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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
NOTICE.

/ fs6 NOTICE.
TIME cofpaItnership of Broun& Patton is
j. this day dissosled BY matnalconseat.
The unfinished business Of the firm will be
settled up By the parties jointly.
Fl tssz *ar TH0S. L.. BROUN,
5.sb At GEO. s. PATTON, !.
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Saw
Mill and Negroes.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
ID of Kanawha County, rendered at the
Spring Term, 1859, in a certain Chancery
cause therein pending in which Thomas
Hughes and others are complainants, and
Benjamin S. Thompson andothers are Defend
ants, the undersigned Special Commissioners,
appointed by said Court for that purpose will,
on lNonaay,the 31st doyof OoctJer, 1859.
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder in
front Of the door ofthe Court House OF Kama
wha County, the following Negro, Slaves, the
property of said Benjamin S. Thompson, to-
Wit: Kiah, Tom, Lewis, Henry, Thaddeus,
Eliza and child, Harriet, Margaret, John and
Robinson; one third of the purchase money
is to be paid in hand, the purchaser to give bis
negotiable notewith good endorsers for the res-
due. payable .iny two equal installments at
three and six months respectively, with inter
est from date. And at the same time and place,
we will also sell to the highest bidder, two
acres of land the property of said Benz. s..
Thompson, situated below the mouth of Coal
River,in said County of KsnawhA, upon which
there is erected valuable steam Saw-Miil.
The land will be sold upon credit of six, nine
and twelve monshsJ the purchaser to give
bonds with approved security the bonds to
bear interest from date, and the title to the
land to be retained until the purchase money
is fully paid. "
WIN. "A. QUARTER,
+. B. SWAMI, II III
Aug. 30th,. 1859. Commissioners.
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COMMISST0NER,s SALE OF YALVA-
BILE SALT PROPERTY-COAL AND

.DY virtue of atdecree Iof the Circuit Court
Il of Kanawha county, rendered at the Au-
gusts pecial term. 1S59, in certain chancery
cause therein pending, in which Quarter q
:Glllison Commissioners, are PPff and David
nv Clsrkson aud others are Defs.. the UNI
designed special commissioners, appointed BY
said Court for that purpose. will. on ] tis5
Monday ne III day Of Novsnsber, 1859,
sell. in front Of the door Of the Court House
of Kanawha connty, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, a certain tract or parcel OF
land, situated on the Southwest side of the
K8nawha river, nearly opposite the town OF
Maiden, containing about so acres, 8 rods Of
bottom land, together with an undivided in
terest in tract Of hill or coal land, adjoining
the land aforesaid and containing about So
acres, rods and "a poles, being the same land
lately operated by William A. Smith as salt
property, and being also the same property
purchased by David J. w. Clarkson, from
boddridge 81 Miller, Commissioners in the
cause Of the Bank Of Virginia and others
against REYNOLDS and others, pending in Ka-
nawha Circuit Court, to the report of said
Commissioners and the plot of Abel r. Sin.
nett, filed in said cause, reference is made for
a. more full description Of the land aforesaid.
z Ten per cent. of the purchase money will
be required in hand, the purchaser to give
bonds withgood personal security for the re-
mainder, payable Unequal instruments at three,
six, nine and twelve months, with interest
from date.
WIN! A.. QUARTER,
w. E. G. GILLIS0N.
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UST received. and for ssles 500 ~. supe-
- Iior Potash. J "A. CALI NEIE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17

CLOVER 4 TIMOTHY SIZED.
large and small quantities, for Saie "
y E4n49fy A. WHITTEKER &sSON.
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ARPR0xIMArIoN PRIE9l

255828 Prizes amounting to A366, 04
wHeLE TICKETS $40, HALyEs $S4 aeARrrRs s.
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.COvington, Charleston and Guyandotte
~ Tnrn nike -

October 10. 1859. 4 rs. !
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I'm FRIDAY, the 2sth o. J.,r.,-
- 1859. viii BE- odd q auction. n The IorAs- ~.
sd rsin -. .ss fDEhsM sSanty a sishs1
SAW MIL. and all requisites nsesssafy - vo,S ~
Ing . gold mine assaying. &c. ~sA
~ any person bas claim on the Compauv thsv
are requested to make Il known and frceiy - ~.
NEXT all peFsonsindebted 20 the aid Comnanv -.
requested topsy their accounts.
FRAMED HOUSE, WITH 8l-2 ACRRs
A. o! LAND, in CHEsTERpIELD COUNTY.
LOB SALE AT AUCTION.-win s. scid On "A.
!UkDAY next, the 10Th January, 1859, commenc-
ing st O'Clock u. q Framed House, with Lot Ct
mile d The house. cOnssps n loo oDs
and has been used for number Of years past g 4
toll house, on the Manchester and FALLING CresS
Turnpike Tho land u quite rich, and partic uarly
sdspted iof market garden.
above described Land. viii be sold : Ice Of Lana
Two ecres st the junction Of the Church.
hoad ana Turnpike. adjoining the lands OF Mrs Ju-
,a roTes SioMTmery Adams sstats) lying about
TEHns-One-thir cash; balance ct and months.
for negotiable notes. interest added title retsined
&c. 6ODDIN = ApPERaGN
ia IS Ant.
SEVENTEEN NJ OS T DESIRABLE
~ LOTS, ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL. FCR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wnl be sold, on THURS
DAY, the 3lst March, 1889. at ~ O'clock p nj eev-
enteen most desirAble and eligible located lots on
Council Chamber Hill.
Particulars a. to terms of sale, &C.. viii be her.
aner announced. Cnusual Inducements will be Of.
fsred.
G0DDIN 4 APPERsON,
Ja7-lawtds Anctioneers
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VIEW AND LARGE STOCK or ROOxs

IN0V hNO 0AKSUG 0IVVA OI 0CDUkH.
~ STATIONERY, &C., AT AUCTION. by reoont
sdditions am enabled 70 efer 70 the sifissss q
Of Standard and Miscellaneous Books ever oSSrS6
10 this city. embracing the Works Of Irving. scost.
Shakespeare, &C., &c.
In the above collection will be fonnd . Rrsatys.
riety OF Animals and Cir Books, suitable ~ ~
together with splendid Family Bibles, Prayer ~
Hymn Books, Stationery. 90 &c.
The attention Of the public l. res6Scsfuav r.
Questsd. The sale will be continued EvnY HvIxz1a.
At O'Clock. until the whole IL disposed e.
deZ5 n. B. COOK. Auct.
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By E. B. Cook, Auct'r.
- THE STEAMER OH mr.

THE STEAMER OLD DO.
s7 MINION, AND TIE ENGINE AND
BU4LEk OF THE STEAMER BEN iSHEPPaRD.
fOk SALE AT AUCTION The OLD DOMINION was
built in Norfolk in 1894 of the very best materials
and copper fastened. She is 1894 tons measurement.
l4 feet long 81 feet BEAM and feet depth Of hold
The Engine and Boiler were built by fhos Bollo-
way OF inch cylinder feet stroke
the Boiler and most of her connections are Of the
heaviest copper. She Is in running order.
Waterman Bratt. of Baltimore, in Is4I-3f inch
cylinder, feet stroke. The Boiler of fron about 3
andria, and is In go d condition.
~ The above sale will take place at our Wharf
at kocketts. on WEDNESDAY,, I'd February 1852
at IL O'Clock.
TERMS LIBERAL and made known on the day of
SALE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY
By WIN Q ToMPKINs, aen1 Agent
Sale conducted by e Cook, Auet.
ia lO--eOdlOt&Fe2d
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By Thomas w. Keesse, Auctioneer.
lOffice corner of 18th and Cary streets
n TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND

LOT ON UNION HILL, NEAR THE CITY
OF RIG ant to a Deed of Trust ex-
ecuted by james II Norris aud wife on the luth day
OF July, 1855. and recorded in the Clerks office Of
Henrico Comfy Court, to me, as Trustee, shall.
on WEDNESDAY, the Cd day of Febr n airy, 1859, at
!oclock N. sell on the premises. at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, House and Lot stu
ted on the north side of street and the west side
Of 25th street. mentioned in the said Deed. On the
lot there's framed dwelling house, erected with
In the last four years.
TERMS: Cash; but arrangements may be made on
the day OF sale to accommodate the purchaser The
title Is believed to be perfectly good but selling a.
The purchaser will have an opportunity of exam.
lining the title If he thinks proper.
JOHN LIGON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos W KEEsEE, Auct ia20
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SAFE

move to the West will offer for sale, on WKDNKe-
DAY. the I'd day Of February at public auction. on
the premises, his FARM, containing one hundred
Acres. situated in the county of Chesterfield, about
miles from the city of Richmond, on the Manches-
ter Turnpike.
TERMs.-One third cash. one-third In IL MONTHS
one third 10 10 months. with interest.
ia 25-9t* l. M RURFcOT
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
SALE 4ha. mn IrrInI1I nna.H-S " =

=, SALE that BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE upon
which ne lately resided in the county of King vii.
lam lam =, known as SMYRNA. and containing l5e1s
ACREs. The improvements are a Dwelling a GOOD
IS new. neatly finished and papered, containing
six rooms, with dining room In the basement. to.
gether with all necessary out houses embracing ice
house. new tobacco house. &c. The yard and gar.
den are handsomely and substantially enclosed and
painted The Land is in high state Of improve
ment, and Is laid of In four feds-sne of which il
well set with clover and is cuiary adapted the
Der made last year from l5 bushels of wheat seed
ed 40 bushels being about 81 bushels for There
Is also green house; an orchard of thrifty young
fruit trees, embracing the choicest varieties; and
well of the most delightful water with springs con-
venieat 1t rarely happens that place embracing
80 many advantages is offered for sale. The neigh
borhood is respectable, having several churches
within few hours ride. Persons wishing 10 buy
can examine the premises.
Hat the same time and place, will sell my inter-
est in 80 ACRES of LAND adjoining. in which
Mrs Ann Blake has life estate. The title is nds-
putable.
TERMs-Onethird cash. one-tbird in twelve
months. and the balance in two years, the purcha-
ser giving bonds with approved security, carrying
interest from date and the title retained until the
last payment ia made Sale to take place on the
premises. at IL o'clock NJ the 18th Of January 1880
VIM TAYLOR.
st Charles Hotel, Richmond. Dec. q, 1858.
In IL
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By Thos. W. Keesee.
(0fice corner of 18th and Cary strcets.)
TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

L 'hOOl OhIH OF dOU6E AND LUZ,
L SLAVE, FURNITURE, &c.-By virtue Of
Trusts from N Carpenter and wife. to MS, and
which are duly recorded in the office Of the Court
of Hastings, for the city Of Richmond we will SELL
on FEIDAY. the 2sth Of January. 1889. the proper:
ty embraced in said Trusts respectively, viz: all
that lot, Except the part sold by Walthsll, to
the city of Richmond, and on which said city has
improve meRts in the said city beginning at acorner
Oh Marshall street. adjoining the lot conveyed to
Evan Kagland by Thos rutherford, and running
thence with the cOure of Marshall street $40 Ill
feet to Brooke Avenue; thence with the course OF
Brooke Avenue, no about l67 feet to said kag-
lands north eastern corner; thence 36o, " about
1lS feet to the begnning-said lot being the same
on which said 5 Carpenter now resides. Also all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture. ofevery sort
If said Carpenter at his said residence, and fe-
male slave named Polly. The entire saes will take
place on the premises aforesaid. commencing at 10
O'Clock A NJ.
TRRMs-CAsH.
The title to the property IL believed to be good
and indisputable, but We will sell and convey only
such title as Ia vested in Us, respectively.
THOMAS Z GILES, r.r.....
~ ssle conducted by THos W KEEsEE. Auct.
I4
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By Alexander Mott, Auet.
FURNITURE. DRY gOOna AVN

NCnNIIUHE, UHT q U u UB AND
= GROCERIES, VIII be sold n austion ~ -
store. on THURSDAY. mornine neTs ~ ~
Inst. commencing ct 10 o'clsck. sundry srttslsS
h9nseneld and Kitchen furniture
I'M 4OODS-Seyeral invoices seasouah,o DYv
Sooos Ready Made Clothing. Hat, On. 1ooSs ~
Snoes. nne aseortment Nett ehirss snd 6rSv@s'
GkOoERIRS-30 barrels Old Rys Whyers~ -
6 Doss french Brandy. 10 bills MALAGA Wine. S2:.S
Conee. molssses. Soap, Candles, &C. as010 SSSSrs'
Jan26 AIRY s15sH ssNs, ~
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RUNAWAYS.

fAP RUNAWAY.-SiCO REWARD
The above reward will be paid for the sppre-
n hepsion and delivery to Davis Hutcheson,
IL in the city OF Richmond. or confined in any
JaIi 40 that get him ain if taken ont of the State
OF Virginia. and $50 if taken in the state of Virginia
for my man THOMAS JEFFERSON. He Ia about
Il years OF age, brown complexion full head of hair
good teeth. feet 10 inches high, and rather grum
couutenapcs. JOHN A HUTCH ESl5N
as Enquirer and Wing will copy in weekly pa
per twice each ia 22-dts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF

1 CONTEMPORARIES, FIXTURES, &C. 90.
by David N Jones to the subsc riber, and duly re.
corded in the Office Of the Hastings Court Of the
City OF Richmond ] will proceed to sell at the
FRIDAY, 2Sth January. at 10 o'clock, all the stock
OF onfectonares. Fruits, Glass Jars, Show Cases
Fixtures, &c, embracing general variety of Fresh
Goods. At the same time all the Fixtures of Store
together with all the Bake House Tools. and Fix.
lures. comprising complete set of Conf ctioner's
apparatus The attention of the trade is requested
jan LAWRENCE 8 MAYRE, Trustee.
IA Tod huE u
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BY Richard Cauthofn.

FIFTY THOUSAND eHIAP OAra A.
= AuC!l0N.-The uale OF ehesf Oats. sI~s-.s.s
20 saae place Ct Mr. Quutsin blsin's o. Iriisv -
-, postponsd ON account Of the Wecshef ~ ~
81 O'clock PM - - ssssss y
jas CAuruo~~
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NOTICE The undersigned respectful
~ ~ informs the citizens of Richmond and vicini
ty, that he lie prepared to undertake to excavate
FOUNDATIONS fT buildings. grading streets.
paving with either bricks or stone, runninR
euiverts. DC, on the most reasonable terms. His
force of men and carts is large one, and the work
will be executed under the immediate direction and
control of ME- RICHARD REINS, whose known
energy and experience in such business will be suf.
hcient guarantee. that all work undertaken by me
will re promptly and satisfactorily executed. Mr.
Reins ia authorised for me, and inmy name to make
contracts for work. RICH'D MITCH ELL
Richmond, Jan. lst 1859. de 2S-lm
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p WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

on WAC Jun MlIIEU TO the jail
IA Of Chesterfield county on the 9Th instant,
~ NEGRO. who calls himself WIN WHITE,
IL and say he is free, and resides in the city
OF Baltimore. State of Maryland. The said Negro
is about feet inches high, complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken to If the
said negro Is not free the owner is required to
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according to law.
DUVAL,
ia lT-ims Tailor Chesterfield coupty Va
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up $3.50 REWARD.--Abscon on
N the cath instant. from Fsrmville Va, my SER
want, CORNELIUS CRUmP. He is % OF "a
- years of age, feet to inches high, very
light complexion. brown hair. blue Q, es. large
mouth, rather homely, good tempered look. and
smiles when spoken to. He i a good driver and
black velvet collar and CUTS. light cap and shawl.
reward will he paid for his apprehension and
delivery to me in Farmvile, or his being secured in
any jail in the State so can obtain him, of Fifty
Dollars, if taken in the State of Virginia, One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars. if taken without the
State. A VAUGHAN.
de Cots
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st Charles Hotel, Richmond. Dec. q. 1858.
de 3l-sw4t
MR.. JOHN W. CHlLES-SIR: AS you

MR.. JOHN W. CHILES-SIR: AS you
V4 not resident of the State of Virginia, you
hereby notified that on the 23th day Of Februa
~; 1889. between the hours Of O'Clock. A NJ. and
6o'clock NJ, at the office of G Branharr, in the
city of San Francisco. in the State of California
shall proceed to take the dispositions of John h
Saunders and b enry G Hyde; and on the 10th day
Of March, 1859, bet 3een the same hours. at the OF
fee of John Reid. in Yreka city, Siskzon county
in the said state Of California shall proceed to
the de position of w ID Fair.
All Of said dispositions to I've used as evidence in
my behalf. in two suits in chancery, now pending
in the Circuit Court of Louisa county. Virginia, in
one of which suits am plaintiff, and you and eth.
ers are defendants and in the other Of which suits
John w Turner IL plaintiff, and you. myself and
others are defendants. IT, from any cause. the tax
ing of said dispositions should not be &C mmepced;
or it, being commenced it should not be com pleted
on the day respectively above mentioned. the TAX
ing Of the same will be continued from day to day
Sundays excepted at the same places respectively
and between the same hours. until they are Dish
ed. but not that the taking of those first above
mentioned shall at all interfere with the taking Of
those secondly above mentioned or in any way de-
prive you Of the opportunity to attend the taking
of them ALL
Yours respectfully,
ia I9-laW4w K MOORE
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N-.SPANISH JACKS, JUST IMPORT
@ ED FROM THE ISLAND OF MINORCA.
OLD SPAIN, FOR SALE.-The Subscriber has for
sale at bis stable in Rockets, fine Spanish JACKIE
one years and one years old next spring. we'll
ton. These Jacks are said to be the finest ever
brought to this country. by judges, and the sub
DESTROYS of purchasing. giving their pedigree. &c.
PETER CARVED0,
ia l3-2ws Rockets near r Haskins.
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LUX KIDNEY AND BLADDER AF-
L CONSTANTS HORNE's GREATBUCHU
COMPOUND. for the rapid cure of all Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated COMPOUND
Extract Of buchu is the best Remedy in the World
for all Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder, Kid
neys. Dropsy, Gravel elects, Leucorrhea or Whites
Urinary Complaints Distractions. and all Disease.
and Weaknesses Of the sexual Organs whether of 8
constitutional origin. or from any other cause, OF
long CT short duration
1t is prepared by a Chemist. containing no Mer.
curry, and is pronounced by medical men to be NOT
only the best, but the cheapest Buchu Compound in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured by using ont
or two bottles.
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles 80 cents Sold by
FISHER WINSTON. and ell Druggists In Rich
mond, Petersburg Norfolk, and other tewns in Viz.
ginia IA pam
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VIRGINIA:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Richmond, on the LIST Monday in January. 1855,
Git teiug the 81 day of the month";
James K. Fisher and Edmund T. Win-l
ston. merchants, and partners. under
the firm and style of Fisher Winston, trvc.sp
a00snst
l B. Brockway, DIT.
and upon an attachment returned executed.
The object of this suit Is to recover of the defen-
dant one hundred and twepty-seven doll rs and
orty two cents, damages with legal interest there
on, from the lst day Of August 1858. tul payment
and affidavit having been made and fled that the
defendant above named 10 q nonresident of this
Commonwealth, the said defendant il notified to ap.
pear, within one month after due publication hereof
and do what Ia necessary to protect his interest In
this suit ACopy-Teste. JAMES ELLET. Cfk.
IN IA-laRAW
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-sEA NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
H.I3 II . Rs-Th steamers g LEN
Rochst s.o WumJIS PECK will leave the wharf at
or rosssmouth and Norfolk, 6,S O'Clock, precise
ana return each alternate day touching At ali
sne regular landings on the river. going And ra
turning. ocl8 RIO HAsKINs
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COkN SHELLkRH.-We effer for sale
~ nine varieties of CORN SHELLERS, each q
which We will warrant TO do good work, and thooe
in want of the article will ind e to their Interest 70
call. For sales either Wholesale or retail With
liberal margin IA the trade, By
- CHURCH 3 FILMING.
no l6-Sm Corner Cary and 18th strooio-
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DECEiVING per Roanoke this day
IL 500 pieces C4mbrics, Jaconets, Victoria Lawns
and Swiss Mullins our own importation
IS cases Nader Prints
cases Mohair Dc beiges
cases Corset Jeans
IS bales Brown Drllings
so bales "a, and ~ Brown shirtings
81 bales heavy Brown sheetings
ALsO-Bed Ticgings; Osnaburg and Domestic
psids and Stripes; Denine; Extra and be nble Wild
Brown and Beached Sheetings; Cloths; Cassineres;
vestings; Small Wares. &c, which we offer 10 the
nss KENT. PAINE co.
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OLEINE OIL.-This new White Burn
~ ing Oil, unsurpassed by any in the market for
durability and brilisncy of light. is warranted to
Withstand lower temperature than the best WIN
ter sperm and Is cheaper than any other oil, com
pared with the amount Of light obtained. 1t 10
odoress and perfectly safe and can be used in any
lamp where sperm or lard oil will burn. Fer gale
by WARiNd PEARCE, DrugSlsts
lG7 Broad street, above 9th,
"a 2S Richmond.