it had been, no doubt,
thrown by some person unknown
Anaonesthe copper was a pipe some &c
feetlong, a lot of fangess &c. At the
time it was found, there WAS feet Of wa
ter over the copper.