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JUSTICES COURT.

On Monday, the; goth ult.. before a..
Miner ESQ, J!F Hosea Stout, ESQ,
attorney Mt law. brought suit against
Saryeyor-G General Stambaugh, 10 recover
the following property, TO wit: one he'd
stead and mattress, one lounge, mattress
and cover, and one Webster's Dictionary.
Dr Jacob Forney and Curtis Z. Boil
ton were duly sworn, and testified on tho
part Of tho plaintiff, and EnOch L. Mason
for the dsfenss. .is5t Il 2.5.
After the evidence for both parties had
closed the court called upon s. G.. STAN.
hangh aud II, Stout, who were sworn,
and testified in the cases vhcrenpon the
court rendered the following judgment,
viz; that The plaintiff have and recover
tho property mentioned in the complaint,
and that the defendant pay the costs Of
suit. Il *..1 i.G.s :sz....
The order Of delivery was returned en-,
dorsed, II return this order, the plaintiff
having received $40 in cash, being the
yalue M full for the articles rspIcyied.s
II appears that the articles named in
the complaint in this case, we're the private
property Of Dr. Forney. and that they
were takeu IN charge by GEN Stambaugil
at the time Of the Doctors suspension
from Office, when tile General was author.
lied by Commissioner Greenwood to take
charge Of the property belonging to.ths
IdEn superintendent. 5.:5. -.
On "Wednesday, Oct. 81, John Smith
was arrested BY II. j.. Golding, on the
order Of Justice Miner, for drunkenness,
and breach Of the peace in the city. He
was brought before Justice Miner and
lined 3 10 Tor the offence, and IS for con
tempt Of court, and ordered into the Gus
tody Of the sheriff, Of the county ill the
amount is paid. .g5 .f;. ..:s,5 s.4..,,.+.t..
This young man has been employed
upon the western maiifoute until recently
when be became too large for bis business
and refused to work any, longer for SIS
per month and his beard. Since then,
although be has an affsctiohktg mother
dependent upon him, he has deEotedfS
great share Of his time to drinking and
Disturbing the public peace, by riding hil
horse nj full speed on the side walks, I'M
der the shades and verahdahs on Main
Street. aud occasionally walking the ami
nal into public saloons aud stores.
This ought 10 be a warning TO other
OF similar habits and proclivities.
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THE DESERET SCHOOL TEACH.
Frs ASSOCIATION. ID.

Mr., Willes writes TO us concerning this
association as follows h; .5z.,.. IFS. L.
&c, s. Il City, 3fst Oct, 1860:
DEAN SIR:--As one Of the friends Of
progress, j have the pleasure Of reporting
TRUSTING 70 your favor for Insertion ID
the columns Of your journal the recent
organization OF the Deseret School Teach
.erS Association, under favorable eircuth,
stances for its permanent establishment
in this city NJ ...E .. 5: Il: .. j
! The officers for the ensuing half year
are OrsoH Pratt, jun, president; James
Cobb and g. w Mousiey, rice presileuts
I'll. w. Church, treasurer, and William
Wiiles, secretary. The qualification for
membership is, that the individual, Mhe-
Their male or female, il, or must have
been, q practical school teacher. In
addition TO these are honorary members,
consisting Of the educational staff Of the
Territory, the members Of The press, and
the public reporters. The Initiative fec
lis one dollar, 70 be applied to The ptir.
chase of a library. ssss 1i 4, sl s:.:. #
: The various modes of bene1itting its
members at the weekly meetings, which
are held Ut the Union Academy every
Friday evening at o'clock, are, by
means Of lectures, essays, readings, illus.
trations and criticisms. s =
The association aims particularly nj
the concentration Of the Efforts and use.
luIHeSs of school teachers, and the bring.
ing atoht OF uniformity as far as bFaetj
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WHAT AN. INDIAN PRINCESS
..:s-G SAW IN ENGLAND. - ~. ~:
ADDRESS. OF NAn-NEE.BAiI'ME-QuA.

- =. 3 =.
THE Indian princess, Nah.nee-bal.Ine
qua upright. womaa), delivered an al
dress AZ the Friends meeting house in
Twentieth street last evening, before a
select and very attentive audience. In
person, the princess il about the medium
height, has a well developed form, and d
colntenansc of rather a pleasing and
east. She spoke simply, but
Witbal earnestly and eKpressiyely, making
no attempt al aratory:; using a plain con
yersatiQnait or narrative style, Her Eng
lish isexreltent, She was. introduced 10
the audience by Mr.. William Wood, and
at once commenced with the details Of her
visit to England, aud its results, 81. -:
The princess prefaeed her remarks with
an expression of thahkful4ess TO God for
tho success. Of her mission, and the kiadly
manner in which the Friends had received
her there. particularly Mr.. Thomas BinHs
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his popular sovereignty y ~ CANNON.
But little popular good would " the 70
slIt should Ne once make bis iriuhphal
entry into tic white.house, III
BreckinFidge We we're rather Inclined
10 favor. But Who eanteII Of the capri
ces 81 the human mindg lie i, We be-
lieyc, considered Is The ADMINISTRATION
candidate. II Il be his purpose TO carry
ont fully the principles q the present and
passing administration, We cannot endorse
his ticket. The intentions Of that admin.
istrafion may have been and may stilI be
VERY good But the carrying ont Of
those intentions have been most unfortun-
ate. They have not only cost the nation
millions 81 gold, but they have palsied
the hand Of industry among some Of its
most faithful and devoted ndlerents. and
Eby Encouragement in the varioos depart
ments, have brought on bloody and de-
7plctabie border wars. Disaster, defeats,
$500 ~. Y, a.',.s -. ~
49, -. ~, $500 Z. Nv r'.n.'l
y, 49,. 49, & .,s a."', I-se .sa.s
49, Ys's'',s se''us 49, 1850. y. ],
1870 snoW NV suen seAs's.sa .,5' apsoau
j e u0 pu'loss .hsl canvas = w .lasy
spreaa over many waters an H'l,l ho.h'ss e.
syu'p'snsu s'e ps'sss's.s'p = ~ ~
Won an'lea, anu she purse .'.. 1tA'ns", GUY
! g lsea hungry spespla.'opi az Il Aoru
itenirew alone turns out 70 pe VIC only
hero o. the reign
!. " NJ bell We have heard oat ll.'le
: aud ktow less. From that ht.ls, now
ever. our opinion inellhes ~ re iavor
B LIS prolesslons seem e ~ 'ne 'cass pre =
tcnu'ng. AND hence he = hkc'y % % ne
pcs. man
Uur iayorl 70 ana. We pelleFe, mat q
.ne people kehesa''y, was sam houston
- ulu hOs o'lel n'llsell, pueyMas 1sken
Up a me peoples candidate te. y
stu more our lasorilc' becu'lse he declined
me stump and retired from contest
Mh'cD' e eOls'nersa, Noulu renee. upon ~
nm, even Y success but lltls las.ing
honori hot personally % iar ~ illillscil
VS. eouSstps,'' ~ pecaase 9 re d'sre-
! pusan.e Da..ie he WOMB nave pecn en-
sagea e.
iaklng iense q .he eompa.ail's. We
can safely say that spe close q tl.e cam
4 pa'gn WI present many scenes ana many
Hens q Tremendous excitement y not l' q !
universal interest. me more are we con
nrmed U Inls oPlnlon g w learn that !. tlle
1 '.placerosv OF Northern California, and the
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POlNY EXPRESS

= E ! 5 4 3. s-.f =. rf- : . 81 ~. L
Tnspony stiIl continues bis usual gal
lop and, notwithstanding the storms q
approaching winter, makes pretty good
time, Tie first of tho past week, being
made III three days aud twenty hours
from Sacramento 10 this city. Ii not very
bad time, when We consider that about a
quarter u tho distance was sallopped
through snow, three inches IN depth, Bui
there are toys on the track who have
wsded the SHOWS III iygoBe days and
they know what they have % encounter
and fear not.
The latest from the east arrived on
Wednesday within schedule time; but no
news ofimportancs was brought by Il; y
left during tho time WHOM tho calm before
the storm had sci il. The political armies
we're then about preparing for the array
for tile terrible conflict. The four can
didatss were still III The field, and each.
of course. expected or wished for on cleo
tlon. Il I,
New Yorkappears now to be the grand
desldera,a.a g the p.rs'e. iie1 sO.e,lI
= supposed WI g ul.eealns lhs spps y I.
-. . All
The last pony from the West arrived
on Thursday night At a quarter past ten
O'Clock several hours later than schedule
time. The cause, rs Mo are informed,
was deep SHOWS ii the Sierra Nevada,
and The stumbling over i twenty feet
precipicc Of one Of the riders horses; The
rider having 10, paddle his way 10 the.
next station. The Indians were, from Ill
reports and appearances, ,peaceable. The
u-..;,i,.., aIa,.;, ..,lI: s. . i5s...... 4: iss
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uisn nrcnscd II crime. 10 receive afes for
the sxamination and eohmitment end
then dsmand from The hard-sorking com
monwsalih : iee fer thsir prosecution,
without iriulgIng u ~ intericsrsaee With ~
The municipal laws 81 or cityi
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GaHter II Afms.

THE expenditures Of the United States
Post Office for the past year were over
$I4, OQ0, 000, aud the revenue less than
$4,000, 900. ...%
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FIRST TELEGRAPHIG pss'
. PATCH FROM Los ANGELES,
Los AsGELEs, 0et

$50, Il. [.,:s.=15 10 s45sAsh
Here IS Tie maiden salutAtioa q - =
Angeles 10 San Francisco BY hghlSs, -
This despatchr-the first TO the pres III ~
this peilt--zthe correspondent q Ins - 4,
tetia takes pleasure IN commlnlea'0
behalf Of his felleW-citizens. IA
The FIRST inteiiigihle photographic eel; N
uieation by the electric wire was &c.,. ~
here last night. at s O'Clock; and IN m
hours later, Ut grand and brilliant .sls
given in honor Of the occasion, desPA. =,
Is were read from San Francisco; Apa 80.
ing the complete working OF the 49, 80
line, Speeches were made in'ths e, ~ ~.
ballroom by Il. }. G.. Kewen, and = ~ ~.
Crellish, and then BIl went ON again, w
~ rs a marriage bell. .sss.a: !, f,rs.
News Of Col. RakerSis,e election y Nv Il,
eon 10 fLe u. s. Senate sleetlals:aa 80. ~
Republicans but the Bre'skiu'A'
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. SPECIAL ELECTION. I
4. ssh For Csspdior ~ UiaA
wILFonD woonRUFF Eso
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+ THE
MOUNTAINEER.

sRtGI SALT LAKE Inn
.sATURDAY NOVEMBER 1850.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23

lT Am uffesing my Dawn, Creek Camel and
I Bitumincps Coal Land for sale. II hai
been exahasned BY competent judges, and said
n be equal TO the best eoal in this country.
There is 62i acres propose to sell. Ii has
three sepaTste beds Of coal. The. fIstN Il
about Is III TO- feet above the bed 6f DayAsi
Creek andis bituminus about four feet thick.
The second seam is about 90 feet above ne
fFst and u more than three feet bituminous
NJ bottom, with Is inches cannslcoal on TOP,
separated snnlY By d thin klats about TIE
fourth of in inch In thickness The third
seam e shout 20 feet above the second sean,
and y three feetin thickness, and il bitumin-
ens. 4 hes thee seams combined forms Z
H. thickness 81 twelve feet ana has 4 BODY 81
seventh hss Or eighty square acres. Distance
fipm Charleston about three and onelhali
miles. And u within less than three mikes 81
ne ktnaNAa river 1t the month 81 Davis
Greek.
II u purpose selling at private sale but ifnot
sold before Monday, the nth day Of 6eptem-
her nezt,sI win then offer the same laild "a
the highest bidder, in front OF tie Court
House. And il desired, will sell my other
land Of ia acres, lying near the above de-
seribed coal land. Terms made known On
day Of aale. Title good, indisputable.
i Ny addfss IS Kanawlla O. H. Va.
3, w. MAYS.
June 2ssh. 1860. 6i0ts
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4, 600 Acres of Land on
re w :,..:. e I, s.. .,ss.. 7 'AF

The Wooero 81 MuN AtteHs N tnp
@s County ofKanawha. 4
ny virtue Or two decreesfof the Circuit
kt1 Court Of the County or Kanawhh. rem +.
dered in the cause therein pending OF w helans
vs. Kenna's heirs, e d. the one entered at
the Spring Tern. 1883, end the other at the
Spring Term 1850, Of said Court, ! shall %
Special Commissiouer thereby appointed, pro-
Monda5, sEs f7tl day Of .Ssptsm5ey. / SEQ.
That being the frst day Of the Comfy Court
for that month, in Don't Of thu Court House
OF Kanawha County, 20 sch by way Of Public
Auction. to the highest bidder, all the right,
title and interest of Kenna, deceased, in q
valuable tract Of land containing about 1000
acres, lying on Mud River. In the county
aforesaid, being the same tract Of land con-
veyed to said Edward Kenna by Talbot Jones,
by deed duly recorded -rbut this sale Is made
subject tolcertain reservations in iasor Of sun.
dry persons, ss declared BY judgment Of the
District Court Of the United States, at Charles,
ton. entered at the Spring Term, 1850. IN the
eiectment case therein pending Of John d.
Homefgue. ct ais, VI. Washington Hazlitt,
Ct als.,-@io which reference is hereby had.
Terms.-Enongh cash to pay the costs Of
this suit, and the expenees ofsale, the balance
ia three squai, installments 3, rs and ~
months, secured BY bond, with good security,
besling interest from day Of sale, and title re-
tanned as further security.
4 . - Z sf4St SDeeiai Commissionef
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How Congress Fleets the President and
He6.Pfeyident.

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= Is q 80 a s.sto%eas Mnicu sne
spP.ossa \. ! P.ss'usasla, s'so''on makss
oPR III HS ss yu Rse 800 ~
,;o.Ss,ss dp ,.,.s ~ $500, Gas
.u s.;Sans ~ - ~. ~ $500 .s.uoS
~ s,.s,;oP g pss.;5a ~. ~. na,.a ~
$3.50 s 1890 sSa. 7. 49,. -
= $500 $500 ~ Ell ~ ~ e a,sa An1
us II ~ o y ah...,
~ II's e. p 800. - 80 80 -,
sJ I ps;Sa, 1iS;s .ss
1880 ~ !, ,,9 ~. S.o = S;as
.ss1s.ossu = sne ~ Van; ~ s ~ : q.
=. hSmoe1s, 81. sA : ss y ~
'1 = W. S pss ~ N IS eSossn ~ II.
t. 49, ss 1l.i n s $500 x;as
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CoMMIssioNER's .OFFIcE CfARLEsTos,
July 9TH. 1860. \,


The parties to this suit, an abstract Of the
decree in which is here published, and ali
others swho are creditors Of the Winifrede
Mining and Manufacturing Company, will
take notice. that i have Appointed Wednes-
day, the 18th day of August, 1850, at my Of
fee in the town Of @ ha lesion, County of Ka.
Enawhs, Virginia, as the time and place when
and where shall open the said cause, with
a view oftaking. stating, settling and reporting
the several accounts ordered by said decree.
And require the production before me, at
my Office aforesaid Of all such claims, BY the
IS b day OF September. 1860, when shah
,close the said Account. 81 al
You, the said parties. and you who are
creditors and not parties, will observe that
you are required 10 come before me and ma Re
yourselves parties, and agree 70 pay you pro-
portion of the costs and chsrges Of this suit,
and prove your debts on or before the 18th Of
September, otherwise you will be postponed
to those who do so prove their debts.
And you, the said parties sTe required to
lay before me such books and papers as shall
be found necessary to enable me to make the
reports 4 orsssid.
nc will also be observed that publication Of
this notice in the "Kanawha Valley Starr and
In the sfNew York Herald, p for four successive
weeks, is 10 De regarded ss equivalent to per-
sonal service upon ailthe parties 10 this suit.
10 ALEX. #. LAlDLEY. Com.
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COMMENCEMENT sale or q valuSbse Ka-
nawha Bottom Farm, near Goals
month.

nawha Bottom Fara, near Coals-
month.
lDYsvirtne Of decree Of the Circuit Court
ID or sKansRhak County, rendered at its
Spring Term, 1860, In the case Of Jesse Hud
son vs. samuel Hudson, et eIs., therein de-
pending, shall. ss Special Commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed q sell, on the
premises. on~
Tassdgy, the ash day Of AEgust. 1860,
by Way Of pablic snctiolE that veiy vaiuble
tract Of 100 acres Of land, Of which Davis
Hudson died, seizeds lying on the Charleston
Point Plessant turnpike, end on the Ka--
nawha River. MOST Of this farm is Ka-
nawha bottom, 50 noted for its fertility, and
on the tract are two excellent ehouses-lone
known as The Hudson house, on the turn
pike---and the other on the river bank.
Persons desiring to examine this farm for
themselves, may spply. to Jesse Hudson or
Sampt Hudsons who live on adjoining tracts
and viii take pleasure in showing The same
to all. EkIe
Terms Enough cssi' To- pa y4he costs ofsuit
and expenses ofBale, and the balance in three
equal insta ailments Of 8, 10 and a months. Sc
cured by bonds, with good security, and the
title retained as ultimate security. 49,
Ys GEO. S. PATTON,
Il ,lal5%fAk 1905 Special Commissioner
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Commissioners Sale of Property
4 s Is, IN MAIDEN.


TINDERand in pursuance f decree Of the
" Circuit Court Of Kama wha, rendered on
the 9th day of June, 1869, in asuit in chan
Gerry therein pending, wherein Mrs. Rachael
n. Tompkins, Executrix |of VIM. Tompkins,
decd, b Complainant, and John w. Farley
and others, are Defendants, yuhe undersigned
COMMISSIONER appointed for that purpose,
will oaer for sale, and wiz sell. to the highest
btddet, at public auction. |at the front door Of
the Court House Of KsnaWha County, in
Charleston, on
Aonday. he 2ota day ef 4agnst, 1850,
= house and lot situated in Saltburgh, in the
Kanawha Salines, Kahawha County, owned
jointly and equally by Smelling NJ. Smith and
the said John w Farley and Is the same pur-
chased BY them Of one Isaac Nichols.
TERMS OF SALE :-Ten per cent OF
the purchase money to be paid in hand, and
the residue on credit Of nine and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bond With good
security. bearing interest from dayEof sale,
and the title retained until payment in full.
ia ALEX. r. LkIDLEY. Odmm,f:
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FlITIBTE PROPERTY N HIREEf
Commissioners, Sale.

hinder the decree rendered on the. 2Sth
~ day of ypne, 1850, in the suit pending in
Chaaeefy in -kanaN ha Circuit Couft; v here
in Alexander W. Quarter Is Complainant
and William B, Quarter and others, are De-
fendantA the Undersigned Special Commits
sionefs, viii offer for sale ndwilf sell. to the
highest bidder, at the front door oftthe Court
House ofsaid county, in Charleston, on ;
Monday. Tie LIST day 81 October, 1860,
the following Lands situated on the South
west side of Kanawba River, opposite Charles
ton, belonging TO the estate of the late Mon
roe Quarter, deceased. These lands embrace
what is known as ssWilloW Bank, and are
laid of and described in the plat lately made
by surveyor Cole, as three tracts. One Of
said tracts. called the {" Homestead tract"
and formerly the residenceof The family ofthe
the late Alexander Quarter, deceased, con-
tains i've and one half acres-one other. called
the "Pinn tract" and lying mostly on the
bank Of the Riyet. containing three -fourthsof
an acre, andt other. call The sW ard TACT
embracing hill and bottom land together, con.
tains 81 aeres-70 acres Of hill land, and II
acres Of level or bottom land.
Undesirable and the inierestof the parties
10 the suit is promoted. the entire Ward tract
OF "a acres, hill and bottom land, will be sold
together, otherwise the bottom land will be
sold separate from the hill, The Homestead
tract and the Finn tract will also be sold
separately, reserving, however, in the Home
stead tract, piece Of land 30 feet squares for
q burial place,
Reference to the title papers and to plat
or diagram Of the said several stracts may be
had az the Clerks Office or in the hands Of
the Commissioners.
TERMS OF SALE :--Fiye per cent OF
the purchase money will be required in hand,
and credit Of one, tive and three years for
the residue, the purchasers giving bond with
good security for the same, bearing interest
from date, and the title retained until pay
ment full
ALEX. r. EAIDLEY, /, Special
VEG. GlLLIS0N, Comm'rs.
July II, 1850. Is
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VIIRGGINIA, S AT Rules. held i ne

VIRGINIA, SS:--At Rules. held in The
v Clerks Office or the County Court 81
Kanawha County, id the month ofJulys 1850.
John Kesler,
III ys.r+~sE9FE GAgfMHslE Nsschl
Marcus A.Finch, William Finch i, nv,
and John Stockton, late part
ners, trading under the style
and frm Of Finch. Bro. & Co
The object OF this suit is torecoxer dg-
Iment against the defendants for stT6 SIC
with legal interest thereon from the 18th day
jof August, 1855, subject to q Credit fol
$43 2llc paid 18th August. 1856.
Audit appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendants, Marcus A. Finch and William
Finchare non-residents Of the State Of VIZ
GINA 1t is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of
this ovler, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their iaterest in the premises.
Teste, A. W. QUARRfERs Clerk.
QuARRIER & GlLLisosy pa. II
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VIRGINIA, So Sat rules held IN the
Y Clerks Office or the County Court or
Kanawha county, in the month Of July. 1850.
Milton Parker, Prtff.
We. In Debt
Christian Abbott, Deft,
Z To recover Of the defendant, Abbott, the
sumof $50 with interest and costs
And it appearing BY af5davit fled that the
said defendant, Ohristisn Abbott. Is nom
resident Of this Commonwealth II Is ordered
that be do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest In
the premises. Tesie,
- A. w. QUARRIER. Clerk.
cwr4u A Cf,,t for nlstn ffk
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yIIRGIEIA, IS sat rules held in the
Nv Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for the
county OF Putnana, in the month Of July, 1850
Stephen Adkins.
Francis r. Adkins,
The object 81 this suit is that the complain
ant, Stephen Adkins, may obtains divorce
from his wife. Francis X. Adkins. And il
appearing BY affidavit filed, lhatthe defend
ant Francis X. Adkins, is anon resident or
the State Of Virginia; II is ordered that she
do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do what is ne
cessary to project her inteTestin the premises
Teste. RO. T. HARVEY, Clerk.
PAaKs 4 Hook, Soils. ri ~
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= Z .
'DYviftue Of j decree OF the Circuit Court
ID OF Kama whaM County, rendered At lis
Spring Term, 1850, 10 a cause wherein Eliza
beth Thompson, who sued by her next friend
Joab Early was complainant, and John N.
GARRISON and Robert "A. Thompson were de-
PENDANTS, shall, as Special Commissioner.
thereby appointed, proceed, in front OF the
Court House Of Ksnawha county, on n, MI
Tuesday. Die Slst ddycf 4Hgust. 1860,
To sell by way OF pubic auction, that very
valuable house and lot. situated on Back
street in The town Of Charleston, adjoining
the Methodist Episcopa Church. e B y F
Terms.--Enough cash to pay the costs OF
suit and expenses Of sale, and the balance in
months, secured BY bonds, with good securi-
~, and the title retained as ultimate security
GEO. s. PATTON,
ID Special Commissioner. y
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YaluabIe Tot Of Land near the 1fopsh 81
Coal River, For Sale,

n VALUABLE lot OF land, estimated te
- contasn about four acres situated lust
below the Mouth Of Coal river 10 Kanawha
county aha near the steam Saw Mill lately
operated BY Benz 8. THOMPSON, being the
iot or parcel Of land conveyed to Mary B
ChiitoE. wife Of VIM 3. Chiffon, By Samuel
B. AViiso4 and Parthenia lhis wife) ana
John S: Wilson, by deed bearing date the
10th September, 1859. and duly recorded in
THE CleIh Office Of the county aforesaid, 70
which deed reference is made.for a more par
ticulaF description Of the land Aforesaid
For terms of sale apply to William &. Chiffon
III w. 8. q. ellison.
II May IA $3.50 60