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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
The q Belly Eentraet'' Ratified.

An item Of news BY The stean,er ~.
,aois 10, that the Congress Of Costa kica
had met. in extraordinary session, and
rati6ed The sp-called Belly TreAy. Well
-what then? Lot us see.
The treaty, ii will be remembered,
binds Costa RIGA and Eicaragua. CON
Jointly, 10 contract Sith Sort ofI rench
.fllibustering' firm ip Paris, giving them.
substantially, the control Of the lear
qua transit route. Who Millands " Co.
1.-The firm in Paris) are, nobody here
knows much about, but. go far as the
treaty, Or their contract is concerned. i
does not materially natter.--Neg York
Erpfess. ,s
This .BsLLY Contract matter Is becom-
ing serious. The General American
States. by ratifying il have placed The Is.
thumus, which connects our Atlantic with
our Paci6c possessions, under French
protectorate. French ships Of war are 70
command the canal which is to be built.
The4contraet is reputation 81 > PreSi-
GUS one. giving rights ofway and transit
route to American citizens. The Amer
lean Government has declared. through
General CAss, our Secretary Of State, in
his letter 10 General LAMAR, our Minister
to Central America, that it would resist
|the consamation Of the BELLY Treaty. by
absolute var. The opportunity seemlike-
u 10 be given It. H H !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Bnrnlng u the Norlh GarnIinn.

NoRFoLK, Jan. sl.-Fhe following par
tietllars have been received in relation to
THE destruction ofthe North Carolina, ON
Friday night. The FIRE arose from an ac
cidentai cause 10 one nf the state rooms,
and extended SO rapidly along the upper
works as TO render il impossible to stay
its progress. The only passenger lost
was Rev. Dr.. Gurus, of the Episcopal
church in Chester, South Carolina. An
the Others we're safely landed. and arrived
here Yesterday on the Georgia. The
original number ofpassengers was 80.
The colsred Stewart who was lost was
named Isaac Waters. Among the pas
sengefs. were seven ladies, who were
saVel 10 their right clothes.
The boat is reported here to have been
insured for for only $4,000. Adams
q Co ! Express lost $4,000 and the
- - s go, 900. The Southern mail was
also lost.
81 The Mayor has called q meeting here
" day for the temporary relief Of he pas
sangers In the meantime, they are be,
Ing Hospitality entertained and provided
for. e.,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
For the kanavha valley sIaf.
C0aI.s Month.

r. ia ..iui,iated. 4 this is fact becpm-
TO a important point. being situated a.
Il 4 At the confluence Of Coal ana Mana, !,
VIVA rivers, and surrounded by rich ana
fertile lands, II must eventually be the
centre Of 4 large and fourishiug trade:
Z, Rut there are several things 70 be done
hee,ra III this can be brought about, and
4 Is Astonishing that the matter has Ian
= 'lang / unattended 10. Any one can
see the Importance Of Turnpike from
Boone g. III, down Coal river. This
na;nt l. The natural outlet for q greater
nor,;an of the Coal river country. and the
trade will, per necessity, seek i, WIN
.Iha Coal river Improvement in successful
operrtion, and a good road 70 let The lar
mers out with their produce. Almost any
one can see the vast amount of trade
which would be brought to this point. K
And there is vet another; rivallng} the
frst, III degree Of Importance. the rich
fields Of Pocalalieo, and the Flat woods
desire 10 be heard. and macadamized
road extending from theJackson County
sTurnpike, and centering At Goals mouth
would develop the vast resources Of THIS
beautiful country, and aid materially y y
making this point, which eyentuallE " !
must Be, the leading Commercial town 81
Western Virginia
q Ours is beautiful country, and 1.-THE
(3oJ of nst,,re has supplied those which
the hands Of man must develop. Look
st the vast coal felds.- the mountains Of
iron, ami springs 81 salt. toAsay nothing
or our fertile yaliies eaci, separate and
distinct being a treasure in themselves
Is '"Then pun siT yolr coat.
- IA I'd roll up yoatsfeeyes,"
And pitch into bhe gooH work. :instruc
your dsleg stes N The next Lsy'slsfnga .
procure f6r you these privileges "and
our Iittls Village. now blushiHg II fmad'
en- modesty" will soon put on the dignity
Of marion ofEmatIre years.
SAWRONES. Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
The Bouts.

# Our boats are still<runiiug regularly.
The6ice in The obto riverhas not been
heavy enough tostop. for moreHthsn5 . !
week. our cipeinna,i packets, and the
Kanswha river has not offered anyimped-
iments toloul Kanawha river, and CALI
polls boats.
Ths business has been good, during
the fall and winter, and our fasorite, the
lKaaqapaa Yalley, has donega very Profta-
: The a. ~ Quarrisr has been some
what unlucky but is nov all right. Hel
time Has been changed, as will be seen BY
an advertisement in another column b
this paper. Il.
The Virginiia Home has proved her.
self to be fast boat. and is ably Off,
.cered BY experienced men.
The Hurrieane is doing very good
business, and has accommodating officers
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Democratic senatorial Causss.

WAsHINeroa. Jan. &C. -In theHDeno-
cratic Senatorial caucus held yesterday,
Mr. Hunter offered a resolution declaring
that il was anwiss and impolite 10 alteII
the existing tariff. The resolution was
adopted with only two oil three dissent
mating votes Mr. Ivefson Was not unfa-
yorable to change 10 1ie tariff. Messrs.
Ioonns and Benjamin were not syarse to
specific duties, as recommended IL tbo
President, but each expressed 4 wilma.
mes, 70 cooperate with thGse they had
oeen' 20 the habit of acting with.
ME- Douglas thought this a fitoccasion
70 resassert the traditional Democratic
doctrine in favor of adsalorem duties and
said that specific duties meant a protect.
I've taiitf. He thought Democrats OUGHT
70 protest against them. Mr.. b. believed
the present tariff sufficient. If ecopon,r
was practieed BY the Execriiye. He was
Tor approximating as near as possible to
free trade. Mr.. Slidsll offered aresol ationI
that 1t Be the duty of the Executiss to
look rather 20 rstrenchment than an in
crease Of duties, which was adopted.
rs Nsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
! d. M.. Ftins.

We again hare the pleasure to an
npuhce thai our old friend, c. Al. FErrE.
Will again delight The Inhabitants Of ON
placsss by one ofahis charming Concerts.
So we'll kno wn By our citizens for Their
pleasing variety and real musical worth.
Thelladies 81 Charleston have shown the
great appreciation infWhich theF hold
their Aaestro, BY. promising tileir assist
ance ID more than usual numbers. We
understand thata gentleman from, abroad,
represented BY those who have heard
him. al one of The most brilliant and ex-
Ipressiyes performer on Tie violin. has vol.
,unteersd ibis aid. The EclsPsr ORcHEs,
IRA. for which MI. IN. has composed
some new pieces, will, no doubt, please
every one, byI thsiriaccarate and precise
performance. We hear Aat=the rsnomee
Of tie Kanawha concerts has gone be-
yond the the boundries mot only IF our
county, but our State. Ill Now. q word
ofadvice to avery yne, ifyou wishjto spend
~ evening replete Of tlie pures. 'snjoy-
ment. do not fail-so attend The concert On
THURSDAY night next.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
The News from Central America.

I The news from Central America
Though generally urfintelligible. is suffii.
ciently explicit instwo important particu
lars. .
In the first place. we have positive In
formation thatlthe Belly canal project, Of
which our government LIS disposed to
make very light. so Car from being aban ]
dohed, has been approved By the Costa
5Riean Congress, and only awaits ratifica-
tion by Nicaragua and 70 become 4 legal
potentially. Now, while the Belly canal
may be ain inpracticable achievement. II
j. not. AZ all unlikely that the enterprise
will result in the establishment OF French
Influence and interests upon the Isthmus.
in conflict with the rights Of our citizens
and Interrogation Of American ascenden.
cy. The Administration having signi.
fed 9 determined resistance to NJ. BeilF,s
project, we arefsolicito1,s to Be informed
Of their purpose since circumstances 40.
pear SO favorably to his operations. win
they remain inactive Or adopt immediate
measures for the arrest Of his enterprises,
The other interesting piece Of inteili-l
gence from Central America. imports that
Great Britain is.qnietly, but secnrely !. as-
summing the Tproteetorate of The Istlimus
ou the prstenGe Of paramount interest
y y rs possession and destiny. In Ills
sense we interpret Sir VIM. Gore Ouse.
iey's speech ID the President dc Nicara
qua IN this sense We understand the ran.
dIProgress dhat mysterious diplomaiis's
Iin this sense events Il
Central America are hasteainq 10 tbe fiji.
tilllneat ofenr prediction Of the results. of
the policy pursued bysth United States
government. me President has been
persuaded tofalIow free scope for he NAV
oisSir VIM. Corp Ouseley's genius And
meanwhile. under the proteStionsef Uni.
ted States ships. he is concluding ! trsatyI
which subordinates this country IL. Great
BritAia in the control Of the Istbmian
transits. and which attaches tile Central
american republics TO England - he re-
liiiiou of ra,fon;zea dependents Stases
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
For ths KAN wha v allsy star. !.
3LAoKaAwK HoLIow, Jan. 81, 80.

Ma. EbIroR - You will be surprised.
I know, IN receiving 4 letter from this
!. hollow. but yon need not, asst ls r
wen known .hoilow 4 all through these
domains, and ifII choose to settle among
the cliffs, and silently watch the move
ment 81 things. whose business isit Ger
tainly no one except yours and mine.
also4thoughE I had just as good right,
to Write3from this place, as !" Sswbones q
Of Coal, OF your correspondent from
= Putnam. !" Now, We don't like that III
the letter should come from down theriver
and leave this vast expknse above Black
hawk hollow unrepresented. for ] verify
believe that the great talent in this region
is not yet developed, and il only requires
time aud circumstances to bring i forth.
like that Of the immortal Patrick Henry
Nor I do not arrogate 70 myself any of
those renown requirements OF tlfatgreat
Virginian, but know that there are Iasept
wisdom up hsreIthat will some Of these
days astonish The world. Why sir, you
gan see ii in the chiliren, they have the
manliness, and independence il not reyer-
enring old age or pf even speaking to their
elders. You can hear these At all hours
Of the night whooping and following, as
if every body was deaf and they alone
could hear. IchAnced one might to step
Fin the city Of Maiden. After retiring |
thought to nyseltthat Iwoald now have
good nights rsst-Atlle room clean, a
good FIRE aud the bel inviting. IIhal
scarcely laid my tired form on the bod. BE-
fore / heard such shout aud halleoing,
that il, startled me, | supposed the. whole
town was on FIRE; bit afterinquiry, | found
thatit WAS a parcelAof lads. whose man
mys and daldy's Don't Know they were
out. Here 7 Thought was grave sub.
jeet--tenIo 'clock cut; boys.nl,k
ing noise / could not1account for it,
but at last Charity come to myraid. ind
suggested that She parents. OF these Gail
sdren were ds!f--" Alas! alas poor Yor.
lex. IL
The next day ! took stroll through
the principal streets Of the place, and Wis
sited tie ditferent,sEores. 1 found that
quite stir of business was going on--on
all politotaud accommodating find thar
there are FIVE storss and two groceries /;
at either place YOU can sc, well accom-
nodated. Suppose you enter Messrs.
Rock 4 Hills store, you will find % Mike
and Eugene as accommodating Youngsters
AS ever welded the yard stick. then 20
To G. f. Walker3 there you viii end Ha,
german, Brown and Morton, allIready and
with. smile, will wait On YOU. Enter
Mr.. Truslow The with his1cha|racteristic
,blandness'is there; and his clerk Thomas.
viii Accommodate you ia any and every
thing. And thus Is our friend F4nt,
chuck up fuil of svdafnseats, and will I'll
your basket with all kfnds Of sweat things.
and thus is our old FRIEND Geo. Ruffner,
who IS apsrfecs time piece, Away III his
stand and fsnant him is JKtiton. not Me
great Poet. but Mfton5 Snyder. wh5 fiji
supply yoA with as nice cakes ard bread
As ever entered the hungly craw Of any
one. So, Mr.. Editor. T eDied the day.
You may hear from me again.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
T9sufins-lR Eruption b PIs,pst.

The National iateillgeactr makes AZ a.
tract from letter addressed By Hon.
Joseph R Chandler, Minister Resdslfs
lofthe United States st the court d NJ
PIES, 10 Professor Henry, Of he Smihso-
MAN Institute. in which Mr.. Chandlsrfar !
nishes a brief account of the eireunEll'
ees current At Naples az the date 0ilts
letter, December l6th. relative TO an e.
pected eruption Of Mount Fesuyius ID
says:
s AL the present moment the Peopls q
this city are in great excitement atIm
indicationsNof a dangerous eruption iron
Mount VesuYius. For, long tias gF'a
masses Of lsysIhave been issuing fronas'
lures on the side Of the mouhtaint aOOai
half way up; and these apertuTes Ss''
been hugmenting in number and SIZE =
rapidly that not only is there aPTpIea.''
sions Of an eruption, but serious lsais
are expressed that the sidesof the NOM n9ar,
tain viii soon be so worn an perlofseIA
as e be no longer able 70 sustain tns = =
peripr portion, and people are leaving ~
vicinity and coming into the city pfap, ,s
Last night the mountain was Ga'!s
grand. The hundreds of great fre. $ o !.
the sides cred hot Laval were tsrrlO,i
brilliant. while the vast volume Of smo1 4
that rose slowly from the cister s0o.s
had its side illuminated by The FIRE On ~
tanks, and presented anappssranee O =
describable grandeur. /. Of course 81 p
unable tp say whether these fvars sfe s y
founded; but they are entertained q
men Of science and sxpeFiencsbers' =.
day the people Of the city are comne@ss.,,
rating the frstIanniversary u the AVN
earthquake Of 1857, and they are al g.
ing tolchurch.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

pr. WI H CusuAAE. This gen
tleman has commenced the practice
Of Dentistfy ID Charleston. pr. G.
has had considerable experience, hav,
ing been A student ot Drs. Won Bon
hofst. Wise, Belknap and Others, and
having been engaged in the practice
of Dentistry for some time. We
have no doubt but that he win give
satisfactionte all Who may apply 10
him. We think our citizens should
give tlleir#work to Home Dentists il
preference to the wandering tribe d
Dentists who are continually travel
ing through the country, many 81
whom are but qnacks.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

M have, on our table, The z Great Re
public alitersry monthly, published il
New York. By O4ksmith Ia Co., at IS !
year, for a single copy ii two copies foI
s.; and Eve copies for BIO Tie mum.
Der before lis contains 100 pages Of read.
ing matter, handsomely illustrated, and
on 4 great variety Of subjects 4. The
Ihistoryof the Grea. Republic, The
Emerald Isls. ".'' Way down in old viz
ginia;' q Lie and traYeisEin the South
are among rs INTERESTING and instructive
contents.
PErERsoN s INrERsAriosAL MAeA.
EIsE This excellent magazine for
February il before us, and we find
it filled With interesting and instrnc,
tive reading matter bf the first quali.
ty. The large number 81 engravipys
devoted 10 the handicraftof the ladies
re,sderaHis especially fitted to their
nae The present number has forty
seven articles and fifty FIVE embellish-
inants, alI gotten up in the very best
style.
See advertisements Of Whisky fcr
sA,li9gT. EaerysalI }}ll..;; 8 :.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Posr orrtnE 4 80 i ~

Posr OFFtcE AFFatRs IN VIRers,A =
The Office at Elon, Amherst county i
discontinued. A new Office is Established
at Fishers Point, jackson county, Va
and Leonard s. Fisher appointed postraas.
Yer on route from Kanawha urt.house
Io al 3 !, vacancies created BY resignation,
1a'e ioilowlng appointments are made -
samuel +. Gresham, postmaster at Kill
l e Lancaster county. vice w. T..
S Y Mary A. West. postmaster i
MELVILLE, Sussex county, Va, vice Rich.
ard + Dobie. John B. Helm postmas.
Yer az Murrill's shop, Nelson county Va
race ". s. Murrill. Josiah Cs Walkar
postmaster az Vernon. Hill, HALIFAX COM
". Va. vice ]. N. Cole. John II. Gar
rett, postmaster At Sycamore Grove. Put.
aan county, Va, vice James Sui.k
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Vnadlastsd Differences with Spain.

I The House COMMITTEES on Foreign Ri
lations. 10 a report which they have made
upon the subject Of. Cuban ANNEXATION,
says:
Nothing can be more irritating TO an
independent and spirited nation. OF better
calculated 70 presapitate collisions, than 10
have such vast and delicate interests Ais
our most important coastwise intercourse
compelled To pass almost within hail III
fortifcations. and to run the gauntlet III
alien fleets. Hence ours relations WHY
Spain are constantly of a semi. hostile
character, and our Minister st~Madrid
can do li!te else than wrspSle with tia
government to which .h is accredited
about high handed <o1trages and petty
grievances inflicted upon our citizena.
which Spanish officials in Cuba are armed
with full power to 1fadict. bu. none to rel
dress:
1.-The following list 81 unredressed ca
ses, pending in ] 854. resembles more the
criminal docket. Of a county court than
the portifolioof . Minister P lenipotentia-
|ry
/" ! !. the bark Zusette. Ell I.s41 s
2. Claim Of the heirs Of Alexander
D. Harang.
%. The bark Godeftoy..
-. Imprisonment Of Mr.. West.
81 S. Shipwreck of5,he N9rta Carolina
s. Prisoners taken at Cuntoy.
- The Crescent Gig.
8. Schooner Manchester. Sr#
20 Firing with ball At ire Black
Warrior. 81. T
\. 10. Seizure and detention Of the
Black Warrior. t. f5.# 5#E ,.5
I'll. A large number of claims arts
ing out Of the irregular repeal Of an or
der admitting grain and timber free Of
duty. H..
l2 Reclamation for port and naviga<
ton duties improperly exactea.
:. II some pf these cases have besf, set,
tied sinae 1854, others have been added
to the doekstI;. and il is not likely that Il
will be reduced while our present reia-
tons TO the isiaRd are maintained.
# these oatrages, says an exchange,
which the Committee rery properly liken
to the criminal docket of a county court,
had been committed against England Or
France, and had not been settled immedi-
atelyI 9 state Of war. followed by con
quest Of Cub. would have been the re-
suit, We would do well, even at this
ate day, To- initiate the examples of those
powers. Half of shese cases on that Grim
nal docket are cause for war,if unre-
dressed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

HEAvr RoBERF On Tuesday week 4
young gentleman from Charlotte N. c.,
named Robert e. Brooks was robbed 81
VI lOo 10 money, and another young man
calling himself William E. Deneaie, and
claiming to be the son of George Ii. De-
neaie, OF Rockingham. Is suspected of be-
ing the robbers He was arrested, nd
tried in Richmond, before the Mayor.
Bail being refused he was sentfon for
further trial.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
pafty Lines To DC DrawB-Isi fhtI De-
\ Iaseraey In adjoining Counties Take

Party Lines tbHbe DraWB-Iet the De-
inasraey in adjoining Counties Take
lf.h0tire.
| We have been willing for the benefit
Of our local improvements, 10 ignore par
II politics. III the election Of State Legis-
letors--we have urged our friends 10 Sc.
lsst none but the very best men. aud
hoped tie Know Nothings would have
done the same, especially since they have
sean. IS they must have seen. the eyilEre-
suats Of the useless political warfare car
riea Oh iin the last Legislature But we
are advised BY the last issue of the "A
na,fha Rapulicdn that our opponents ii
7Hts county fand We suppose-they win do
the sanle 10 every county where they have
v rDaioritv) are determined to drawlpoyty
l::,isst tas election ef STATE Legislators
The. editor Of the Republican III speaking
Of HE announcement pc Mr.. CHARLEs
HEpa,cK, rays
l.1e Opposition party 7ac;th 9reat una
siinityas far as .os haue been aJle 10 ascer.
saies hare AaREEp upon MI. HEDRIcK as
ONE of tie TWO cppdidatesFto represent tie
interests IF OUR Couaty ~ The nsrt Legis-
Entnre.'..
IS not that plain enough 70 be under.
stood BY the Democratic counties in this
neighborhood, where the continual cry Of
/" nd party Z ascends ? We think that i
il, and thatthsy should take heed thereto,
" nominating the psry Jest Democrats the
county affords. @3 H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
E1tsnsiYe eOafIagration,l.

New HAVEN, Jan. 3lst.--T6aserten.
s,se oois works Of Plants manufacturing
oompany' IN southington, was burnt dis
,uol Iain Loss 9aoo. 900. with An In
Z sar a.1'e q so5,oo0 L Il believed to
T.vs peen me work Of an ilsendiary
opunaSsd men are thrown out 81 sn,<
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Demoeratit Meeting ii KanaMha.

There will BE- meeting of the Demo.
cra;s ofthis County At tho Court House.
enI tie let day Of the February Term, Of
the County Court 10 appointIdeiegates, 10
the Parkersburg Congressional Conven5
ton that will sit Din the 4th day Of March
next. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
AeGuital Of NJ Deaeale.

SrAusToE, Va. Jan. ] The case q
Geo! +. Deneale Of Rockingham. charged
with obtaining money on false pretences
from 4 bank here. was submitted 10 the
county Court this morning without argu.
ment, and the prisoner was acquitted.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

Squire ], a. WEpcH, is announced
asa candidate for the. Legislature.
Squire W. is well known among Us
IS = sferling Democrat, q good man
and an excellent citizen, aud win re-
ceiYe a large vote.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

Mr.. 6. MAGUIRE has again taken
lis old stand at Jackson CT: IT., and
opened the !" Washington Hall" for
the reception Of visitors. Mr.. N. Is
. gentleman, an excellent landlord
and keeps . good house. Persons
visiting Ripley cannot do better than
stop with him.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

n A bill has been introduced into The
Louisiana Senate autherisiRg gambling
hopses 10 New Orleans, and fixingIt6e
AZ 81 license ii $ls, 900 per annum.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Death Of an Eminent Historian.

BosToE. ian. 60 WIN. H. Prescott.
theeminent historian. died YESTERDAY yery
suddenly from paralysis. He was.in Ills
usual good health up to the moments f his
death ~ 4saassi -tAs Ell lss4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
ron GOVERNOR.
JOHN LETcHER, of Rockbridye.
+ TOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
R0nERT 4. MONTAGUE, Of Middleser.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
~. RANDOLPH TUCKER, OF Frederick.
I CtEsDrsrs, Kanaw,8ha Coz nj, j Va;

Il CLENDKFrN, kanaWha Lou nty,E Val
January 26th, 1852.
4 Ma EolToR Please announce III your pa
rer, the name Of y A.. WELcH, Esq-,a as 4
Candidate 10 represent Kanawha County, in
the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
MANY VOTERS.
M. RusDLr .-Yoa are requested to an
nohnce CHAaLes HEDkicE. Esq. as candid.
ate to represent thls county in the next Leg
7islature. hi MANY Fri ENDS.
JoHx A. waRTlI IL a candidate for ID -elec.
ton. tsnbiect Will decision or The Democrat
il Convention, should one be held 10 fht
State Senate in the District composed oflha
Counties oil Boone, Logan, Kanavha, Putnam
i Ad Wyoming. sf
ktJN Mr.. Editor PLEASE announce, in yonl
psper, the name of Col. 4. L. BaorN,1as the
peoples edndidate, to represent Kanawhs
county, in the next General Assembly of VA
MANY VOTERS.
WeEare authorised to announce DR 1. Par.
.tek IS a candidate for the next House Of
Delegates! MI