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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
White Slavery

The English Parliamentary evidence
of till condition Of the dressmakers' ap-
prentices IN London, shows that ID ordi-
nary times, eighteen hours alday is the
allotted time TO work, and during the
height 81 the season, young girls are
sometimes only allowed four hours re-.
pose, when they are reused to resume
theirtoiE Strong coffee is administered
to enable them TO ply their needle for
twenty hours without relaxation.
According to the New York Express,
the slate Of things. though not SO bad in
New York, is bad enough, where caps
are made at shilling \ dozen, pantaloons
at fifteen cents a pair. shirts bosoms 1T
fourteen cents dozen, and shirts at ave
cents each, There are eighty thousand
working women ia the city Of New York,
not alt working at these rates, but avast
BODY tof them are. The laborers. and
clerks. according tofthe Erpress, are
compelled to work for nominal sums,
while their employers riot in wealth.
And yet, these are the very persons
who annually expend the philanthropy Of
Z talk il behalf Of Southern negroes.
who aTe neither compelled or permitted
10 toll for such an inhuman length DC
lime, though their compensation is fall
better. Prince Killiaps Democrat.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
The & southern Citizen

This excellent newspaper, more com
mouly designated john Mitchels paper,
appeared up to time On the 4th instant
from the new head Quarters ID Washing
ton city. 1t comes out Regularly every
week and IS deeply interesting to citizens
III Adj parts Of the Union, ~ the ability
displayed in the editorial department. d
The !. Southern Citizens, cannot fail IL
iaterest all as well as open tie eyes b
many % thing Of two pertaining to tht
welfare lof this confederation. Judge
Swan, Of Knoxville. Tennessee, ii in part
nership with Mr.. John Mitchell IS propri
etors and editors Of the 8 Southern Cit
zen, " which is fast gaining a large circu
lation throughout the States.
Among the items in the & Southern Cit
liens" platform we notice
First Repeal of all laws prohibiting Iii,
foreign slave trade, or imposing penalties
|theteon.
Second, Repeal Of lie law abolishine
the slave trade in the District Of Columbia
Third, Absolute resistance to every,
thing i'd the nature of 4 Compromise be
tween the North and South.
Fourth, Peremptory demand for thein,
Prevention Of Congress-. President and
Supreme Court, for slavery in all Terri
tories, the moment = STAKEHOLDER brings
bis slaves therein other words. inter,
vention BY the authorities 10 sustain Tie
law and prevent robbery Enquifer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
Vine. md lYedlork.

Who don't know Jus ine Ms:Fall. Of
Cincinnati? a lrienI Of hislells good
sesne ID witnessed IN company with him
last week
a youthful pair sent 4 carriage and begs
gea McFalI woud como right away and
marry them. When he got there lae
found The expeetank bridegroom was bel
fore liable covered with wine and bran
dy. The bride was dressing. but was
soon expected down. The judge. ons'
friend. and The happy man sstHelowa ID Il
quiet drink merely TO pass The aima.
The lover drank copiously, which, adj
Ided to his excess Of happiness, soon turn1
ed HE head completely. and when The
dkmsel came down lie had grown quite
drunk, and was dancing 4 jjiig with His
coat oG, on the middle Of the door. with
The justice, who is, as every dweller,in
IPorkopolis knows, first-rate dancer.
Bsholding the bedizened fair, he ran
towards her and elapsed her in lis arms
with alstrength that would have caused
the death ola city dame. She returned
his pressure, when he capered about the
room more lively than ever. and imbibed
q half pint ofbrandy at single draught.
Indeed he grew 50 4 happy chat lie could
not be kept long enough III one place to
be married, and when the magistrate sue
ceeded lib qnieting him down; he was 50
weak In his knees that Il was necessary
Ito support him while the service was per-
forned.
u To ghs question, "Will you take this
Womanfor your welded wife ~ he repli-
sd. "Why, why---hic-cer- Ger certainly !
if I-I-hic wonld' e wh-wh- what--hic-
The devil would would ] be--hic--here
fot. squire -hic 4"
Thu inebriety Of the husband seemed
70 amuse the wife much, who clapping her
hands Hi glee, and exclaimed, inthe most
rustic stEle, Y Oh | laws. amt he drunk,
and gOsh but he's funny. hope he II
get 30 often; we Il have good times then. ;"
After the ceremony, the husband took
another large potation, and ID attempting
10 kiss his wife, embraced the magistrate
the first time and fell on the floor where
upon the muscular McFall, fearing the
conseq uencss Of bis drunkenness picked
I'D Benedict ID his arms aud carried him
10 the hack, amid the laughter Of The girl
eonsort, who took her seal beside her lord.
ltill indnlging in her risibilihes 10 the /
fullest extent.
We ought not to omit. relating that Nc |
Fall gave the fair bride some Of theshear-
tiest kisses weieyer heard the snnscking
of their lips would Be considered first-ratel
Jersey thunder.
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HOWARD Association.
PAII,AEEI puT4

I u - If. + + eta T
a ,Beneroleai Inslifafion, cstdJlished b. sos
eial end6icHie nj III NE rrHe of he sick IA
distressed, dtRieted triM Frhieat md Epi.
deEie diseGse. Il, Fsst
ITT,0 all persons siil.cted with Sexual Dill.
u. eases such as SPERM ALTO RRHGA. SEM
NAL WEAK NESS OTENGE yGf NOR
RHGA, GEEE1S sFHPHILI$. the.yiee III
l0NANISAf, or SELF ABfISE DC, &C.,
The H0 WARD ASS0 CIA TlDN N, in view d.
the awful destruction Of human life, caused
by Sexual disease, and the deeeptions prac-
tised upon the unfortunate victims OF such
disease BY Qnacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a CIiARITAE
BEE ACT worthy of their name, to open a
Dispensary for the treatment fihis class OF
disease, in a d their forms, anGto give NED
CAL. ADVICE GRATIS. TO allwho apply w
le.tsr, with a descrihtioHof tlIer condition,
{age, occupation, habits ii life, &c, and i'll
cases of extreme poverty, tp + lIE2NISu NED
/ lclNES FREE or CHARGE. 1t is needless
to- add that tile Ass, ciailon commands the
highest Medical skill u the age, and win furn-
ISL the most approved modern tfeatment.
The Directors, on 4 review ofIihe past, feel
assured that their labors in thislsphere of be-
nevolent effort, have been Of great benefit To-
the afflicted, especially to the Young, and they
have resolved 10 devote The mselyes, with rel
newed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause. s h
Just Published by the Associa tiou, q ReuortI
on Spermatorrhra, or,seminal M ca kness. the
Vice Onanism, Mastnlbation OF Self Abuse !.
and Other diseases Of The Sexual Organs, by|
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent
BY mail, lln sealed letter envelope FREE
OF CHARGE ON receipt Of, TWO STAMPS
for poBtsge.. ~
Address, for Reporf 81 fre4 tn,ant NJ
GEORGE r. CALHOUN. Cobsmltiny 81.
geon, Howard Association, Ia. 2lSouth MINI
Street, Philadelphia. Pa SIS I.
By orderof the Directors.
EZRA ID. IlEARTWELI,.I Pr si1e,t 4
GEO. FAIR chill, Secretary.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04

[1TsHE Commercially 81 virginia z 81,
~ Sheriff Of Kanawha county greeting
mel Coal Company 81 Coat river. ~ ths <.
found in your bailiwick, to appear before tRs
Judge Of our circuit court, fof the cen nv n
kana wha, at rules to be held in The CIs1k, \
once iof said court, on the first Monday ID
hibiteh against them n mi said 80, 4 g..
Matthias Mfdkiff And have then ilss , az 81.
writ Witness, Alex8i,der IN. l1Ts r,;s s,s
Clerk DC our said court. al th,. C6nyt Hn - 1,
said county, the 23d iav of ,,'.r sssse
in he SD year Of he Comlnonwe altb. -
436 a. W.. q UARRIER.
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AZ HARD- HKARTpp u ARrvr


a HARD HEARFnD PARENr.--A ell!
zen Of Boston died recently, leaving
property valued Al from as, 900 %
|s5oo. 0fEg his disposition Of which IS thus
narrated by The Ledger Of that city
Some few years since, one Of his daugh-
tiers saw ~ 10 marry agentleman Of high
moral character. although poor in this
worlds goods, belonging 70 the marine
corpse 81 tile United States. The Tather
opposed the marriage. and has ever since
refused 70 recognize bis daughter Or do
anyEhing,for her, She has in lived . very
humble waysin Newport with her family,
consisting u her husband and four cfyil-
dren. Learning that her father was III
at the fremont House, and knowing that
her mother and only sister were abroad,
| she came to Boston, and through inutu.
Al friend. solicited the privilege and pleas-
ure of ministering 10 his comfort, and be
with him ID his last moments. Her APP
peal was repulsed with scorn. and she
wasthus deprived of the opportunity of
doing what every right minded women
W0uld Seek 70 10 UNJUST oiitfuiar cttCuu1 7
stances. He died. and she, notWithstand-
| ing alt that had taken place. attended his
funeral, and saw his mortal remains de-
lposited in their last resting place.
The will Of the deceased has Just been
opened. and ii Is found that be has put
his whole property 10 trust. excepting,
we believe, one legacy Of ten thousand
dollars. providing for the payment to his
wife Of Sc. 600 per anEum. and single
daughter (now with her mother and
two sons. i've thousand dollars each per
annum, on Tie condition Of forfeiture y
either Of them ever gives one farthing to
to tile married daughter. And 10 meet
the requirements aof law he gives 10 the
Imarried daughter the pittance Of four
hundred dollars per aannnm. 70 show his
relentless hostility to one ofbis own blood.
who saw ct to bessow her affactionsupon
one She loved.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04

ITO THOSE WHO TIIlNEa AND REASON
1'n. IsrELtlcESr ri I'll u G3orkrRys are Al
Efways ready 70 lest he merits OF o broinluep
discovery OF invention, and, ff satisfied oTit.
excellence, TO adopt approve aul fecoIn,feu,
IL. is u this thinking Re ssoni Dg Class. WI.
always hok before they lsaIs and whose hon
est aud rational Judgement gives tone TO pu b
| lie opinion that DR. R0RACKsSE BL0OI
lPCRIFIER AND PILLS owe their imraens,
success When this #
GREAT AMBASSADOR or IIEAITH
First announced tLat his Scandinay:an ZEN
edies we're infaiIibIe Id Dnspevssa. Iire,
Complaint, NerroEs Bisdases, Sc rum Weak
ness. ScrefHka, PFematare Old 40. Fsng,
md 1gae, Rehamatism, Nsuralria. Ffts
IftraprThoidss or Piles, WEAK Stomerb Col;s
Diurf he'd, tte., be. stated ma nnef n (tbici
they operated. Their actual effects Wrr,
compared ~ sagaeious men, with the iistin
giushec Physicial,s staten eHts. and it wa,
Ionud that every stage vf he progress ofcure,
was precisely IS he had described Hi. IN.
result was that the mind Of the country be
came interested, and that petsDbs az thglligh.
81 ? ending u every city and town in Is.
Mon, patfoalzed the prenatatiOn and "A
Ttltied the elaims,of the iiiustrious S,ssde 1,
pc tbs First Medical Discorfrs Of ne az.
The Blood Purifier and PfIIs.
are now universally feconnns ndt.d nj. - Il
informed aud CANDID persons as an ilnme az
cursifor ~ "a S. u. :
INDIGESTION. .,.
GQsiiyenesS, diseases Of the EitIneysI I; ann.
IN HE stomach, Wind Golie Pain betweeu
the Shoulders, Nausea, Headache. ISL.
LIVER C0MRLAlNF. ..is
JaundlceS Pain in The Right side, Loss ~ ,an.
petite, 6leeRlessness, Nightmare, s Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
i oil Il Y BOOK ST ORE.
= GAI.IlPOIIS.# OHIO.h +

WIN. I'll NASH would respectfully call the
Wv attention Of country Merchants, Teach
efs and Others, to his extensive and well Sc.
|lected stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Siatianeryo Of alikinbs, Blank Books,
&C., &c.,. which'he isprepared7fo sell, whole
sale or retail, at very low rates.
His long experience in tfeIbusinsss enables
himto purchase very low and she can afford to
sell at greatly reduced prices.
Particular attention given TO orders for
Book for public or private Libraries.
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, SC, consta ntly on
hand s9n47s
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|. FOUNDRY

aCla11ae SHOP.
!. ME subscriber, being fully prepared to ill
4 an orders ~ has line with dispatch. Of
sne pes. materials and Workman ship, low fol
ALI CASTINGS Of Iron and Brass, used
IN Salt making. Also IN The coal business.
car wheels Of 4 q different sizes ana .nafts.rns
for wood or iron rails.
SAW OR GRIST MILLS ranks Gudge-
ons, spindles, Shafts, Pnlleys, Spur and Beyel
Cog Work. sf.l. so
y STEAM ENGINES OF superior strength,
from s to 20 horse power. t,Es
House Crates and Stoves for coal.
D a. MACHINERY Of all kinds repaired, with
brass, castor wrought iron.
4. 3. PUTNEY. j..
Kanawha Salines, Aug. rs, 1854.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
Ytaal aa6ltli.rnIlaI,''
UDAfC AUfsrI5,T -
#TiLINTcN and Others, ~
~ ~.
The Mount Carbon Mining Co

s6fLINTON and Others.
NJ NJ.
The Mount Carbon Miaipv e.
and others. -
Ayviripe q Z Decree Or Il. IS.
for Fayette County, Virginia. 49,, ssIlisna {;
1858, the undersigned Gomn,,.s;9ssa No, N
at pablic auction at the Nerelaoa. y
IN The City Of Cincinnati. On NJ h,.ss
81 1859, ct 70 osgloek II gisdsl
tracts of leta IyingEin Rates,ss y lAo,,
on the Eastern side OF Soshll y
conveyed CO.. y Charles MontgoNss.,, 4. y
William Edward Ayerst and a. Hali
Trustees, &C. and 10 tbs MIC Ri
Mining Company, ~ two Deed. 'ount ca
lively, the 9Th day Of Brceg ,1 asled ~
April 3Olh 1853, and duly rrc,st ~,
especially set forth and dec, & AZ II
Of TInst on Mortgage from 81: ass .
kalslon.snd the Mount Carbon Nh "
parry 10 Francis Bennock AMI caIsllI q,
Priicheits. dated August is,s ,ss.sls 8
recorded TIN sasne cnnnf ~ - - u y.
and acres ofland, ,ogether ~, 1 y = kl,I
snces effects and personal =, : g .l.
MoHnt Carbon Miniky CAM " ~,
belonging. The Improvement ~ !. !. sc 4
good ssw-Mill and Stesm Ea n + ; 4 !
order and the lands contain 81 = ~,
qualify having been ak.tssA1ls oltks n,
worked. Theabose l. btl;.x-,l. msseflS
eelisnt opportunity iOr inye., ~ :. = os,rhs
viii be pereAptoEy. y ilsr.
TERMS--As pkescrihsd I. ia
ten thousand dollarsip r,.s g fhs Dss
10 The satisfaction OF he e. Z. 3 Z pessstsl
Ind twelve naonths, oaeis 4 :
PETER GIBSON.
JAMES MACARTHUR
| Al CALDER BAILEY geasssls,s.
Il Nov. IS, lass. sn Atii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
NEW ARRANGEMENT. |.

AHNOLDihas opened Stock or Gro
fA. ceres, &c. 1T the Store formerly oceu-
pied by Thos. Fife, opposite the Court House,
where he would be pleased to see his old
friends, and as many new ones as may favor
him withtheif ID tonnage. lie will sell his
goods extremely low for cash, and cash only.
He is Agent for the best brands Or Flour
made ia Ksnawha County. and wflsIalWays
have a supply of Meal, Shorts, Bran, and
Mildlings.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04

IA the Steamboat landing at Buffalo. Put
4 81 nam county Va. ON the first dayof No
yember 1883, Pocket Book ccntainIne a
small amount of moaey; also two notes ~
hanas with some other papers bf moi much
yalue The oWner describing satisfactorily
and paying ali expenses. will Ref his Tror1s
erty.l Call afthe Pest ef6ce
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
Militia Attention!I!

ISA 4 GREEABLE 10 AM Act ii
|Mt9S ~ the Legislature Of Wiz
SHyAE ginia, Tor reolganizing lie
Militia thereof, passed 2nd
March, S58, We, the undersigned, were ap-
pointed by the County Court Of Kanawha
County. Commissioners 10 conduct ELECTIONS
0f Officers Id said County. We therefore,
hereby order all the men subject to Military
duty in Kanawha County, 10 appear al the
Court House Id Charleston, on The second Sat-
uFdaY IN February, 1859, for the purpose lof
elecling Officers n each and every oInpaIy
id this County
This Is the last notice That will be given. -
IN sufficient number or men does not Assem-
BILE, the Officers win b appointed BY TIE
County Court
CHI ARIES RUFFAER,
JOHN ri TURNER,
JOHN d, LENS.
Charleston Nov. 80 1868. 50.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04

The New York papers make mention
of d policeman who knocked down six
persons il the late Staten Island riot. IIs
was the right sort Of Is six FOUNDER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04

al couple were recently married II
Hamburg, S. CT, whose courtship con-
menced ID Jail where the man was con.
fined for drunkenness and the woman fof
steeling pork.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
Depressio1s OF the Earth.

Surprise has been manifested and in,
qniries have been made as to the cause 81
mountains, but the cause which produced
the valleys or depiessions Of theAearth il
iast 81 much matter Of wonder. Some
suppose Indeed, it is, very general
opinion, that all the lower parts of the
searth's surface are covered with water,
bnt this is not exactly so. Seas, lakes
and riyets are not only lower than sur
rodnding lands, but there are many in
habited portions Of our globe which are
much lower than some great seas and
lakes. Thus the waters Of Lake Erie are
aheAs two hundred feet higher than the
rich cultivated plains surrounding Lake
Ontario. but the latter lake is some feet
lower than these plains, and ii the recep-
tacle of their drainage waters.
\ The NEST extensive and wonderful de.
preston 81 the earth IS i'd Asia. Ii is a
vast region Of about $4,000 square
leagues it's occupied !, to be sure mostly
Eby the Caspian Sea, but il also contains
spopulous cities and extensive cultivated
districts situated in depression OF three
hundred and twenty feet below the level
fEcfthe Black Sea. Il is ap opinion pretty
generally admitted BY Tie scientife men
pfIthe present day, that mountains have
been formed BY the upheaying Of their
nsterials, and that they have issued from
ths bosom ofthe earth. Asia abounds Id
lofty mountains. and tie vastsdepression
III The Caspian Sea and It's adjacent plains
~ surrounded with great mountain
ah4inss hence tits supposed thatthe ele-
ratisn OF these masses causes the conse-
4usnt depression Of lhe Caspian valley.
Scientific american.
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3 q n RY q o D sE.

NORTH CHARLESTON, Kanawha, Va.
i, mis- convenient hotel has been re- fitted
~ aud extensively enlarged. Ii IS the on,
" tavern in. North ChaflestDh. No expenss
has been spared for the accommodation o guests,
Their ABLE, Ft all times, Is Supplied with
the deleeacies Of the season; md the capa
cious BAR ROOM with the choicest Liquors
and Segars- French ale and Peach Brandies,
Jamaica Rum. Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreign Wines; OLD Rye, Bourbon, Mononga-
Liza and Common Whisky.
Good StablIng, well supplied with corn and
hay. IA III. SNYDER IS "a. Z
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IAlTEs aF. GIRAY.

A0ETAGE INN. near Ted House. Putnam
~ ~ So's Va. Agent for The SHE or blufrays
n.sspl = end Moving Machines also viii fur
Alah Ihrashing Machines Of ~ linds.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04
LAND IN PUTNAM COUNTY FoR
SALE.

FpeciaI commissioner. under decree
1 g y. II the County Count . Putnam County.
rendrTed al IFS October tenn, is56. is fhe
case Of John BOWERS. hgainst Iiillof% Bird.
and Others, shall, on tile
24tt day Of January. 1859.
al The front door Of fhe Court House, Of said
County sell atpuhlic auction. to The highest
bidleD for cash the tracts OF land, lying on
fnckers creek. in Putnam County, lately
owned and occupied BIZ Dasil Il Lewis,
Deceased containing one hundred aud thirty
eight Scres. IAS. II. HOGE
pee tish1 1858 4r34
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-04

The famous SLAYER Echo is ADVERTISE
for sale by he United States Marshal s
South Carolina.
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KANAWHA VALLEY STA Il.
Not1ce.

yTsHE FIRM ofsNYDER 4 FISHER, has
j thin day dissolved partnership, ~ nll-
tnaf consent. The finn, hereafter, will be
carried oh BY WIN. FISHER, alone. Allper-
sons owing said firm, will call and settle
promptly as farther time cannot be gwen.
b. C. SNYDER & FISTiER 4
Chsrleston, Oct. 10, 1883. irz5, Il
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NOTICES

I'ATESsRs. John S. Ross. Spence, . /, II
I1NA and James Il Rstklsh g., = ~.
Gentlemen :-'fake notice I'M.
The 10Th day 81 January isss = 8. 80 q
Office Of the Circuit! Court Of " -, = r ss'll
VTgFnia, ! shall take the depuslt;es. 10y !,
~ Atkins and othetslo be lead h /. =
pending IN The Circuit CVurtof f,5,Il e -.
Virginia, wherein | am conpls maui ....l
pre- DC itndsnts. and II they are not NJ
That Dry. viii continue he lsk,ss 80 J. Z 9
same from tine 10 time The, I,lI n,
taken. LEWIS . i sr..sl \
Nov. it, 1858. -, =.
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GosMoRN HOUSE.

Charleston, Kanaw1la.
DAVID G0SHoRNinforms his friends
" and the public generally, that he has
rebuilt atIhis old stand. nearly onpos;te
the Court House, and Il prepared II s..
commodate all who may favor him 4 iii
acall, III 4 way that will please tbe most
fastidious. His Bar il supplied with tba
finest Champagne Ciafets and Madeira
WINES; Appleand Peach BR NDJES
Old. Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and fine CIGARS. sc. AZ
April 23, 1856. n3tf
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lob Work Of alI kindsdone Il tbik f,fse<
~ Lawyers and other BLANKS pr;;nteS
with neatness and dispatch. RasH seo
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Boolxs. STATIONERY. 20.

in Charles CIeuzePs Building. one door above
tie Journal Office, where he will keep con
stantly on hand every thing usually fund Id
Book Store. VI Is
His stock consists, IN part. bf School, TiIeo-
logical Classical and Miscei laneoiis Bodks;
Blank Books BIZ all sizes and prices; L ettei.
Cap, Fancyand Plain Note Paper; Envelopes.
Fancy Plain and Goyernmeit, Gull, Steel
and Gold pens Pocket Cutlery; SlbtesiofIail
sizes; Lead and Slate Pencils, Csny Books.
Arnold, Maynard and NOys Inks, &C. '
He has facilities by which be ca n on the
shortest possible notice procure any popuia I
work pabIisAtd eitheE Iii America or OH he
Continent.
All The latelpublicaticns received as soon AZ
issued. sI Fs I'll }si
He has or hand now, 500 CURES Blank
Books assorted, half andEfull bound.
90 dozen Memorandhtn's and Pass Books
assorted. 59
100 Reams Letter, Gap, Phncy and Plain
Note Paper.
Slaies q all sizes. Steel and Quill Pens,
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Henry J SarHGels personal reot,a,ss.
81 Ddlof b. Scott deed. FfsncI, - -.
Nicolas Dcrati, Suthes CSeaesns. JslsS
Wsllare, trhilo 81 Berry: and Mar j,ss
Niiel lAlexsndeT ITALIAN. snd Lpty an
wife, Themes Spurlcek, Andfew u .l,aI
snd John Dinen, defendants.
The oI,iectoi This snIi is 10 recover nm,
estate Of the said Dpl,,H 8 Sect sssi. n
from bis seeurisiesias g4srd.aH q tAs8iis
cSmplhiRanis share Of tbt plant Is. iE,,s
ceeds of certain slaves, aud Of crr;siu 4,
compromised with John SibreIl Of Mao, 8,
~, for 5000 by saisls Scott, - saee su,l.s,
a pd also tossttle the filneiary ascuuals "a,
sail guardian, and 10 cancel lie brssultI 3
celp.s Of the eoinPla nanfs. or es,I2s ef IN
to the said Scott, for thess inteps,s ;.hsl.it
And it sppealiIg from AFFIDAVIT EIss n
papers Of this cause, that ths dsTts:aNs
las Doran, Fraaeis Johnson, AIes.rd., q,
lam. and Lucy Ann lis W c, and Inn
Wallace. are not residents Of this Slsss
IS oTdeftd that they do appear herr Sitkln
month after due publication Of Ii S ordsi i
90 what Is necessary to protect itch it.sns
in the premises. 4 copy Tesle,
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