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The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08
rur philadelphia Pres says: =,

TEE Philadelphia Pres ssys: What
/. healthy and eloquent contrast there IS be
tween the loyal men OF Kentucky. Tennes-
zee. North Csrolins. and Western Virginia.
ana the peace-loving men Of the Northern
states, The latter occupy their time in con
staEt attacks on the Administration of Mr..
Lincoln. in misrepresentation Of The objects
ofthc war. and IN bitter abuse CT all who
sustain it--cosering their real intentions with
thin varnish Of Lypocritical devotion % the
country The loyal Southern v.sa siaS e.
err other Objeet before absorbing And
-,er present love Of the Union They for
get that Mr. Lneoln i a Republican. applaud
every EFFORT he IL making for their proicc-
ton. and welcome the soldiers Oft Repub-
lic into their midst, 10 matter FROM what
quarter. with every manifestation Of graft
sude."
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08
ToNsoRIAL.
RAY e D.

STRAYED PROM TIE SUB
~ scfieof. ilvins section IL, near Tsffe. Hsuis
~ ne isth ssy q April isst. q BAY Msrs ~ifhouf
any white hairs. ahcaf ls kalsds high. shosf ain
y~srs ED. fnppctrd a. ~ with foai wh~n he l~ft
Fstnis rasrks-shose the of .ds heai-d bat
ruunirg on she nsar -ids. a re~srf q 20 doilar.
All Be pad fsr sny lufernsiien thst viii lead 10
her reccscIT. fAhks CT AssfcE
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08

cotexrL SrEELE. returned from Indian
spolis on "Wednesday night. with new sH''
OF soldier clothes which sets on the Colonel
TO fne advantage. giving him the ar oi a
veteran officer. He informed u- that ne
~ould receive on yesterday. testa, arms. ana
III necessary equipments for the SSrd kes''
mcnt. which is now almost full lie expects
% receive marching orders. in a few days
lie also informs us, that Gov. Morton has
Jus. returned from Washington. highly en-
coaraged with the condition OF airsifs on The
Potomac. and predicting that. IN few dass'
important movements would be made which
siil 90 EAr tosarsis crushing oas the Rebel
lion. We are no, pernittei to mention the
particulars OF this movement, but that Il
all be cusireiy successful no one IN military
circles doubts for one moment The next
zen days will make vast amount Of history
N the annals Of :his government
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08
COLLIE clATE.
Terre- -Haute Female College

rI,HE SEVENTH sENI-ANNUAL SESSION of N,
ii Terre- -Hsufr fcmals Cciiess. will coumsuc. On
THURSDAY, The .sfh of September next The ssme
rrsessors and feachers ~bo have 20 srar and a. NJ,
frcsrrrtr filed The several departments - he Gel
lsgs hrretefors. wil sifh fsw excepfions conlinus
In the Schoci These wishing tp enter should % -
Al the be<inning II possfbie Any further infc-rna-
fion a. scsfaiszur - The sehsa rnsy - hsd by Al
dressing the und>rsxned - Terre-Hauss
asisAH John COVERT
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08

4 Eenilemrn from PressonSarS savs Gen.
Nclzon has takea possession al thst place
And has advanced ~ miles beyond Lieking
staiiofi. ard uas sfill msrching on.
The pickrts 81 the enemv we're tcn niles
sbead. where ~ rebels we're 1900 strcrr,
and sere expecicd q make stand
een Nelscn wss exported = come up -
them Yesterday
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08
LEGAL.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
~ Motto u hereby gis,n that will apply 70 IN.
Boart Il County Commissioners a. their next meet.
ing. commencing On Monday. the "a day q Dcc~rn-
hcr next. Ger cenfe 90 eli Intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than qusrt a. tiusc Ny place of
business and The premises vherp the liquor il 10 30
sold - on in-lof No. - eth street brtrecr ".
bash and Cherry In the cty of TsTre Haute in Vi
To county. IN III building kno~n a. the "Cincnnau
uou-e. 4. kArFAA1S.
Nos. = fltAW3v
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08

- Rise whisky ! one dollar aui ave
ccnts pr caiisn Ia Seu Oricsns The Crcs
cent City cant bold oat iong a 1sf rata.
When the y hisky gfvc- ori. the fehelliou =
efer. No-t u its Success has been oving g.
bsi whisky. Think 81 Ncu Orleans geusn-
tbFea<A the sinter Without rroE hsciand
cvn d better without Gotten. snd fsss,ee
uifheaf hre.i -LosisriTs pr-ssersf
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08

II III VNT nv NT II Els-fII WHO
hsuif tournal oficr. fT suhsrriptiou o. iob ~ors
-pald eoafer great faEsr. ne. In this dsrk hour
q oS adversely. ~ ccng for~art and sstlling The
seEne IA suh<rrtption took 10 rrr@ ard rill hass
70 trasf &c ne honcr - my Subscribers. far The
sueanf due fsf skssr sus-erirsion. I may - foaaa
a tie oif ofEice.
crt y. av7w q. =. GO0ERalf
The daily Wabash express., 1861-11-08

DEF BEEF.--Osr friend Joe
I'D Rurr hss or,saet a rnssf sAop a. ths bsnt-
ssF r-r erittir- ~ ~ = Barr, - sit street.
shrrr b. = ffe4fas Al ail hesrs - supyly Ell 4
-ants - 1nl, srts fst hstf, pcik. ierh. vssl ~
alsifta q rtasonshls rttss Givs hin fsessnt
1sils Oct so 20
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
Correspondence CT the DAILY Herald
,ETTER FROM WASHINGTON

Washington. ID. {. Nov -.

" dshlhg'oh' ~ - ~ -
EDITOR or TIE HERALD " ermoh' was
one Of the Il States that responded 20 the
cali OF the country Tor men sh'lled N 'h,. Use
Of the rifle wo companies o. Aer sharp
Shooters encampei IT 'hi' h'aee are evidence
OF her activity ana eaFnesthrss. u le" ON
er States rallied their Eliirneh. ouI III pro
portion 20 her population Vernon rank tlr-t
in numbers IN this arm OF the >er'Ice- Name
New Hampshire. New 1orh, F"nHsEI'"h'a'
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan are her
only competitors In all theTr ar" ~ncafni''''
here thirteen companies dNided mo TWO
r 7glments. the hr-i commanded ny Coi Der
dan. the second oy Col Fosl' ami am sorry
% announce that the h-h expectations o; our
efficiency entertained ov n" pubic have no.
a= yet been realized You well hno" under
what promises "" LET; III" State. that rifles
were IN READINGS, Tor Us ana that We mould
soon see the enemy Instead OF thi> not
company has received It's rifles. although
months have elapsed SINCE their ARRIVAL, and
it is now runhoTed that guns OF an inferior
quality are 10 be furnished Us. bis Is the
only thing of which We can complain. tor our
ratlons are good. and sklrmishng IN the NOR
ming and battalion drill IN the afternoon iui-
" occupy on r time, We have good comfort
able unltorha and If Ae were 10 winter
here there is no prospect OF suffering. And
perhaps II is better that we remain inactive
for time provided We are not IDLE but the
men are becoming disheartened, for those
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
Hor the Rutland Herald.
THE WOMEN OF CLARENDON.

Mr.. EDITOR 1t is perhaps but justice to
the patriotic women of Clarendon to say that
more than four weeks since they sent a box
to THE Sanitary Commission, Western De-
partment, st. Louis, Mo-" in responsible an
appeal issued about the time of the National
Fast, to THE patriotic women of New Eng
land" They paid Express charges on this
box, with some help from the men, to the
amount OF fifteen dollars and fifty cents
This box contained "a pairs of socks, 81 pill
lows, IS WOODEN blankets, bed quilts, 10
sheets, pairs pillow slips, Is towels, under
bed ticks, 5 night caps, shirt, pair mittens,
rolls of bandages, old linen, &c.
About two weeks since box was deliver
ed 10 Mr.. Weeks, IN Rutland, agent of Quar-
termaster Davis, with articles for I'd Regi-
ment VT. soldiers, if needed by them, if not,
for any other VT. soldiers. This box contain
ed "a pairs mittens, Il pillows, II pairs pill
low slips, s towels, pairs socks, 4 blankets,
bed quilts, L sheets, and large roll OF old
linen and bandages. Mrs. +. Button,
about IS years OF age, knit : pairs OF the
socks and pairs of mittens H.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

pursued with the most prompt condemnation
by courts and legislators"
In State IS. Humphrey (p. 569) il va held
that II one hires horse Of another. under
pretence that he wishes him only 70. tenn
porary purpose, when IN fact be design.
wholly to deprive the owner Of him. and he
actually does put thd horse to a different Use
from that for which be hires him. i j. larce-
ny, even though he DO not S.! Or dispose Of
the horse.
in Rutland and " Railroad Co. -. Ban.
Of Mlddlebury (p. 6@9) certain bonds Of the
plaintiff corporation came lawfully into -he
bands Of the detendent corporation. AM were
held, IN good faith. under claim Of right.
An action Of trOyer was brought and the de-
PENDANTS offered. the Court asserting. 70 bring
the bonds into Court. and pay cost, The
plaintiffs refused compliance. and proceeded
10 suit. 1t was held that they could not r--
cover, a. general ia Images. ANYTHING ~ rea-
son OF the deterIoratbn in market value Of the
said bonds, they beihg their own obligations
% pay.
In Bnntnal. vs.. Saratoga and w. Railroad
Co. (p. 66j) box va delivered 70 The de
fsndants At Saratoga Springs 10 be forwarded
TO Boston. The defendant road was one d
several roads making q communication be-
tween Saratoga Springs and Boston. II was
held that the plaintiff having proved the de-
livery to the agent Of the defendant. ana IT,
non-receIp; az Bostbn. the burden Of proof
shifted. and the defendants were bound 70
show attirmatiyely the delivery OF the box
to the next railroad n communication With
their own
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

country. But there is no need Of getting ex-
cited over the details Ii j, nevertheless the
part Of wisdom for our government to be
prepared tor any emergency that may arise
The greatest cBorts ShouLd at o,ce be made,
aoithom the loss Of a day, to pm our seccoast
and Take detenceS IN tie most effective condi-
ton Of defence =; and our local militia should
be more .t,slty armed, cquipped end dri!ted in
the use Of artillery and heaO5 ordnance.-
These are the duties required o. each State
For the rest, we may leave the management
of this question in the hands of Mr.. Secreta-
ry Seward
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
FROM THU SOUTH CAROLINA
COAST.


The Charles tor Mercurr .ay-:
The olantatibE u John RaveU Matn-
ew>. ESQ. situated on Bear Island. near
the mouth Of 81 be A>hepoo river. was VS.
lied by the Lin4onite- on Wednesday la,t
On their appro ach. the proprietor with
noble patriotism b. ser IRE 10 his entire croD.
and WAS about placing tue match to liz
residence wher u detachment of our cav
airy arrived. and he spared tn. house for
our troop 10 q Iarter in. Mr. Mathew,
j. a most rvteFsive rice and cotton planter
ami wc learn has made splendid crop
this car Mr. Edward Baynarl. ot
Edisto Island. has likewise burned hi-
whole crop Of cotton "a well a. hi resi-
dence and the other buildings upon lis
plantation. such noble sacrifices to the
cause Of rnc South ie-eryr the highest
praise.
CHARLE,ro>. Nov. 3u.-Thr patriotic
planters On the seaboarl are hourly apply
Ing the torch to the crop, Of cotton and
rice. some have authorized the military
10 DESTROY the crops 10 prevent
the ravages OF the enemy on their planta-
tons. On ihe mouth OF the di-lo.
a. we'll a. elsewhere along
the coast Of South Carolina. Their. i, one
sheet Of fame and smoke
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
WHAT THE LOUISVILLE JOUR
NAL" SAYS.

I'VE do not believe that even in this age
OF cheap publications any work can be more
reasonable than the terms of the Scientific
American at 50 per annum, with TWENTY-FIVE
per cent discount for clubs of ten. II forms
yearly volume Of 1913 pages quarto, with
an immense nuaber of original engraungs
OF patented machines, valuable inventions,
and objects of scientific interest There is
not anindustrial pursuit which does no. re-
celve share OF its attention. 1t contains
official lists of patent claims, important sta
tistlcS. practical recipes for useful domestic
purpo'es, and has long stood, both in this
county and Europe, as the highest authority
IN the mechanic arts and sciences There Is
no publication more valuable to the farmer,
the miller, the engineer. the IRON founder, the
mechanic, or the manufacturer We have
never opened a number without learning
something we never knew before, and obtain
lng,Valuable information for the benefit Of
our readers. The Publishers, Messrs. Mum
& Co, Of 81 Park Row, New York, have de-
served the success which they have achieved.
No one should visit that city without calling
at their palatial establishment, which is mu-
scum OF inventive genius, collected from the
entire world If any of our friends away off
in the country do not know this work. and
will take our advice, they will mail 81 and
become subscribers Immediately, or by APP
plying to the publishers they can obtain a
specimen copy gratis, which will be sure to
confirm the truth OF our recommendation"
We fully indorse the above and would rec
ommend oui readers to take Prentice's ad-
vice and subscribe for the paper new
volume commences on the first of January,
and it being valuable work OF reference,
containing. as It does the only official list of
patent claims published IN the country, every
number should be preserved. The paper is
published every Saturday, by The well known
patent agents, Messrs Mum & Co, who have
conducted the paper during the past sixteen
years.
In addition TO furnishing specimen copies
of the paper gratis, the publishers will send
a pamphlet oi advice to inventors, free Of
charge.
Address, MUNN & Co. 81 Park Row.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

FoURTh REGIMENT.-H. b. Atberton is
recruiting at Cavendsh for the Fourth Yer
mont Regiment All who wish to 90 into
service in the Fourth Regimen of Vermont
Volunteers, already noted for having one of
the best communicated. Stoughton-on
the line of the Potomac will do we'll to APP
ply to Capt Atberton, at Cavendish, who is
every inch soldier, and well worthy of lead
ing the Green Mountain BOYS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

Active preparations are being made for
an advance down the Mississippi The
gun boats are rapidly approaching COM
pletion. The mortar fleet consists of
thirty boats, all ready for mounting with
their armament. The tugs and pontoon
bridges are in a forward state, and large
reserve Of soldiers is continually accumu-
lating at Benton Barracks. 1t is neither
polite nor possible to say whether the ex-
petition may depart in three weeks or
three months, but the vast preparations
now on foot seem to indicate grand aud
irresistible army, which will not be easily
stopped in its course. Accounts from
Cairo state that the cOntederates are also
making huge efforts for fitting reception.
If so, there is likely to be a desperate
struggle in Columbus The location is
such as 10 give an immense advantage to
the enemy in position.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

Mr.. Goodrich, special bearer of import
ant dispatches from our Ministers ia Eu-
rope, arrived yesterday, and laid the doc
uments before the Secretary of State
Mr. Goodrich has been travelling for some
time in Europe, and has had frequent in
terviews with the leading men throughout
that country. The sympathy is almost
universal with the Federal Government,
and against the rebels
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

A specimen OF the poisoned cartridge.
OF which some have recently been taken
from secessionist, near Cumberland ha,
been presented TO the editor of the Vince
ling Press. The cartridge l. constructed
with tin tube attached. in which. fastened
TO the bullet. 4 minnie. j. the poisonous
compound When the rnuSket j. dischar-
ged. the tube breaks and the poison goe>
with the ball and lodging with il j, di--em-
mated through the object hit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
THE PLAN % rHE CAMPAIGN


mar u ~ 0''o... ' ' '
ie''iI'' pan "1@'''' % mag
- va ''o' -" ''''-'''' -
:. -. -. - -.
- 49, WAN o-'. go
"'s 81 "'-'' '' 81 .'''. ''''''' veg '''' ''-'''-''
anu IlI''a', ,4-@ W d 'lr '-1 i'''- 10 '''l'.>'.
'D'' '''T ID IRA. ''''' no" 'o'i''.,','z'''
Oh .''', o'''''''- I'D N''''oeA. '''a 81" 'ii''o'-
~ 80 --"P'' '' -.
me 'eDe!Iioh speedily is me declared ohJecf
and purpose Of III administration. aad thI.
,.,. g.. .,...f--t .r.. s-. - ---.-.
i1r'" ."'' '-e nSa'' Ill ''' 7rheliloa' '''a'#-
zen Mcclellan aid % have gIver *
preston 10 III. .~t that # IN. rlars ar. no.
go,
"''" ~ WA ' A'''' ~ ~ '''
me rebellion hE The first Of next May Abez
the gIgan'iC rr5Dortion, Of the cgnsniracr
a,a;,s, ,.,.. ,,,,...r..,,. .-.. - :..o.o-
=. -''''
''1e' a'''"' il j. '1F f'isin2 that any Impatient"
should De fit on account u what j. only al
parent Inactivity On ia. mar, nj the rovern-
mon, ,ra..o,,1.. ,no..,,,-
Ia, 'ne govern
Hieh' La Deeh abe % accomplish 50 much n
30 short time Without an army or ever
a nav A. Ill ad.auat- 70 the .xigenr7es
.or,s,, .,..o, ..- - -, =. ~
h1ff'ea"T upon me country We have nov
an army 81 TX hundred rhousan nd men in The
field and = nav, ,b., = .,,4g;.;,-,. .,,a-.If.
.-..
- - -i"''i'a'n enc l0alis Tie OiocAsae o. me
southern ports. and 10 cooperate with the
land forces III the reduction Of the rebel ,,r..-
o. 81. -,-.... sci. II, . p.,-.
'''D
thi- vast number Of troop ha- been placed
in 'Ae field in such Il bret period a. N A.
+o-r--h ~. -,ovzev- ~ I-,,,o-,.. -. 49,. go. -.
40 "-' ''' u syn I'LL Daa ea@rFne7s 10 strik@
an effective blow upon tia head Of the mon
ster rebellion. the fact that these troops were
All ta...r -r,u. ti,. ,.-..... ..,,,.,,,, , ,.g-.
- w. 900 -- 'Si'I3 anu 'hs AT o.
"aI- an lusEille1 ia lniiltar: tactics. 90 There
.- 70 -oval road 70 learning.- j. proverb 2
---,. rher a--,.r-d - AZ army - =. ! ,v,..,,
= ''-''' '-' '' ''if s@"'D' "i 'o'4e=r
Nothlng out study. discipline and drill can
.ltr ,be.~ s.A hundred tbou.a,d men ar-ova
.t...... .-....- 80. ....... - .-,--..-- -.
~ 81 a. '1-O0' anu make D
'A1iA Ill effective vel appointed army. And
10 a.oompii-b fh,. r,-..e Is indispensable VA
b.. adj. and &. rad. ;rn,Ii.. GO, ,...,,,...:,.
,.,,
~ ->-''' 4'- ''A-'- j. 'l@ PF0ioel o. inaa-'ilo2-
ass auf-..ll-ut lauo- and experience Yog
.4uagr max -co4 solder O. house-builqr-
,,l,-. 81. ,.-.., .........s...-
S''-
-' ----''---1@I Oh n eolDleF-
%o~ ia TIM PRACTICAL. .oLlnIon-sen-e view
81 the ca7e- ''ef- Mcclellan IN delaying thus
lar ' MAKE III @.-N a'4oe- las Deen aeiihg tae
rF1Ef o. r. E.-ts anu fCfI@-f44EarH s-ggln8zTls4~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

Our government has replied to the invi
tation of England, France and Spain, to
take part in the expedition against Mexi-
co, declining to have anything to do with
it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

What ar YOU about. my dear - laid Ms
grandmother TO little Toy who was sliding
along he room ami casting furti.~ glances at
u @en'.eman VITO Wa paying = visit e. I'm
trying grai'-n". 80 sta. papas nat Of the
room, "lihon letting ine gentleman ser IL. Tor
papa wants niEi 80 think he, nut.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19
THE VERMONT REPORTS.

The highly complimentary Notice of
the 32d volume of the Vermont Reports
which appears in our columns this morn
ing, Is taken from the Boston Courier of
the 10Th inst, and is undoubtedly from the
pen OF GEO. $. billiard, ESQ, an en-
inent member of tie Suffolk Bar,-for-
merly editor Of the Law journal, and now
associate editor OF the Courier. We pub
lish the article mainly for the valuable
information which it imparts to the gen
eral reader, and partly because we are
gratifed to know that the eminent learn
ing OF our Courts is appreciated, to such
an extent, a, to demand the attention of
lawyers and lurists OF our sister States.
The commentator which the writer OF
the article we publish to-day, bestowo up
on the Courts of Vermont, we are willing
to accept as abundantly deserved. And
as evidence that the judicial decisions of
the Courts Of our State are looked up to
as sound law, we may state, that the pub
fishers OF the Vermont Reports have filled
large order, from all the Western and
Middle States for a number Of year., and
even from the Southern States, until the
present year And it Is fact which is
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

g1 There is to be a social assembly at
p. l.. Go-s'z Hall in We; Rutland, on
Wednesday evening Dec -. Music ::
Rutland Quadrille Band. Arrangements
have been made tor a pleasant timr.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-19

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Ira Taft will hear OF
something beneficial to him by calling al,
or sending his address TO, ths office.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-06-04
CLOSING4OUT,

rTHHE STOCK OF GOODS belonging to the
" estate sfthe late James A. Lewis, decd,
will be sold. 10 close the concern, on terms
that cannot fail to give satisfaction TO purz
ehasers. The attention Of Country Mer-
chants is called to this stock. 1t consists OF
over 10000 dollars worth Of Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing; Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Gaps, Bonnets, Hosiery, Stationary SaddIery,
&c, which will be sold lid lots 70 the trade,
on as good terms as similar goods could be
had on, in the Cities, and at retail at lower
prices for cash than any one could afford,
who intended to continue ia business.
WIN. A. LEWIS, Executor.
Z December 10, 1860. IT,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-06-04
New Grocery.
w. A. WiIsOm

DEsPECTFULLY informs the public that
LII lie has opened a Grocery at the old
stand lately occupied by Snyder& Wilson, CD
posite the Star office. He will constantly
keep on hand a full supply of Groceries, Ca n
dies, Fruits, Gonfectionaries, Pickles, To-
haeco, Cigars, &c., &c., together with a. few
Dry Goods all Of which he will sell low for
cash. The public are invited to call.
Particular attention will be given to keep
ing Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Game, &c, &c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
will be received at all times, in exchange fer
Dry Goods and Groceries
Charleston, Feb, %, 1861.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-06-04
NOTICE OF SALE.

|, t,-8B.E NOTICE OF SALE. SS
A LRXANDER w. QUAR- In Chsneery,
IA RlER, Complainant, in the Circuit
Peter HecEert and Henry b. Roane .Coan.
Chapman, Defendants. sJ ty
The public will take notice that the sub
scibef, as Commissioner, appointed for the
purpose BY a decree entered in the above case,
win on the goth day Of May, 1861,
at the door Or the Court Honse Of Roane
County, proceed 10 sella certain tract OF land
NSi1g on the waters of Spring Greek in the
said County, and on which said ,Heckert now
resides, and more particularly described in
the bill and exhibits filed in said cause, to
which reference is here made to the highest
bidder, requiring FIVE per cent of the purchase
money to befpaid in hand, and the residue in
four equal instahments at 6, II, IS and "a
months, secured by bonds, with good personal
security, and retaining also lien on the land
for the same The whole tract will be offer
ed for sale ina body and also in Lots Of con.
yenient and eligible size adopting the sac
in whole orln parcels dependent on the fact
which sale may produce Tie largest sum Of
money.
II Idtb A5 ISAAC. N. SMITH, !
February 10. 1861. v6n4l. Commissioner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-06-04

DYs THE GOVERNOR OF, VIRGINIA
ID, A. PROCLAMATION. w hefeas, Iva
caney has occurred in the Convention Of Viz.
GINA by the resignation Of GEoRdE W. SUN.
MERs, a member thereof for the county oil
Kanawha, therefore the Sheriff OF said county
is hereby required to hold an election az this
June next, for member Of the Ceny ehtion
fofisaid county, to supply The vacancy afore'
said. Ess4>l
- Given Under my hand as Governor,
I.s. and under the Seal Of the Common
- wealth, at RichinondJ this 18th day
of May, $751; and in the s5th year Of The Com.
John LETeHRR.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MuSFoRp,
a Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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