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Personal Intelligence.

First Assistant Engineer n G. Davis has resigned.
Capt Thos Paine, u 8. N; David Hoadey, President
OF the Panama Railroad Company; Col. Baker, Collector
Of the Port Of Philadelphia Major Buell. and Dr. Turr
U. s. A., are in Washington.
Treasurer yanderpoel is in Erie county On Saturday
last be addressed the democracy Of Boston Corners.
William norsheimcr Of the republican candidate for
Treasurer, is making speeches in the western counties
Mr.. Golden, M. p, has left London for Paris.
The austrian Gazette states that the Grand Duke Albrecht
viii 80 to Warsaw TO greet the Emperor Of Russia IN the
name Of the Emperor Of Austria
Count dc kissecfl the Russian Ambassador at the
French court left Paris morning OF 14h ult for Warsaw
Prince Adalber Of Prussia has arrived at Danzic 30
napect the vessels which to take part in the proposed
expedition to Japan.
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T + l. E G r AP HIC.

ALBANY, Nov. I'll p N.
Tho Adas and Argus has mado footngs or the cleo
ton as yet, but believes there Is slight chance for
Jones.
The Journal has not sufficient figures to mark out the
precise result but comparing Leavenworths majority,
far as heard FROM jones' with that Of Morgan
Parker thinks Leavenworth Is elected by least 10000
majority. They give Senator'S TO the Democrats
Rufus W. Peckham, republican, is most probably
elected Judge Of the Supreme Court over Ira Harris
democrat
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NEW Jersey ELECTION.

Trom the Newark Advcrtiser, nov VI
The election yesterday passed of auspciously and ro
suited In triumph Of the united oppoeon on the State
ticket Mr. Charles g. Oden having been elected Governor
by majority which reaches from nineteen hundred 70
two thousand according To the scattering returns received
sti too incomplete TO warrant the statement OF Fixed
majority, though there is doubt Of the general charac
ter Of the result
IN the Legislature the indications that the opposition
VIII nave majority Of one joint ballot, which is loss
from last year.
The Senate, far can now be estimated win include
II democrats, including anti Tccompton member,
from Sussex nine opposition members and one straight
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
Two Days Later News from
Europe,


lie steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Ieitch from
uver DOL October g. and Queenstown October g. with
four hundred passengers arrived this port about hs
past two O'Clock this morning.
ThelCty Of Baltimore, the 2oh u ffty miles vest
Of Cape Clear, exchanged signals with steamship city a
Manchester day, passed steanshp Europa 6 inst,
lat a. passed an iceburg 9th nst on Cape Race passed
steamship Canada bound east 9Th inst 800 miles east Of
Sandy Hook passed ship Samuel Lawrence, bound west
Tue ships Tornado and Neptune had arrived At London
from New York.
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LvnPooI, Oct 2T-Mdntght.
The loss Of the Royal Charter near Bangor has been
fully confirmed, but owing to prostraon Of elegraphs
and damage Of railroads dea ID have not yet been pub
lished.
Over four hundred persons board perihed an only
thirty wore saved All the officers perihed.
The ship was breaking up and was being plundeved
The effects Of the storms most disastrous Ia all
directions. The ship England, from Liverpool for New
Orleans, went ashore at HolyAead harbor.
Tho Great Eastern rode Il out all well
Count Colloredo is dead.
Garbadi had issued stirring procamations 70 tho Nea-
polans.
London Money Market.
LONDON, Oct 27-Evcnng
Consols s6x for money and s67. for account Market
decidedly stringent
Liverpool Markets.
LIvnrool, Get 27-Mdnght
Cotton active and advancing. Gales at the day sail
ing Of the City oil Baltimore 17,oo6 bales 5000 bales Of
which were to spectators and exporters.
Breadstnfs quiet and steady.
Provisions dull, but market generally unchanged
Sugar firm. Other articles general unchanged.
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MEXICAN SPECIE FoR ENaLAND.-We learn, ~
private note from the Office Of the Panama Railroad Con
rany that d 900 in Mexican silver specie pased Oyer
that road few days before the last steamer LEO ~
Southampton. II was taken out by the wess nas m.n
steamer Kent. II is doubtless the specie wTCn ~
Gently smugged of the Mexican Pacthc coam ~ onS " n
B. MS cruisers-Neso Orleans Picaysrs, Nou' l.
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american soberh) who acted last year with The demo
Gratis.
In the House there q oppcsticn members, and Is
democrats, besides straight American from Olmden),
enc independent democrat and one unknown member
from Cape Nay
The following Vie vote Of Hudson county con,plsae:
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN KINGS
COUNTY.

The election in Kings county on Tuesday resulted main
" IN the success Of the democratic nominees by MAORI
ties varying from less than nfy 10 Ave thousand while
several republican candidates elected by handsome
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SAN FRANC1sCo, Oct. 10, 1852
There scarcely anything worthy Of comment In
mercal affairs day preparations for the steamer almost
exclusively occupying attention. Neither from first
second hands there much doing. Domestic produce
shows about the rates yesterday, with limited
transactions. Barley 10 perhaps little Armer. There
were no auction sales In money matters we heard OF
considerable stringency and advance Of full per
cent over obtanab in instances the rates
valent on the preceding steamer day The ship Common
wealth cleared to-day for Melbourne with assorted
cargo consisting mostly Of wheat and oats valued al
50 $50 10,
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Senatoy.-Samuel Westcott, democrat
Assemb1yMem.-lst district-Wm H. Peckham, demo
crat, Al majority ID distrct-N saight opposition,
2lO majority. Sd disrict-Garret Van Horn opposition,
6S majority. Opposition gain Of one.
County Crk-Robert Glchrst opposition, majority 9S1.
6NyTogate.-Jas. ONe democrat, about $50 majority.
ShriG.-John Francis, democrat, 225 majority.
C6roner&-John G. Alderman, VIM. L. Beaumou and
Thos. Carney, democrats.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 0, 1859.
oden's (rep) majority for Governor is about 600.
The Senate will stand twelve democrats eight opposi
ton and one American elected.
The House viii stand twenty nine democrats, twenty
eight opposition and three Americans chosen There are
however, still some doubts os TO the House.
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The ILLINOIS CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

CHICAGO Nov. 8, 1859.
The Springfield correspondent Of the Chicago Times tele
graphs that sangamon county gives McCeand democrat
for Congress- 500 majority and that the returns from the
district indicate his election by 1000 10 5000 majority
The wires South working very badly, and IL IL al
most impossible 10 obtain full returns.
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Secretary OF State-Jones, democrat. $40
Leavenworth, republican. 8,062
Comptroller-Church, democrat IL 433
Denniston, ragablican .............. 9447
Justice Supreme Court ID dst-Scrugham, dem. $40
Reynolds, rep.... 1880
Senate I'd dist-Gardner, democrat. ........ 1885
Pierson, republican. ............. 1880
Senate Sd dstrict-Spinola, dem. ............ 1854
Hatfield, ind dem. ............ 1928
Bergen, rep. 1855
District ACCOMPLISHMENTS, dem ........... 1884
Norris, ind. dem. ........... 1910
Winslow, rep................ SITS
County Judge-Garrison, dem
Gale, rep. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1H
County Treasurer-Seabury, dem.
Maujer Northumberland. 80S1
Sup'ts Of the Bennett, dem ............. 894S
Ripley, rep. $3.50
Smith, dem ................. $3.50
Ryder, rep.................... 8O92
Hubbard, ind dem. .......... S677
Struse, ind. dem. ............ $500
The two highest are elected.
Justice Peace Sd dstrict-Cadley, dem ....... 8,1H
Lyman, ind dem. ....... 2,A1o
Morehouse, rep. =. ...... 0,731
Justice, 4th dstrict-Colohan dem. ........... $50
ferry, rep. V4Zo
Justice, 9Th dsrict-Brdsail, dem. ....... $500
F1annery, ind. dem ........ 1884
Walter, rep. ................8 ,78e
Coroners-Murphy, dem. .l0SA6
North, rep. Observation-Disclosures 637
Van Dyke, dem Observation-Disclosures. 1896
Kibbe, Observation-Disclosures. $500
Seaman, ind. 2.646
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Mr. Murphy being the candidate for the Eastern district
and having received the highest number Of his
opponent, Mr. North Of the district Is elected Mr..
Kbbe was candidate for the country district, and,
cevpg the highest number Of votes either Of the two
other candidates from the district will DO entitled 10
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comparison with the figures Of this year viii provo
instructive How near eur lake Commerce .uuroeohes
foreign commerce "n amount" the foregoing figures
viii show. "Another New York Merchantn may derive
Information from these figures that may be Of
vice 10 him." He s not the only one however, OF that
class which ranks - one Of the most Intelligent and OF
want Of knowledge Of and seems surprised At the Nag
nitude of our lake commerce Allow me- Mr.. Editor, 70
thank you for the courtesy extended 10 me.
A NEW YORK MERCHANT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Nomentons III Trus!

The Tennessee, regular steam packet
between Nav Ofleans and Vera Cruz,
brings thea important intelligence from
Mexico, AZ NE are informed by telegraph,
than the British Admiral command in the
Gulf had made aIforInal demand upon the
government of JuareE for the overdue
interest on the British bonds sum be-
tween FIVE and six millions Of dollars. -
Now, what is to be The action1of this gov.
eminent II. Great 3 titan shall proceed 70
extteuilities against Mexico Will 1t
fgHt for the Monroe doctrine, Or will It
aid Mexico, in one way or another to ex-
tricale herself ? These are questions to
be answered by farIseeing statesmen
they are Of the very gravest import. -
They present palpable realities to be acted
upon, rather than mere stalking horses
to hestride - States.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
IParasnar.I

Advises from Paraguay, through sour-
ces lnfriendly h The Americans. state
thar Lopez Was actively making prepare
tipns for war, Interpretation Of lily failure
81 the negolialiohs with Mr.. Bpwlin. "a
person (uame not giYeb) who left Asun-
cion on Nov s d reports thai he saw eight
of ten Thousand tfooPs III ihe highest state
ofdisciplipe, and commanded by French
and English officers. .Ho declaEes. also
that the Fort of Humafla WAS perfectly
mounted with fIis aftiiery, and tile gaf-
risoa was composed Of the flower Of lie
army. President Lopez was very loud
iii expressing His determination not to
yield d the demandsEof the United States
H. continually declared III the Senstdinario
thai he would hot ply apenny. The Iast
number Of the Ssmaisario says:
n" The Americans commence BY insult
ing the decency and dignity Of this goy-
eminent, making demands which in no
case whatever can ID acceded 10. This
government is8required 10 indemnify i
mercantile company with the sum of nine
hundred Thousand dollars. 70 give salts
fsctionlEto the North American flag for
! the shot fire from the fortress lof Itapira
at the war steamer Water Witch, and to
allow the persons who now demand in
dem nifty to return and re-establish their
basiness IN The. Territory Of the republic.
4 !f* ~ /.
\ The committee of the Tilted States
Senate doubtless wish To make Paraguay
the laughing stock IF the world. No, a
thousand timesno. Although we cannot
promise ourselves The laurels OF victory,
we can at least be assured OF the reward
which All the world accords to the hon
orably defeated. IS.
!" Il is|not powder and shot that de-
stfoy 4 nation, but the approbrium that
falls ppenI her when ahe submits dishon-
orably to huniliating conditions, I :
ThisIRar iss brought upon US 10 rob the
money from the Paraguayn treasury -
Who knows that itfis not true--as we
haveEbeen assured that it is--that Buch-
auan has a private interest in thetriumph
ofIthe company, lis others have whomaFe
do not care to nama. "a Tefusal will be
thu resultof the exclamation, for we know
NOV, Che nature of the demands to be-
made uponus The natural consequences
vilTibe wait and for war the Republic Of
Paragla is prepared
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

A WoSDEaEuL EMEfIc IA boy had
swallowed 4 silver dollar. None of tie
faculty could devise any alienation, and
as aflast resort, the inventor ofthe fGrea
Universal Pillinus' was sent for 1T il
-eyideRt' aid Mr.. Hack, that SO large !
coin can never BE- forced up. by any
emetic known to science |; however, giyt
The Hoy this pill and swatchIthe the result
ThepilI was given, and strange to relate,
in less than an hour afterwards, the boy
threw up the dollar, not4in coin as origi-
nalIy swallowed, but fa1fve-ceat pieces
nv eli leara that tile patient is as well al
would beexpected,
III This wis effectual, but BY no mean.
EEsays the View Haven Register J as ingen.
ipus as theplan restoredto by a physician
BIZ OUR acquaintance, who had swallowed
camphine. mistaking it for gin, By cram
ming wicking down bis throat and burn
ing him out E3H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
HlLADELPHIA.

,1.s....,1 J, 8.
Bensnotent :. 81 ri
cia ,st,sl 2, ae s'eA 80 gna
distressed, a0l'etea 'o't' usens a"e lsP'ff
demic disease.
.rTNo ali persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
i eases such as SPERMATO RRHEA Sc MI
INAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GcN0Rs
RHGA,# GLEET,, SYMPHILIS, the wee q
0NANISM, or SELF ABUSE &c, sc,
The HO WARD S0ClAIION, IN view % q
the awful destru elton Of human life, caused
by Sexual disease, and the deceptons prao;
tised upon the nnfortunae victims o. spel
disease by Quacks, several Years ago dlrecteq
theirs Consulting Surgeon, as a CiAkIsIlA
BILE ACT worthy of Their name, TO open
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Virginia, Hanawha County to-wit. /

NJ n sgNHASus AAndWHH County tOsWIls
.f Il /, i. & r,1 s.. lle W.,
"a r,;rc1,;t a,,rt T. for Kona,rsa o,a.. - 'ns
~ nod t n Feb, ~ i tssa no COW =
I III n Ta Ma rpn,a,. 800 T. 84
'uii 1s, - 81 >'Yn vi. 4 x -
Ma,c,.iA Finch y M. !, re-. Ia
sacas - 81. IAN rlhcn, ana Yonn
SsooAfol Passns ~ trace using me
s.si III !. lu, 1,o y So.,i ane
Sli9 n G ~ .spoal Soihp oe-
lSnuahss a.4 ~ $1,000 i. IN
IN 49, Y. is SUI p. y Y IscoseI 81 lne
aps Iosn Stoekton the s,'n nf Il aas NJ HI,
LEGAL interest an $3.50, mart tse,aof f,n ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
~ NE VA ftItI I1Etl VI =
otaRaiER & GrLLisoN, soils. 4 III.
Sale Of ! Valuable Town Lot. !

~
DY virtue of II decree of the circuit court
ID of Kanawha; county, in November LAST
Id the case Of Philip Smell, vs. Smelling MI.
Smith ana John W Farley, pending in said
Court, shall, on s Il
Monday the 2lsttday. Of March, 1889,
Eat the Court: HOUSE Of said county Of Kanawr
Eha, offer for public sale to the highest bid
der, certain lot. situate in the townof Mall
den lately owned BY Philip Smell, and BY
HIM sold and conveyed to said Smith and
Farley. Said lot is one Of tile most desirable
lots in the town of Maiden, and will be sold Oh
l credit OIL six, twelve and eighteen months,
except asB to ten per cent of the purchase
money which will be required in cash, for the
deferred spas menis, boL.d with good secnrity
will h required, I'D the titlewill be retained
as Mrthcrf security until the whole of the
purchase money is paid
s4-s ]. "a. NEWMAN,
6w444t SPECIAL Commissioner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
COMMISSIONERS sale 1ef Tract OF Land
- !. Ia g, q go Z fsss,ai.lE n

.
on Brier Greek. 81.
DYEvirtue of decree Of the county Court
ID of Kanawha coBnty rendered ina cause
therein pending, in which John z, Shrewsbury
is plaintiff, and Margarett pauley and Others
are defendants, the undersigned special Com
missioner for that purpose. wilton
Monday, He e1st Of Fetruafy ne1t,
it being County Court day, sell at p..Jiie auc-
tion, in front OF The door Of Kanawha G H.,
to the highest bidder, q ceftaih tract of land
lying in said county, on Bier Greek, con-
tanning LA acres, being part3of a-traet Of land
owned by John Pauley, deceased, and adjoin-
ing the lands Of Adam Griffith and B. F. Por-
ter. For more particular description Of
which see report of the Commissioner whoji4
vided the land Of said Pauiey, by order OF
Court filed in the cause
I Terms of Sale 80 credit Of six months,
except for cost and Commission, which will be
required in cash. The purchaser ID giSe bond
and good security, bearing interest from date.
SO mo. s. SWAMI, Com l..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
rrust Sale Of valuable Negro Property.

Trust Sale Of Valuable Negro Property.
10y virtue az Deed Of Trust, executed 10
ID the undersigned, and frederick Walker,
Trustees byAAndrew e. DonnaMs, aud Lucy
w. Donnailythis wife) and William Donnal-
~, TO secure to Lewis F. Dppnally the pay
meht of certain bonds in safd Deed, set out
and described, which said Deed bears date,
the 9th efJuly, 1851 and is daily recorded IN
the Clerks office of Kanswla county. See
book q, page &c., ! shall, at the request OF
said LeMig 4 Donnally, On !
1iesadg, tie 29th day ef March. 1855.
sell in front Of the Store House, in the Kama
VIVA Salines, recently occupied NY RufIner,
Hale, * Co., and formerly kaown. as the
Company Store, at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, The following Negro
Slaves, to-wlt: Tom WipgfeId ana his two
children. Alcey and Sally, Tom Arniatead, Lit
tie Randle, Adam, EaIam, john Mason, Big
Randie. Tom Rowlin, Aaron, Gabriel, Matt,
Rod, Henry Venture, Lotts Morris, John
king, Emanuel King, Henry King, RyaI An
thony, Little Daniel, Daniel BatrnaI,, Billy
Fry, Nelson, Big George, Ben Steele, Martha
Ellen, Harriet Ann, Margery, John Thomas,
Ann, Eliza ndher six children. to1wft: John
Wyatt, Fenton, Muntoe, Patience, Ely, and
aninfant, Maryland her fye.childEen, to- wit:
Cornelia, Charles, Celia. Anthony, and Car
rissa Mara. and herseven children, to-wit:
George OF Sol, Malyina. Mahala, MafS, Amer
lea, Lilley, aud an infant, Lucy, and her
four children, to-wit 'AIeck, Eliza Ellen,
William and Ann Mariat Amanda and her
child Joe Mann, Harriet and heT two children,
Lewis and Jane, and the increase Of the fe-
male portion Of said Slaves, that may have
accrued since the date Of the deed aforesaid !;
q SO many Of said Slaves as may be sufficient
to satisfy and discharge so much Of. said
bonds as yet remain unpaid. These slaves
are very valuable, beingof all ages, and diff
ferelt sexes, and embracing among them
number Of FIRST rate hands, sue as are usually
Employed in the manufacture Oh salt.
H.Ei. WOOD.
Jan. 22d, 1859. 40 tds.
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| y7IRGINIA, SIS sat rules held in th
1 Y Clerks Office of 1.-The Circuit Court 70
Kanawha county, in the month Of February
1881 II.
Wm.lA. Quarter & Williaml u
E. p. ellison, Complts. E.slisEsS
David ]. W. ClaTksonsandoth- I
i efs. Def Is. S.
(TAe obiect.of this suit lis to have a resale
for cash Of two tracts Of land situate intK a
liawha county, being the same TWO tracts d
inaicia sale had by virtue Of a decree rem.
deredtln d cause now pending I'M KanawBa
Circuit Court, III which The Bank or Vifginia
and others are compliments. and Silas Rey.
iolds3and others are. defendants, being lie
same two tracts Of land designated and de-
scribed in said cause as lots No. 3 antl82, and
which were afterwards conveyed by said
Charleston TO William "A. Smith and bg said
Smithsin trust to bis creditors) r
4 1t appearing by afidavits filed that James
Crookham, William H, II Frisbie, Nicholas
Patterson, Christopher Clarke and William
Selfe, William H. Mcknight, George g. Nc
Knight, Calvin Babbitt, John Goode, and
Edmupd Gardener, Robert W. Boot h, John
BOOTH Peter A. White, lillian ShroIn, IS. r.
Langley, n. Langley -Rarbee and -
RoystoaL tof the firm OF BaIhee & Roystonl
Herman Dnhme, Robert Levick, Richard Be
wick, Warner N . Rain, Tlson1as B. Leyiok,
Edward 6. Higgins, Howard Higgins, VIII
liam Anderson john d. McGord, James S.
McCeTsi, John Gushing, William B. Bailey,
William 3. 0gb4rn, Harvey Childs, Asa p.
Chiidss Lowry Childs, Moses Gutrnan, Louis
Ash, John Sherwood Thomas Sherwood.
Abraham Kuhn, aAdolph Rindskoff, Louis
Rosenthaler, Jacob Nitier, Alfred T. Henking,
y. yu!ilIs,, CABOT, Charles g. Henking, Bailey
Keys Rnd 49, Keys of the fim1of Bailey
Keys son, n A iffanny and Calvin w.
Benigh. are non residents OF the Common
wealthfof Virginia. HEs
And ~ further ppearingf By said affidavit,
that the parties who compose the several
frpns oil d. q W.Gun, Bailey & Co., Moore Il
Griffin King & Co, and Wilcox & CO., are
nnknewn TO the party making said affidavit,
and that The several parties who are the ow
ners of the Steamboats, Jane Franklin and
AurillaI " God are also unknown to him.
{ It IS therefore ordered that the said several
parties Unknown and non esidentl 40 ap-
pear here within one month after due publ
cation III this order and do what is necessary
10 protect their interest in, the premises.
If leste, A. W.. QIJARRIER, CPk.
Quaak Der & Crimson, soils. All
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in Putnam County, virginia.

commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in Putnam County. Virginia.
RY virtue of decree OF the circuit Cont
- OF Kaaawha county, rendered at its Ifal]
Term, 1858, in the cause of Slack rs. Hiram
Et t andAotkers, therein depending; the ,ln,
aersigned thereby appointed special COM
missioner for that purpose, will proceed to
sell at public auction, % The highest bidder,
On Monday The esA February. 1859,
that being court day, in mont of the conr,
mouse OF Putnam county, one undivided moi.
ely OF several tracts of land, living ana helms
on big Hurricane creek. in the said county al
putnam, one estimated 10 contain eightyisix
acres, being part Of a survey of 700 acres.
tllaoe LOT Levi 'Fackett, ST., which tract OF So
acres, vas conveyed to said Hiram Ellis BY
Lewis racket, ST., and LAWS Tackelt Jr..
on Inc LIST April,ll823; ara The other two
eiacls amounting together To one hundred and
sixty acres, adjoining the first named ira ct.
Alch said two tracts were gra MED to the said
Patent. sa N AZ 7Ts ~ ~ F- ~ = SO
The lien under which this sale Is made i :
been decided by the court, Is be superior 81
any Of the Trust Deeds executed by said HI
ram Ellis on said tracts or land sis3
Ierms :--Cash for so much as NAV ha rec
essary to defray the costssof This suit. ana ~.
expenses OF sale; and as to the bata ms =
credit Of six sand4 twelve lmon "a III Il;
pond with good security, and retain; itba 4;
We as q further security until the Nh ~ Sc
Pay. GEO s. PATTON,
~ So, - Special Commissioner
:. : =. I e, DE- .4!ss
GoNsTABLE's and other 9I-AETc- e,
~ safe at this Once. =, u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
BUFFALO, VA,

BUFFALO, VA,
MOULD inform his friends and the
public generally thatIhe still con-
tlnues to manufaeture every description
q work IN his hne in the best manner,
and at as low prices as can be purchased
in Western Virgins. G,
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks {
continuance Of the SAME.
/ June II, 1855, y2n1otf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

.My harris eighteen years older thar
NV Whisksrs, q said alawyer. and Lean
iiot understand why ny whiskers shoule
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