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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
| Men who have risen.

One Of the best editors the West.
minister Review could ever boast Of,
and one of the most brilliant writer's 81
tho day, was a cooper in Aberdeen. = =
One Of the editors of the London Daily
Journal was . bakersin EIgin; perhaps
one one Of the best reporters Of the Lop-
don Times was weaver in Edinburgh
the editor Of the Witness was "a stone
mason. One 81 the a5lest ministers ii
London was ia blacksmith in Dundee |;
another was watchman in Banff. The
late Dr.. Milne, of1China, was herd boy
In Rhyme. The principal of the London
Missionary Society College. at Hong
Kong, was q saddler in Huntley; and
one of the best missionaries that ever
went to India was tailor IN Keith. The
leading machinists on the London and
Birmingham Railroad, with $500 year,
was a mechanic il Glasgow and per-
haps the very richest iron founder in
England was i working man i'd Moray
Sir James Clark, the queens physician,
was druggist Id Bantf. Joseph Hume
was a sailor, first, and then iaborer at
the mortar and pestles in Montrose !;
MGregor, the member Of Parliament
from Glasgow, was poor boy ID Ros-
shire Wilson, the member for West
bury. was a ploughman in Haddington
and Anderson, the member from Orkney,
earned his. bread by. the sweat Of his
brow in the Ultima Thule. These men,
however spent their leisure hours ID ac-
qniring useful knowledge. American
public life is full Of such examples
With resolution. economy Of time, Der
severance. and an upright life, noyoupg
man need despair Of success Christian
.Aasocate and journal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
The Presidsnt 1t Portsmouth,.
Me IIqnscript oil YesLerday. SAYS

4 The iIFdnScfYpt OF yesterday, says
AS was anticipated, President Buchap.
an arrived here this morning in the Bal
tinore steamer louisiana. Capt. George
w Russell. He was landed at the foot 81
High street, where two or three hundred
persons we're collected 70 obtain q view
Of the veteran statesman. While land
ing, Kayton's band performed !" Hail
Columbia, = and the crowd welcomed the
Chief Magistrate with two cheers. May
OF Grice, representing ourtpeople. then
rendered him the freedom and hospitali
ties Of the city, for which he expressed
thanks, but would be compelled to, de-
cline them for the present, though he
might, at anothertine, Ienjoy the privilege
Of greeting The citizens Of Portsmouth.
From the tims of his arrival until the
cars left for Weldon, the President was
inI receiving and conversing
with our citizens. u At 81 o'clock, be
was conducted to the cars and departed
for Weldon, from which point be will gp
to Raleigh.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

PoWers of III Rugllsh Language.

- 1 : .
81 Scholar epeak OF the English Ian.
guage as il itself ! power. No people
have spoken it,Eor can speak i. but 4
powerful people. No other languages.
equals Ii. With 4 Law, and genius 81 Id
own, it)leyies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all other
languages, and Incorporates the power
and beauty. the heart and core, Of every
other tongue. into it. For perspicuity
and force for elegance and smoothness,
poetry and science, metaphysics and che
lology. the pulpit or the forum. the senate
of the bar. for any and every use. there
is. no language which equalsit BY the
use of this common language our coun
try Is bound togethersby 4 common SYM
pathy and BY the same means unity
Of language are allied TO the most
powerful nations Of the earth. The En-
glish language is rapidly spreading into
all lands, and will, according I'd the pres
ent indications, soon become the language
Of commerce III all nations. The English
and Americans are in the East Indies, 10
Australia, at the Cape Of Good Hope, on
the coast Of China; in Asia, Africa,
Europe, and America; on all continents,
seas and islands; along all lines Of travel,
where they find orsleave some who speak
fhe language. The English language has
a.yeritable power Of expression, such as,
perhaps, never stood at theAcomtnand of
any, other language of men, Its highly
spiritual genius ahG wonderful happy de-
veiopmeni and condition. have been the
result Of surprisingly intimate udion Of
the two nsblest languages inF Modern
Europe, the Tentonic and the Romantic.
Il isiwell known In what relation these
two stand To one another 10 the English
tongue the former supplying, in far
larger proportion, the material ground
work: tie latter the spiritual conceptions,
nlEnth, the English language, which by
no mere accident has produced and up
borne the greatest and predominant poet
Of modern times, as distinguished from
the ancient classical poetry can. Of
course, only mean Shakespeare may,
with all right, be called 4 world of Ian
gnage, and, like the English people, aH-
pears destined hereafter TO prevail with a
sway more extensive even than its present
over all the portions Of the globe. For
in wealth, good sense, and GOODNESS Of
Structure, no other Of the languages at
this day spoken deserves 70 be compared
with it, not even our German, which is
torn. even jas we are torn. and must first
ria itself Of many defects before itcaI en-
ter boldly into the lists as competitof
with the English.--[ Jacob Grimm.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
Fearful Tornado Id. IllinoiS--Sixteen Pei
sons Killed and Many Wounded.

AEspecial dispatch to the st. Louis
Republican from Jacksonville. Morgan
county Illinois, states that on last Friday,
a most violent aud Obstructive tornado
swept over tile country, about half a mile
south Of the city, desolating everything
that lay ID its path.
Sikteen- persons were killed. while !
large number were seyerly wounded, q
portion. of whom cannot.reeover.
Many houses and other buildings were
tornHinto atoms blythe fury Of the whirl.
wind, others were overturned, and spill
more unroofed, j and otherwise shattered
by the blast
The cattle in the fields were killed ID
great numbers, and crops destroyed
The damage 70 property Of all kinds can
hardly be estimated. e-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

How TO KEEP PooR- Buy two glasses
Of ale every day, at five cents each, IA
mounting mi one year $50. 80; smoke
three cigars, one after each meal, count.
ing up IN the course Of i year to S54, as
keep dog. which will consume in yeai
atleast Sl5worth ofproyisions !; a cat 81
more, birds $l0sand enough chickens to
keep Jour garden scratched up--altogeth.
er amounts TO the snug little sum Of oyei
2 ls0, 25-sufffeient TO- buy several bar.
irels Of -four. one hundred bushels ofcoal,
one barrel sugar. one sack ofceffee, good
coat, a respectable dress, besides frocl
forthe baby. aud a. half dozen pair Of
shoes, more Of less.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
Sale of House and Lot.

MN Monday 18th day OF July next ua.
NJ der decree Of the County Court of Ka,
Ea@ha, county, in the case ofI Frances Griffin
hs 4. Beaumonts administrator. and others,
j shalfsell at pablic auction: before the door
Fof the Court House Of Kanawha county. to
the highest bidder. hehouse and lot long oc
cupled BY Mrs. Frances Griffin situate al, the
nppsI Ferry landing, and opposite the town
ot Y harles lon, Terms-10 per cent cash, re-
mainder at IL, is and "a months, eolal IN
tailments, with interest from date, ana
bond with personal security, with lien on the
land for deferred payments. l'F4
list ISAAC N. SMITH, Special Con'f.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
! Baovs Z PArros. pa 81
Sale Of Valuable Coal and Salt Prop
/ !. !, erty in Kanawha County.
The Heirs Of David Ruffner,
decd, ct ais and Lewis
and Henry Ruffner
Richard E. Putney, ct ais.

Richard E. Putneyyet ais.
Il Under DEGREES, rendered in the above
causes, we shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on Monday the Is thJday Of
August, 1889, Chat being County Court day.
at the front door of the Court House Of Ka-
nawha county, the following described tracts
and parcels Of land, and in the, following
order :.s =I
LIST. That portion Of the undivided lands or
David RufTner, decd, which descended to
Ann, wife of Richard E. rutney, together
with the estate, therein Of said Richard E..
Putney, said portion being one-fourth part of
the whole tract. 4 #.
s ID. All the undiyiSed lands of the said Da-
vid Ruffner, deed remaining from previous
sales. These parcels comprise lands off great
value situate upon Campbell and Georges
Creeks. Astounding ins.coal of most superior
quality and of easy and convenient access to
the Kanawha river, Persons desiring toma ke
Investments in coal property can fhd no OPP
portunity more favorable for profitable invest
ments than is afforded by the sale of these
lands. IItf II
s The second parcel also includes valuable
salt property situated on the bank Of the Ka-
nawha river, directly in front4of the town of
Maiden, which is at present occupied by Will
liam d. Shrewsbury, consisting of one salt
well and itssappurtenances. tit.
I Terms : of Sale-FiVe pei cent of the
purchase money ii cash, j the remainder in
three equal instruments at six. twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from the day
OF sale. Bond with good security torbe given
forideferfed payments and a lienIetained up
on the property as 4 further security.
.a ISAAC N. SMITH,
4 H ElF. N. READ,
+ C,@1lo,oHE fS,,.,ot -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

E PAcL MoRrH9 BEATEN AT LAsr.--On
Monday afternoon game oil chess was
played in New York between Morphys I
and anlan named Thompson in the pres
ehce OF numerous spectators. MoIphy
gave his antagonist the odds of q knight.
a fer playing tive hours and 4 half, Nor.
ply resigned. Thompson having on the
board the Lnight which was allowed him
for odds.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

An Old gentlemaal recently stopped AZ
one of our city hotels, and, during the
night, came down stairs and inquired Of
the clerk if3she could be supplied with
tallow candles. Upon being informed
in the affirmative. he then said !;
Then wish yoH would give me
some want something that ! can blow
out. for I have been blasting away at that
Cursed jigger Sin my room till have no
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

q "A school-niaster. as . punishment 10
one Of his pupils for using profane Ian
guage, ordered him to take a pair 81
tongs and watch hole in the hearth I'M
til he had caught q mouse. The boy
took the tongs and demurely waited for
the visitor. Directly after be saw atmouse
peeping out Of the hole. Cautiously
placing leg of the tongs on either side
Of tho hole. he grasped the mouse, and
triunphantly swinging It aloft exclaimed,
= BYIG-d I've got him i,'a.E q. .t.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
DIR. ROBACK,s
BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLs..
THE GREAT
SCANDINAVIAN
Vegetable Remedies.
0SE WHO THINK AND RI

TO THOSE WHO THINK AND REASON
Tux ISTELLfeENT " rms CoUNrRrzare Il.
ways ready to test the merits Of pron,pent
discovery OF invention, and, dissatisfied Of IT,
excellence, to adopt, approve au.l recom,neu,a
il. 1t is to this thinking. reasoning ella S. v M
always look before they leap, and whose hdp.-
est and rational judgement gives tone to pub.
lie opinion, that DIR. lRDBACK,S BLoOfa
PURIFIER AND PILLS owe their imnenss.
success. When this
GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
First announced tLat bis Scandinavian Rem
edies were infallible iH Dyspepsia, Livs.-
Complaint, Nervous Dsea es, Serasi Kssf.
mess, Scr0fula, Premature Old Agsl F,..
and Ague, Rehamdtism5 Neuralgia. Pr
9HemorThoides or Piles, Weak Stomach, .G,li,.
lDiarFhea, etc, he stated the nj nneril which
they operated. TheT actusl effects were
compared by sagacious men, with the iist;ns
guishe6 Physicians statements and Il was
found that every stage Of the progress ofc,,4a.
was precisely as he had described II The
result was That the mind Of the eoun,r. be-.
came interested, and that persons Of the biyh.
est sanding IN every city ami town ii he
Onion, patronized the preparation. and ad-
mitted the claims of the ilIastrious Sweae, to
pc the frat Medical Discovery Of lie age.
The Blood Purifier and Pills.
are now universally recommended By wea
informed and candid persons, as an immediate
INDIGESTION.
Costlveness, diseases Of the Kidneya Drans,v.
N the stomach, Wind, Colics Pain betweea
the ShQdlders. Nassea, Headache,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Japndice. Pain in the Right Side, Loss oi sp.
petite SleePlessnesss Nightmare,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Nervous Tremors, Painting Fits, Epiiepsy.
Mental Irritation, Dependency, Wasting ot
SCROFULA,
Sore Les. Ulcers on the Body. Pimples OF the
Face, General Eruption, Bolts, Mercarisi
Sores, GlanduIaf Swellings, Secondary Symp-
toms.
NEURALGIA,
Rheumatism, Lumbago. Stiff PARALYSIS.
st. Yiius' Dance, Nervous Twitchings,3 I
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Sexual Weakness, BarIeHness, Diseases ar
the Womh Weakness pr the Back, EoiRs
and Limbs s.is..
8 AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS,
Bronchitis, Asthma. Pieurisy, Catarfh :, 4 Al. .
enza, Cough, and AL etner disorders, III adj.
ministered before disease has struck modal
blow at tbs great vital iutgans.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
OF distinguished men in every profession,
warmly Recommending he preparations mar
be seen al pr. Roback's Office.
In the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BLOOD PILLS are united the three medis
Hcinal properties which PhysieisnS have here.
tofore tried in vain 10 combine in one rrepar-
alton. They relieve the bowels, purify the
bile and the blood, and Invigorate the consti-
tiltiOn at one and the same fine ToIshs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

a RAsoAII.Y SCHEME TnwARrEp. --
a rascal in Cincinnati, short time
since, shipped for New Orleans what
\ pnrportcd to have been Cigars. on
which he procured an insurance II
30 1909. On the down trip die en-
dcavored to fire the boat, but failed.
and it was then ascertaired that his
cigar boxes contained nothing but
chips and shayings..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

Riplev. Jacissoa Comfy, Virginia.
Is. NfAGUIRE

srrynIIT.n respectfallys inform. hif old Gus
wv tcmeis and the pm bllc gensla.sy tnaI s 3:
has sgain taken possession q nls. VEL y y
known esta blishnent ana woulo q g,eS Y
entertain his friends ana eps.ons rs .. nj
deiermined TO apply himself closely q ~. ouS,
, who ~ favor him with their patgonage.--
H;s baI will AZ ali times be Furnished with
ths hsst I;,snoyted ard domestic Liquors. Al.
SO stock Of choice Cigars ana u ouAcco; !,
"A two-horse hack will alMayssDs aeaa ~ :
convey passengers to ny point 81 osssii'a son
Terms modest and TO suit the lines
Ripley, January al 1883
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
wagon, ana Blacksmith, Shop.

nTNHE +sub scribef informs the inhabitants Of
y CpaP Mouth and vicinity, that he still
confirm es to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blacksmithing business, in ali their dIfferend
branches. He is3prepared to furnish his ems
tome IS with neat, good and substsntia
WagoA; histmaterlals are Of the best quality,
aae he is confident his work will bear inspec-
ton, as It is done either BY himself, or under
is immediate inspection. "a 4
JOHN OVERSHINER. q
!. CoAL9s MOUTH Feb. %. 1853. - All
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
SHEPPARp,S
Oriental Preventive to-
CONCEPTION
wARRANTEp 70 NRYER rArL.

WARRANTED 70 NEVER FAIL.
NOTICE Ladies who ID not wish an in
in crease Of family, mayrely on this ass
sure and certain preventive. Whole pack
age So: half package 81, extra fine Sc.
Sent secure from observation to any part .
the United States by mail LION receipt OF til
money Address, ]. S. SHEPPARD,
febl-yl Box 2i43, Cincinnati, Ohio
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
To the Great Kanawha Coal and OIL
- Company.

TAKE notice thar I shall, on.N ednesday,
the 18th day of July, 1859, al the office,
ct The Henrie House, in hecity of CINCINNATI,
Ohio, between the hours of s An and 6
isftion Of Charles b. Watson, to Sc read as {
evidence I'M my behalf. in a certain suit at
law, depending in the County Courtof Kama
wha, wherein you are appellant from a
judgement of a justice, and am appellee,
and if from any cause the taking of the said
deposition be not commenced, on that day, OF
if commenced, be NOT concluded on that day;
tile taking Of the same viii be adjourned and
continued from day to day at the same place
and between the same hours, until the same
be completed Yours respectfully,
+ 5.8 JOHN H. JONES.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
RED WILD INDIAN.
Tobacco, Snuff. ana segar Store
JOHN II. TAYLOR.

"0ULD respectfully inform the citizers
w ofCharleston and the surround country,
that he has opened a Tobacco, SNUFF, ana Sc.
gar Store, in the store room in the upper end
q the kanawha House, where will be found
alt grades OF Tobacco and SegaIs, which he
vii sell low for cash, wholesale and retail.
Choice brands.
Hollands Pineapple, The Iris Leaf. Luz
callas' Silver Leaf, Lecomte and. Patona
BfaIuds of Lynchburg, HAMS Louisa Light
Pressed, Rough and Ready, Fig Leaf, Plates
Half Pound, Ne Plus Ultra, and Pearson
Best, Moor's Buck Eye. u
Pure Havana and Pfineipe Segars.
The best Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco. a
general assortment Pipes, Stems, Snuff, ,&c.
bis motto rs quick Sales and small Profts.-
Give him call, andwe are sure Won will be
pleased. 446 ii d. r1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. I

i 81 ~ =
4 Bensuolent Instilation, establssh, d ~ =. :.
cial endowment for the relief IF tke siek
and distressed .Gt Ficted lsit& Viz
nteat and Endemic diseGse.i
TlEHo WARD AsSo cIATIONl inyiew Of
I'LL the awful destruction or human life. caus.
ed BY Sexual disease, and the lleceptions prao-
tised rupon the unfoHunpe victims OF such
disease by Qnacks, several wears ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon. ss d CFfARlTA-
BILE! ACT worthyfof their name, 10 omen =
Dispensary for the treatment of4thIs class Of
disease, in. \ their forms, anG 10 give NED
Gal ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all who apply BY
le;ter,s with description Of their Condition.
Gage, occupation, habits of life, &c!sl nd Il,
cases Of ex IRENE poverty, To FURNISH MED.
IClNES FREE OF CHARGE. e ii IL needless
to add that the Asse citation commands ths
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furr.
ISL the most approved modern treatment.
\ The Directors Of the Association. n thei,
Annual report upon the treatment II s..,,.l
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction :, ~
the success which has attended Ithe IS bors 4 x
their Surgeons in the cure Of Spermatorrbesa.
seminal Weakness, Gonorrheea, elect. Svpht-
rs, the vice 81 0nanism on SelfsAbnse. Dis
eases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, de-. and
oFdet continuance Of the ssmelplan for the
epsuing year. sa
80 DttCSbVtoe UIl a IcFltH OF TIE tu3ls5 leeA
assured that their labots III this sphere Of be-
neyoient effort, have been ofgreAt benefit 10
the afflicted, especially to the young. and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
'9fwed zeal, to this very Important but much
despised cause. -
An admirable Report on SpeTnaiorrhra, sr
seminal Weakness, the Vice Of 0nanisnn,
Masturbatiop or Self Abuse and other dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, BIZ the Consult
ing Surgeon, will be sent BY mail, s(in sealed
envelofe), FREE OF CHARGE.on receipt
Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Re-
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment
of Sexual diseases, diet, &c, are constn ntly
being published for gfaiuitops distribution,
and will be sent to the afiictfd. Some Of his
new remedies and methods 81 treatment liss
covered during the last year, are 81 great
value. sE
Address, for Report On treatment. DR. /,
SklLEiN H0UGHT0N, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2Souih Ninth Street;
Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order o I. the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTFELL, Presidsnt
GEO. RAIRCHlBD, SeereIarg.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

A printer alta dinner table, being ask,
ed If be would take some pudding, re-
Piled: Owing to a crowd Of other mat.
ter / am unable TO make room for it. His
inside " was already full.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
/ Gen. Maal.

This veteran officer of the Mexican
war and of the last war with England Is
Recommended by correspondent Of The
New York Daiiy Ne,cs. asa Democratic
candidate for ihe next Presidency. 3@
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
{ Tnion Hotel,
II. 3. DUDDING, Proprietor

/ INFIELD, FITNANI " : n h' q
TNHIS establishment has lately been taken
III charge BY Mr.. b., and has been thoro-
ughlyreftted for the hcco mmodatiop 81 tray
efeTs and borders. His table is well sup
piled with allthe market affords. His stabling
is excellent and he has pfenty Of Grainand
Hay for horses. His Seryants are a tentlye !.
In fact, ii IS Just such Houke as has been long
ncededat that place. Prices moderS te-giye
him call. Vs1 445t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21
LUMBER II LUMBER !! #

HAVING purchased The. entire interest mi
- the Saw Mill at Coalsmouth, ] shall bes
la all times prepared to fill orders for lt,uber
of every description at the shortest notice
and shall keep on hand an assortment Of sea
so li lumber. Those wishing to. purchase,
will do well to give me a calf.
Nm Fl. WEBB.
Jan: Sd, 1859. If f437
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-21

lThe President, Directors. d III
Company Of the Bank of
Virginia, Compliments.
VS.. ISt fh.n,..,.
Robert D. Handy, and Eliza H. S,nancs 81
Jane hisIwife, Lewis +. H.
Irving, and Lewis Ruffner,
Defendants. Jls.s
The object, Of this suit, is TO subject tract
of land, containing 5r0o acres. more OF less,
lying and situate on and near Elk river, IN
KanaWha county. to the paymentof3a certain
note, executed BY Robert ID. Handy, Of Gin
cinnati, for 81, IL SOC, dated 18th July, 1851,
and payable to the order Of Lewis iRufiner,
TO days after the date thereof, which said
note was endorsed to the Banklof Virginia in
Charleston, by Lewis Ruffner, as collateral
security, far the payment of two certain
other notes due the Bank from said Rnffner.
The said 5000 acres, being part and parcel Of
q tract, conveyed BY said Ruffner to said
Handy, and afterwards conveyed by said
Handy, to said Lewis r. II. Irving, by deed
bearing date, the I'D day of September, 1853.
and another object of said suit, is to have
set aside, and declared mud and void. the last
deed Of conveyance as fraudulent. .
This day came the complaina nts by COM
sci, and on their motion, and it appearing
that The Defendants, Robert q. Handy and
Eliza Jane Handy his wife and Lewis II \.
Irving, are non residents of this State. II is
ordered that the said non resident defendants,
do appear Here within one month, after due
publication of this order, and do what is nee
essary III project their interests in the prem
ises. Il teste,
B Bao,, Z PArros, Solicitors. 81