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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
Great Excitement In Hayti about the John
Brown Execution.

+
By the arrival of the brig Echo at New York,
Hayt files to January 2lst have been received.
The John Brown affair is creating great excite
ment in Hayti. and much commented on by the
Journals. lie Progress comes draped in mourning
for the late hero Of Harper's Ferry On the 2oth
of January mass was chanted in commemoration
Of the frightful martyrdom Of the Abolitionst
John Brown, by the infamous rufians Of the SOUTH
ern portion Of the American Union. The papers
give the full details Of the execution of Brown,
and devote several columns to editorial comments,
which are far from complimentary to 10 juge
Parker and the slaveholdng Jury Of Ghariestown
From the Feulle du Commerce we translate the
following:
The eanse of the abolition Of slavery has Just
counted another martyr This fact, however indif-
erent it may be to others, cannot be so to u.s. des
pendants as we are Of the prosecuted race OF AT
RIGA This event must weigh upon our hearts as q
public calamity. John Brown. wiIn ns nonie CO.
workers. has been sent to an ignomnIous death on
the pallows! And this in . country where liberty
appears to have its grandest inspiration and where
nothing is said or done but IN the name OF liberty
II Is in tis country, it is in the United States, In
faet. that this man. who demanded liberty for an
oppressed and enslavedrace is shamefully dragged
to the scaffold
John Brown and his friends, perhaps, too quickly
abandoned themselves to despair, but shall we
therefore say that the hour OF emancipation for
our unhappy brethren is not yet Gomez However
it NAV be, the blood Of John Brown guarantees
That it is at hand. Reassnre yourselves We slaves
nothing is lost; liberty is immortal. Brown and
lis companions have sown this slave land with
their glorious blood, and doubt not that therefrom
avengers will arse.
The Hayh papers are SO full Of John Brown that
they have little room for anything else. The
country appears to be quiet, and the government
) vigorously pursuing its measures Of improves
nent and amelioration
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH DIS
tc Of Washington Avenue and Chippewa street. at
Auction.

BY j. e. WALTON,
AUcrIosEER-0fice, 40 Camp street.
CATURDAY, the 1sth inst, MT IL O'Clock
- NJ nj The ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be sold 5p
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District,
in the square bounded Washington Avenue Chippewa
and St. Thomas Streets DESIGNATED by the Nos and plan
drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor dated the 10h day
front Washington Avenue by depth Of 100 feet inches
and lines between parallel lnes-o No. forming the cor
ner Of Washington Avenue and Chippewa streets
EJ-TERMS0 cash; balance in and years In the
Of the purchasers in equal inalcnts their own ar
der bearing per cent interest from of
maturity and cent thereafter f puncnay a. with
special mortgage the property sold until final payment
of sne before D. Ricardo Esq., Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. fell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

| -E.Jac =
The subscriber respectfully informs numerous patrons
this celebrated naguerrotype Ambreype Photograph Gal
lery established in 1872 that he has term of wears
the services Of Mr. f. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
portraits of the finest finish.
Miniatures of NIL sizes in oil eoors ivory other
to suit the taste and price OF ALL will taken
passahle style Photographs from life ether pictures
public or private buildings of machinery, will be taken Of
any size required either plain painted.
The best artists in the United employed all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the
The Gallery elegantly Fitted with extensive collection
Of works Of art ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited o visit 1t.
Frces moderate. Terms cash delivery.
ga Sm L. s. LIPMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT {. a
Tmbered Land in the Parish of berye close to the Nc.
BYJ. B. WALTON,


AuGTIoNEER-0fice, 40 Garnp street
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land atfiOin-
n ing the McDonough ans property Of the city Of
Baltimore, known Section No. 80 in Township H. Range Ia
East, containing 63S 32-lOO acres. =
This considered Of the .os valuable in State
not oy for the immense quantity of other be
which Il contains but for the admirable quality OF lis soil
RB. For terms, apply to j. B. WALTON Anctoneer No 10
Bank Place. sss Re =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

DEATH ON THE TRAok.-A dispatch Of the 18th,
from Chatham, @. W, says:
An unknown man was Instantly killed BY stock
train on the Western Railroad, while walking on
the track near Undertook Station, ut about
O'Clock this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
? 2 80 -
]. r. WAIT0M.
BY J. 3. WALTON,

THREE Two-srogY BEIGE DWELLING unrssys
Of Teboupitoalas and Celeste ssreets Ard ~
STORY Doube TeneInsnt Frame Cottage Heexs IN Cess
street. nj auction. on long credit ''S
no = n a =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
]. 3. WALTON.

ESTATE OF JOHN McDONoGH. @~
uNREsERvED SALE AT AUCTION OF 357 LOTS OF
GROUND, In the town of McDonoghyille, on very long
credit without cndorera by order for account Of the
McDonoGh School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
City Auctioneer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

SUCCESSION DE JOHN NcDoNoGH
YENTE 4 LENCAN SANS RESERVE DE ss7 TgREAINs
dams Ia vile de McDonoghvle, credit long
eadosseurs par ordre compe da McDonogh School
Fund. vile de la Nouyels ORLEANS.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION DE McDONoGH.


vENTE IAPoRTANTE Eft POSITIVE DE TERRAIss
DE yALEuR s1TUr3 DAMS LIE SECOND DIS
TRICT.
CENT SIX LETS EFT CENT soIxANTE TERRAINs
sITuEs Dams LIE TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS DE TRRRE sITUts DIES DEUx CoTks
DU BAYOU LAFoURCHE, ct
SEPT ILETs DE TERRE DAMS Ia VILE DE MILNE.
BURG, pour 10 compile des preners acheteurs, tres
long credit, sndosseurs
--AussI--
TRENTE. Ell, uNE PORTIONS DE TERRE DAMS LIE FOND
DU TRoIsTENE DISTRICT.
". PAR J. B. WALTON,
Eacanteur de Ia Vile,
e4&=5@ Bureau 40 Camp street.
MARDI, 20 fevrier 1860, n midi, ct lie tour
W. suyant beson est dams a Rotonde do Ia BouTse
lous vertne dun ordre dn "HcDopsgh School Fund.-
dams In willie dc Ia Nouvele Orleans ct Ia surveillance
cones dc finance du cone dc ve parte pour cote
Dies prcmers actetenrs, qui pnieurs popttes eta
aduRtes pren,eres yenes fites par NJ Ten cdevan
eneaner de Ia Vile yendu les propess valeur c
apres dtcrites, SAVIOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
SUCCESSION OF JOHNSON BEACH, DECEASED =
Twelve lots Of ground Bienville street in the sonar
bounded by Solomon, Bensile Napoleon Cont sreets
BY ]. B. WALTON,
- MISUNDERSTANDING, CaTnp

SUCCESSION DE JOHNSON BEACH, DECIDE
DoUzE TERRAIas SUR LA RUE BIENvILLE, DAMS
lot borne par les Solomon, Bienvile Napoleon Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

EIIGIBLEt AND DESIRABLE LOTS ON JER1ssICHoRE
street. near Ptysnia well adapted for private residences
TO tbs Prytana omnibus line, and Carrolon
Rairoad-Suceessien Of Perry $. WarfeId, deceased
BY J. B, WALTON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
j. B. WALTON.
ESTATE OF JOHN MoDoNlGU

ESTATE OF JOHN MoDoN0GHi
IMPORTANT ENREsERvED AND POSITIVE SALE OF
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX SQUARES AND ONE HUN.
DRIED AND SIXTY LOTS OF GROUND IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT.
TEN TRACTS OF LAND ON BOTH SIDES OF BAYOU
SALVAGE; and
SEVEN SQUARES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF MIL.
NEBuR, for tho former purchasers on very
long credit, without endoSscrs
45ac. ALTO -....- .5-p 81. ...5.'
fHIRTY-oNE TRACTS OF LAND IN THE REAR OF
THE THIRD DISTRICT
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auctioueer,
Office 40 Camp atreet.
TUESDAY, February 80, 1850, MT lie o'clock
NJ and gu the Following day, If requisite The Rotinda
q me ~ Louis Eschange by order The McDonogh School
nnd Guy q New Orleans, under the superintendent
Committees Of the Common Council and partly for
count q former pnrhaer whom several Of te properties
were Hudieaed ut the farmer sales made Ly N vigne Esq
ihs ity Auconeef will be sold the following described
valuable property to.Wit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

PRoPRIETEs DE FEu JOHN McDoNoGH.
yENTE D'ILETs DAMS HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM
Shrewsbury ct Bath l'encsn. reserve long Gre
dit ct endosseur ordre compile Ponds
DIES Ecoles do McDonogh Vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

ESTATE OF JOHN MeDoNoGH.
SQUARES IN HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM SHREWSBURY
and Bath at auction without reserve very long credit
without endosers by order and for account Of the Melon
OCH School Fund, city of New Orleans.
BY j. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

DOUZE TERRAINS dams rilet No. lis borne par les
Franklin Hancock Ptoemy ct Lawrence desgnds les Nos
II inel9 nearans chaean e9 pes Dc face sur
ont ne profondeur do $50 peds 10 oue dapres Ia
franeaisc.
RoUZE TERRATNs dams let No ll6 borne par les rues
Franklin Hancock Laurence Binger dtsignss par les Nos
la il MEASUREMENT cac 70 pes de face cacune
DIES cidessus NOMINEES nne profondeu de ~ ped
Perception de deux terrains gu en une poton.enr de 10y
pieds; lie font d'apres Ia mesure franfase
DoUZE TERRAINs dansIil No liz borne les rues
Franklin Hancock Bngie ct Magellan dssgnes par les Nos
u incsyement chacun GU pieds de face chacnne
dies cidessns nomees sur une prooder &c Ky ped
Perception de deux errans ont ae De LOU peds
lie tout dapres Ia mesure tranGaise.
DoUzE TERRAINs dams rilet No. 10 horne par les
Franklin Hancock Columbus ct Shepherd deslgnss par les
Nos. IL ncuivcmen mesnFant ehacnn oo peds de face
chaeune des rnes ci'dessn NOMINEES SUE W. ~
pe Perception de denN teains qn ont ahe pfoohdeur de
$50 pieds lie tout daprcs a mesnre ffanehse.
DoUzE TERRAINS dams 1ilet No. III, borne les
Franklin Hancock, Americas Coperncs desgncs par les
Nos. IL MEASUREMENT meafant chaenn W pieds de lace
psd aexeepon de efras qui ont nhe pfofondcur de
100 pieds lie tout dapres 10 mesure ianeaise,
DouzE TERRAINs dams ilet No l22 borne par les rues
Franklin Hancock Goperncus Perry ddsgnts les Nos
Il icluyem 50 pieds dc face chacune DIES rues
cdesss nominees profondenr de no pied Perception
qui profondeuf de lou peds e tout
dapre la n1esuIe fanealse
DoUzE TERRA1Ns dams ilet ol2s, borne par les rues
Il nclnsyemen ehacun 60 eds Dc face chaeune
des res cdessus nommtes sur une polonaeT de i ped
Perception ont une poiondeur de $50 pieds
lie tout d'apres Ia meslre trancase
UNEPARcELI.E, GU uN BIEN-FoNBs sitat dams lie vol
snage de Ia willie de McDonoghye paroisse Orleans borne
CONNIE suit:
10 Ia rue Hancock AMI est Ia plus extreme mites de
Ia di,e vile DC McDonoye, CONNIE ellie EST preetee eofor
nemeni au plan original
20 La Igne de division entire de Massey cee du dit
DECIDE (cete gne la Unite infaeure de Ia de parcee
de terre)
30 gne diyisant les parosses doeans ct Jefferson
Shepherd Row. ee sne Giant Ia Unite supsreure de la dc
pafcelle de terrel
40 Fl Ia gne de la proprets de F. yerret ct
cee da dit decide cete gne mtan La ds parcse de tee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

DOUZE TERRAINS dams rlet No 10O par les rnes
Monroe Franklin Copenicns ct Perry desgnts les Nos
Il MEASUREMENT chac 90 peds de face chacune
cdessus nominees protondet de I'D pieds
Perception de ont protondeur de $50 peds
l,t,I llat.r.. La trailcl tSa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04

ONE on JM BEcKwoRTH's LIEs.-
An exchange tells the following in
sober earnest:
= A company ofminers on Jamison
Greek requested ! comrade who was
going To & neighboring camp, to Dor.
iihs 81 8es 8iR l Bssk E ssa
handed BY accident, ! copy Of the BIZ
BE, and did not discover the. mistake
Taking the book home, one Of the
company who could read little By
spelling the hard words, opened the
book at Judges and read the story,
aloud, Of Sisera being killed by Jael,
Haber's wife, with . hammer and q
nail The story was listened to with
profound attention until finished,
when one Of the listeners jumped up
and exclaimed eOne Of Jim Beck.
worth's liesi It sounds adzactly ike
him..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04


IA Coon PAPER 70 EDIfs--If anybody
wantsIto edit the yickshurg Sentinel. be
will be edited by the following brief his
tory Of some Of the men who have figured
IN that position: DR.. James Hagan took
hold 10 1887, had q number Of street
fights. foughta duel with his-brothee ed
itor Of the Wing, and was killed in is42,
IN street fight, by D. w. Adams. His
assistant, Isaac G. Partridge. died Of yell
low feyer ia 1889. DR.. j. s. Fall, an
Nother assistant. had lumber Of street
fghts, in one Of which he was badly
wounded. Jas. Ryan. next editor, was
killed By r. E. Hammet, of the Wing
Next came Walter Hickey. who had sew
eral rows. and was repeatedly wounded |;
he killed DR.. Maclin. and was soon after
himself killed in Texas. John Lawns.
another editor, was imprisoned for the vi
olsnes Of his articles. Mr.. Jenkins. his
encceskor. was killed in the street by H !.
a. Crabbe; and Crabbe was murdered
Sd Sonora. F.. G.. Jones succeeded Jen-
hins. but BOON aflerWard drowned him.
sslf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04
mar w. men Is ~ South SAN Nj

There are men in the South still will.
ing to wait for some overt act. What
overt act are they willing 70 avenge ?
Has not fanaticism made war upon the
Conslitution-denied the right Of proper
ty--inyaded sovereign States now
striving 70 bring about 'egreat Day Of
Jubilee, when millions Of @enfranchised
slaves will rend the heavens with shouts
Of victory" Shall we fold our arms and
iamely submit TO these aggressions. until
we are swallowed BY the black wave that
now breaks madly upon our shores /; or.
shall We resist, like men, the vile pros
gramme which the North holds up 70 Us.
and by which she says we shall be. gov.
erned !? Can the South submit and be
free Would that be self-governmeht-
free government? 1t is destruction
Better civil war, with all It's train Of at
tendant horrors. than an ineendiary gov
eminent with its cruel and remorseless
agitation.
Better look this thing firmly and sternly
10 the face. Dangsrsoften retreats when
boldly confronted. But it il no part Of
bravery and common sense 10 talk about
aisnnion. and run away from the Consli-
1tution--lhe very instrument that gave US
our3rights. Let US have our righn a The
Union il We can--ouT or IT II WE MUST.
Barbour Jsfsrsonian.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04

Dy virturs Of ! deed Of trust executed By
I'D William q Brooks add William A Brig,
ham, Krantors 70 Frederick Brooks and James
+ Brown, trustees. 70 secure 10 James Convey
certain debts therein mentioned. which deed u
dated January AM, D66, and recorded IA
the clerks Office BIZ he cou1ty court Of kaua-
wha, and to which reference is here made. =.
! Will proceed It The request Of the said
Convey. on
The Third Aoadpp = Drmabsr, $50.
at the court house d Ksnawha county,
to sell for casla a public auction q the highest
bidder: the trust pop ~ mentioned in said
trust deed, rsI:gE, el1 eRoIpepend one
woman, VII !: Paris. lsoh. Alien, Bari, Peter.
Abraham, Edmund. Bill Moca. jonathan, and
old Judy. Also iIieen mules and four
horses now At The salt furnace in Kanawha.
And the ssle, if.hdt tdmpl6led on that day,
will be adjourned nom dsy b dry, till inishs
"a. But such titles6nl5 will be given as ID
vested 10 me ss trustee, aDd am authorised
70 sell under said trust deed. 81
1891 Acting Trustee.
i Eoyember0, 1860
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04
Terms OfSale /:
COlnlMissiOner's Sale

II shall on the 22nd day Of November, 1860,
i at the residence of Major Vincent K. Rust,
IN The County Of Putnam, Va, sell at public
auction. TO the highest bidder, the personal
estate OF Mary L. Rust, dec d., consisting of d
Young Negro Woman Girl, Gold Watch ana
Chain. &c, &c, Ore. r
II TERMS made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES W. HoGE.
Oct. goth 1860. Admit, of Mary L. Rust.
The above sele is postponed .un tifthe goth
Of December, 1860.
JAS. W. HoGE. n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04
lIIrllIalIhs EIilsN Isr fkss.

When ! boy, twelve years old. ! work
q hard % support my mother and two
young brothers. and usually carried my
isrRi1gs home every evening, One
hight il being very dark and muddy,
md having three miles 70 travel. and q
keayy bundle % carry, i did not reach
Nome until late. Ny mother. feeble and
weary. had retired. but quickly aroused
ohen she heard my footsteps. and met
meat he door with ) warm heart. and
warmer Iesfs, and 3 kiss, and : Z God
bless you, dear BOZ After this my
son, IN set i light ii The window FOR
you.' And true to her word, The bright
Iightiin The window appeared. Obi how
Il eheered my heart, ever after, for years.
Htaith failing me, i left home latter
my bfothers could help my mother, and
vent % sea. When three years from
home, and on the Paqifc Ocean, my
mother died; and. jnss before she ez-
pirsd, sic eaid to those around her.
ssGise Edward my dying blessing. for he
hss been 4 good boy. and tell him have
gone to heaven and viii set ! light IN
the window fof him."
There's q light in the window Zen thee. dear
bpo:her, as a.
There,s : light in The window for thee;
Our mother has moved 10 mansions above
Th9fee light IL the widow for thee n
a lhhhsion IN heaven We Gee,
!. $ Ail5 q Light in the window ior thee. 81
there's crown and ! robe and palm. dear
brother,
When your iabors have ceased tohe,
ForJes6s has gone 70 prepare you home,
With = lighlin The wi dow for thee.
A. mansion in hes ven we see,
And a light in the window for thee.,
OH wateh and be- faithful and PRAY, dear
brother,
All your journey Ger life troubled sea
/ Though sffiiction assaii yon, and storms beat
severe, - IS
{ There's 3 light in the window for thee,
a mansion in heaven We see,
And . light in the window for thee.
Then on, perse yeringly on, dear bTot,eEs
Till from conflict and suffering free
Bright angels arc becoming yon over the
1rteam--
There's iiEhtin the window for thee
A MANSION in hesvensWe see,
And . light in the window for thee.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04
Tow pRicEs

II i = I. = sGs. 1 4
az can Be purchased anywhere else,
The public viii find il to their id,
vantage to leave me their ordersfor ali
work donein the above line, or with
Mr.. J. r CArPELLrR, foreman. q
my factory.
/ hope by careful and prompt at.
tention TO business that / will share
! liberal patronage.
All work done By ne win Be
w.rr....a 81 REV. nsasA..
MI SMITH.
e1..,.. -. =. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04
Fub11c 0a1e.
COAL RIVER LANDS.

~ = = 4
sDY yitse Of decree rendered on the 18th
- dsfof June 1850. IN the Kanawha Cir
cult Court in TIE Chancery suit Of Abraham
1B. Clark, -. The Coal River and. Ksnawha
Mining and; Manufacturing Company. ct slss,
the undersigned, Special Commissioner, will
offer for sale 4. Public Auction. to the high
est bidder. in front Of the Court House door d
Ksnsvha County. Virginia, on
Saturday. he first day Of DseemtR rert,
s{is60, The following valuable Coal properly,
to.wit: 1aasiEs 9V KS II
All that tract OF parcel Of land belonging to
the said Coal River and Kanawha Mining
and Manufacturing Company. estimated -
contain B X
Four thousand Acres,
lying. being and situated ON the waters 81
Briar Greek. 4 gfibaisU d Big Coal RiyeB
and in the County Of Kanawha. togei her with
all the buildings. houses and fixtures thereon,
and sppurtenances and Entertainments in any
wise belonging Or thereunto sppertaining.
which said tract Of land lies ON the naviga-
BILE waters Of Coal River, about twelve miles
below he peytons Col Mines and pontsins
veins Of Camel Coal, Of Splint Coal and Or
Biiuminous Coal: tie bituminsas Cal being
u Z yerJ supssiar quality
3 Upon this tract Or land are Steam Saw
and Grist Mill, Miners Houses, Coal OPEN
lnes, Coal Chutes, &C., &c. And BY an lex
penditure of ! few thousand dollars, thispfopt
serty could soon be put in condition for the
Mining and Shipping Of Coal to the Western
and Southern Markets.
For an accurate description of the metes
and bounds Of the said tract Of land, reference
may be had to the two following deeds on re-
cord ia the Clerks Office OF the County Court
Of Kanawha County, to-wit: One deed from
Edward Kenna and wife, to the said Csal
River and Kanawha Mining and Manufacturr
ing Company, dated the 30th April. 1851,
and recorded in Book Q, page 572 and the
other deed from the Kanawha Mining Conn
pany 10 the Coal River and Kanawha Mining
and. Ma n1facturing Company. dated The 18th
January, 1854, and recorded in Book s, page
462. lit
Terms Of Sale:
Five per cent or the purchase money in
Cash, and HE residue thereof in three equal
annual instailments. the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments. payable in one, two and three years
from day Of sale. THoS. L. BRoUN,
Special ComMissioner
n August 9Th, 1860. l6
(M Y. Herald copy aorce week for is
weeks " Nv.
The above Sale is postponed to T uesday me
LIST day Of January, 1861. HI
i. THoS L. BRoUN,
Sd -. 4zs Special Contnissioner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04

yJIRGINIA, SSs--At rules held in the
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court for
Boone county in the month Of November.
Augustus i1ss W. c0lesud sylves,
ter Chapman, Conpl'ts.
Johr Ryrne and Msrea his ! mi hancery.
wife. the daughter and only
surviving heir Of William
O,Conner, decd, Def'ts.J
The object Of this suit IS 10 have set aside
and declared null and void, q certain deed,
executed on the . lst day Of March, 1e4S, By
Allied Beckley as commissioned Of DELINQUENT
and forfeited lands. for the county Of Fay
etfe. to William 0'Conner g assignee Of Guy
b. French. William Chapnaa d . nd James Nc.
CisughertD by William II. French t4eir attoF-
Iney, &C., for acertain tract ct land contain
ing twenty-five thousand six hundred and
sixteen az, 6f6) acres, lying. being and situ-
ate on the waters Of Big Coal river. and in
the county pf. Boone. The said Guy d.
French and William Chapman having been
the purchasers Of ithe said land, At the delin
quent sale. made By the said Alfred Beckley,
As commissioned Aforesaid, which said deed is
OF record in the Clerks ofiee Of Ksnawha
County Ceurt.Iin book o, pages SO and 63.---
Aud II appearing BY dfidavit fled that the de-
PENDANTS, John Byrne and Marea his wife, are
non residents OF this Commonwealth Ii is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due Publication OF this order,
and do what y necessary to protect their in
terests in the premises. testej
]. B. sToLLINGs, Clerk.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-12-04
wason. and Blacksmith shop.

gTtHB subscriber informs the Inhabitants Of
y Goals Mouth and vicinity, that is still
continues ID carry on The W aeon Making ant
Nlacksmithing business. 10 ali their dtiIsrend
branches He is prepared TO furnish his Gun.
tomefs With neat. good and subste ntial
Wagons bis materials are Of the best qualify,
id be is confident his work win bear insssc-
tisp. IS i isdon6 either ~ himself, o. 6nier
Is inmsdists Inspection.
John ovERsiiiNER.
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