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sSI'i'IZI,,It.
NEW CASH STORE.
A G. /. J., w | -


HAS large and commoi"us huus", Main It,
II occnprd by Joseph Is Nowln ID door above
Mo.ss S,Io"rd and Thuruans Hardware Store and OPP
po-c Dr IoHn II SraY's Drug store
receiving arE" and well selected stock of GRO
GERlES and STAPLE DRY GOODS bought exclusively t"r
lash hc vil b. sold Mt prizes that fail give
satisiact all wln favor with call A. | TN DE-.
tcrmined business the cash system extra induce
will be o},i to cash buyers or those desiring TO
change for country produce
\ stocl Of No i PERUVIAN GUANo always on Land.
particular invitation to the old customers Of tho
finn Il C. Lewis, formerly the Dry Gools business IN
Iii, city, IT, give a call ell as the public generally
mar 5o Its a e. LEWIS
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-. GL 6 T. A SIS. & r AIN E'S
omnx LyNCMnURG Coach AND os-.

c@cH4MYNGMnURGG GOAGn AND osrE4,
WAGON w. y. .rs,H, .%Sss ss
mcn his old friends and customers for tho liberal patron
lie that he has started b. business and he hopes
strict attention to business" to merit contnuancc Of "a:
iron Axle Wagons made In the most substantial aud neat
general Carriages Rockswnys and Bugeis-
Ao large assortment of one and two horse Spring Moving
LynAbury Coach and Waegon Factory. ,nd,
doing the cash principle, may espes, 10
get good work anda Ia low price All who wint good and
neat BnggIos give me call. JOHN Ii. BAILEY, Agt
mar Its
~ rectors Virginia Railroad Company
held at the office Of the Company In the city Lynchbnrg on
Saturday the l7h of January a the following resolutions
On motion Rt.ored That f.erthc day ofFeb
stock killed by trains running on this road unless
be clearly that such stock were killed In consequences
ofhe cupabe negligence OF the agents or employer OF this
Resopsd That all claims against this Company
days from the shoud have been delivered
.p,ssu Copy from the n''nS;si VIZ H HUGHES, s.sy'
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND EXHT-
Ne TON OF READY.MADE CLOTHING The IhS ,un un
s and h hs, his Hss
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS &c, has now been received aud
purchased low prices for eash and
chaser to examine my stock calling
ing that do wonders but that ~ eSnhSs ~ svs snS
quality Of Clothing, finer and better than eveFn say
In good faith. ,.,,.x ,,.,..s Iovv.r than
ever therefore, give call, wholesale ana ie.s ouyeI
and Judge for and studying your interest," yoa
will certainly purchase OF me. =. o,,,ocrurrurp
oct l5ts "a ooulHtS1---s-1-- .--
m .ss nro.rotor Of the James River Cement w5rkss
in this place. VIZ sH Rtsps5:S e 'l :.
aug ll.ts
TylIs R ID SUPPLY OF DREhe GOODs, ROB
CIRlsTMAs PRESENTS JOHN AsRAH ANS wfll open
this morning 80 SUPERIOR SILK DRESSES to be sold a
0i5 500; bargain With asge lot Of printed
ali wool Mousins reduction Of 25per cent In price CNi
oon tnov 10 dtA JOHN ABRAHAA0.
VYTATCHEa AND JEWEL8Y-The
" subscriber has n store, tho largest stock "A
Of JEwELRY, he has had the pleasure Of eeer.
ing to the public Also 6ne lot Of CLOCKS-to all -
Of which the attention Of s public before pusas
ng fec 2s-dtsl JAMES D1NwIDDIB.
II On DON POKTER AND MA ns1 ALE
800 casks Of pnts and quarts Of Hbbas POkTEk ne
best impored 70 casks Of Murs ALE u gone bottle mr
sale by EDMOND, DAVBAF9kT = ",
jan d,sl nls.cse. -
WALL ONssIAas & 1AuNBt =
~ dee 2ldtsl kOk hASuAsSos
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CI.OTHING TRADE!
EAul uA1S

AtRlNi the past Summ. hav" greatly enlarged ana
, improved House aud have - iafs" vel hsht
ed and conveniently Sales Rooms arrt Il. "nd
We made these Improvement Ia Ii n"i the
constantly Increasing trade AMI ho- I" advise
WHOLESALE ant RETAIL. tcaicr. that We haN"ni" III
and daily receiving and m' tai' Stock
of CLOTHING have .Nhibiod 40 be ct "a The
South. We have been dih tho trade III th cN
tor and having thus obtained l h""i'ls ct
the of the marie and being NOR" lfE'N "tted III
the manufa, and sale, Clothing than ANY dt'r niue IN
the State hcrvc pI,r The Rf0tfsf id"a'r '' p"f
ohdsrs By every arrival slaA Hsk. al"u-t l." NJ tn
ali AMI fashionable and rutc*cfs ~ Al al!
tmes find complete sentiment q" superior qn'N tl''iH
M. n q EN NTIEMENS + tRNISlil\H LIQUIDS IA store
aud tor sale upon
Wholesale aud Rcal lslnet aud en separate
floors An examination - aur so X ttt' ant ii"df {" do
Ing business is respectfully solci;'t .
KEEN. BALDWIN 4 co.
aug 2nis 10 Main street i'',ihI"nd Va
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et'n nai m 81" tho Pr~"nt annual s"s" "f this nstn
ton "tN rahuen,U the lst ot f"bn,N aud onthne I'll
ar - ti Juue ih.. instruct cml he
ltn' t'tht htst la So hnola and "a
oi"e't l. The thorough H. plin" and ,Vtepment o tn
urlI al p,.Ntl-
1hst f,s. rro, led with eomtl,e Chemtch fud ii
e#aln| Afaatfs aud WA other illustrative nppln
FAtt L1N
Ec stNi Il EoN !roit,t Pi"less,t oi Menia! and Mon
al N.er'a - Hf.nf, aud Il l,l. i.etuts
lNefrrtt q N#rnw" \ ftniosaot of l. lta Ian
gHavr m l.t'.ftt
~. 1 Ii ,>hi ,,ir Graduate -, Va M}t lust I'ro.,s
s=rtf NJ ItHptua#p #p.
& An"tlHp s1etoll. IL u. rroi's-"l Of Moderu au
lHar,s
se . / Eazz,eliA. rret.e.arof Mnar
NJ \ tNtl, In iinttur in ornamental Nran,h'4
MI MAsi I Itlrtn aul Mi-. MAIN j row NY In
sut,tatt IA llnbul Slud,s
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TUOS. l.. GRIMALDI.

Opposite the Citi2cns' Savings Bank,
MIN ,N7REE7 LINCUBiRG, IL,
To " no m wn-nwn Ii,r pre- m insn Ior iIe best
pnir of boots. exhibited nt ihc lust Enir,
I'EEPS constantly u hand, and manufactures tour III
n der every variety Of LADIES and GENTLE III
MEMS WEAR, which he will warrant equal to any III
ianuactu the country and at prices as low III -
lower than any other establishment in Lynch5nrg.
He soicit- share of the public favor, and at
the same h thanks for the liberal patronage here
toinre bestowed. Jan Jdbn
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IL TINS popular Il ANO, landnp and hy
EDMuAD DAVENPORT & co
S-Frnm analysis At this tuauo. hy iotcs>nr Muiii
n he males - 10 OF Ammonia, vi l.
per the of Peruvian II n-o
Bone ihoshste ot Lime - u cent, II Is much
Ammo. and Ihosraie contains rrcl less
Elil, sold IL, J. ID co.
iant Ret mnnd
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laari irclnlrE furniture. mol, lighta, aud 5000 al
tfn, p,r -
ipYu I.r tprm. ............. III uu
lirrrh. Spanish - Italian Il. trin. ~ 90
lSie iot tpr.I........... ,...............
Ornamental Urluoh,. ~ t-u, j., .t t. - %
The h"irru aud
th. nnGimoutai ramhrs, opipua Lana and F,u,h low
"Ner required IN rrder Ia grad iati5p
y mn III Il ihe sitns,s lo he Iai suitly In ad
Tor tar'her PARTICULAR, a,!irc'e tbt Ir,, ,le.L
an
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BARGAINS. .HAKt:A1Ss!! !Hit.s.ssNs!:.
HAp AT THE CIpral>G SruIlf OF
SAM Ell HARMAN. AG'T..
Man ~, n6drp pp0sihtA the f'f-tHs Nd'oaVs Bd"a.
II HAVE return Il from the Northern with
the most complete assnrtncuts OF Ready Made aiOth-
ing offered III hi, market My stock include, FUR
ans black and brown, of the finest style AMI hnS Seal
skin, and Pilot cloth do OF ditcrn colors
black cloth Ragl ms, various kinds and late" black
cloth Frock and Dress Coats well Bus
Goats of all kinds with suit, I" mIch OF hts lhnv" silk
velvet satin, fancy silks cashmere, plush, and rs,ry warmly
"i color make and inh Also. large and varied
OF Eus ishing Goods, such Shawis Shirt, omen ani
marscics) together with wonl under ,rfy
Also, BOOTS. SHOES, OF Baltimore "a
warrantcd) HATS CARS CMHItl.iI A.. il!l Sk~. ~
NALISES, CARPET BAGS, A.. At, which au '!c n~ss
crmined sell the very nwrst prices The public
vitcd to come and Judge for Themselves
sept2i dly SAMT. HAEMAE. Agent.
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NuDER ot i.,D.c splendid aud large BED
l7l BLANKETS just received and will he sold very
low price, ty jan oJ.ds JNO. j. PURvlS, Agent
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HNOK RtthDEk'S A - PAaNfEE's.a
II have on hand good stock o pure White ,aI " iIi"
Zinc lnsced til SPIRITS of Tu prntirc, NJrf- INV
Paint Brushes Dry Paints, Col lm,- At,Ar. + ,ta
II dt- JbliN II StAi, D.upgist
NEW AVN CIEOIGE AsSOKTuENg. At
~ ENCEEDTNGII LOW PRICES IEr sua@Iu,r is
receiving and has st"Ie cumpir" of
school and Miscellaneous Books. Letter and alcr
Blank Books, stationery and Fancy Grod. suji
coming holidays Call and the stock plI
ing elsewhere. inducements wi he offered
uarly 10 those who deal on the cash
dec Ids II. e VICTOR.
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EIANO HOUSE EsNI.YNCHHURG.-Asi may
" be generally known that guano and other fertilizers
be boug, in yncbug on AZ good terms as In any other
market with regular added in Justice L. myself
well as tor the lench OF the farming community now pub
ls that fact intend To keep hand good supply of al
app owed Fertilizers and rs deal r "rGcy than
in the city In them think lc safely
sell elea than other house IL certainly
o the farmers patronise me- because thereby
ithcy enabled purchase Fertilizers low
Of all risks and trouble Please
this, and else. offer for sale, in
and arrive
300 Tons Nc | A Peruvian Gnano,
100 Recsc's Manipulated tiuano.
100 S"m5rerS Lump and ,iround
80 Brown Mexican Guaho,
80 Eide Island Guano,
100 Plaster. Lump and Ground
- KetcweWs Potash and Plaster
2GO Sacks Livcruoo Salt, prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below Iynchburg be sup
piled at their landings il ;ey will make
aug Its VIM a MILLER. on Basin.
PER-PIOSPIATEO OF III ME.-WitrhcIi
- Croasiacs Bone Super Phor phate Lime prepared
from ground Bones Peruvian long
edged fertilizers containing all the a vigorous
durable For sale by the subscriber
than trial will prove economy
periority W.T.. ANDERSON.
mar 3s
NIDER Of thn-c splendid aud large BED
I7l BLANKETS just received. and will h" sold at very
low price, ty ian25dts JAO J. PDRFlS, Agent
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Board - per week, washing 81 - per month fuel
irl> Tuition. so IN tn, trartuar @,hool,
: ~ ~ The Collegiate Department tut ht't session
2 Catalogues. c"ntanu tnrthrT HluI nation. can ht
ned 10y addressing the President mug 81
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yIW FAMILY GROCERY
NOTmEw TREMENDOUs STOCK OF

~ DRY G0DUS-JNO J. PuEvIs, Agent. having with
Goods since his stand
nj the corner the Market House i this morning Tecciv
I'M, upIy ot al the articles necessary for In
die, GrIe and Girls, Servants These Goods
viii be be decidedly cheap, and Will be sold like all
other Goods store exclusively for cash Oct i9ts.
T6NOII.ET SOAPS, PERIPHERY. Ac.--I.ub.
ms hnr Soaps, Honey and Gycerinc Soaps. I.ub
ins a p.vers ouades Luin$ Extracts for the Iandker.
chief Farina Cac English Hair and Tooth Brushes, India
Rubber BpH,s, Toilet Combs &c, just received by
oct 10 dts STABlFR JONES.
ltENTs, EsSE CATERS and SHOES, ia.
y received at iie9tsl SEABURY'S
EDBNR Apple uma English DAIRY CNEEsE,
L lust received at. Ice - dis NJ HOLINESS COS.
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y u Z
r KESIbt.Nti. ia Amherst wiiiiu short k;h
tie city, end recently occupied 10y tho Rev Mr 1rni"r
1h House iafsr AMI 'nnnud with AL "''r-sy Ont
houses perfect r,patf. with Gnr Eare'n orchard, tfir'
Lrt4 Ar. Ae Hp,~t s-i'I. given iniurd dtll
have LOT upon til nppe f-in, with water pow
or1 which wish To lease !h' lHopor, l. wei suited
Mil H., III the Lumber, WOpdu Cual business Ap
ply To
2f dis JOHN : bANGIbRNE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHiLADEEPEIA.

4, PH4LADEEP HIA. -.
i Benspolent Ipstitatiors, established 5g ape.
ciai fadormentfr the relief the sick ana
distrsssed,, afflicted Nth Nrutsnt and Epi
deiaic disease. +3s
ErTso dill persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
E j eases sII Ell as SP Err sAT0 r RHGA. SEM
iNAE WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE GGNOR
RHGA. 2LEET, SyMPiiILlS, the Vice o.
oNA NfSM, or SELF ABUSE &c, &c,
The HOWARD ASSO GEATI0N NJ in view o.
the awful desiru ction or human life. caused
Eby Sexaa disease, and the receptions pfac-
fused unon the unfUrtunae victims DR. such
disease by Quacks, several Years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as aaCHARITA-
BILE ACT worihy4of their name, to open .
Dispenshry for the treatment ofthis class 81
disease, in al their forms, inc to give MED,
Cab ADVICE OR Wis, 10 all whoa b,
letter, with a description Of their condition,
Gage, occupation, la bits be life, &c y and ii
cases ofextreme poverty. to FURNISH MED.
ICiNES FREE OF CHARGE. tits needless
Ito add that the Ass, ciafion Commands the
highest MedicaiskllFof the age, ana will furn-
ish he most appIoyedimolern trea tment.
The Directors, on a review of tie past, feel
assured that then laboTs III this sphere of be.
neyolen1 effort, have been of great benefit Il
the afflicted, especially tothe voting. aud the,
haze resolved 10 devote themselves, with rel
nsWed zeal, 70 this very important but much
saespjSel cause.
A Just Published by the Association, q Report
on SpesmaiouhGa,o or seminal Weakness. the
Vice Onanism, Masturbalion Or Sslf-Abuse,
and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, BY
the. Consulting Surgeon, " hith will be sent
by mail, lin a sealed letter eIlyelope,) FREE
OF CHARG E. on receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for posta ge. E5tt
II address, for Report o. Treatment DR..
GEORGE r.. CALHOUN, Consulting SUI
seon, Howard Association, No, South Ninth
Strset, Philadelphia, Pa.
!. By order of the Directors.
n 4. EZRA d. HEART WELL, Pre- sidens.
III GEO. FAIRCHtLD, Secretary.
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I Goahral.


Observation-Disclosures, Mhtrtlsr Iii Web.
STEERS dicLi,uary 81 not--and We should
not pause u extnline--is celtaiufy 4 ord
40 Tho vocabulary VI tho American people.
Its meaning they need no photographer
10 tell them They know il. They act
III. They live III the most emphatic sense
pf that great verb. whose true meaning
oilers anil drones. and dag -dreamers 50
practically isnure.E IL il. ii fact. thy
very synoay nj pf Americans, anl ii con-
denses. int5 aslIiifleen letters al thai IS
meant by an eqnal number 81 words with
which anr people are familiar, because
they u .sl,o Ahead Among these are
Energy. prpmplitule, clear sigfitedness,
Iaecisioa, frlnness, probitS, DO, for
/ Without these no man can 4 60 ahead X
~ tho true sense Of the term. We dosnot
.aignity with The designation of \ 90
aheaditiveHess Z thu career If him who
goes through life like one walking upon i
sleety pavement.
I The IMAM who" goes ahead = takes 10
step backwards. He seldom slips. 81
aides OIL rarely falls. We ts.lr people.
hut 4 few have mistaken the meaning 81
4 go tshcaditiyeness.H Hence their Pc
eunary troubles and distresses. And
/ y Is 70 call back TIE minds Of the young
tp tile true meaning that We write. Lei
sacli profit. then. 1v the errors Of the
blunderess and stumblers around them,
and see to i; that they themselves start
and Keep right. With caution aud ener-
gy combined with DO step taken in bus
taess,Btsll they are satisfied they can main
tain it--they will not fail to I. a 90 ahead !.
! II the genuine, practical sense Of the
phrase. which contemplates only what be-
longs 10 t.ireal progress. Remember
this, We may I'll safely 20 ahead " in
oar several spheres Of duty. WI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

Tint SrLrov AND MS CREDrroRs. "A
CoItstantinople letterin the Nouvellisfe, D
Marssilles, says: a demonstration tool
place q few days ago. on the part Of the
persons who supply 1.-THE palace and
whose accounts still remain unpaid -
The Sultan was on Ills way from Top
Haze. where he had breakfasled, to the
palaceIEof Dolma Bakiehe. when lls was
met bS an assemblags Of nearly three
hundred ersdilorS who crowded round
the imperial eortsge calling fol Justice
The 6fst movement of the Sultan, at find
ing himself Esurroundedlby this crowd,
who were nEterins loud cries, was 10 lay
hold sof the hiit ofdhis sabre but, soon
discovering the pacific character Of the
Decentralization, nd ordered tia. three Of
the Icreditors should he delegated ID cali
on Haki Bey, who shouldihatt very even
ing Ireaeiye the necessary orders on The
subject pf the claims. The following day
three Of thecrediiors waited on Haki Bey,
Who seat them to Rizza Pasha. ithe pres.
idenl Of the commission formed fol the
settlement of the accounts Of the civil
list. Ebat which only haldione oil two ST.
Etings for forms sake. Rizza assured
them tAat all their accounts should be
paidi bpt atPfesent funds were wanting.
Meantime, many Of these unfortunate
men who are pressed BY their own
creditors. lave been Obliged ID SUSPEND
paynaeLl md several Of them have been
cornTletely ruined A similar demon
istralK was made two days after, by the
workman Of the imperial buildings.
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4aal Aobutia,lltnts.

gNlRGINIAs IS .--AtIsuiles held III The
Y clEfEs Office ~ the Circuit goart III
kana@ha county, In the nlonlllofl FEBRUARY
Il 81.
WIN A. Quarter. 4 wiuialn
3, Gillissn, conpl'ts,
Dayid !. ~. GARRISON and oh ~
efS, pet is. ~
ID SThe object Of This silit Is Il have are sale
FOX easilof tsse tfaets OF land situate in Ka
nswila ceuntys ieing the same Two tracts 81
land purchased by David ! NV sClarkson al i
Eiudieial sale had BY virtue Of q decree rem.
sleredt ID q cause nov pending in KaHawhs
Circuit Court, in which the Bank of Virgins
and others are complalnants, and Siias Rey-
nelals AID others are defendants, being the
same two tracts OF land designated and de-
scribed in said cause as lots No. s and Q, and
which were afterwards conveyed by said
Ciarks.on to William A Smith and by said
Smith in trnst to his creditors)
II appearing by affidayits filed that James
Crook ham, William II. H. Frisbie, Nichols as
Patterson, Christopher Clarke and William
ESelfe, William Il. Mcknight, George o. Me-
Knight, CALVIN Babbitt, John Goode, and
Edmund Ga rdener, Robert w. Booth, John
Booth, Peter "A. White, William Shrom, S. T..
Lsngiey, R. Langley, 49, --- Barbee and -
Royston, lof the firm of Bafbee & RoystonY
Herman Duhme, Robert Leyick, Richard Lee
wick, Warner n Rain, Thomas B. LeviGS.
Edwatd f., Higgins, Howard Higgins ]Ril-
liam Anderson, John d. McCord. james s.;
AicCotd, John Cushing William q. Bailey,
William E. Ogbpril, Harvey Ghilds, Asa r.
Chiids, Lowry ChiIds, Moses Gutnan, Louis
Ash, JOHN Sherwood, Thpa,as Sherwood.
Abraham Kahn, AlofPh Rindskof, Louis
Rosauthaier Jacob kitfer Alfred It. Henking,s
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commissioners Sale Of a Tract Or Land
on Brfer Creek

commissioners Sale Of a Tract Or Land
H 4 on Brier Creek
DY virtue Of decree Of the county Court
ID of Kanawha county rendered in a cause
therein pending, in which John r.. Shrewsbury
is, plaintiff, and Margaret Pauiey aud Others
are defendants. The undersigned special Com
missioner for that purpose, viii on
I. Monday, The E Isl Of February nert.
It being County Cont day. Sell at pubic aue-
tien, in front of the door Of kanawha 10. H..
To the highest bidder, q certain tract Of land
lying in said county, ON Brier Creek, cor
tanning ia acres, beillg part Of a Tract Of land
owned by John Pauley deceased, and adioiu
ing the lands Of Adam Griffith and B.. F. Por-
ter. For more particular description Of
which see report ofthe COMMISSIONED v no di-
sided the land OF said Pauley, by order Of
Court flied lnAthe cause. .yE
Terms of Sale: A credit Of six months,
except for cost and commission, which viii be
Tequiied in cash. The purShaser,o give bond
and good security bearing Enterest1from date.
43s JNo. s. SWaNN, Conf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
LAND. IN PUTNAM COUNTY ron
SALE.

4 special commissioner, under decree
IA sof the County Court Of Putnsm County,
rendered al its October term, 1858, in ths
case of John Bowers, against Hillory Bird,
and others, shall, on the
elstIddy Of February, 1859,
at The front door of the Court House, Of said
County, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the tracts Of land, lying on
fuckers creek, in Putnam County, lately
owned and occupied BY David H. Lewis,
deceased, containing one hundred and thirty
eight acres. JAS. Nv. HOGE.
Dec. 14th. 1858. 4-a4
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Virginia, Kanawha County to-wit.

! Virginia, KanaWha County t0sWifs
a rules held in tile Clerks office or til,
IN Circuit Court, Tor Kanawha counnty,il
/ the month of February, 1859.
JohnD. Fatlsr, Complainant, II
Marcus Al. Finch, William aFiIch, and Jeht
Stockton klate partners in trade using the
name and style Of Finch Bro. & CD, ane
The Union Oil & Ceal Company" de
PENDANTS, in ChanceEy
The object of this suit is TO recover of the
defendants, Marcus a. Finch, William Finch,
and John Stockto the sun, Of $l496. G9, with
legal interest on $3.50, part thereof from the
stst Jay of october, s55, and like interest on
$3.50 other part thereof from the lst day oil
January 1853, and like interest on 1896 90,
residue thereof fronlsth 5tf day OF May, 1855,
and $ts03, cost of profession said last men
toned sum of $50 800, and damages thereon
at the rate ef 3 peraeentum, and the cost or
this suit. Also to attack (of value sufficient
to satisfy the compiainaais demands and
seostsl any real On personal estate, that may
be found in the countyof Kanawha, belong.
ing TO the defendant, Marcus a., Finch, aud
particularly TO attach any or all Of the capital
stock Of the defendants, !" The Union Oh
and Coal Company" that may belong TO the
said defendant, Marcus a.. Finct. And also
to attach any sum of money, due from the
said defendants, 2 The Union Oil, & Coal
Company" 70 the4said Marcus Al Finch for
wages OF ssfyices, SO that the said property
SO attached shall be. foEt Incoming 10 answer
the fntaresofdef of the Cpurtin the premises.
II appearing Iby affidavit filed, that the de-
PENDANTS, Marcns A. Finch, and William
Finch. are non-Tesidenls Of this Slate,s 1t
is ordered that they do sppear here within
one month after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary 10 protect theif in
terest in the premises. Teste,
s E9 A. w. QuARRIER, Cl'k.
QtAsRlrR ~ GILLlsoN, soils. Ali.