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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11
Mrs. syvishelm,s Candidate.

MRS. SwIssHELM is thoroughly indiuidual,
is responsible for nobody, and wishes nobody
responsible for herself The following is her
opinions of whom should be nominated at the
Forthcoming Republican Convention for Con-
gress and for other Offices:
l." For year past we had set our heart up
on Mr.. MIller's nomination. Knowing him as
we have for many years we could rely upon
him as one who will live up to his engage
ments. We could trust him in Washington! |!
He will always be sober, always in his place,
always wide awake, would vote for Freedom
everytime while his mental capacity, business
habits and extensive acquaintance with prom
inent public men gives him the power to serve
his adopted state to some purpose. OF Ger
man origin, speaking the language readily, a
popular orator and a personal favorite in this
region, he could carry the united Free Dem
Ocratic vote; and we cannot readily submit to
a decision which takes him out of the field
But he says, No.
Our next choice is VIM. H. Wood, of Sauk
Rapids, a Free Democrat, whom we should
prefer to. any Republican except Mr.. Miller,
ana al some respects even to him. lie has
leisure to canvass, is an old resident of the
State, IS mlnutely acquainted with our history
and wants and as man of integrity and
ability is unsurpassed by any one named in
connection with the Office. Northern Mime
sofa has right to claim one Of the Congress
men and no man in this region is better cal
culated to do honor to the State No Repub-
lican stands higher in his opposition to the
spread of slavery; and without having con-
suited Mr.. Wood, who is now in Kentucky
we name him as our candidate for Congress.
Of the other candidates named by the
MINNEsOTIAN" we endorse a. Ramsey for
Governor, and George A. Nourse for Attor-
ney General. John w. North we want for
the United States Senate; and some one else
who will stay sober, to fill every office that is
to be filled,
We shall not not knowingly support, for
any office, any man who is liable to see blue
stars after dinner.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11

were totally destroyed, 3S5 were considera-
bly, damaged, and 697 were but slightly dam
aged. Of the 80 totally destroyed, IS were
from two to ten miles distant from the nearest
station, 1S were the workshops of carpenters
and other dangerous places, three fell down
more from old age than the effects of fire,
of the remaining two, one was destroyed by
an explosion of saltpetre, and the other by
ilmprudence in breaking open the shop front,
before the arrival of engines. .s '''
The entire expense of the Fire Brigade for
the year 1853 amounted to :e19,506 l5s. 3d.,
or less than sos, 200. '.,..,sl .aa rls
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11
.aiG,lsW: 20 K W. MOORE, PUBLISHER
ni IsqsS .eiI;o yuE nrhI 1airar.s t-.r.
."e''o.v"e5 ,,,a'..,.p o's'1 NO. 40

es Of industry is the production of silk, and
in ordinary years the value of that article is
from 20O, ,O00f to 230, ,O00f Lombardy alone
which is only the fifteenth part of Italy, pro-
duces one-t third mo The revenues of the differ
ent Italian States amount to about 800, ,O00,-
0o0f, and the expenses to $50, ,OO0,OO0f The
public debt is 2,0OO,O0Of Commerce is ac-
tive, but business is much impeded by the
high tariffs in many of the States and by the
lines of custom houses. The mercantile ma
rine Of Italy is more numerous. in pro-
ton to the. extent of country, than that
of any other nation in Europe, England ex
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11
THE SPHINX.

$50 not to Thebes! The Sphinx is there;
And thou shalt see her beauty rare,
And thee the sorcery of her smile
To read her riddle shall beguile.
"Oh woe to those who fail to read!
And woe to him who shall succeed.
For he who fails the truth to show
The terror of her wrath shall know.
&" But shouldst thou find her mystery,
Not less is death assured to thee;
For she shall cease and thou shalt sigh
That she no longer is, and die"
-AtLantic Nonthly
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11

ew- Mrs. Drinkwater, the wife of a,Meth-
odist minister residing at Bethel, Morgan Co.,
Illinois, met with a terrible accident lastweek,
by her clothes taking fire, burning her to
death. 1t seems that she was standing over
the cooking stove in her ktehehasand her dress
became ignited. -
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11
THE MINIATURE.
BY GEORGE p, MORRIS.

BIZ UEUKGE +, MORRIS.
William was holding in his hand
The likeness of his wife
Fresh as if touched by fairy wand,
With beauty, grace and life,
He almost thought it spoke he gazed
Upon the treasure still,
Absorbed, delighted and amazed,
To view the artists skill.
"This picture is yourself, dear Jane,
IT'S drawn to nature true:
I've kissed 1t Ger and DER again,
1t is so much like you"
"And has il kissed you back, NV dears"
Why-no-my love!" said he.
"Then, William, it is very clear,
'Tis not at all lie me!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11
HOME.

Sweet is the smile of home the mutual look
When hearts of each other sure;
Sweet all the joys that Crown the household nook,
The haunt of all affections pure;
Yet in the world these abide and we
Above the world, our calling boast
Once gain the mountain-top and thou art free;
Till then who rest, presume; who turn to look,
are lost.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11
MORNING IN BED.
BY JOHN M'INTOSH.

" Visits tciM Burns and tile Scottish Bards.")
Soft balmy airs through bursting buds,
Across my languid temples creep,
And whisper Ger my sluggish veins,
\ summons 10 the angel sleep.
The sun pours through my window blinds,
Il lines like broken sabre-bladec;
In shining tiers they harmless stretch,
A. if ann,.""t.a hU th.-ir shaAas
r-->--- $500 '------~-'
The plank laid path that spans the street,
Looks niagreed between the bars
Frail lace-work woye in silent looms,
BY frosty fingers meath the stars.
And strewed as thick as insects swarm
When slanting falls the summer beam,
pissolving in the smile of morn,
mark the pearly frost points - lam
Above, far through the clear blue air,
Flares largely deep, the FURNISHED sky,
And shadowy forms with jets of song,
Are fitting, spirit-like, ever by.
A life, II is a blessed thing
We lie all night in dreamy bliss;
And, struggling in kindly arms,
The morn awakes us with kiss.
And daylight is a feast of bliss
Where all are dear invited guests;
Where Beauty rays her sweetest smiles,
And Humor charms the hour with jests.
We notice less the good than i'll
Just as we notice less the words
tf kindly greeting from friend
Than accents OF reproach, when heard
tfsY0Gt, is screened in misty robes,
Get grain, not weeds, grows on the hill:
just 80 the mystic fields of life,
Bear more of good, by far, than ill.
The gushing tear the cry of Wrong,
The wailings of broken heart,
When heard in Natures fair domain
Are sent, be sure, by cruel art.
The song of birds-the bursting bud
The guilt of sunshine in the air
IL, Shouts OF lCy-tC Ire haze been,
The language of a thankful prayer.
0, still III ripping tides of song,
Aiy grateful soul 10 God will rise,
In terveut breathingS to prolong
This heaven, to me, GeHeatt the skies.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11
What Seth did Before Leaving.

"Two lovers stood upon the shore
OF Massachusetts Bay,
Bidding a sad farewell before
Seth tore himself away
"IH marry YOU when come back,
Nv Sally Ann," cried he;
And then he took little smack,
And went away-to sea.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11

~ Speak but little, and to the purpose,
and you will pass for somebody.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11

EWe The trashiest thing in this world is
religion which does nothing.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-11

:f9dJ0 Do, non T5fib yllall!Gn jsltn s9zs4io
eft 5on 'sno.i1 ,iaIjGoDhni Lna snorta ,U@l I
.vo0-sTgbs9l HGe.Ijac.I 9fj u ,.jiIolsG:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
puhte gaIes.
LAND FOR SALE.

DTvifthe ofaqeftee Of the County Couat,
ID rendered at ltsl November term, 1851, III
the caihse pf MahloI S. Morris, against. Lewis
H. Ellis, / shall sell on the I'D DAY Of July !,
1888, on the premises, at public auction, to
tAeihighest bidder. for cash, the tract Of land
lying in said county Cd Big Hurricane upon
which the said Lev IS HI. Ellis IS now residing,
eonta lnlfg eighty acres,
5 ID JAMES: W. HoGE.
rtso Messrs. James Hewitt, R. M. ". Kerche
I'LL val and John D! Roe, and Messrs. 49,
Humpkrey,- $50 1futt. 49, Terry and M.
Mt. BroadEeli, dhe four latter being partners
under the name, style and firm of Humphrey,
I9lttl& Terry.)
Gent enen--gou will please take notice
thaten Ill 2Sih day of July next wefshaIl
Apply TO the ildge1of The circuit court Or Ka-
.nasvba cotnty, Virginia, at bis chambers in
sacation. in the town of Charleston, in said
county, To direct The proper accounts TO be
taken in > suit in chancery, depending IN said
court, wherein Won & cthtrs are defendants
anaswe are plaihiiffs.
RFFFNFR, DoNNALLY 4 Coz
SIG II if.ne 81 1870
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
valuable Land for sale IN Roane Co

valuable Land Tor sale In Roane Co.
DY virtue Of a decree bf the Circuit
I'D Court OF Kanayka county, rendered
On the 4th day Of February, 1858, in
the case Of Daniel Polsley and James S.
Council plaiAfiffs. vs.. Daniel Tawney
defendant, II shall, Non the 18th day Of
0ctobeEI 1859. at the door Of the Court
House>of Kanawha county, sell atpublic
auction 10 the highest bidder, on a credit
Of six, nine and twelve months, with in
ferest from TIE day 81 SALE the tract Of
land ihE the bill and proceedings Of said
cause mentioned, containing 542A acres,
more or less, aud lying and being lin the
County Of Roane, and State. ofVifginia,
on the, waters Of Hurricane creek. Bond
and good security VIII be required Of the
purchaser and title will be retained as
further security, until the purchase mon.
.ey Is paid. This tract of land is desira-
blei,i and 4 rare opportunity is offered fora
profitable. investment. The dtle to&the
andtis believed to be gpod, 4 ! f. ~
III JOHN ID. NEWMAN.
j July lq.185e. Special Com r.
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u a 80 ". n NJ -. 81 E-,.7' .,s Nh Al. 4. F-la
SHfRGINIA, set ;--At Stffut e, =
" held ief kanawha IoanIytgs 1ne Snuft
House thereof ~ the. Sfd ga ! q ahe, lsos-
stephen smith. templalniainss
|. asL
slafcns a. Elne hs. sitl,am :. flncn amt John
Stoek1oa, late PIE nfI n ~ LIasas. gslhg me
name ana sly e 9i r,qe y pfe,s Oe,l ana
" me y men I'll y. ana sYaai: COMPANY r.
fsnaa n1s-7 -al oi 10y 8
ne - 1lils sals = Rsa
sgalnst me ueae9aanis, Alafcns $3.50.
W 4Iltam flneh and Ohm StOcktong foT lBt sun
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KANAWHAz VALLEY sTARa

rms, sale III Valuable Negros PROPERTY.
NY pirtue Of j De- ed Of 'rrusteSecA ned TO the
& rrdrrsie ned and h. Walker, trdattses, ~
nd,sw + Donnaliy and Lucy w .poNnally
b;s wife, and William Donnally, 70 secure Q
I.evis r. Doanally. the payment OF ceNalh
bsnas IN said deed set out and dss r,hsd !,
nb;cb said deed bears data tie 9sh day q
.Jnly. 1851. and is duly recorded IN ing Oiel $
s ft,,e Of Kanawha county -see beed.book
mage 5sO--I Shall, ct the request Of ne salo
Lewis z. Dqnnally, on Wednesday, me
7genty forth day ef august 1897
III, n front 81 the store House ii Kanswha
Salines, recently occupied by RnffiIsr, hais
d Co..s nd fernieTB Known DIS The Com pa ~
Store Al public auc ion, to the highest pidaet
for cash, ahe following negro slaves, LOVE sis..
rom Wfngfeld and hts TWO children Alcy
and sally, Tom Afmistead,6 Ltttie hahual,
Adam, Fam, John Mason, Big Randa 7, III III
Rowlin. Aaron, GABRIEL Matt. Rod, Henry
Venture Lott, Morriss,I John King manuel !flt
King. Henry King, Ryal, Anthony, Liiie
Daniel, DANIEL Batnafl, Billy Fry, Nelson ls
Big George Ben,Sleeie. Martina Ellen, a 81!
Ell Ann, 7Margery, John Thomas, Ann ir btlza
and her six children, to-wIt: JONI" yaI'
Fsntoa, Monfoe, Patience, Eny ahq an lnt
font Mary, aud, her ave children. toTwit
CotnsIia. Charles, l;eley, Anthonyfand Clar.
;Ssa MaTia ami her EN- 15chiidfs III, 10 wit;
Gsntsf. 81 sol. Malyina, Ii alb Ia Mary, Amef-
|afvI ana m infant: Lqcy and her four
ost'4Tan ri wit Alsck Eliza Ellen, Nv ilhan
NH AK Mara Amanda atld her child, Joe
NJ - u srT'at and her two children. lewis
AMI lane anu an, increase Of the said female
nnr,;nn "a sai,I Slaves. that mas have accrued
ff;nre tle dhTe of the deed aforesaid, 2oT 50
nassV of sai3l Slaves as MAY be sufficient 10
nai;sfv aad dscliaFge so muchsof said bonds
| as yet remain upafd. N,
Il Tba<eEslayes are very valuable, being of all
aces and d .ffetenl sexes, ana embracing amons
/ / S.m n nurRber ot frstr rate hands, such as are
ns I emp.oyed in the manufacture. of salt
i a .2'5~ = H#H. WOOD, Trustee. Z
/ Jane 2tst 1879 Sc ,9.4t 4
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NOTICE.

n WILL, sell'to the highest bidder, pt pub
i he auction, an Saturday, the Goth OF An
gust next at i O'Clock. on the premices, III
ca Sd in hand.3ih lot oil ald owned by u,
Marshall College, together with the tuildinnl
and it's appnrtenances, except the Chapsl
Which is Reserved for The use of the Pubic
Preaching; and. will make spch title as Y
vestedin3ine, ss trustee Of Deed OF 1fnst
execAled by the corporation.
,&:S %E1 Al BERT LAlDLEg, Trustee.
: June Git, $50, nh IN /5-8 tbs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

I. VIRGINIA. SCT:-At a Citcuit Court
held for Kanawha Countyiat the Court House
thereof, on The 2srf day Of June, 1859 ~
James Pat eTson, tadministratorle honis non
4. of Thon al J.. Holland dec d y Compiainan
4 ae't a55s
Marcus A. Finch, William Finch and John
Stdekten, lale partners In. tradej using the
name aud 8lyle 5f Finch, Bro. N Co.. and
ftThe ,Inioanil and Coal Company I'D
49, Gedgs,s and -. Gedge. s;and -
5Gedge. partners. trading nndFF the. name
ndstsie Of Gedge & Bros, Defendants In
Chaneery, Hss.. I#f FL i#
i THE object Of this suit j. 70 obtain decree
against The defendants, Marcus a. Finch.
Ia illiam F nc Ii and JohnaStoaA tqn fer the SUI
Of S f5fl0lwTh1ls galinteTest therein Fl m The
18th day Of December, 1884, untilspaia@ and
cssts of suit Il .T Il.
b Also to attach kof value sufficient Ia satisfy
I4he comp lsfna at' demand and cps 81 any real
or dc rsona estate ID the county IF Kanawha
belonging 10 the defendants; Marcus A: Finch
d hd William Finch sf 10 either of them and
particularly To- attafh amy or all ofthe capital
stodk ofs.f'rhe Uuign Oil and Gal Company. H
shat maj. belong 10 The said defendantst Mart
Gus IA. Finch and William. Finch OF either
of them. Il And also 70 attach any sum ofa1on
er due ffdm the said .Union5hl and Coal
Codipant,P ID the said Msrcus All Finch and
Will m Finch for. wal es OF fFlcss ORION any
other attonnt;s nd kos to SECURE the ,sald
ID ouertyz 50 attachch that The sum may be
1or{bconilng to answer the future order of4the
3Coqttin thespfemiseSl r
4 Ii appearing BY affidavit filed tbatsthe: de-
PENDANTS MafcusA Finch and William Finch,
and - Gedge. andtr- Gehge, r. Gedee
are mon. re- idelltS of this State Itis ordered
th9tffhey do appear hereeNitlfn one mon! b
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yTIRGINIA.sS:- At Rules, held in the
! v Clerks office ofthet Circuit Court fol
Fhe Cganty ofKanaWha IN The month Of July,
1859
Milton Patlser. Complainant, \
vs. n
John IL Hnnier. Philip p. I'm chancery
Banaridge & George Patt0p14
Dsfendanis, N 6
The object Of this. Suit is 70 recover tit
snm OF $50 &c.,, With interest. due from The
Defendants, H1nteT 8 Dandridge, 10 the
Complainant, aud to attach the same in The
hands 81 the home Defendant. George S. Pat
Jon And it appearing By affidavit filed thai
The Defendant John n. liunter,.is q non-Tes,
ident Of tie State Of Virginia II is ordered
that he 90 appear here within one month af.
teF-dns put iicaiien Of this order, and do whsi
Is necessary 10, psetect his Interests in the
premises. Hi Teste.
a ~ QUARRIER, CLERK.
READ! so i,sly-b 1859 -
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XZIRGISIA, SIS. Sat RULES. held in the
NJ Clerks office Of the Colihty Court of IA
ma WhasC County, in the month"; Jills, 1852
Tvs. sum oil S5l5 Soc, within
Roser Pauiey. terest and costs. !.
And itiaphearing BY affidavit fled That The
Rdbelt &PauIesy, is a non resident
Eof+tHaC omHlanweaiah Of Virginia. is cr-
Sd4reh tifat hedo appear here within qne month
Faflelanes. pnblicaii9n Of this oIdef. and dc
what IS ReceSsary ID Erotect hlSF Interests in
The premises Il gTeste, II
7 | Al W.tQUARRIER, Clerk.
Iapa s.. SwANN.p d. &. 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

| VIRGINIA, IS At Rules held ID
The Clerk = oficeE Of the County Boone,
in the month Of July, 1859. .E
Augdhts Pack, Ha7t,
.5 Tvs. HIM III.
William M. Peyten aud 40 onancerN;
John Thompson, DeFfs, ~ g.
1 At appearing BY affidavit fled that the
Defendants William NJ. Peyton and John
Thompson are non residents q This Com
nonwealth, and the object Of this suit Be-
ing to subject ce,aain lands Of The defend.
ant William NJ! Payton instbe bin and
proceedings Of this cause mentioned, II
dhe payment Of the Plaintiffs Judgment
Hen, amounting to- the sum Of S47l ,83 cts,
with legal interest thereon fromtthe frsi
dayiof November 1850 Till paid and costs
Therefore, On motion of the plaintiff By
counsel. it is ordered that the said defe adt
ants do appear here within one month aft
tPr due. publication of this order and do
WHAT'S necessary 10 protect theirinterests
iR the premises. Il, Teste
Till I ]. E. ISTOLLINGS. CI'k.
Parks, Gillespie, y Samuels for tPl is
.15lz45 s5t#tist.AI ~ 4
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Plan Of tht LOTTERY.

Tho mum ,eTsftom Ito so, coo corresponding
with those Duntbers on the tickets printed on
sep1Eate slips Iof paper, are ehcliclea with
small tIn II les and placed IN enc wheel. RI
Tha FIRST $50 PL4zes, Similarly printed and
encirdled, are placed in another wheel IS
i Tho whee4s are then reeotved, and 1 mum.
Der isl dfawn from the wheel Of Numbeis, ard
at the same Time ia Prize is drawn from The
other wheel. The number and prize drawn
ouf abe opened! nd exhibi ed 10 the audience.
ana registered BY the Commissioners. the
.Prizs being placed sgainst the Number
drawn. This sperationFls repeated until the
Przss are dTawsnod
4 AFsaoxIaArlbS PR,zrs THE two pheoeed
ing and he twrsRcceeaing NnnbeIs t4these
driving the fists Prizes Will ID entitled 10
the 4B Approximation Prizes! For exam
Pile: fftTicket No. II SO 1raws the S6ifeo0
Prize those Tickets NUMBERED lf2ls,sis2 9.
ll25iE 1889 willleaeh be emitted TO $780,
Ifridket No. $50 draws the Sc. 0ee Prize
tsoseEttckets Numbering 54s, $40, 81, $50.
Will each beentitled tP $3.50, ana 80 son ac-
cordihg 10 he above EchFne.
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St ~. III H. III Ii. fs*-11 5,H T, L
nv IRGi MA - III rdtes4 hsid ~ Inc
& Giefsss oflice Of fhe elteias eaqa iot l ha-
naWAa COUNTY, IN me month oi Ruly, 1908.
Thomas p Swami, as,glar- IA
dian Of John l. ktenna, 7s ~
+ la4e I. ke.hna' oomPl't Fin ehaneerf.
MSlarseY . keana, end 9th -
ST. i ,2!si % Is
ne elft IN Inns cause safes, naI haW y, \.
kenRas tAe tatilfr o. Jo3rn L. henna Aste
W henna and Gag..liRe htnna afd tfe rvs W
band el MaTgsry hessa; dted seized mice,
q valuable tract ot rand, lylpg ABOVE Brl Iad
fcree .otl Goal ftNer containing some otO.iv
aere3s anal mating tnsefeSs p3 the s"aias Wltl
Pc promoted es the saleSrt ms reaf eSa ate oy
ltsltE gaa fa1aa, the aili Is
ilil lnaef5ch9Ptef l1e q tile '1aeI ol3y llel1I
a Pa y oosefas sac 2, ne fss,
eslase lofeseid. l ~ s9aleS 1ha
inc =wIIdoW' TITS Msr9efy y. helfaa ss eS s
het .Willpghess 70 Y me ~, ~ M ~ Il
anR5fseetve Esf a9Wef ~! ANUS ~ mon
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the 1Iii 1910 eiieft ms iatefGglt y a!so:
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H5 y L =
VTIRGINlA,FE IS :--At rules held IN the
II Clerk S olide of The county court OF Put
nam county. inEthe month Of July, 1859. ]
W. A. Summers.
VIM u. Frazier. Z
The object ofathis suit IS to recover Of the
defendant the sum Of $50 due from him to
Ehe plaintiff. Andi appes ring by Iathdayti
|fled, that The the defendant, Vim. T.. Fiazitr,
IS NONRESIDENT Of the State. ills therefore
ordered that hi DO appear here within one
month after due publication DC this order, . nd
do what is necessary to protect his interest
in the premises. teste.
RIO. 4. HARVEY, elk. I:
Packs n HcGE p. gil II
YIIRGINIA. SIS Sat rules held I'M the
IY Clerks Office of the clrcnit court Of Ka-
Fnawha county, lib The month Of July, 1879
Richard Walls.
Vs.. In@Assumpsit.
The object of This suit is to recover Of the
aefenL ant, Klein, the amount Of an account
Tor the sum-of about fifty dollars thintarezl
M costs, due, and owing 10 the plaialiff4
And ii bppeafing by affidavit filed, that tht
defendant, DayidSC Klein, is a non4residen
d teSState Of Virginia, II IS ordered that hs
db anhtar here within one month afterldut
publication Of tits order and do what is nee
essaryI to protect his interest in the premises
teSteS All W. #QUARRlER, CIsk: 7
Packs q MesELY sol. 5 II
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n 1RGINIA, lIIss.-At rules held in z

SS.--At rules held in I le
IN Glefkts ofice Of tie Circuit coArt Of r.
R IA county, in the month Of July 1879.
William Kelly
VS.. lnJltespasS Oh lHe Ease
Dsvfd Eaganss ooa
Il f frhI object Of HIS Suit is TO recover $1,000
dalnages, for seduction of plaintiffs daughter,
anII t6 attach certain debts, due tq fefen Eant
irom various persons. And Il aPnearitaa by
atftdavit flea, that the defendant, DAVID IEa-
IaI,. is non resident Of the colnhlaawea lth
sf yireinia, 1T is: ordered that he d9.appeear
mere Within one month after dug EpNblica tion
lof his order; ana 40 " hat is necessary 10 pro-
beet his interest IN the pEtiaiSe !, !, OH
te4te, A. WI AkhlEh,5C lA A,.f ,
L SaiTH. & SoN p. a. 80 y IEfi"4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

v vJT, C.INfA. SS:-At rules held in the
w Gierkis Office of.the county courJfer Ka
n via 'e5lnty Ii. he month Of July, 1859.
Randi Arnold. mi debt 10 reeovef sJ2I.
ys.n5 Csc with interest ana coss.
Came the Rlaiptid'sH by Nheir attorney, and
on the;r npptbn aud i'll apnearingEby sffif5yn
6Hed tLaIzibe defendant is q orTtsldeI of
tGis siata, It'll IS Therefore ordered thsthe do
anneaT .btIe within one month a tier 1aue pub.
heatipn of,ttis erder and 10 WHAT'S ngcEsSa-
~ 10 protect his interestih the pffT1iEess5
teste, "A. We UARRfER, gCfk. ]
h Smfru 81 Son, r. q. " 5.ft
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Land for Sale in Putnam. Comfy.

ON ,hs 39t , a; 5ay os.t fh o95
county, Shali sell. a pubic auction 10 THE
highest bidder for cash, a tract or parcel Of
land lying IN tbecounty u Putnam, Va, con
tanning three hQndIeA. and ten acres. be the
same motefo1IleSs, aid The same pu chased
by James Graham, of Kennerly Craig and
wife, ana James IT. Miller and Wife Ans
person or persons desiring u purchase The
same .at private sale can 10 50. OF the1under-
signed, at any time between this and the day
above designated. Person q persons desi-
rous 10 f obtaining good land for farming, &c,
are advised to examine the above and pur-
chaSe. There is SAID to be upon said land
large and various quantities OF bitrninous
Goals. r AN il JAMES w, HOGE.
>R4TNAM c. III. June Esd, 1919, $40