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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-16

THE FAIR, held at the Assembly Rooms. for the
benefit of st. Joseph's Orphan Boys ASYLUM hav.
ing closed, the ladies engaged at the tables, re-
turn their sincere thanks their friends for their
liberal contributions and patronage. To their
Protestant friends, particularly they tender their
most grateful Acknowledgements for the very lib
eral contributions bestowed by them, and an earn
est wish that the benefits so graciously bestowed
on the orphans, may he returned to them in a
thousand blessings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-16

The OBJ Fellows CELEBRArIoS.-The COM
miitees of the grand and subordinate bodies. /. O.
o. r, held a meeting last night to make arrange.
ments for the excursion to New York city, where
they are to unite in the grand celebration to come
OF on the the 10Th of April next In addition To
the Grand Lodge and Grand Eucampment. il was
decided to have the order In the District
by Central Lodge, No. .. and Mount Nebo Encamp-
nient. No. g. (the senior and Junior organizations
About four hundred, We hear, are arranging for
the trip, and should the railroad companies on the
route exhibit spirit of liberality in the communal
ton of fare. which is usual OH such occasions TN.
number will doubtless be largely augmented. II
is conceived that the price of round-trip tickets
should be fixed at 81 80, Zone fare) with the priv
ilege Of remaining six or eight days
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
ITlas. Sale d yaIaaBle NsEIoes.

a S the SURVIVING tsustee in certain deed
N oftrasi, bearing date the 7th day Of Ian
nary, 1851, and duly recorded in The clerks
Office of ,Kanawlia county, executed By Benja-
min s. sSmithers to the undersigned, aud to
Samuel Hannah, decd. trustees. to5secnre to
the President Directors 4 Company Of the
Bank. of Virginia, the payment oftscertain
monies specified in said deed, SHALL the
request uf the President q Company Of the
said Bank off Virgininia, on
Ikondoy, the s6t1 dey.of December, 1859,
sell, at the residence Of the said Benjamin s,
ISmitfers, situated on the Kanawha river,
about 1--WE mites above THE town of Maiden
al public auction, to the highest bidder. fol
cash, the following negro slaves to- wit, Per.
~, Bob, Jim, Daniel, Dean, Dwell, Park,
Henry Bundy, Sam Bedford, Edmond, Rad
ford, Henry Bedford Sam Anderson, Sally, Car,
cline lady Isabel May, Martha, Nelson
Henry, William, Rhoda. Jess, hi "a, Margaret
Katy, Julia, Daniel, Zachariah,, ufiah, Sarah
Little William, Anna Eliza and her chic
Hugh, Randall, Drewyj MarthaJ and Gum
together with the lncreaseof the female por.
Of the said slaves that may have accruet
since the date Of the deed aforesaid, OF SO ma NJ
OF said slaves as may be sufficient TO pay OF
and discharge so much of said money as ye
remains due said Bank Of Virginia
WIN: a. QUARRIERj Trustee.
18th November, 1859. III 5-31
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28

N a. WrrTY CLERaYpAE AN. & Watty Nor.
|rssspn, q Scotch clergyman, was a man
|of great wit and huinor. On one oc-
casion he entreatad an officer at Fort
George Ito pardon q poor fellow that
was sent 70 the Ialberis. The other
offered to grant his request if he
would. in return, grant him the first
favor tie would ask. Mr.. Morrison
agreed tozathis, and. the officer de.
[tnanded that ceremony Of baptism
should.be performed ON 4 puppy -
The gentleman agreed to it, and q
| plartS Of many gentlemen assembled
| To witness the novel baptism. h Mr..
Morrison desired the officer toAhdld
Euap the, dog, as was necessary III the
baptism of children and said: {. As
Eli am a minister Of the. Church of Scot
land, Il must proceed according to
the ceremony of that Church. 2 Ger
tainly,1 said the major, 81 expect all
the ceremony. !" 'sWell, then, ma
Eior, I begin with the usual question
Do yea acknowledge yourself the
father Of this puppya' a roar Of
laughter burst from the crowd, and
the .etficer threw the candidate for
baptism away. s1 j.. I.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
* Ana VIVA VAL u Ely. S IA r.

NTIBGINIA. SIS Sat Ruies, held in the
Y Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
Eanawha County, in the month Of November,
Matthias Midkia, Compile III
ys. In Ghaneefy, YIN
The Camel Coal Compa amended bill.
II nyof Coal River, Defts. v
And the object Of this suit being u recover
OF the defendants $712, with the legal inter
est thereon, and the costs of the entire suit,
subject to d credit OF slU2. paid BY proceeds
Of a sale Of tract Of land. under and BY viz
tue Of decree retoforefrsndered in this
cause, and the further object Of this suit Is to
subject the lands of the Defendant on Cosl
River. known as the r Manningsyille proper
~ ! to sale. in payment thereof. The agree
ment upun@which this SUIT sisSp rosecuted IS re-
corded in Book S, page $50 OF records OF Ma
jnawha County Court Clerks Office. and Is
for the purchase money Of tract 81 land So q
by Complainant 10 the Defendants. And II
appearing BY affidavit fled, that the said Pc
fendan,s are non-residents Of the State Of
Virginia, il is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due pu obligation soi
this order, and do what is necessary to5pro leet
his interests in the premises. Teste.
a. w! QUARKIER, Clerk
T.. b. SWAMI, sol. % ESt7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
AUCTION SALE OF LANDS
L R34 VA WH4 G0TNTY.

TO BEEMADE III THE cIrYYoF KIoHaoNp,
On the 18Th day Of December. 1859.
DY virtue Of Two DEGREES Of the Circuit
ID court OF the City Of Richmond, entered
on the s3d day ofNovembeIJ 1857. and oRsthe
18th day of Junei 1853 III a CAancsfy Shit,
entitled Sinnett vs.. Johnstou's Rg'or and
Others the undersigned as Commissioner,
will proceed, on THpRSDAY5 the 18th day
of December, 1859, alta Ao'eIock, noon, 10
sell at .PLlBL Lie "A UCTI0N, at the front door
Of the State Court House, in Richmond cer-
tain TRACT OF LAND, lying on PocatalIco
river and its waters, in the county of Kama
wha, containing 100 acres, part Of d 353 900
acre tract, patented to General Samuel Smith,
deceased late Of Baltimore, Maryland ;sbe,
ing the same tract Of Land which, was con
peyed by the undersigned as C6mnissioner, TO
Abel P. Sinnett, by deed, bearing date the
18th daylof JULY 1885, and recorded ia the
Clerks Office of said Kama wha county, ito
which reference is made fora more full des
cription Of the said land and oflthe b 5undaries
thereof. a. Il
FERMs--Made, known at the time anlplace
of sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON, Il
$50 Special Commissioner =.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
Gone ito Canada.

Dr. S. G. Howe, the BosteH aboli7
ZIONIST. whose name has recently been
brerlght prominently before the pub
|lic ID John Browns and Col. Forbes
correspondence, has written a, letter
To- define his position. He knows
nothing of Cook. and never heard OIL
him until aftertthe outbreak at. aHar.
per's Ferry, an event unforeseen and
unexpected BY him. His relations
with Brown were SUCH inf former
times, as no&one ought 10 be ashamed
on afraid to avow. He would give
testimony to his high qualities, il
they could De Of any use to him, bat
no testimony shall be extorted for IN
righteous purposes from him. liz
says, in conclusion 9. |. am told By
high legal authority, that Massachd,
sets is 80 trampled BY the bonds III
the Union that, as matters now stand,
She cannot or dare not, protect her
citizens from such forcibly extradifE
ton; and that each one must protect
himself, as he best may. Upon that
hint I shall act !; preferringito forego
rather than the right to free
thought and free speech, =" The DR..
has gone to Canada. %S% - ~ = II |p,=
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
PUBLIC SALE oE CROPS, STOCK,
FARMING UTENSILS, MULES, sc. !

s6IN TIesdey. the Goth dayof December,
" 1879, 1 viii offer lor sale, at public auc-
lion, tothe highest bidder, at the residence Of
the late joel Shrewsbury senior, deceased, a
large lot of personal propertys consisting in
part Of the the following, to-wit. A mules,
S horses, 4Byoke oxen, 20 mich cows and
calves, 100 stoe ksahogs, a wagons, N lot 81
farming tools; . lot of fencing plank. house
hold and kitchen. furniture, 2Eb1lls,32 sets d
flaeksmith's tools, | hay press. i 900 bushels
DANA ged corn, large quantity of top fodder
and shucks, sS or AeIfat hogs,a lot off well
boring tools, coal cars, . lot Of .e5al picks,
7seoal bank Iearrisges5za lot Of salt kettles and
"a lot Of old iron.
Terms OF Sale Will be cash for all SIMS
Under $2Q1 fer all sums ever $40, credit OF
iymQnt $ will be given, bond and security
will be required, the bonds to bear interest
from date. WM. IA. QUARTER, VI
6s3I E1'6t Of Joel Shrewsbury. \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
A'Pafablsss

i Al certain tyrant sent for one Of biz
subjects,and said to him. H.
" "What ID your empioymentp
He said. If
am as blacksmith.
NGs home said he, and make me
a chain Ok such length. e
He went home, it occupied him
several 1Honths and he had norwages
all the while he was making the
chain, only the trouble and pain Of
makingit, Then he brought il to
the monarch. andhe said:
100 ana make it twice as long
j He gave him nothing to do.it with,
bat sent him away t..5.E IA
gain he worked+on, and made It
twice as long. n He brought |. up
again, and the monarch said. Ill.,
.sGe and make. It longer still.
Each time he brought iii there was
nothing but the command to make it
longer still. And when he brought
it upHatllast, the monarch said !:
Take 1T and bind hina hand and
foot with III, and cast him into q fur:
mace .of fife--,,' s3.:s
These we're bis wages for making
the chain. Here is asmeditaion for
= yeu tonight, ye servants Of the dew
ii! Your master, tie devil, is tell
/ ing youto make a chain. 4.
j Some ofsyon have been fifty years
! wilding the links ofthe chain; and
he says, t'G III and make it longer still
NextSunaay morning yon1 willopen
that shop df yours, and put another
! link on; aextSunlay yop will bedrunk
and put another on; next Monday you
! will rdp a dishonest action, and,so will
keen On making fresh links to this
chain; and 50 when you have lived
twenty more years. the devil will say
+ !" More links on STILL And tllenaat
last, ii willtbe, take him and bind
him band and foot, and cast him s irt=
TO q furnace q fire ]" sfFoI the wages
Of sin i deathilnl There issa subject
fol. your meditation. ] donot think
il will De sweet. but if God makes it
profitable, il will do you good. Yon
must have strong medicines some
times, when the disease is bad. 60
and. apply Tito your hearts Spar
- =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28

i CRlME AMONG Fu6IrIvE NEaRoEs. ~
Canada thatportion cursediby the popu,
lation Of runaway negroes, is beginning
to feel the legitimate effects Of the servile
fugitive emigration. Of 10 persons con
vloted at the Kent Count y1assizess recent,
y held at chatham, I were negroes. Le-
lyi Harris, negro, was sent othe peniten,
Ftiary for FIVE years for.an assault with the
intent to commit rape Henry NV God
ward, negro was sentenced ito the peni;
Htentitary FOR fvesyears fol. rnanslaughter,
and Two Of his sons. parties to thefcrime,
weressentenoed TO- aiTfor TOUR months each.
Vim Chapman, negro, was sentenced to
be hung.ol lhe | 9th 81 December fofrape.
A sad commentary upon the efforts Of the
:managgers1of the underground railroad. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
TRUST SALE OF rVALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

TTNBER and BY sirtuesof oIdeedsfof trust,
" executed. to me as trustee, by BENJAMIN
s. Smithers, bearing dates respectively on
the LIST day of October, 1851, anttt the 27th day
ToftSeptember, 1853, to secure certain debis
specified i'll said deeds Of trust, doth Of which
deeds are duly recorded inSthe Clerks Office
ofthe County eourtof KanaNhal.I will proc
ceeds at the request Of the creditors named IN
saiattust deeds to sell, on -
lNonduy, he 2eth, day Of December, 1853,
at the residence OF the said Benjamin =.
Smithers,g situated on the Kanawhs ffyer,
| about five miles above the. Town or Maiden,
al public Auction, TO the highest bidder fof
cash The following real and PERSONAL property.
4 All those several tracls or parcels of land,
! that were eonTeyedito the saiti Benjamin S.
fSmithefs by Joel III Shrewsbury and James
lis. Turner and wife. by deed bearing dateon
the 9Th day Of March, 1850, recorded in Ka-
nawha County, tegsther with all the rights,
Iprlyileges, easements and appurtenances 10 the
Esame belonging. The said lands being the
same on which Inc saia smithers now resides.
Also the following slaves and otherEper-
sonalS ptopetty:; berry Jim, Daniel, Dean,
E6wtn PARK Sam, Edmund, Radiord, Sam,
Anderson. Sally and her four chiLlred, Mar
1garet, Kate, Julia and Benz Caroline and her
three children, William. Rndahs and Jess
Judy and fferfive children, ZACH Ufiah, Sarah,
EWilliam and Anna. Isabel, Mary, Martha,
NELSON /, Henry, Elizabeth, Daniel Quinn,
iRliza and her child HAgh, together with the
increase Of said female slaves, il any since
bthe date of said deed. 5.ts II st5fI
III .ALso--Six horses and two carriages, af1 the
/ household and kitchen furniture Of said Smith
EeIss One sett OF blacksmittfs tools, one wag-
/ on and Harness, and all the said SrntheFs'
FnfQn hf hax=aIYd fsfifal .'S EY+t} II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28


Land for sale in Roane co.
IDY virtue {of q decree Of The Circuit
ID Court of Kanawha county, rendered
on the 4thday Of February. 1858, in
the case Of Daniel Polsley and James S.
Cornell plaintiffs, w. Daniel Tawney
defendant. i shall, Oh the 17th day 81
October, 1853, at the door Of the Court
House Of Kanawha county sell at public
auction to the highest Ibiddefron a credit
Of six. nine and twelve months, with 10,
terest from the day of sale, the tract q
land in the bill and proceedings of said
cause mentioned, containing 542t acres,
more or less; and lying and being in the
County of Roane, and State ofSsVirginia,
on the waters ofHurrieane creek Bond
and good security willibe required >of the
purchaser, and title will be retained a
further security. until The purchase mon
ey is paid. This tract of, lind is desiTs-
BILE. and 4 rare Opportunities offered for I
oftables95iinvestmen. The title to the
land is believed to be good?
JOHN g. NEWMAN,
7 July 70, 1889. Special Conn.,
TIE above me ntioned sale is postponed ltln1.
til Monday, the 21st day Of November, the
first day OF the County Cont k,>4 e. ~. q
4 4 nm. q + u JOHN d. NEWMAN
/. t.{{=' III :s-sa5 Special Commissioner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pHILAnRLPHIA.. n 1,

IA Benepotenl lRstitution, established BIZ spe-
eial sndoarm emit for theSretief tgthe. sick q
and distressed, afflicted NTH Rir-
i " uient md Epideaie disease.
IN E no WARD ASSoc IA ITO N, in view Of
IL the awful destru etion of humanlife, caus-
ed bySekraadisease, and the deceptions prac-
tised upon hs-Hhfortunae victims OF such
tHtseaseTby Quack several years ago directed
their& Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITA-
BILE ACT#WoTthy of their name TO; omen a
pispensary for,lthe1treatmen of this class of
disease, in III their forms, anG to give MED
CAL ADVICE CIR tbs, to all who apply by
Letter, with description Of their condition,
GAGE occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and in
cases ofextreme poverty. to FURNISH MED
lGlNES FREEt0F CHARGE. It is needless
to add that the Ass, citation commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and viii fuIn-
ish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in then
Anna al report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, express thefhighest satisfaction with
the success which has attended thelabors of
their Surgeons in the cure of SpermatorrhGa,
Seminal Weakness. GonorrhBa, elect Syphi-
lis, .hez vice oi 0hanisfa or Seff-Abuse, Dis
eases Of The Kidneys and Bladder, e c., and
order Continuance of the same plan Tor the
ensuing year.
The Directors, on a. review OF the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere If be-
neyoEent effort, hayebeen of great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, withfe-
newed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause B,
An admirable Report on Spermatouhea, or
seminal Weakness, the Vice of onanism,
Mastufbation OF Self-Abuse, and other dis
eases Of The Sexual Organs, blythe Consult
Eing Surgeon, will be sent by mali, (iIra sealed
envelope), FREE OF CHARGE, ON receipt
Of TWts STAMPS for poSta ge. Other Re-
ports and Tracts on thenature and treatment
Of Sexual diseases, diet DE, are constantly
being published for gfatuitous dIslfibution,
and Will he sent to the afflicted. Some Of the
new remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great
Value.
Addfess, for Report or,ueatment. DR.. j..
SKILLIN HoUGHT0N, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
by order of the Directors
EZRAD. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIREHlLD, Secretary.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28
Hal MorHER,sE fNFLIUEsoE. = Ho,

\ j "a MoTHER 3 INFLUENCE, - How
touching the tribute oil Hon. e. u
Benton to his mothers influence
MY mother askedyme meter TO use
tobacco. 4 have never touched i
from that tirne to the present day;
che asked me hot ito game and ] have
never gambled, and 4 cannot tell VIII,
is losing in games thatcan be played
she admonished me, too, against hard
drinking and whatever capacity foll
endnrancs have al present, and
whatever usefulness. may attain L ii
Ilife; i have attributed tb having com
lpliddswlth her pions and correct wish.
leu When wasssesen years, of agt
she asked me not to- drink, and tltets
ID made i resolution Of total absti.
hence, at > time When / was sole con
eminent member III my own body and
that / hare adhered TO il through Al
tims, ! owe ITO NV mother i
j q "a 2 ia {
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: " -
8ostIrp'.
The Song ef The g Financier.''
u Yezo1as slppIr, ,rnr sIessD.

u Il. SY sIcisoLAs sipDLE, THE sLeoAD.
! Give me Banks paper Bank,
The best machine for saving labor. 81
For who would toll and sweat himself j
When there chance tqlsUest his neigh
Away, now with yourpower looms,
Revolving Jacks and spinning Jennles
Gontriys ncer for picking wool
CAM match the Banks for picking pennies
3"Ez mill Mill ft.,s was once,
A maxim much in voge with some
: ButtfeW indeed now maintain
That tsnpthing can fl p nothing cornes''~
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. could convert
NJ Their gold to rags Gas we are toid,) ,5
Yet we in timessmofe ciyili9eas ~ III.
Can make from rags the best Of gold, f f
5AiIhsil, then glofies alchemy .@
That can from nothing something make
What pity things created thus ~
Their primal 5foim are prone 70 take.
So lkt Us haze d bank, my boys
Afortune thusgwe all may VIM
/. Like lilies Of the valley live. vi
Who ts.toil not, neither do5they SPIN II II
With papeLthen, all debts we'll pay, l.55
And sh6ald our. credit e.5r grow low /
Iesnever comes anniss to say II II fi..3
's The cBoaking Hards have made 1t 20 ~ II
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TOLL GATE HOUSE,
KANAWHA sALINEs. 5

THIS house has been lhorouehIy reisted
; i and made rconfoFts bic, in every lespect
to the travelling community. 1t was formerly
keptlby G C. Watson Sha t IS no ~ under the
Supervision of. the mnde fsfgntd. The rooms
afe comfortable and neat and ths9able not
UNSURPASSED by any on The road. n addition,
:itis the regular steam-sea landing for all fhe
boats thai run our rrver.i ln1additionJ fahave
comforts BILE outer rooms for traye iers and fam.
lies. My'stable willace6mmodate 80 korses,
sana droyers will find IL cheaper to call at my
house than4ant ethefion The road. II
Fol che beneft Mf the travelling community,
! have iRseFts9 the departures, Of, the several
steamers that rim our riYer: nj s.:
Ellen Gay. Tuesday Of each week. I5.
Kana&ha' Valley, Wednesday Of eachweek.
/ ArANf Quarries, Saturday 80 y e. e: NJ I.
Jf1allipois packet, every other day. Il
AN. Of which boats stop at my landing. and
their baggage hauled to the boat free of change.
r. ..} +. JOHN II. JONES' \
III October nth, 1859. 1926 t6m
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PURLICrSAIE.

gVTTILL be sold on The premises, at pnblic
lNH auction ON Saturday, the 3lst5 day OF
December next certain lots. belonging to lhe
heirs Of the late Samuel Hannah, and OF which
he died. seized and possessed:
These lots contain ten acres OF hanaWh a
bottom lsnd--are situated near the Northeast
pertioRof theEtown oGCharleston, adjoiRtth
lots oE James A. Lewis, B.. n. Smith and
others, and are well suited for private resi-
denceS.s ~ i
Terms or Sale :-One-tenth cash and the
residue in two equal annual installments.
with interest thereon from day Of SALE.
Bond with good security required, and
title retained until purchase money paid.
! HUNTER II. MARSHALL,
3bf Jk6II ENRYf e. tEDMINDS,
IL GEORGE 6. HANNAH, +.
Executors Of Samuel Hannah decd
!. / 1, byfTHoS. L.sBReuN,
- #ss II their Atty.
Charleston, Nov. list, #ts59. n2sz'8
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w Washington Hall,
Ripley, Jackson County, Virginia.
: E. MAGUIRE. J. l.

.JITOULD respectfully, inform his old GUS
wv Il mels and the public generally thatKe
has again taken possession of this Well
known establishment and would ~he glad to
entertain his. friends and customers. He has
determined 10 apply himself cleselyto his bus.
mess and will give prompt attention to all
who may favor him with theiY patronage
His bar wilf2at all times beIfuTnished with
the best imported and domestic Liquors. Al
so d stock Of choice Cigars and Tobacco IL
A two horse hack viii always be ready to
convey passengers to any point of destination.
Terms modest and 70 suit the times. 4< II
( Ripley, Janaary27, 1853:
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Trust Sale of Valuable Mineral and Tim
Der. Land ON waters Of Indian Creek
s,ssss IN. of Elk Riyer


DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed Ia
ID the undersigned Trustee, by Plyney
zPendell 10 secure to Charles Gayinder, the
payment Of "a sum Of money therein mentioned
and which Deed is dated the Sth day of No
vember, 1858, and which lis 1dalyrecorded IN
KanaWha County Court CLERK 8 once, in Book
4. page $50. i will. on II 81
Monday, The 10th day Of January, 1860,
ftnpursuance of said Deed, and by direction
iof said Cavinder, proceedEto sell, lin front oil
the Cont House of said County,sfor cash in
hand at public auction, To the highest bidder.
tIactof about SO acres Df lSHza4 or so much
thefeofas will be, Necessary, J to Ray the debt
aforesaid and interest and costs of sale.-
wv hleh tfsctsof land lies in the Connty OF Ka-
ma wha. on the waters Of Indian Creek, and is
tbe residue Of the back land conveyed to the
said Piyhey Pendell, BY Thomas Fife.
Such tile ass vested ia the Trustee viii
be conveyed TO the purchaser. y
JOHN DRYDEN Trustees.
November 18th, 1859 B-s0,tds
ana othe, RT.ANKS n,
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CoFington, Charleston and Guyandotte
y III IA Turnpikes E@.rte~F

IL persons. are notified not to endSroach
~ tnponI the road leading from Govington
via Charleston 10 Guyandole by placing their
fences, railroads. houses sheds &c, &C.,
nearer fhe cegtfe Of saidIoad than the1law
allows Or BY converting THE said! road4or any
part thereof into storage yard for steam boil
ers, -retoris, coke &c, &c A persistence in
violation Of the law, eontrary3tot this notice,
may, and when in the opinion Of the agent,
the public convenience us Sacrificed, !Mln be
dealt with according ts$aawt I. T.
Il E2E n. E.EL AIMICHAEL1 Ap,t road.