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Incbanlcsr.y.
sale Of Valuable Salt and
Coal Property.

TINE undersigned, acting as Commissioners
III iii the case Of Nathaniel S. Brooks, VS..
Frederick Brooks and others, will sell, at
Pubic Auction, TO the highest bidder. at 1.-THE
front door of the Court House Of Kanawha
County, on .a.t
Monday, the 18th day. of October,
that being county Court dayzthe valuable
Salt property in the Kama wha Salines belong
ing to Nathaniel S. Brooks, and now occu-
piedmnd run by Messrs. Morrison "a Oaks
Said property includes some 401acres Of bot
tom and hill, and an undivided fourth Of 200
kacres Of Coal land lying adjacent 10 the Fur9
mace. This is one of the best cha noes that
has been offered for years, for capitalists OF
persons wishing to go into the manufacture Of
Salt The property offered for sale is one OF
the4serybeSt il not the best in the Kanawha
Salnes Tilt is new in good running order, hav7
ing wells, engines, &ctSln active opera ton,
at the present time, and there being some six
thousand pounds Of copper in the Wells,
Csterns,- &c. 1t is capable Of producing
100000 bushels Of salt per anuum. Mr..
Brooks, while running it, having made about
&c, 600 bushels in one quarter.
= Possession TO be given the LIST day OF JAM
uary next, <ls60,) but the rents accruing from
the furnace, to bepaid by the present leasers
TO the purchaser, from day ar sale.
TERMS Five per centum Of the sale in
cash, to- defray expenses, &c. The residue
10 be paid in equal instafEments of one,
two and three years. Bonds 10 be1taken Of
the purchaser, with good security, and hear
ing interest from date, and a lein reserved
by1he Commissioners for the purchase money
+ due. WIN. A. QUARRlER,
%\ FIN. READ, .4T@
.oeo 80 sit' 4 III ,f,.
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william w. Newman and
Others, fnChsncety, In
ads. 1.-THE Circuit Court,
The West Columbia Min fofMason County
i esn ssa sl { y Y,
The plaintiff i'm The shove named suit
viii take noticef thai on the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1860, between u hours fisk o'clock
"A. NJ, and nine osclocklP. NJ. of said day, at
the Court House Of Mason County, Virginiaj
| shallproceedto takethe depositions Of Sam
uel Win5op and others, to be read as evil
dence IN the tralof the above named suit,
wherein you are plaintiffs, and myself and
Others are defendants, and II from any cause
said de positions BE- not completed on said day,
they viii be adjourned and continued from
day to day and from time to time until I'm
isbeas i Respectfully, &c. MI \
WILLIAM w. NEWMAN
August 18th, 1860. ell
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Fron coz. u Parkersbnre News.

zEfs4 ttQlu COZ. DI dIhStSDuIB NGWSS
!AstioR on ths New Chapter on Slavery
The following preamble and resolutions,
in reference to the new Chapter on the
subject Of slavery, as adopted by the late
General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was passed by the
Quarterly Conferences Of Newark Circuit.
Parkersburg District, Western Virginia
Conference, at Its regular meeting on the
28th nlt.
WHKkEAs, The late General Confer
ence held at Buffalo, after continued
and vigorous effort. failed bya vote OF 3.
to pass the proposed new rule on slavery;
and whereas said body did succeed in
making a new chapter containing the
cherished teord {. sIAyEHoLDINe," and
whereas we regard The new chapter as
containing sentiments contrary to Gods
word, 7and inconsistent with the Golden
Rule, which expressly teaches that we
shall ACT toward our fellow man SO as 10
do him noharm, but an the good we can;
and whereas we have been and stilliafe
strongly attached to tie discipline as 1T
was; believing il III inculcate correct
principles on the subject Of slavery, such
as our fathers believed. praeticed and
handed down to us !; and whereas we be-
lieye the present chapter must greatly
curtail our access ~ both master and
slave, thereof
Resoiped. firstly that we. the official
members oS Newark Circuit, in Quarterly
Conferences assembled, do hereby most
emphaticalIy repudiate the new chapter
on slavery. and here enter our solemn
protest against II.
Resolsea, secondly, that we advise our
people to remain UNIFIED.
IlesoIved, thirdly, that we deem il ad.
yisable to defer any definite action until
the next session of our annual Confer.
ference.
Resolved. fourthlg. tbat we request our
present pastor. a. u. LYDIA. TO read the
action Of this Quarterly Conference 70 an
his congregations immediately on his
6fst round.
Resoived. filthy. that we request Rev.
J. w. Roger, r. 3. ~ present the above
preamble and resolutions to each Quar-
il Conference Of this District on his FIRST
round. asking them. With us. to express
their views on said chapter.
Resolued. sixthly that ne forward 81
copr Of the, above ID the Baltimore and
Pfttsburg Aduoeateslor publication. also
10 the Parksrsburg Gazeiisand lfsles.
Signed for and in behalfof
said Quarterly Conference,
with whose action We fully
concur.
sss j. w. REeER, r, F.
Al }. LrnA. Pastor,
The President positively declines %
rs;se Safdsnia Il, : iiJst class missiens
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HOWARD XssocIATIoN.
PHILA DEEPHIA.

-
II Bshepolenf hstifatisa, sstablisl ~ iii -
cial endowment jar III felicfs effks siek
and distrksss d, aficfea n. Ii Fir
altnf dnd Epidsasir diseass.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION ii view. y
Il theawful destruction oil human III, ea,,s.
ed By tdiSease, and the DESCRIPTIONS nra,.-
used upon thu uffortiinae vieiims Of sus|h
disease by Quseks. several years ago 3directed
their Consulting Surgeon. IS a CHAklVK-
BILE ACT wofthysof their name. ID, one :
Dlspensary tori the treatment Of this cl;iss ~
thsease, in a II their FORMS nd to give Al lsls
CAL ADVICE CIR ATS, to eli y 10 anniy s.
letter, with a description of Their coaditian.
age, ccupation, habisaIof life, &c. and in
cases 81 extreme poverty to i II NISH hi D.
flCiNES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is needless
I TO add tnat the Ass ciaflon Commands the
highest MedicalskilIof the age, and win fos,,-
ISL the most approved modern tseafrnerf.
The directors Of The Association. IN Their
Annual report upon the treatment Of Sexnal
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors Nh
their Surgeons in the cure of Spernaf osY q,
Seminal Wea knesss Gonorfhos. elect svnb;l
His, the vice Of a0nanisn or Self Ab0se.r FL
| eases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Il 81 an
order continuance of the same plan for III
ensuing year. IS.
~ nc DlftttOIS, on 1IeN1eW OF the paStE r.
assured that their labois in this spl,efe ar /,
\ Rexolent effort kayebeen Of great benefit
the afflicted, especially to theyyonng. andE4h
have resolved 10 devote themselves. win
newed zeal. to this very importa III but IL
despised eaiise.
| An adnlira lie Report on Spermasoirh6ea
seminal Weakness, tie Vice Of Onaf5s
l4asturbation or Sci Abuse ,ssisd othel al
EASES Of the Sexual Organs, by tie Cfs9knl
ing Surgeon, will be senfby mail q "a N
ienvelopeb FREE OF CHARGE on fecei
of TWO STAMPS for postazei. 0ihsf K
lports and TIacts on the manure and tfeaffbe
Eof Sexual Diseases diet, &c., are constant
being Published for grainitous ilstributio1
land will be sent tb the afflicted Some If Il:
Enew remedies and methods of treatment al,
covered during the last year, are ol erea'
i valne.
address, for Report OF treatments DR. n
1SKILLfN H0UGHT0N, Acting surgeon
Howard association, No. SouihNi SfTrxl
4 Philadelphia, Pas
BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA p. HEARTWEI.I. Prt ssdenf
GEO. FAlRCHtLIs,F Sc sretarv.
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CONMIsSIONERiS SALE or TOWN LOTS
AkD FARMING LANDS In AND NEAR
TIE TOWN Or POINT PLEASANT.

EDYyirtue Of a decree ofthe Circuit Court Of
ID Mason Co., rendered at the Spring Term,
1850, ina certain chancety case therein pend
ing, in which T.J Cook is Complainant, and
II. C lay Neal and others are defendants i shall,
as Special Commiss oner appointed for that
purpose, on
Tuesday, kle l8M September, 1850,
sell, at public auction, atthe front door Of the
Court House Of Mason Co., to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, to-wit !:
two lots in the town of Point Pleasant,
and county OF Mason, known on the plot OF
said town As Nos. 14.and Is, containing one
and one fourth acres also, the lower half Of
lot No. l9,in second tier Of said town. And,
out lots N6..S4, a, IS, %, IS, 81, III and 49,
and two out lots containing acres EACH
Also, one hundred and ninety seven acres Of
land, lying on Crooked creek, and one hun
bred acres Of land lying near the same in
said county Of Mason I
TERMS OF SALE:--At credit OF one
two and three years. bond and good security
win be required from the purchaser, with in
terest from date, aadihe title will be retained
as further security.
gFs JOHN w. ENGLISH,
sitS Special Commissioner.
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Sale or s1O shares the Capital stock OF
I seT,he mi. = OH and Coal Company,

sale oil $40 SnareS OIL lnc NuVttuA 1tVNA ~
seThe Uni n OIL aud Goal ComPany.',f
DYvirtue Of q decree renlerpd BY the Cir
ID cult Court OF Kanawba County on the 20
day Of December, 1883, In the causes Of VIM.
Pstchefl, compl't. vs.. Marcus A. Finch and
others, DcPts, Stephen Smith. comPrt, vs.
Same and Others, Defts. r. NJ. Talfsfeno,
vs.. Same and Others. Defts. Jno. D. Taylor,
VS.. Same ana others Defls. Thos. j. Hol.
land Admir- Csmpl't, vs.. Same and Others,
DEBTS, Ishall, ION III ~ III
Monday. the 24th doyc f September. 1860,
sch. At public auction. 10 the highest bidder,
in font or the Court House door Of Kanawha
County, $40 shares of the Capital Stock Of
q The Union Oil and Coal Company or SO
much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay Of
Execution in favor Of VIM. Patchell,ys Mar
Gus a. Finch and others. The purchaser will
Sc required TO pay five per cent Of the pur-
chase money in hands and me ba'aRce in Two
EQUAL instaIlments at six and mine months
with interest from date. The purchaser to
give bond With good security for the deferred
payments. =. y. AkNoLD,
August 2oth, 1850. 6-is
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VIRGINIA, Kanawha Circuit Court
Y Clerks Office. 18th August, 1860
William II. Webb,

TEIRGINIA, Kanawha Circnlt Court
" Clerks Office. nth August, 1860
William II. Webb,
HI ~ vs.. tfn r,hsres,y
The Coal River Navigation ~ Sha h' Il Z. Y
Company, and Others,
n The object Of this suit IS to subject the
property and works of the defendants, the
Coal River Navigation Company to the lein
or d Judgment against them in favor Of the
complainant, William II. Webb, for the sum
.of $6,33s, 66c., with iegnl interest thereon
from the 18th day Of june, 1885, until paid,
and costs SO, l0e., which judgment was oo1
tanned in the District Court Of the United
States, for the WesteEn District of Virginia. +
Charleston, Kanawha County, Virginia at its
Sprng:term, 1856.
And,it appearing By affidavit fled that VII
liam II. Watt. J. BEiee Smith, William a +
DrouR, Isaac A. Storm, Abraham B. Clark
49, Dubois and ~ Vandervoort, Of the firm
Of Dutois & vandervoot, Charles H. Connal4
". B A. Munfofd. John @. Thetcher Henry
A. Hutlburt, 49, Atkeftlan end - MlkefsI
Of the firm OF Ackerraan 4 Mixer 6. W Chs1
ter. Cornelius DubjS, Hazen Latkrops the
members OF the firm or H. Campbell q Co.,
and Henry h Meal, defendants iathis cause,
are non residents of ibis Commonwealth Il
j. ordered that they do appear here within
one month afttr due publication Of this Ordet.
and do what iSneceSS4ly 70 project theit I'M
tereste IN the plemisss, leslie,
shlTH i SIX for Plsii.iiifs. . - II
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! VALUABLE PROPERTY IN MAREET.
Commissioners, Sale. Nj

FINDER The decree rendefed on the 2$th
klNday Of J une,I 1850, in thessuit pending in
ChaneerT in KanaN ha Circuit Cont, v here
in Alexander w. Quarter is Complainant
and William B. Quarter and others, are De-
PENDANTS. the undersigned Special Commits
sioners, will offer for sale and will sell, to the
highest bidder, atlthe front door of the Court
House Of said county, in Charleston, on II
Monday, he Isl day Of October. 1860,
the following Lands situated on the South
westsjdso Of Kanawba River, opposite Charles
ton, belonging 4io The estate of the3late Mon,
foesS1 Saaler, deceased These lands embrace
whasssss Klown asl - Willow Bank" and are.
laid OF and described id The plat lately made
by surveyor Cole, as three tracts. One Aof
said tracts called the g Homestead tract, 2
and formeIlythe residence OF the family ofthe
the late Alexander Qfarrier, deceased, con-
tains five nd one hall acres--one other, called
theH Finn tiact," and lying mostly onthe bank
Aof the Myes, containing three fourths Of an
acre, and the Other, called the '.Wsrd tracts1
embracing hill and bottom land together, CON
tains 81 aeies--T0 acres Of hill land, and ia
acres Of leykIo or bpttom land. 81.
Ifdesirate andlthe interest of the parties
10 the suit is promoted, the entire Ward tract
or 81 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, reserying, however, in the Home
stead tract, piece Of land 80 feet squares. for
bnriaEplsce,
Reference to the title papers and 10 q plat
or diagram Of thelsaid several tracts may be
had AZ the Clerk Office or in the hands Of
the Commissioners. f.t 81
TERMS OF SALE five per cent Of
the purchase money will be required in hand,
and i credit OF one. tive ard 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
rnent in full NJ NJ.
ALEX, 4. IlAIDLEY. Especial
w. Il. GI GfLL1SON, 5Comm'rs.
July IN, 1850. 10 N
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Mr.. 6 EoRGEW. CHAPEL. YOU will Tai

Mr.. G EORGEW. CHAPEL: you will take
lNl notice that on the 18th day Of Septem-
berI 1860, between tie hours of o'clockEA.
NJ. and o'clock r. NJ, of said DAY, atsRhe
Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Pntlam
county, Virginia, i shall proceed TO take the
dispositions oftElisha M. Melton and others,
tobe read as evidence in my behalf in a suit
in Chancery depending in the Circuit Court
of Putnam county.wherein am complainant
and you are defendant. If the ia king 0f said
dispositions be not completed on therSaid day
the further taking thereof will be1continued
from day to-day until finished. he Jill
Isl LUCY CHAPEL.
j. w. Hoes, p. q.
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Putnam county, IN the month OF August, 1850
Andrew J. Morris,
VS.
Willie m Grass John Seasholes,
Thomas McCaliister, John In Chancery.
budding, William Jones, ~
James Paul and Alfred e.
lis,
The object Of this suit is 10 sell the tract
of land lying in Feays' Valley, in the county
Of Putnam, bought BY William Grass Of An
drew G.. Morris, 10 pay the residue Of the
purchase money for the same and itap-
peafing by affidavit made and filed that the
defendant. William Grass, is nonresident
Of this Commonwealtas II is ordered that he
do appear here within None month after due
publication of this order, and do what ma y
be necessary to protect his interest in the
Teste. RIO. T. HARVEY. Clerk.
p. & H., soils. GIT
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NOTICE.

& .
ITO Maryfsraham, William A, Porter, Ann
IL Robecca Porter, Cashier Porter. John
II. Porter. Mary Ellen Porter, Addison Porter
and Calvin b. Potter, heirs Of John NJ. Porter,
decd, and lanes Porter, Oliver II. Porter,
Benjamin Stephenson, and Esther, his wife,
formerly Esther Porter and William Pot.
ter, il.
You win pleaseltake notice thatI shall On
the 2lst day Of September next, at the office
Of Fisher & English in the town Of Point
Pleasant, Mason county, Va, between he
hours of 8 IA. NJ, and 6 o'clock P. NJ, Of that
day, proceed to take the depositionsof Elijah
Kimbefling and others, to be read as evidence
in my behalf in Q certain suit in equity, de-
ps1aing in.the CiIepit Court fof the countrp
Mason, wherein YOU are defendants and am
cohplainant. And If -frqm any cause, me
tating Of the said dispositions be not conclu-'
del on that day, the taking Of the same will
be adjourned and continued from day to day.
or from time to time. at the same place and
Between the same until they shaM be Com
pleted, at which place and time you may at
iend IL yon think proper, to cross examine the
witnesses. JOHN b. WALLACE,
July 2s, 1850 1861 By Counsel.
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MARY BURR0 UGfIS you. will take no.
1Y1 tice that on thes1tth day ofSeptember,
1850, between the hours of 6>o'clock- A NJ,
and s o'clock p NJ, ofsaid day, at the Clerks
office of the County Court of Putnam county.
Virginia, shall proceed to take the deposit
tons Of John McChesney and others, to- be
read as evidence in my behalf in a suit in
C6ancery, depending in The CircAit Court of
Putnam county, wherein u am complainant
and you are defendant. 1.-THE taking of said
dispositions be not completed on the said day
the further taking thereof will be continued
lfrom,day to day until flushed.
n E " DANIEL BoRRcUGHS.
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Notices

4 4 Ii persons indebted to the Undersigned,
IN are ca fnes Nv lentreated 10 come forward
Immediately and settle the same and an per-
sons having claims against me will please
present them. Is 4 intend leaving this place
ia lew months n. nj. GALLON.
July 10th. 1860. ~
(Repnbllcan caIy.
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Three Lots i'm the town or
PhiITpPi, Coal Bridge, I'm
1 tho. County. Of kamaWIna


"a S trustee in three certain deeds Of trust,
IN executed NbyIs Seashoals and wife,
and JeremIah Seastoals and wife, and Of re
cord in the Clerks office Of Kanswha coun-
ty, to tsecure the payment Of certain SANS
therein mentioned. H.3A
i In execution of said trust. shall proceed
to sell atpublic auction, on the premises On
R .s e.,f.l-dar .aotb day of June, 1890,
the lots, blacksmith shop, and Carriage Ill
Snishing shops, and the house and l6t al Ter
lily Seashoals, also the house and iot Sof isaac
6eashoa(s, to the highest bidder. The deeds
authorize theIproperty TO be sold for cash
but am AUTHORISED to say that credit On
one halfofthe purchase money bf II months
win lie giyeni 10 be secured by deed Of tsast,
with interest FROM eaYtof sale. The title is
believed to be perfect, but the trustee shall
convey by special ~arrantee only
\ 6 JOHN HANsF0RD, Trustee.
The above mentioned sale is postponed mi
til the first day Septembern
JOHN HANSFoRD, Trustee.
L June 3oth, 1860. i2 i
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VIRGINIA, SS:--At rules held in the
" Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Putnam, in the month Of Aa-
gust, 1850. 8 H#
Nelson Handley, i8sA
{ VS.. IN g Z. Is.
John D. Ferqueran Merit Xix, q \ = Il II
and Talleyfand p. Brown,
The object Of this suit Is TO recover Or the
defendant, John ID Forqueran, the sum OF
Si8S Gle with interest and cost andyitap-,
pearing by affidavit made and fled thatithe
defendants, John d. Ferqueran and Talleyz
rand p Brown, are hon-residents of this
Commonwealth. II is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION Of this ordeI and do what may beine.
cessary to protect their interest in the prem
Uses.
I P.&H., soils. eli l3
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Thomas r. Friend \ others.
The undersigned, Special Commissioner, will,
on Monday, he p 5tbdoy of October, 1850,
sell, atIpublic auction, to the highest bidder,
at the font doof Of Kanswha Court Honse,
the interest ofJo ohm Q. Ward, in the salt and
coal property, of which Jno. J Cabell
died seized, situate at and near the mouth
ofCbmpbell's Creek, in the County Of Kama
%;ha, the interest ofthesaid Ward, being one
undivided third part tbefeof.
Terms of Sale.-The purchaser will be
required to execute bonds, with approved SCI
carity for the purchase money, payable in
three equal installments, at SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, bearing interest from date.
J.. WIN. A. QIARRfER,
3l!s IN Special Commissioner.
Sd August 1860. is
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Terms OF Safe :

Z Five per cent of the purchase money in
Cash, and tie residue theIeof9in three equsl
annual nstallments, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments. payabiein one, two and three yea8s
from day Of sale. THoS. n. BROUN,
!. -tt- iSpeciaE Commissioner
August#6th. 1860. is
n IN, y Herald copy oEce a week for lis
weeks.) fTH
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P1ab1io IL
COAL RIVER LANDS.

n W. ~ 4
RYvirtue Of adecree rendered on the 2stha
~ day.ofJ1nes $50, in the Kanawha Cir.
cult Court IN the Chancets suit Of Abrahsm
3 Clark. ps. The Coal Rarer and Kanawhs
Mining and Manufacturing Company. Il ais,
the undersigned. Special Commit sioner; will
offer for sale a. Public Auction, to The high
est bidder, in front OF the Court House door3of
Kanawha County, Virginia, on
Saturday. the first day Of December merit,
tiseo,1 the following yaIasble Coal property.
tolwit:
All that tract or parcel Of land belonging to
the said Coal River and Kanawha Mining
and Manufacturing Company. estimated to
contain
Four Thousand Acres,
lying, being and situated on the waters Of
Briar Creek, tributary Of Big Coal Riyeb
and in the County Of Kanawha. toge ther with
all the buildings, houses and fixtures thereon,
and appartenances and Entertainments in any
wise belonging Or thereunto appertaining.
Which said tract OF land lies on the nasiga-
bic waters Of Coal River, about twelve miles
below the Peytona Coal Mines, and contains
veins of Camel Coal, Of splint Coal and of
Bitnminous Coal: the 5tuminous Coal being
Of q rsfy superior quality
Upon this tract Of land are Il Steam Saw
and Grist Mil, Miners Houses, Coal Open
lHgs, Coal CAutes, &c.,I&c. And byan Ell;
lpendnure Of few thousand dollars, This prop.
erty could soon be put inn condition for tbs
Mining and Shipping Of Coal to tAe Westerr
land Southern Markets.
| For an accurate description Of INV metei
and bounds ofthe said tract Or land, rsfersnc,
/ may be had to the two following deeds on re
cord in the Clerks Office of the County, Cour
sof Kanawha County, tofwit One deed from
Edward Kenna aud, wife, to ths said Goa
River and Kanawha Mining and Manafactur
Ing Company, dated the sath April, 1881
ara recorded in Book Q, page 572 ]; md tn,
otber deed from the Kanawha Mining Com
pany to the. Coal River and Kanawha Migin,
/ and Manufacturing Company, dated he l9tl
4 January, 1854. and recorded in Book $, phg,
/ 452. i f'E
/ II Terms OF Sale:
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wagon, and blacksmith Shop.

Wagon, and Blacksmith Shop.
rINHE subscriber informs the inhabitants 81
Coal,s Mouth and vicinity, that Re siflI
continues to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blacksmithing business. mall their difIerend
branches. He is prepared to furnish has GUS
TONERS with neat, good and substantial
Wagon; his materials are OF the best quality,
d id he is confident his work viii bear i1spec-
ten, as II is done either BY himself, d Under
is immediate inspection.
JOHN 0YERSHIIER.