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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
PUBLIC sALE. !

NWING 10 bad health, aha MT being ale.
W to attend 10 business, | shall sell, intbe
town Of Guyandettes VA gte the highest bid
der, on
tie Esd day of Aafch. aert,
on sixamonth' . tisne. eli my .s,6ck III. Doors
AND SHoKs, consisting Of every variety. s.
lect to fuitgthe wants of the con n tryss retail
trade amounting IN al tozone thousand dol
lars worth Or excellent
DO otfS A N DIS HO Es
I Also, .at the same time mi ,plaee, I shall
offer for sale, my business hottsk and lot,
the terms OF whichLwiii be msgl8 known. on
the daypf SAFE Il {indis niifa III q Sale 10
commence at 10 O'clock of sad day. Notes
withaapprosed securities milf be required Of
those buying goods on that day.
ssss 4. SEDINGER.
Gnyandotte, Va. SIS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
notice.,
10 BOAT-RILDERs AND LUMBER
fssF MEM ,

gFsHE undersigned wishes to negotiate al
once rot the building or seyeral boa, sfot
The use of Che Kanawha Rivet improvement s.
Or for the delivery OF bills Of timber and
plank, suitable lor building said boats.
Plans for the bats. bills of timber and
nlahss andsails necessary Inflammation viii be
furnished tothose wi 10 may call on me at my
Office over Dr3J. Rogers Drug Store or on
a. =. Eaidley, Esq Secsy of the Kanawhh
Board. for the Improvement Of R5hawlia
River. JOHN A. BYERE,
~ % Eng'r X. R. Imp't.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
TRIUIIgT SALE.

DY virtue 6l tgifss deed iatedthe 25th
Id DAY d; December, 1852 reeordsd in The
Clerks esi5ce Of Kanawha county, ips book RI
page 40, exer6tsd BY James s. O.. Brooks ID
me and William Bingham. since deed. as
trustees, to Tsecurs The payment ef CERTAIN
bonds. 10 William O. & r. r. Brooks, one shall
Of which has been assigned % BENZ. n Smith
by saidA w. @. Brooks, originally. for ten
thou sand dollars in all. and now increased BY
the interest III cumnlaied thereon, shall
proceed to sellsto the highest bidder, At pub
licsa4fcii0n for cash, on 3. 81
Monday, he 1874 day Of s1Narch nert.
al the door Of the Court EioAse of Kama VIA,
county, the salt property of James s. O..
Brooks, consisting Of asfufnaes.s The Two mid
die wells, sh eds cisteTns, Dc, md ell other
property thereon, conveyed, BIZ the deed
Aforesaid and ell The rights and privileges
whatsoeyer conveyed by said deed 70 said
trnstees, Tor q mbfe particular description
whereof. reference is made to said deed
which bidders are particularly requested to
examine and Judge fof themselves, Il being my
intenfion To offer AT the same time everything
therein conveyed, and which thereby am
authorized to sell
II the saleis not made on the 18th day Of
March, then ID will bel postponed to the frat
dagsof the April county court foI Kanawha
county next succeeding. ae1 fss =
ISAAC IN. SMITH L
q Feb. 9Th, 1850. Al Trustee.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
HOWARD Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
Il BeYeeoEkm lnsfisutibn, sstabnsAs AZ 81 s,ns1
cial d0scmeafs iers d. re lief III sha sicE
and distresefa 4iieted rrftt W. ]

~ 49, - 81 va - 1,ss.s,y, -
49, v. ~ -
s'a' Isl 81 z, .,s5ssl Il 4ss s'ek
49, 3i ,eIIa
Ass ~. e..l.E p ~. s,ssgse.
.EtiO - y. TOT view Of
~ the tuluestfnrtid4 OF human5iIe, ealis.
edpy Sexual disease and the ieceptions pFaci
uses unon The llllnf taInae v'eiims Of siich
disease pY Qascks. ssyefal years ago directed
i ~ Gonsqltipg Surgeon, as 4 GHAR "a.
BtE AT worthy At their name 10 open .
pispensary lok the i5salnsnt Of his is Or
1lsease, is 2 g iheir forms ID 70 give NJ Ed,
Ct ~ ADVICE. GR It's, 70 ali y no apply BY
iesteh with description Of their eoHdiiicn,
age. Occupation, habits "a lite. &c snd in
Gssss q eas5eme poverty. to E RNlSH MED
iClNit fkEk Of CHARGE Il il needless
y aa snd, ne AS sia'iO conmands ths
isi is oss ap1Ios y n,sdsSo wv 'uFn
he Directors of the Association, to their
nnnuss rspos apon t 4. tIeainsat q Sex IIat
e sssss's Which Is ss sSss j.
theiIs slgsons u lhs. cure 81 spsInai0lrhsea,s
seminal wee kpess' eonerrhes aleet syphis
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

VIRGINIA. SIS AT rules .held in 1.-THE
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Kas
nawha County in the month OF March. 1860.
WiiliamF Slaunton, Comppts1tIn Ghancery
vs.. rs tnss 1On Fofeign
William M. Ashfield. .Def,t. Attachment.
\ The object Of this suit Is to RECOVER or the
defendants The sum OF S.,454 76c with inter-
est and oaSts, and also to attach the estate ar
the said William MI Ashfeld. tn the County
Of Kama wha forsaid debt and III appearing
BY aiiidavit ilea that the said defenda I,
William n. Ashfeld. IS 4 non resident of the
State Of Virginia IS ordered that he do 1 D.
pear -here within one month liter due publ
catian ofsthis ofder. and do What Is necessary
10 protect hisinteles in the premises. M IS
i Teste. a. W.QUARRtEF, Clerk. I
SUMMERS 4 PATrssN, Soils 6E45 30
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Commissioners sale Of 1900 acres Of
valuable Land on Coal river in Ka-'
ii naWha County, Va.

Conmissionerss sale or 1900 acres Of
valuable Land on Coal river in Ka-
II naWha County Va.
DY viriuesof aieereelof yihe Circuit Court
ID for Kanawha County, rendered OF its
Spring Tenn. 1859 in a cettain ctancery
cause therein depending, wherein Richart "
Whelpn is conpsafnatt, and the hers Of Ed
ward .Kenna and others are defendants, thu
undersigned Special Commissioner appointed
BY said Court for that purpose, will, an
Monday he i0tk dsy Of lMdrek z 500.
sell at public auction. IN front Of the Conr,
House Of Kanawha couatv, to the highest
bidder, certain tract Of lend Of which Ed.
ward Kenna died seized on Coal risefsin said
county, containing 800 acres more orl less, Of
10 much thereof IS ms be necessary 70 pay
the debt, intefest and cpsis Of said Snit and
OF the sale, amounting iosome $500. Said
land is pstiiculsriy described and set out in
the papers ia said cause. ae
Terms OF saIe.-A credit 3. Island "a
months taking fion purchaser bonds viii
approved secplty, bearing interest from day
Of safe rand title retained hfitit Tall payment,
rs further security. s
/: 43sr 49, GEO. s.rPATToN.s.
AZ SIS Special Conf.
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{t4al1, u411e ~ 11-I II|I1ILLI| I..|||f
u apd g1-N 1e4ifloI.1 ~. ~ y ~ S-56tcf.
lQithe tzsisli1E eonupnitg. - - Fors's-l,,
KEPT BY @. Watson. bit Is n3V nl,ler ~
supervision ef ~ uq1eI' N. TIE room
afe comfortable and neat and the table -.
glei utPsSssA ~ A1t 81 q { r.Ed. Ia s1dIiios.
= iP thR mar tenn .ho1 .aIId ( b. m ~,
bQaIs thai.yan onr rirer. IN Id don, 4 ff5--
eospio aCi4 ottet rooms Tor trareicrs iAd i,N
lies. Ny stable viii accommodate Cd fSsls] $
and dfovers will fad il thesfcr 10 an n ~
aho1ge thaR any.ofhef ah he road:
s. es sas p J. tis s, iae esn4ur
sle4mtfs that run cur.Tive 4str
Ellen GrdY. Tuesday ofetff wetk.
! Aa11w ba Valley, Wednesday oltsck vstls
4. W. Diaries, Saturday ~
I Ssllipons packet, every other day.
Al. Vt which boats st6p AZ my Isnafhk ~
thelf baggage hauled to the boat nee Or cksrf7
! JOHN H. JONES'
Sietooe1 tHn, teos 49,. q - t'1T
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Having Just tilted up IN excellent 5 fyiss ns3
4a1sl3 <Sts D7Ark1os
q Charleston, Qpfcsite Di1cksl6fS EnS.
you'd respeptfnliy infoIm shis cas{5si6lS nd
IAe public eeDefailys hat he = pisnsfSi f5|
9kee',<e ~ M unsr pfN9Ekin ki1 line. "a tks'
lotl5Iscti of theuc1t IhGtiiio1S. & - Il. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

ENyIRGINfk al Rules held ii he
CLERKS OfzceS 81 LdgaiI Cncoil Court
81 fhe firt Manda5 ID Rebrualy. 80
John peskinss III eh1pneIy ahd
acclSe 4 G. Fieyds ssu;,y:
ii Appearing 81 s1idavit fled Tia the zsia
Georfe Il. q ki'.yd - not q reside # Of tbis
state. and ne object 81 this suit being - Eel
4 ieckes ior The sum Of s., 600. with interest
Iffou1 the ga gay o. September e5s, snbjept
"a / cfelit Of 4 u 200, paid the 27th day ol DC.
5ec paid on The 3lsl ogI amlefys st9s Ard
also 10 obiaip decree tQsell eelfein tracts Of
land lying in said county ef hogan Menlions
"a n the return or tie aheEf af sail county,
Ioilssa III atiachHepts tesafisiy spid ~. Oh
shall snt,ear within one month fer dleRab1
Iicaiioiis az this ofdef and do what = neceasas
+ 3 6f6tecl Estiatl test N th6 pi<inis 81.
Copy-Ieste, -. e. &.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

SER F0n E(1iI Gerrit Smith he
colnmenc1d init against the New
York Democratic Committee individ.
.||g ~ so. O0Q damages, for con
netting III 1'sne With John Broxns
it'd e t1t II tie t'iars asfi abett0rsl
Ties e. st|cat 20 mtIn6ez5 6I tbe
<SR!s !, ..!i' ~ 'i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

sale 81 s7o shnres ~ the Capital stocl
or seThe UhiQn on an1 co6l pollhRny., =
T1I Urine Of ! decree rendered 81 re Cir
ID chit Court 81 KanaVbt7 Coan " % ID
d6y Of Dcecau 81. 4, the oenst<0f Vim;
Patchelln conFl'f5 ~: Marcus a. e nch nd
same and Others, Del u. n. N. Taliaferro.
Repmpit vs. Sai1e and others, Def Is. Jnv D.
Taylor Is. Same and others Def 'tsaT hos. ]
Hollands. Admin Gnmpft + VS. Same andOtf-
ers. Def III i shall On
The 18th day Of Mareh 1850.
ssllIat pubic auction 10 thu hiehsst bidder,
infffontsof the Court House door Of Kama wha
County, sac shares of the Capital Stock OF
s1'he Uaisn Oh and Coal Company" OF 50
much Thereof asnfay be nesesssfy tosalisfyt The
several debts OF the said compliments The
purchaser Wih BE- required TO pay fys per
cent. Of the purchase money in lhand, and the
balance In two sqnsl instsllments at sixland
nine months with interest from date. The
nurchsserto give bond with good security fof
the deferred payments. Els. ARNOLD, Il
a9s VI NJ q Sheriff Kanawha CO.
i 6Febmarys 1850. al
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

viii rus hack regularly tef3S<s ise
above placeS dufing The present summer, y
tolIowtf Leaves Cktrlestpn on Sundays.
Point rlsHssnf evefy Tnestsy. Thursdsy sld
Saturday,.
10 soFN +. aAssors,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

$ leaves Aaeapke 6q1infs every Monday.
wednesday ard Rridpf. Leaves 0siiissf,
ever lpesdfy, fhnfsdsy and saturday.
Every attention paid 20 Passenger end
E rs 1s'ns : very iisks dtal se1i, lilt
times N5e1 1ot aktai1e1 - ics
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
Comnnissioneiss Sale Of Tract Of Land
on Davis, Greek.

+ t154 IN AtAHAos ~ SC1ss
BV vittds 81 ssdeereea Of fhs County Couit
ID or Kanawha county, rendered in canse
therein pending. in winch John G. Shrews-I
hnfy is plaintiff, and Margaret Panley and
others are ideleldants, shan, as Special
Commissioners, on
Monday ~ 1871 Marek nert,
1t being Court day, sell OF pnblic auction in
front,of the GphlI House DOR - the highest
bidder, . certain parcel Of land lying in said
county on Brier Greek. it being that portion
of The land Of said PauIey set aside as the
driver of his widow, and pprtsonpf the tract
'tI4 acres Of which was heIetofoFeeoid BY me
ssI same case. The purchaser to take possess
SION at the death of the said widow. For a.
more particular descripti commissioners
report fled In the cause. q ~ = I fsslta g
Terms Of Sale.--A credit Of. mnntbs ex
cept for costs and commissions which will be
JNO. H.qSWANN, Cem'T.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
EINlWHl lED fTEIiEIITT PiGfR7
7lls splsada Light Draaght Fysigst as,di
asstngsf Pdekst.

.As -lT92N1A1e1s1ens.
ospt B. ROsEnrscN. T. J6,las6s. CLERK
WILL run as irregular packet bstnesa
wv kanawha Salines and cincinnsi = q s
Leaves Kanawha Sllinss eyery 81 fi1fjsv a
8 o'cIcck, a. 81. Arrives ii Ci1ein6sti s2esS
SUNDAY ct O'clock p. N.
Leaves Cincinnati every Tucsday a Z
o'ciock, y. ARRIVES at Aandvha Salines
every hursday At o. clock. p. n.
faSshserz and shippers may rely mon hsf
plnft1aiity. All orielS en5 rnstt.l Ia fhe "a e
e .hs boat wa be promptly sEiendsd "a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

rsItR.n 9. B VI. DsS. q. issa,. ss.sf /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

WHISKY ! WHISKY n
IN k5Ls shd Aelf l>|t. 4. i. ia WHY
q s wv i s 8 3 s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

% AIsos large Tot of
Turner'S Ceiehs Kaed Gineer Wine. na...
berry BrandsN blackberry 8rnSfv4
Forest WlSE Bitfere, Ladies',
Wee &css &cs -
Sall IN and ~ for ynulseI yes As I shall
take pisasafe $40 a wing my goods. whether
g Aston N0RVELL. 9,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Resniss KaeaNla : nsfIpsiik PsEKel
VI G2oR
3 C 7. a,.:. F Iu1Frs
yapttip. Clerk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

.rhonas ., swass, Sol SIS 5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Sparkling CstaNhe, Canary Wins, -
sin Schedsm Schnspps.
Champagne, ii co9hac Brandy e
Clarfet. I bourbon Whisky,
Madeira Wins, T. i. Bitters,
Port Wine, Stomach Bitters. 81
M skofs. esetsthi1g you may want SIN i his
fine, and Nv kichfAA win sen cheap fot G Ash
or NO CASEi. hi a sF e
5 Doors above Steamboat Landing.
: Jan. 26th, 81 8. -. A 20. r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-09

TuE SECESSION PANIC REACTING.-The
New-york correspondent Of the Newbury-
port Herald says:
In sp;te of the wicked attempt of some of
our city papers to get up a commercial panic
in view of the republican successes, it is
rr,rrine TO see how little effect they have on
51,iness and the public mind generally
People look forward quietly and hopefully to
a rhan.e in our rational government. firmly
believing that Lincoln's election will put
sop to the slavery agitation and quiet the
fears of the South. If there was any real
Gan.er threatening the stability OF the iede-
raj government, is any one weak enough.
fool eu5ush to suppose that capitalists would
voluntarily bid a premium en- a United
States five per cent. loan of ten millions OF
dollars. as has been done within a week past !?
1t is time this insane gable about dlsunlon
and secession should cease. The people are
getting tired Of this incessant vaporlns-of
These continued threats of the southern press
and tire-eatins demasosucs sick OF all this
,o.tation. and it is common in this city tor
mn 50 to express themselves who have ne
YER thrown republican vote. They say II
there is anything in this-if there is a party
4 the south that really mean disunion, the
,oorer it is tested the better; let the crls:s
cone
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-09
CHRONIC DIARRHGA

In nothing is the tonic of the PERUVIAN SYRrr
more srikcy shown than in the prevention and Of
Chronic DiarhHa The tone OF the diseased mucous
bane seems 10 be restored its rtabiity dSaI pears the
digestion and absorption OF nutriment du. performed
the discharges become natural and health reestab
lSieu.
Letters from Rev NJ p Webster Pastor of the Methodist
EpisOca Church in Weston Mass.
Weston. Mass, Sept. G. 1853.
Genemen.-naving been afflicted with dyspepsia and
its attendant suierings for fourteen past and the
last five six with Il chronic dlarrhGa am happy to
stale that find myself greatly improved Those disagree
able feelings usually attending dyspepsia now almost
entirely gone and the darrGa SO far removed that suf-
nCOEGcIiccv from IT, except when take cold, or
labor entirely beyond producing somewhat of an Inward
Inflammation. To those who aft2ted with the dyS-
pepsa of the liver and stomach. rOduc-
Ing general prnstration o strength, would recommend
the .PcruV Syrup of the most ettnal remede.
that have ever known. NJ. p. WEBSTER.
Weston, Mass. December q. 1858.
Dear Sirs Since ny letter to OF Sept 9th have
tnued the Of the Peruvian Syrup until found myself
much improved that thought ii unnecessary to c"ntllr
e longer My heath is better than has been TO
quite number years aud the darrhde seems to be en-
trely removed. cordially recommend Your valurb'
medicine my brethren OF the clergy remedy adira
bly, adapted to relieve the complaints from which man
are uulering 1913 N. =. " EBSIEK.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-09
r.o Express safe Robbery Last April.-
Nv Arrest of Four Persons.

IN the night of Monday, April 16. the
WI , III, exnress safe of Adams & Co., from
pI'.o1 10 New York, containing $4,000 in
I,t currency for exchange and redemption,
.''-.H brown from the cars Of the passenger
rr,,s train, after its departure from New
ut,.r and while the cars were under full
,luav The safe was in the express apart
won. II the baggage car. and Elisha Wood
+,rI the express messenger in charge, was
1' .r. time and for the whole distance be-
..'sn New Haven and New York, in one of
.S.,,,,euccr cars. The loss was not made
,,ar therefore, until the arrival of the
..,;r at New York. Mr.. Woodward lost his
,r,cs Of coarse. We do not know that any
i@,nt other than of negligence attached to
lin. and the crime was charged upon two
,,..nown men. one of whom got off the cars
IN. Norwalk draw, and the other at the
W y, draw. both having through tickets.
..r days later the safe was found near the
W...nort bridge, its bottom knocked out and
y, rGn,snts gone. The company paid up
-. Ios>es and advertised $1,000 reward for
49, i4,ec,ion of the robbers and the recovery
3 the money. but all was mystery, and there
,tc matter apparently rested. The money
oring nearly all in bills of which record
nd been kept by the forwarding banks at
Ro,,on. il was at once decided to be on the
Jn .sut for any persons who should offer
Them. and by this means the robbers have at
las, been detected. Louis Stebbins, one of
NE through baggage masters on the New
york and Boston trains,who was on the train
,ha, night. was found few days since to
have disposed of one of the 500 bills. On
a., Tuesday afternoon, therefore, as the tx
press train from New York was passing
bridgeport at j o'clock, the officers took HIM
bodily from his car, without explanation OF
resistance. lie then confessed his partclpa
ton in the crime and implicated others, three
Of whom are under arrest, but their names
are not given. 1t is reported that hen they
are. the surprise Of the public will be muef
greater than it is over the completely OF Steb
bins. As yet none Of the money is recovered
Mr. Stebbns has been one of the through
baggage masters on the Springfield route TO,
long term of years, serving always accepta
biz and faithfully. He has many friends in
SPRINGFIELD, and his arrest was matter Of
grea: surprise here, as it was indeed to all
who knew him.-SW. Rep.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-09
THE MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonlan'
WEDNESDAY,. Nov. !, 1860.

WEDNESDAY,. Nov. !, 1860.
i. market loj2 Cattle about 800 Beeves and
81 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, cows
a..t che. two and three years olds
pa,cE,-Narket Beef-Extra 1913 81 % !;
il, quality $500 a 5000; second do. 800 )
LID DO. $50 ordinary $40.
Working Oxen-SSO, 600. 10:
C,a> and Calves-S30, 50, 10, a 20.
lv.rlinss-S7 az.
Two Years Old-$l0 l..
Three Years Od-Sl4 II.
>:.eep ana Landscape at market. Extra ana
,':.5.'..n.. 22,25 $50; in lots, sl,23' l'9o'
EN.no-c00G a. market.
iiMes-6t &c per ID.
"a. Skin>-lD l2c per Id.
re.,>->i - a 40 each.
Ia.ow-6! &c per ID.
IAore was small stock at market and that OF
''-eF poor quality. Sales were quicker at aoou'
". 'a-ne as last week, and drOvers sold some
wv a. high as last week that were not SO gooo IL
f4ai''y by b 80 or 100. Sheep sold quick
i'ds al erslpty by ten o'clock
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-09

A Coon RlLL.-We notice that MIR. Noyes
Of Burlington has introduced into the Gene
raj assembly, bill, blouse bill, 81 provld-
:ng that the assistant Judges OF the county
courts shall keep an exact and descriptive re-
eord of all orders drawn by them on the
county treasurer-the book of record to be
Lept on file in the office Of the county clerk ;
also that the county treasurer shall report
annual; to the assistant judges an account
Of all orders paid by him, and statement OF
his treasury account for the year previous
aid that the Judges shall cause to be pub,
shed in each county clear statement OF
heir orders drawn, and OF the statements OF
he treasurer aforesaid.
We have often wondered that the people
ri the state were content to let all the county
rpcunisry transactions remain in dark, as the
practice has been. The bill is very import
ant one. We DO not see how an objection
can be raised 10 i:.-FlYe H'eSs.
PAYING ANOTHER Mans TAXEs.-A man
in Cincinnati has Just discovered that he has
been paving for the last fifteen years another
mans taxes. He has paid about $1,000. ant
now asks the Court to refund both princlpa
md interest.
There are quite number of persons ii
Ills vicinity who have been doing the saut
hing. If the principal will be refunded the!
vi! say nothing about the interest.
QUESTION FOR LAwYERS.-On Monda..
as, an auction was going on at Natick, ant
the contents of barn had just been sold
when fire broke out in the hay. 1t is sup
posed t. save taken from the pipe OF som
attendant a tte:auction. The barn and 1t
contents were quickly burned up, and NOV nc.
he question is who loses the property. In
.armer SAYS he had sod his stock at auction
ut the purchasers say they had not got 1t
H.ere is loss somewhere.
CHANGE OF ED1TORs.--Coi. II. W. Rowe
has disposed of his interest in the Littleto
J,srnal. which he has conducted for the pas
SIX Years, to VIM. Davis of Litt!etcn, who
Hereafter to conduct the paper.
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INSTITUTES

VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Secretary's Office, Oct. 1860. !
Teachers Institutes for the counties of Grand
Isle. Washington. Lamoille, Franklin. Chitten-
den. Essex, Orleans and Caledonia, will be held
as follows
AT Underhili. Nov. 1915. At Johnson, Nov
1911. At Cabot, Nov 22-23 At Lyndon, Nov
2G-27. At W. Albany. Dec CO. At Lunen-
burgh. Dee. ll-l2. At North Hero, Dee. 1919
AT Franklin, Dec PIP.
The Institutes will each continue in session
during two days, commencing at Q a. III.
All friends of education are invited to attend as
punctual!y as possible.
Town superintendents are desired to see that
Teachers are notified and urge them to attend.
Clergymen are respectfully invited to give no
tice from their pulpits. j. S. ADAMS.
lJ-l6 Secretary.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

The subscriber. Administrator of the estate
Of VIM. Aiken. will sell at public auction. on
Friday, Nov. 80. 1860, at clock, p. NJ. at the
late residence of VIM. Aiken, in Barnet. the fol.
lowing property, viz:
The farm belonging to the estate of VIM. Ak
en-; said farm consists of about 6j acres of OK
cellent land. divided into pasturage, woodland
and tillage, with comfortable buildings. the house
recently built. and in good condition. Said farm
is situated about miles from Stevens Village
and miles from Peacham Hollow, is convenen,
to school. meeting house, stores. mills and me-
chanics' shops. Its location and soil make it &
desirable farm. Also. for sale at the same time
about g. bushels Oats. Is bushels Corn. 10 bush
Rye, 10 tons Hay, aid lot of Potatoes.
JOHN GILkERSON, Admir-.
JOHN II. MOORE. Auctionecr.
Barnet, Nov. 6, 1850. l3-l7
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