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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
The Great Battle.

r;a;. the natural battle field, geo.
Sa''" .I, considered 1t is composed OF
-"Pn"" -, the principal part of its territory
F.t''" ,,n,r.. \ with the ancient province OF
aud u, ,hc northwest, and the maritime
>,s? If Genoa in the southeast. IL IL
''''''' 'aJrcL miles in width from Its western
.'r "" stern frontier. Its whole western
q u ,,I;oiu. France: portion OF ITS cas-
ia",'. o,i,r rests upon not exactly Austria.
tern dom Times asserts, but upon the
= wv i,alian province Of Lombardy. and the
Ai'"' r Parma. On the south 1t Is boun-
PA''' H., milf al. Genoa. and On the north by
Or. ,,,srIand The river Ilcho,, howing
>N',,, ~ the lake Maggiore, forms the bound
,f'' 49,. Letween Sardinia and Lombardy,
a' i.J ''" ,be Alps separate the former from
N..' TIL, seat Of war, therefore, may be
f'1u .I., in its seneralaspect AS broad piece
mary. between cham OF mountains
49, The French had To cross the
a'' .a;n. ,b,. Austrans the river; and the
lance between them was about one nun
In: J.,, ~ traverSed in its breath by the
,rthe river Pc. To the south OF the
"'''"7 ;nJmant borders on Parma. and to
,''' -.h ,ry on the hostile territory of Lom-
J, ",,' these two divisions Of the Sandman
,.1'i,w Iif,r totally in their natural char
'"- IT, the north of the river-the dis
a.'r nc, Immediately exposed 20 the Austrians-
,T'. .aIryrl plain up to the foot of the Swiss
y,. whereas on the southern side Is all
~ ,,,,,ipou.. and the whole space is filled
J.. %I ,jr shoots or spurs of the Ligurian APP
WA ''n 80, ,l,rin. away from Genoa. In this
1yi.ion Of the kingdom lie the strong places
IN, Sardininns Aessandria, Casale, and
r ,,ouo. and on the western edge stands Iu-
IN itself, the capital of the State Within
around these fortresses the Sardinians
,,,. collected the bulk of their army, leaving
, ,, py,in, Of the north comparatively open to
~. Iprursion> rt the enemy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

REMARkS.-There was less activity maniieS-
ted on Change yesterday. and the market closed
dull with II decline in prices. There is less en-
qury for Flour, and note n decline. Union
street Superine may he quoted at $40, with some
small sales 10 the city trade of straight brands at
ssh. Extra aud Family are very quiet. The
offerings of Wheat reached about loo bushels,
which sold ut ~ for white of fair I" good quality
and lisa lSUc for inferior 10 good and lsIc. for
II small lot of prime red There was II less active
enquiry for Corn and We quote 9or. for white and
yellow with limited transactions. Rye Is BRISK.
and prices keep up. We note sales at llOr and
wanted. Oats in better supply, with sales Al soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
Further Advance in Prices.

The New York markets were greatly excited on
Monday, when over 10000 bbs. of flour were sold,
closing at an advance of 20 t" Doe q barrel anu
in \ few grades of desirable Western and South
ern extras, from 40 to Ode r barrel. Wheat ad-
vanced about Jc. r. bushc As large quantities
of currauts are shipped from Trieste they have,
also, advanced ana 3.uun hhls. sold AT 54(abc. Z
h. The Herald referring t" the cotton market
saws :-"The decline from the highest point prevl-
Gus to the war crisis amounts I" fully I(1s "f q
cent "A pound. Taking the inside figure. ana es-
tmstiug the bales at 40 pounds each, will give H
decline ennnl To S3.3II e. bale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
Gsorostown Cattle Market, May IL.

The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yeS'er
dsy, amounted to 100 head; 50 were purchased
by District butchers at $l.1jGlS 81 on the hooi,
equal to So SOFA $l2 net; the remaining - were
driven to Baltimore-the quality WAS very good.
Old sheep, 4t@5 cents 2 b. Tor goo" qnan ny;
inferior -. 30 r head Lamb, 81 500 $50!
"a head Veal calves jtG6 cents r. ID. gross
COWS and calyes SOD So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

A letter received yesterday, by gentle
man in this city, from Amissville. Kappa
hammock county, says: "Thomas's prospects
are very fair. The Wings are doing their
duty. 4 Democrat here offered to bet that
Thomas majority in the district would be
joo, and could get no one to take him up"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

The Board of Currency, comprising New ork
city bank managers, &C., held meeting III tha'
city, on Monday, Mr.. james G"lla''n' the fresi-
lent. in the chair Mr.. Opdykc, from the commit
tee ON bank expansion, reported tina, the am"unt
Of circulation aud deposit always cqua! I" the
bank expansion. He adds I'VE are now send
ing to Europe the specie which was sent in t" tn the
New York banks from the country banks Inc
report recommends that the banks grant less DIS
count, which will decrease cNtrayagant imp"r'a-
ton, and consequently the specie balance against
~. We had been obliged to send over sio;""",
600 in specie to Europe since the Isl "i April l.
tho hanks did not now contract their discount
lines. they would soon he compelled To ty the
drain of gold from their vaults. The report was
ordered to be published
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
Indian Troubles in Texas.

AUSTIN, Texas, May ll.-Capt. Brayer
entered the Upper Reserve on the Sd, with
fifty men, killed Ii Indians and fled. 4
party of dragons and Indians were pursu-
ing him. Great excitement existed. The
Indians on the Lower Reserve had left their
farms for Capt. Rios encampment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
MARRIED.

Tn the Eth inst, at the Church ofthe Epiphany,
'H The Rev. G. NJ Butler. ID. d., Mr.. Il. ii. MIL
LER. {" Mis> MARY FARNHAM, all of Wash
me,on.
Al kudora, Oh the morning of the 18th May. by
'le Rev. Thomas A. Ware, HENRY J.. PElTON,
tanqulcr county. Virginia. 10 MARY ELIZA
Htih, daughter of Noble :. Brad-n, esq, OF
~"udoun county. Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
DIED.

=, 10 Washington, on the 18th instant, GEORGE
". BALLENGER. in the i5th year Of his age.
- The friends and acquaintances of the family
4erespectfully invited To attend his funeral, this
"ehing. from his late residence, dn Virginia aye
DnS' between 1! aud Sd streets, Washington, at
,. IN Washington, on Monday. 18th instant, Mrs.
i .cb,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

ST. JOINS. \. F.. May lS.-The steamer
Canada passed Cape Race, on Monday even
ing. and her advices were received here to-
day. She left Liverpool, on the 18th inst.
The Lebanon arrived out on the 4th, and
the Indian, on the 9th.
The Austrians were repulsed in an attempt
to cross the Pc at Trassinatto. But there
has been no general battle.
Baron Humboldt died at Berlin.
CouuyRcIAL.-LrvgRpoor. Saturday morning,
Nav COTTON has still further declined, making
a decline for the week of tGrsd. Sales Of the
week ~, 600 bales.
Breadstutfs closed dull and all qualities had
slightly declined
Provisions closed buOyant, at considerable ad'
vance on all kinds.
Consos closed at 9Os @9Os
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

CINCINNATI, May l7.-f!our has declined to .
SOFA 40 for supertine, and closes tame. fNe
hundred hhds of bacon sold at 9I(a lOc Tor SIdeS'
and at u for shoulders. half million pounds
bulk meat at SY(t9c. for sides. and ~ tor shout
iers chiefly for Baltimore. closing urn al ,he ""'
side rates. Mess pork opened ut SIS 81 e Dbl,
and declined to SIS 50, closing tame. WhiSkey
firm Mt oslo. y gallon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

"a FOR SALE-That valuable PROPER
I.l TY being II lot containing about FOUR
THOUSAND SQUARE FEET OF GROUND,
with the FRAME TAVERN upon it, now occu-
pied hy Capt. James Guy, (aai"iniug the store of
blackjack, Marshall 4 Co.. fronting uu Uni"n
street &, feet iuShe., aud binding upon Fayete
Alley From its eligible location this property
presents au excellent opportunity for safe and
improving Investment. Terms-Sl.JOO in hand
the balance i'll 0ne two, three and four years, with
interest, secured by the purchasers notes, and Il
deed Of trust On the premises. Apply personally,
or by letter, TO POLLARD WEBB,
No 500, 9TH IL, in Washington City, ID. C., or to
c. W. WATTLES, Alexandra.
my 1S-l2ys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
The Mark cts.

BALTIMORE. May lS.--BrcadStuiS closed quiet.
Flour-Howard street and Ohio $40. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and slightly
lower; white 90 cents; yellow % cents. Provisions
uuiet. Bacon sides 100. WhiSkey steady ut 81 tg
32c.
New YORK, May lS.-Flour has declined ioCp
20 cents. closing heavy; State $3.50 81: Ohio
$1@$1.7j; Southern SS.u $50. Wheat closed
with declining tendency; nominally declined la
cents Corn closed quiet white si@96 cents;
yellow 9S(a 99l cents. Pork closed heavy; mess
$3.50; prime $l5.jo4 Slj.7j. Lard closed quiet
atl21Ml23 cents. Whiskey closed dull at 3O!c.
Stocks are dull and lower-Nirginis 6s sh1; No.
Is $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
ph;,ode,nb;a Cattle Market, MAY l6

Beef Cuttle--Thc offerings at the different yards
this week amounted to about 100 head: sales
ranged from $9(a Sl2 % r 100 Ms. ~ I" q"a'ty
Cows and Calves--Sales first quality at S"o@ s'"'
and second do II, $20Gu $50 each Shecp-Ab"ut
$500 at market; sales at 7GuT3 cents r. ID gross.
Hogs-Oferings about 1900 head; sales at '"C
IS 10 "A 100 lbs. net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
AN ACT authorizing temporary loans for the u.'

AN ACT authorizing temporary loans tor the Use
Of the city Council Of Alexandra.
Srrrlov l,t. BE u .,octc6Ly N. cry '""n''
Of i!c.nndri" That il shall be- lawful for the
Committee on Finance and Salaries to borrow for
the use of the City Council of Alexandria at any
time when they may deem it necessary, sum not
cxcecdlng 100000
SIC. I'd That il shall he lawful for ,aid Com
mttee "a an e. idem'c ui Indebtedness to issue notes
payable ut such time and place ~ they may de
termime said notes I" hc signed 10y the Mayor or
by such person ~ may lie acting n Mayor when
ever requested 50 TO do in writing by the Commit
zee or majority OF them said nVtes to he runhter-
signed by the ipilt"r.
SE,. Sd. rha, al laws and parts of laws refer
ring t. temporary loans. hcrctoiorccnIclc DO AMI
they are hereby repealed, and that this act be in
force from its passage.
Passed the Cts Council, May 10th, 1899.
j. II. REID. President pro. tenn. Il. Of A.
LEWIS MCKENZIE President C.. G..
Approyrd ". h. MASSEY. Mayor
Tcstr: ANDREW JAMESON Clerk pro. ten. G. I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

bacon. &c
ID 5000 Tbs. Middlings
.OOO Shoulders
100 Hams
900 Smoked Beet
ID hbls. No. Beef, for sac hy
}. RICHARDS SHOOT.
also wish To dispose of fine Family Matt
warranted perfectly sound and gentle. my l"-"t
WOOL! WOOL!
NO0L purchased NJ highest market rates. ny
w Cow. W. SIiACkLETT co.
Piedmont. my la-colm
HOUSE KEEPER AND PASTRY COOK
III WANTED immediately. None need "ppl!
but those who can come well recommended. Ap.
ply at the Gazette Office. my FL
4 LCulIuI.. barrels - Alcohol, received and
y for sal, hy HENRY COOK CO..
my 10 Sarcpta Hall.
o. BONES ORANGES and LEMONS
90 40 DRUMS FIGS
NEW PINE APPLES. just received and
for sale at VI. BOSSART'S, - FairiaX-ai.
my lS--Ste
INoR SALE CHEAP Lot OF GROUND,
/ on the northwest corner of Queen and Patrick
streets 60 by ~ feet. Apply to
my l7-@ts ?. SELpNEE. lai king-st.
J,KElGHT FOR BALTIMnRE.--We have
some heavy FREIGHT for Baltimore
WIN. II. FOWLE 4 son,
NV II M. !. South Wharves
XXvoup'S CELEBRATED HAIR RESToRER,
w II large supply. just Received. ana Tor al"
hy j. LEADBEATER 4 son,
,th mo If Stahrrs old stand
C,UAWL BERAGE.-LAEhiN Il BRu., have
= received White and Black Berage, for Shawls
which they will sell Low. my ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Quininc; Acetlr Ar'di
Y Hue Mass: Spirits Ahinnnia. SAD hitrGtc
Ei.muth: Chluroiorm: Sulphate of Copper; Ether;
Corrosive Sublimatc; Iron by Hydrogen: Citrate
of Iron and Quinine; Chlorate of Potash; Mercury;
Rochelle Salts: Strychuinc; Na!rrianaIe OF Alne;
Tartarir Acid; Muriatic Acid; Nitric Acid Just
receive and irr sale ~
JAMES ENTWlSLE. Jn.,
my - Ap",hecary. ~ King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
EXPRESS STEAM III N


ALIEN ANDRlA, ~.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGEToM \, ID. u
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW loRk.
rim The superior and fast sailing pro-
AGiEpellers, 81 &. ALGER' and ~. ~
MOI !" will leave Georgetown and Washington
ON THURSDAY, and Alexandria on FRIDAY, "i
every week, for philadelphia. connecting al 'hn'
point with Il daily line of steamers Tor Ne" "rh'
via Delaware aud Raritan canal lhf""s" IL
ceipts given. u,,,,,,,;..r,.
One of these Boats will leave Philadelphia every
FRIDAY. for Alexandria and the District '''ieS;
connecting with the Orange Alexander" ANA
Manassas Clap Railroads, Chesapeake nm" oh''
Canal, &c. Freigh;> will be taken at lows rates
and Goods forwarded promptly. free OF charge:
WIN. H. FOWLE son.
No. South WharNe s.
AGENTS
Ill., TAYLOR 4 Co, 10 West ST., New i"rk'
DAyIp CoopRR, Is North Wharves, Phllade'rh'"::
BRApLE, i TAYLon Ge"rgetown, D. L.
nv 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

The Bo.Rn or MANAGERS OF THE WASH
INGroN NATIONAL MONUMENT SOCIETY met
yesterday in regular meeting. Mr. Fendall,
;, whom was allotted, at the recent organi.
cation Of the society, the duty Of drawing
up an address to the people Of the United
States in Behalf of the Monument, read n
draft Of that address. twas warmly accep-
ted by the Society, and will be published
without delay. 1t is to be hoped the press
throughout the country will give this adm-
rabe paper all the publicity they can. The
cause it advocates is one dear to every patrl-
otir and virtuous heart MI. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

NyEGKOES WANTED-I wish 70 purchase
~ apy number Of NEGROES, for which l viii,
pay liberal prices Those wishing 10 sell, will do
well to call on me before selling, at my old stand'
ut Vest End, Alexandra, Va.
aug ls-.lf JOSEPH BRIlN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

A \. +. wind, with mist and rain yes
tcrday. made the weather disagreeable-but
we believe, it was considered Us favorable to
the growing crops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19
ga
* POS TO- 60
1927
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
One Day Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

There WAS no discussion between the can
didates for Congress in this District, at Up
perville, yesterday. We are authorized to
state that MeSsrs. Shackelford, Thomas, and
Smith, will address the citizens of Fauquier
county. at Salem, on Friday, Tomorrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

NOrICE.-fh- highest market price paid i"r
~ old scrap Iron, Wrought and Cast, Rag,
Rope, Copper, Brass, Lead liuc, Bones, &c.
j. W. KENT CO..
cor piop and Duke sts., Or No. % Union 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

BOARD OF IIEALTn.-Our citizens will, one
and all, we hope, cooperate with the Board
Of Health III the measures they may take,
for preserving, rs far as they can, the pub
lie health, during the approaching warm
season. If quarantine should be estab-
ished this summer it will, probably, and
properly, be placed, lower down the river
than has been the case for some years past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR are having "a
first rate time Of it," in Richmond. They
receive the kindest hospitalities and courte-
sizes of that city, and every thing is done to
make their visit agreeable to themselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

"MW FLIES. These annual visitors, al
ways coming directly after the fishing sea-
son, are making their appearance in consid-
cradle numbers. though not in such i'm
mense swarms as We have sometimes seen
them. They, fortunately, are entirely harm
less and disappear in few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

TlNHE OLD MOTIp OF ~ iCk SALES AND
| SMALL. PEuFiTS."-W. y. BERKLEi
Ia iust RECEIVED u very superior assortment at La
,uIES' DRESS GOODS. consisting of Rnhe Be
RACES, Orcaniy Lawns, Chalie. SMALL figured
Lawns. Cheap Mourning Lawns, Swiss Muslins.
Ruricr.d do. 6c. Also very excellent assert
mrnt of Drmrstic Cation. Sok"k". DENNIS. Osna
burg Calic"cs 0snnhurg Plaids, Algonquin Stripes.
Marseiles Stripes. Pants stuff &c., Hoop skirts,
Caliruc and Linen busters, 10. my IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

NAT CATTLE, HORSES. &c. FOR SALE
Il The subscriber has for sale, sixty head Of fat
CATTLE, which have been grain tel ever since
they were purchased last fall They will be sold
To- he marketed from 1t IUnc To- 10Th July. Also
several good HORSES, suitable for the saddle or
E.r harness. and ala" several hooded COLTS, of
the Morgan and Telegraph stock.
NJ. b. BUCK.
L.. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

The FIsuERIEs.-The important subject
Of the Potomac Fisheries is brought before
the public in Il communication from highly
sstmable and respected citizen of a neigh
boring county in Maryland. Alexandria
is deeply interested in this matter. 1t will
be seen that meeting of the proprietors of
the fishing shores, and others, is proposed to
be held here, to take into consideration the
present condition of affairs, and consult rs to
future action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

NAVAL sT0RES.-9O bales Naval uak"m; %
N bills. Pitch; loo bbls Tar. for Sale by
nhll j. n HARPER CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-19

NOTICE-The steamer THOMAS
5af7Fs71SS on application to Capt Baker, on
board or to Joseph bryan. president who can De
found at his residence. (N" 1852 New York avenue
in the morning from to o'clock and IN tue even"
Ing from to 10 o'clock.
WASHINGTON, my l4-eotJ -------
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12
Trust Sale q vaIaabIe Negro Properly.

NV WHINE 81 ! Dsed Of Trus, executed to- the
Is nnders;enea anl r. Walker, trustees, BY
4ndreW r. bonnalIvIa nd Lucy w Donnally.
III wife! ma Vv;l.ian Donnaiiy. to secure to
Is,v;s 4. Dnnnailvt the paymsllt of certain
bo,sds Is said DEED al out and described,
$ b;cb sa;d s,leed 6ears date the 9th day Of
inv, Nv, esi md e fllg recorded ii the Clefk s
ne 81 Ksnswhs connty--see Deed bookQ,
80 ssn--I shall. Al M reouest 81 the said
Laws 4. Donnoliy. On wednesday. the
y 1,,s.,,,. y,,.,r,b o1,,g W 4v0vsf 1899. !.
esy 4 80.
sell, in front Of the Store house u hansN 9 Re
Sallnes, recently occupied by Runner, Tie
& Co., s nd formerly known as inc Company
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

VIRGINIA. scr .--At ii Circuit Court,
held for Kanawha County t the Court House
thereof, ON the 2Srt day OF June, / 859---
James Patterson, administrator de bonis non
ofThomasJ J. Holland dec'd y Complainant
sg,t
Marcus A. Finch, William Finch and John
Stockton. late partners in trade, using the
name aud style Of Finch, Bro. 4 CO., and
fs'rhe Union Oil and Coal COMPANY and
- Gedges and H. Gedges and 49,
Gedge, partners, trading under the name
and style Of Gedge a Bra s. Defendants In
d Chancery.
H lThe object Of This suit IS to obtain decree
against the defendants. Marcus Al. Finch,
William Finish and John Stoc kton for The snm
Iof s 500 with legal interest thereon, from the
la6th day of December. 1854 until paid and
costs Of suit:
Alsoto attach tof value sufHcient to satisfy
the compiainant,s dema nd and cos isl any real
or personal estate in the county Of Kanawha
belonging to the defendants, Marcus A. Finch
and William Pinch or 10 either Of them. and
particularly to at tach any oralf of the capital
stock Of .frhe Union Oh and Coal Company"
that may.beiong TO the said defendants, Mar.
Gus Al. Finch and William Finch or either
ofthem. And also to attach any sum of mon.
ey due from the said "a Union Oil and Coal
Compa N.Y., toHthe said Marcus Al. Finch and
William Finch for wages OF seryiceser on any
other account and so to secure the said
p opeTty so attachchI that the sum may be
forthcoming to answer the future order Of the
Court in the premises. III
Ii appearing BY affidayit filed that the de-
PENDANTS MarcusA Finch and William Finch,
and -- Gedge, and - Gedge, ~ Gedge
are non-resideRfs ofthis State. Il is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after due publication OF this ORDER and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in
the premises. Teste,
A. W. QUARRIER, Clerk.
i QuaRRIER Il GLLisos, soils. Sill
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12

EvTIRCINIA. scr "A i Ciicmit Cot.st
" held for Kdnauha County . 1.-The Court
IIouse thereof. on The ssld das Of June; 1852
stephen Smith, Complainant.
1gt
sisrcue AZ Finch, William Finch and John
Stockton. eIsie primers III trade, using the
name and style 0f Finch, Bro, & Co, anq
4 The Union Oil and Coal Company Del
PENDANTS In Ch11ceIy.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree
sgaintt the defendants, Marcus a Finch,
William Finch and john Stockton teK the sum
of &b09 with legal interest on u q, part there
and like interest on 500, otherspait thereof
fron tie 2sih dayof December, 1885, ihtjl
paid and like interest an s i75, residue threof
from the 6rstday Of January 1851, until paid
ana The e0sts Of suit.
Alsoio attach any real OF personal estate in
the county or Kanawha, belonging to the
said aefendants, Marcus A. Finch and VIII
liam Finch OF either Or them aud particularly
10 attach all the Capital Stock of the r Union
Gil and Coal Company thatmay belong to
the said defendants, Marcus a Finch and
William Finch. OF either of them; and also to
attach any sums Of money due from the said
defendants The Union Oh and Coal Com
ppnYsf, 10 Marcus Finch. for wages or serv-
ices or on any secount 80 that The property
attached shall be Of sufficient value 70 satisfy
the complains nr 5 claim and cost and shall be
forthcoming to answer the future order Of the
court in the premises
Itappearing by afidavit filed that the de-
PENDANTS, Marcus A. Finch and William
Finch are non-Eesidents Of this State. i u
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order q nd
do what is necessar. u protect their interests
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Washington Hall,
Ripley, jackson County, Virginia.
Il MACHINE

NN0ULD respectfully inform his Old Gus
wv toners and the public generally that he
has again taken possession of this we'll
known establishment and would be glad to
entertain his friends and customers He has
determinedko apply himself closely to his bus
mess and will give prompt attention to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
His bar will BIT all times be furnished with
the best imported and domestic Liquors. Al
SO a stock Of choice Cigars and Tobacco.
A two-horse hack will always be ready to
convey passengers to any point Of destination
Terms modest and 10 suit the times.
Ripley, January 81. 1859.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom i
IN may concern. that i, MATHS Legg. Of Ka
tnawha county, do hereby give free leave 10
my son MATHS Legg. j., 10 made any contract.
whatever, with other persons. for labor. ser
vice on otherwise; hereby generating such
persons from all responsibiliIysto me for such
my part for his performances ofsuch contract.
make this notice public because my said
son is not Of full age, and recommend him 10
any person who desires to employ his services,
as industrious and faithful.
! l5June, 1859, So MATHS LEGG.