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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12
LATER-7HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADELAIDE, .
Terrible Battle ON the MineiO.
TIE ALLIES AGAIN VIcToRlou US

THE ALLIES AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
ST.. JoHa's, N. II, July g.. The
steamship Adelaide has arrived at
this port, from Galway on the 18th
bringing London and Liverpool ad-
vices Of Saturday noon, q few hours
later than those received by the Vigo
BY Telegraph. ~
The news Is Of highly important
nature.
The Empress Of France had re-
ceived a telegraphie dispatch from
Napoleon on Friday evening, an
nDnnciag that terrible battle had
been fought, and that the allied Tor.
ces had achieved a great victory.
The entire Austrian army had formed
IL line Of battle, extending q distance
Iof Eve leagues. The battle lasted
from. 4'clock ia the morning until 8
Eoscio L IN TIE evening. The French
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!, Forthe Kama wha Valley Star.
BLACK HAwKEHoLLbw, u
= 4 = = = N y
July 9Th 1854. \

y. "a (. = s a u a.
Ma. STAR old 4 Black Hawk is
still in the land of the living, and amongst
the "home Of the brave.''
I AS the 4th was aRnice fine cool day, l
took my stafflin hand ,and paid Maiden a
visit, as / had heard that the /" Sabbath
School Of that place, under the guidance
oftthe Presbyterians, intended to- have a
epic. MIC" AS I2came in sight ofthe city
the great church bell was ringing up the
little and big fry, who were toipartici-
pate 10 the celebration of the glorious
Fourth. The exercises were opened with
singing by the children and prayer
BY Mr.J G. WEIGH. after that Mr.. Jno.
A. Warth, delivered q very handsome
and appropriate address, tofthe children.
Nit. Warth's manner and style Of decla-
nation IS good ; he spoke with ease, and
appropriateness, not too long. and not
lprosy, but short synopsis of the cause,
and result Of the I" Revolution" After
exercises were closed at the church. the
children were formed in a. line by the
superintendent, Mr.. F, Walker, and
marched TO Mrs. Clark's at Campbell's
creek. where. we had two other short ad-
dresses;s one. by Mr., WEIGH, our repre-
sentative elect, and the other by our
joung friend James Hagerman. Mr..
WEIGH was totally unprepared, for ms
presence with US, was entirely unexpect;7
Ell, but like all other, good citizens, he
threw 10 his mite to make the time pass
off pleasantly. Mr.. Hagerrnan, also gave
US one Of his enthusiastic, patriotic bursts.
that was well received anf apPlanded 81
the audience. That man ought 70 study
law and go West. be would be an honor
10 any State, bis temperate habits, bis
strict morals and genius, would soon
bring him into notice Of no ordinary por-
tion. have laid him Of for preacher
or lawyer--for he has no business to
confne himself behind 2 counter. and
waist his talent on calico. sugar, tobacco,
shoes and candies. The day passed Of
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12
Ths I Rnqair,r md E1aminsr.I'

Inc kuInleeH INC 8 kxauI1tts
The Richmond &sqxinw i The I'll
knowledged organ and advocate Of Gov.
Wise forthe Presidency and the Rich
mond Eaami,ssr b tie acknowledged or
gan and advocate Of Senator Hunter for
the sane position. "a
Senator Hunter and Gov. wise have
heretofore stood upon common platform
IN regard % the power and duty Of Com
gress % '.iatersene " forthe protection
#ofpersonsand property nfhe Territories.
The sams principle was proclaimed and
sanctioned By the respective fIiends Of
those woIdietinguished gentlemen ID The
Virginia Delegation at the Cincinnati
Convention in 1856, and THE same prin-5
ciple has on more than one occasion
since that period been endorsed and pro-
claimed to the world BY each of those
gentlemen. We regret, however, to Bee
The organs Of these two gentlemen differ
ipgfon this question. Wscannot UNDER
stand this. VIII our contemporaries en-
tighten US on. this subjectg We respect
fully ask forinformation. Is the Enquirer.
a correct exponent Of Coy. Wise's present
position % this important question. and
does be still adhere to his original posi-
ton J? Is the !" Examiner \ correct ex-
ponent Of Mr.. Hunter s.yiews. and has
Mr.! Hunter backed down from his orig
inal position on this vital question p
We cannot believe that either Senator
Hunter gor Gov. Wise has changed. Or
viii change front on this question 80
momentous to the interests 81 the Demo
cratic party and the. nation. We, how
ever. desire to be enlightened as y wheth-
or We are in error, in surprising that
Gov. Wise and Senator Haatet stiIl o.
cupy common position in1regard to tbs
question Of Congressional intervention
for the protection of personsIand property
ifthe Territories. Wilt two' 'organs''
the Examiner and. the Eaqnirer En-
tighten us ?
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captured : number ii Gags, cannon
and prisoners.
a dispatch from Vienna says that
a battle was progressing, but gives
no details.
The previous accounts from the
seat of war said that the Austrian
|forceon the Mincio was fully $50, 600
strong; that the entire French force
had passed through Montechiari, and
their reconnaissance was said to have
been pushed as far as Cato, and that
the Peidmontese had advanced to-
ward Pesch;era, the north western
fertilization Of the historic square
Napoleon had demanded permits
sion to march 30 900 troops through
Hanover to the Rhine.
1t was believed thst the basis of
the proposed meditation Of Prussia
would not be acceptable to France,
and Prussia would thereby be in
Ivolved in the war. It was also ru-
Imored that Prussia had threatened
to assist in snppressing the meditated
Iinsurrectionary movements in Hun
gary.
!. Inc swiss troops which lI were sent
from Z kome g suppress the rising az
flelagla nag q desperate encounter
WIN Y ,il. the people, shooting them doWn
lnolscrimlnaseiy. ,.l.
lH dREAr BRIrAIN.--F arllamentary
proceedings ~ England' had oeen
suspended until the ministers 81 she
government were re-eiected ~ was .,s
rulnorea tnas tne new ministry WI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

h VIRGINIA, SIS AT Rules held in
Ithe Clerks Office OF the County Boone.
lin the month Of July, 1885,
Augutus Pack, Pitt,
William M. Peyton and
John Thompson. Def'ts.
it appearing BY affidavit fled that the
Defendants, William N. Peyton and John
Thompson are non-residents of this Cont
monwealth. and the object of this suit be-
ING to subject certain lands Of the defend
ant William M. Payton in the bill and
proceedings of this cause mentioned, u
The payment of.the Plaintiffs judgment
lien, amounting to the sum of S47l, 83 cts.
with legal interest thereon from the first
day Of November 1850 till paid and costs
Therefore, on motion Of the plaintiff By
counsel, it is ordered that the said defend
ants do appear here within one month afI
tel due publication Of this orderiand do
what is necessary TO protect their interests
in the premises. Teste
]. E. STOLLINGS, Cl'k.
Parks, Gillespie, a. Samuels for. Pitts
Is i2
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Death Of Mrs. Edward Everett
BosToN, July 5th.-The wife of Hon.
edward Everett died on Saturday night.
For the Kanawha Valley Star.
GRoYE, PUrSAM Co. VAL

5 Il si.ar
JSYcaMoRE GROVE, PUTNAM Co, VA.,l #
June 30th, 1859. 4 &:
Mr.! EnIroR ~ have Just read in you
excellent paper Of the 2lst.inst the pro-
ceedings of a R. r. Meeting. held at Ra-
leighC. H., on the 9th inst, and while
| most heartily approve Of holding Con-
yention as recommended, composed of
delegates from the various counties in
Western Va, more Immediately interested
in the speedy completion Of the @. d O,
B. Road, respectfully suggest, that it,be
not held until rSeptember--say the. 9th,
and that Putnam G. II. be the place at
which the Conventions shall convene. .
A gentleman Of this vicinity received,
a few days since, very lengthy and able
letter from Jos. Segar. Esq. ), of Elizabeth
City Co., it reference to the CO O. r.
Road. which will be transmitted TO You
for qualification.
Mr. Segar has always been a most en-
yergetic, ardent, frank and independent
advocate Of Internal Improvements, and
particularly Of the G. q o, R. Road, hav-
ing brought q higher ability and more
thrilling eloquence to bear. in support 81
ii than any Of it's many advocates. He
expresses "a determination, if his private
affairs win possibly allow, to make 4 per-
sonal reconnaissance of the entire line Of
the G. Y OF. r. Road, before the next
session of the Legislature. and il SO, lie
will avail himself Of the opportunity to
visit Putnam, at the solicitation of his
many warm admirers in the county, who
desire to give him some manifestation 81
their appreciation of his past services in
their Behalf The West, and, indeed,
the Interanl Improvement party in the
State. are under ) debt Of obligation 70
him that cannot be easily cancelled. His
name is enrolled among the statesmen 81
Virginia, and will ever be associated with
the improvement. the progress and the
elevation Of the Old Dominion.
By postpohing the proposed R. r. Con.
ventiol till September, think ii very
| probable that Mr. Segar can SO make biz
arrangements as ID attend it, hichleyery
friend to this great work should greatly
desire. ffH
a FRlEsD 70 THE RAIL Road.
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For the Kanawha Valley Star
sabbath Sshoul Celebration at Goals.
~ month.

4 DxAR SrAR:- The Foursk Of July was .
pleasant and interesting day for the schol-
lars and teachers af the II. E 10. South,
aud the citizens generally At this place. -
At 8 o'clock. A. M,, the Sabbath school
met at the church. and formed a process:
sion and marched up the bank Of Coal
river about mile a 4 beautiful beech
grove. At which place. stand had been
erected for the puFpossof public speaking.
When We arrived o. The ground quite q
number of persons bad already collected,
snd With them hsd sscum ulasea i great
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12
MarghaIl g o n 8 Z 5,
e.AnELLEco., yIRGINIA. J
Iuly ann. 1888.

9,ABELLC0., VIRGINIA.
THE first session Of this institution viii
open on the 29d of August next. with
the following -
B. II. TnAoKsroN, A. b.. Of Virginia,
President. and Professor Of Ancient Ian
Rev. F. s. Woop, A. NJ Of South
Carolina. professor of Modern Languages
and Mathematics.
j. s. SHAsnoa, Al. B., Of Tennessee.
Professor ofexperimental Philosophy and
Bellies Letters.
Rev. Gro. B. PoAeE, of Virginia, Pro.
fessor Of moral and mental Philosophy.
III. MooRE, Esq. Of Virginia, Instruc-
tor 10 the Primary and academic de-.
partment.
The collegiate session will be divided
into two terms, Of 20tweeks each.
CHARGES. 81
Per term, payable one half in advance. for
the regular course, or other
/ wise, $40 90
Modern Languages (extra each. 5 90
Primary English, 8 90
Academic, 10 90
Incidental expenses, 80
Board per week, Q IS
Students may commence their course
and graduate in foar years, or they may
enter an advanced class and graduate in
a less time such as may desire il. may
pursue particular studies. for proficiency
in which. special diploma win be
awarded,
Marshall College is beautifully situated
two miles below Guyandette, on an emil
nence. overlooking the Ohio river. in the
midst Of = pleasant and intelligent COM
munity. The buildings are neat and
commodious. the water excellent and the
location remarkably healthy. Every IA
cilily fof the acquisition Of thorough
business or collegiate education may BE-
found here.
For further particulars address the
Presidspt-GuyaDdotte. Virgins. !
July 9th. 1859. 5-ll SIN /
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BLOOMFIELD AcADEMr. The Primo

BlooMEIELD AcADEidY. The t,rinci-
pals Of this excellent Institution have
our thanks for . copy Of their eata-
logue OF students, &c, We find in.
looking over the list, thatit etsosa
Southern States are represented atthe
institusion1;R that the number of stu
dents from yarions parts Of our State
ID large, and that the Academy is
iii the hands Of we'll known andlefi-
Gent Instructors. We would state
that thisis avery Acknowledgements
tory school for The Uni sersity Of Vir-
ginia, Or for qualifying y0ung men
far the general business transactions
of life. The principals of the insti-
tation are W. Z. BRouS, AZ. a., and
W.. ~. TEBBs. Post Office address
Ivy Depot. Afbemarle Co, ma. We
notice that Col. F. Thompson, Of this
county, has been sending one Of his
sons IA this Academy. f3
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4 FOREIGN NEWS.
Three Days Latfr from EUROPE!
ARRIVAL OF THE vIGO.
AATER FROM THE SEAT or WAR
.The Allies Adyancing.

The Allies Advanelngs
ST. JOINS, N. f., July 6.-The
steamship Vigo passed Cape Raceson.
Saturday, with European dates to the
18th Mt, three days later than those
received BY the steamer Vanderbilt.
The intelligence from the seat OF
war reports that no battles had oc.I
CURED, but the allies were still adj.
vancing and had occupied Tomato
Castiglione and Montechiari, all Of
which had been abandoned '9.by the
IAustrians in \ their retreat to the
Mincio. The Emperor Napoleon was
1.-THE allied head quarters. The Aus
trian Government has declared id the.
most formal manner that the crnelties
attributed TO Gen. Urban,.in Count
Cavours proclamations were entirely
=unfounded. A sanguinary collision
had occurred at Perugia between the
Papal troops and the inhabitants.
Prussia is moving her army upon
the Rhine.
The Liverpool Mercury Of the2sth
tult. has the following dispatch:
n: VIENNA, June 23. The Austrian
Government has formally declared
the cruelties attributed to Gen. Dur
ban in Count Cavour's message as en-,
tirely devoid Of foundation.
"a sangninary collision had taken
lplaee at Perugia between the soldiers
Of tile Pope and the inhabitants
The King Of the Belgians and the
Count Of Flanders had arrived q
Buckingham Palace on visit toths
Queen.
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peat6Saf Hon. VIM. QGande.

PETERsBURG, July 5th.-The Hon. W b.
O. Goode died near Boydton, il Meek
lenburg county. Ya..>on Sunday morning
last. Mr.. Goode had been sick for sever
al months, a part Of which time he was
confined TO his bed. His disease was
consumption.
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sIaaasks ga.Ils1 STIR i
kAakKal {. III, Il.
Rdu,ation ID Firginia.

i Education ID Virginia.
II lie Inst ten ofItwelve years Virgin
- has made rapid strides ~ he cause
Df sducalion. In.the session Of 1867
tile University 81 Virginia had only 1853
Students /; nov, upwards Of 800 annually
attend lectures 81 Chat eat of learning.
Ten Or twelve Eears ago. but few gradu-
Aies Of shs University we're engaged IN
teachiag school now University gradu-
Ates are found over the whole State. en-
gagged IL teaching.
The time was III Virginia. when grad
mates Of Northern Colleges were chiefly
The Instructors Of Virginia youth. and
school teaching was regarded as q voca-
Ition unworthy anfeducated Virginian. -
E|Of late years. however, p happy change
Ihs taken place In sha public mind
Iof Virginia IN regard 10 school teach
ing Scores Of youagI men are now
annually sent ont by the University. who
3 ! Ia IN : + y .A
MAKE q 81. senoo' 'eacasng .he'r procession !
j. noe ior h'e, e 'easI ioT 2 'eW '. years
And thus Virginia and The entire South
aTe becoming nilea WIN 'eaeners Hh =
nave feceiFea ~ nlserslty eauca1lon @,
Il areParatory schools ior the University ~ e
ere sre now sprlnglng up eyer f1he whole
SAFE, at which young men . catl receive q
nsore faoroai Y eduea1aon imam 1hey candy
gTadua'ing a. many Nor1nern Solieges,
He say 81 more aaovo4g4 saaea e e, 70,
caase II "s'i kloWh " 'ha. 'ns STANDARD
'oF grauuapon = h'gher = 'ne on,se.
sity @ Yirglnla 'Paq ~ any o'neI unl.
4 Ners'.y 81 pol'ege n ~ : nleea o'a'es'
ana 'has ehe manner Y 'mPaf'ing Ano~i1
suge II II n'se.sf u ! z suPe'iOi = 'ns'
pursued = Amef'can .oness the =,
Ples ere 'apghb ny 'ac's alpn 1s.I I e.
i m tsa = eopca'sa Y rs,see1 Ana fnlpA 20 ,of
llssis no. y conmA y meno tns
u,
lnoeeo M must ~ gra1,lying Y every
rg'n'aa Il sse 'ns rsP'a s.flaes = me
sAuss z i elpeA,0 III U. z ~ Ia
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sasesn.e = =. seu'loa4f as''ao'o',fup'
S N Z, w., III -
asOi, SoAo''9 I 8 - 800, i atses.
~a"ars ". ''''as ]. =, 30
i 1 .as ;.,, -
afs 81 $50 ILL.,,
III AAs s.S.sa
9a''f e0. s.' r. Y' III T
81 y q 4 sa';,hs Gh;,a,
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MUSIC FOR sALEI!

A SPLENDID Sub. Base Harmonium
"a or Church Organ. reputed an excel
lent instsumeht.sapd been but flttle used.
and isEsery suitable for church purposes,
as also for exhibition or rarlcr use. CAP
be seen in Winfield, Putnam Co. VA.
and will be sold at very reduced price.
For terms apply u E. n. Wright. near
Marshall College, Cahell County. or to
Ira J. MeGinnis, Putnam c. H.. Va,E
July s, 1859. 5-1lS 3tE
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A. W. QARRlER. CFk.
COMMISSIONER OFFrcE,
1. July, ~ 1859. ! {
III Arnu,ErE
{YIRGINIA,--In the Circuit Court Of Ka

NIRGINIA,--In the Circuit Court Of Ka-
nawha-- l#
snellingPG. Farley and Fannie ]. Farley, his
wife. Compliments.
vs.,
Morris Harvey, Executor Of John Harvey,
decd, and one Of the heirs and devisees Of
the said John, Benjamin Jones, Beuhring
Homes, -- Stevens and Malviha his wife,
-- Bragg, ana Samisa his wife, Philip
Truman and Paulina his wife, Watkins
Jones, Hiram Hill, James Philips, and Ma
~ his wife Ennice Hill, Fanny Hill, Caro-.
line Hill. Eden Hill, Anderson Painter, and
Mary bis wife, Lewis Harvey, George p.
Hadjlestuni and Nancy his wife, Eden Har-
vey, Robert Pryor, and 0ctavia his wife,
Virginia Harry, John Carbon and Ruth his
wife, James Harvey. VIM. Vass and John
H. Vanter, Defendants-In Chancery.
Decree for Account.
ABsFR AcT.--ff ca motion Of the Complain.
ants, BY Gounsel, it is adiudged, ordered and
decreed, that Master Com missioner. Alex. r..
Laidley do takel state and report an account
of all suchEestate OF effects, real personal or
mixed as came into. or ought to have come
into the hands of Morris Harvey, Executor OF
John Harvey dec q. !. under the will Of the
said testatot,
And notice of the time and place oftaking
the account, published in the = Kanawha VAL
ley Star shah be taken equiyalentsto person-
al services upon The parties.i' Teste,
a. W. QUARRlERJ CLERK.
CoMnIssloNE as oFEIcE, July 5th, 1859.
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FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.

PUTEEY,s FEVER AND AGUE PILLs.
THESE Pills have attained great celeb
III rity in the past. as curative in fever
and ague, and all intermittant fesers,
never, having failed TO cure when taken
according to the directions. They have
lately been very difficult to procure, but
the scubscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing tie public that he has made arrange
ments 10 keep a supply constantly on
hand ALL who are afflicted With these
diseases should call Immediately. .
i JAS. A. CALDWELL. .
July 18th, 1859.
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! Professor. ofl Latin.

Mr. LEwIs CoLEMAs Of Caroline. has
been appointed Prof. ,of Latin 10 the Uni.
'ysrsity Of Virginia.
tide. 6. Harrison after having filed
Ishe chair Of Latin for 81 years. resigned
last month. and viii open this fall a Pre-,
paratory school for thelu University ID the
county of Albemarle. His long and sue
Icessfal experience as instructor and his
profound scholarship must ensure him
success in his boarding school. u
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BIAoKpEaRr WIRE.- There Is no vine
equal % blackberry wine when properly
made. either ia flavor or for medicinal
purposes. and5eyery person who can CON
yeniently DO so, should, manufacture
enough for their own use every year
We#theFefore give the following receipt
sor making it; and, having tried It our
selves. know that tits an excellent one:
Measure your berries and bruise them
10 every gallon add one quart of boiling
water. Let the mixture stand twenty
four hours.Istirring it occasionally; then
strajnEoG the liquor into cask, to,eyeryI
gallon adding two pounds. Of sugar
Let itsstand4a few months and it will be
ready for use. ]
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NOTICE.

The parties to this snh will take notice,
that 1 have appointed Thursday. the lith day
Of Of August $50, at my Office in Charleston
ia This Cplpty. as The time and p.ace fpf pro-
ceeding Withsthe accounts ordered. 81
a nd YOU Will observe that phbliBEed notice
Of said Tune and place, is to be taken asequis-
alent tolpersenal service. ~.
ALEX. F. LAfDLEYs Cemnssioner.
M1tgR Ia EEwxax, s.!. Is.
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IL persons having claims against % OF
IN either Of usB are requested toslsy the
same before us ct the ONCE Of Dlessrs. broun
q Patton, on or before The 18th August next.
WATT q J0RD0N.
july iltht 1859.
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KANAWHA WALL Y STAR.

IT IRGlNIA sAt Rules held b the
Clerks ofire of the Circuit Court for
the County Of Boone. 10 the month Of Ju'
ly. 1862
Curtis,
Jonathan Douglas 4 9TH
ers.
fThe object Of this suit Is to review and
correct the errors in the bill and proceed
ings Of d suit in chancery lately pending 10
The Circuit Court for the County OF Boone,
wherein Jonathan Douglass and others
were conplainants aud Jacob Douglass III.
administrator Of Jacob Douglass Dec ~,
and others were defendants. happening
Nv afidayit fled. that James Douglass.
William Douglass. George Douglass, and
Elizabeth Douglass, are non residents q
this State, therefore, on motion OF com
plainants, by counsel. it IS ordered that
Tie said nonresident defendants do ap-
pear here within one month after due pub
hcalion Of this order and do what is nec-
esary to protect their interest in the prem
ises. Teste,
r ]. e. STOLLINGS, CPk.
PARKS for Oomp't. 8 IL
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VIRGINIA In The Cilcuit court Of
Y Kauawha county, Spring term, 1859.
Margery j. Kenns, n

Kanawha county, Spring term, 1859,
Margery ]. Kenns,
-l4 3st@ VS.. a IN =,
John Slack, adm'r Of Ed!
ward Kenna, dec d, Sam
uel "A. Miller, James L.
Carr. Mrs. Sarah Lewis.
Andrew D. Lewis, James In Chancery
v. Lewis and John w.
Lewis, q the infant chill!
dren of said Kenna, BIZ b.
81 Laidley, their Guardi-.
an, aid Item. u /
III Decree for Account.
sTRAcT-"Upon consideration
whereof, the court doth refer it to Conn.,
4. r. Laidley, To- ascertain and report,
lst. Whether there ever existed any
such Trust deed from John Lewis, t.
Samuel a. Miller and James L. Carr, fol
the benefit Of Mrs. Kenna, as is supposed
in the bill filed in this cause-and il
there ever did exist any such deed, thai
he report the evidence and 'circumstan.
ees tending to- prove the same, and the
several provisions and objects Of the
Deed and it's contents.
I'd. That he report at what time, Gil
there existed any such Deed, the same
was executed and delivered.
Sd. That he report at what time and
under what circumstances the slaves went
into the possession Of the late Edward
Kenna, dec I'd. p. teste, II
Nv. QDARRIER. Cfk.
COMMISSIONED OFFIcE,
July, II. 1859.
v NOTICE.
The parties to this suit win produce
and lay before me their proofs, ID order
that II may report as required, atImy of
fee In Charleston. 10 this county, on
Monday. the rs August, 1859, the time
aud place whore I shall proceed with
said cause. flsl8
ALEX. II. LAIDLEY. Gom'r. 1
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