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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-23

DARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP invited 70
call and examine the beautiful assortment Of chill
drens and infants Hats and Caps Of the latest and most
approved styles which for sale the splendid hat
adjustment Of FRANCISCAN WHITMAN.
Oct29 No %, Public Square
FTHE METROPOLITAN HAT.-Those persons
Il who wish neat and comfortable business Hat would
do well to call and examine those beautiful syl& that
we have just received. FRANCISCO h WHITMAN.
Oct2S % Public Square.
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NALL AND WINTER GOODS.-LANDE. ELS

TALL AND WINTER GOODS.-LANDE ELS
i BACK & CO, No. 50, Market street, have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock Of e
CANT Ready Made Clothing Of the best material per
who DESTROYS of procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
Customers and strangers visiting the city, respectful
Iy invited to call and examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We are convinced that sell lower than
any other house in the city, either wholesale or retail
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THOSE POPULAR DRESS HATS

THOSE POPULAR DRESS HATS
- :,
"a TlNUE to ehcit the admiration of the fashionable
world. They extensively engaged in manufacturing
10 vi every sYle ana 9uaiy ana are prepared at the
shortest notice to produce Hats Of size shape requr
ed They sell their extra quality of French MOleSkn Hats
five dollars These Hats be disce1ned from all others
for beauty OF texture and elegance of design Anew sup
ply ready to-day.
novl9 wATERFIELD & WALKER.
OUR FOUR DOLLAR HAT Is MAKING
" quite impression in the community Never, in the
annals of Nashville has such Hat been offered for
DOLLARS Let the scepuca and unbelevng call and see
for themselves at
novi9 wATERFIEI.D 4 WALKERS
ENOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.-WE HAVE
l. the largest and most varied assortment Of fancy Hats
and Caps for Boys and Children offered in the city.
Most Of the STYLES entirely and very desirable
AISO-A fine assortment of Ladies' Riding Hats ofthe
movie W1TERFIELD L WALKER
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-OUR
stock of tine fancy Furs is hourly expected W. mule
purchases 6 in tie season. and Consequently shall be
enabled to sell them low Weexpect in few days to have
WAKEFIELD & WALKER.
Hat and Fur Store No &C. west side Public Square next
to GOwdevs nOv19.
ID HEUMATISM.- RHEUMATISM CAN
III be cured either nfammaiory (acute) chronic. No
matter what form of the disease how bad how long
sandi g, by the Ofha celebrated Vegetable Internal
remedy, MortimOre's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purifier" For by the only Agent, in Nashville,
nOvl9 H g. SCOVEL.
TRUNkS! TRUNKS!! TRUNKS
l. CEINED this day another supply of the best Sole
Leather TRUNkS-various sizes.
novIs MYERS & McGILL.
DOBE DE CHAMBRE.-WE HAVE JUST
III received an assortment of ROBE DE CHAMBRE of
Cashmere, Muslin de Lain and Oil Calico. For sale by
novl9 MYERS d McGlLL.
OIL BUCK SKIN SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS.-Ths dav received another lot Of Buck Skin
SHIRTS and DRAWER They recommended by our
best physicians Indispensable to persons For
sac by novl9 MYERS McGIIL.
TTNDERWEAR.-JUST RECEIVED LOT
l of Gentlemens UNDER SHIFTS and DRAWERS
of Silk. Cashmere Marine Lambs Wool Canton Flannel
and plain Cotton For sale by
nOvlg MYERS d McJlLLL
TMBROIDERED SHIRTS. -RECEIVED
II this day small assortment of elegant EMBROIDERED
SHIRTS for Wedding and Party occasions. For sale by
novlg MYERS McGllI.
LYONS d co.
importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
bacco, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
Liquors, etc.
No. 10 CEDAR STREET Nashville
Country orders respectfully solicited and punctuay at
tended to-
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Neat de LANES
With great variety of low price de LANES, &c.
White Goods, Laces, etc.
Cambrics, JackOnes, Swisses, Tarltons;
Vat. IIaces Edgngs and iusertings;
Jaeonet and Swiss Trimmings and Houncines
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chmizees;
Jaconet Collars and Sleeves;
Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs in great variety;
Kid Gloves, Silk and Wool "
Super Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do
Black Lace Wells Ribbons &c.
In Cloaks Talmas and Mantlas have the richest
sOrtment offered in this market in Velvet San Cloth
and Silk; all eOlOrs with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Velvets for making them.
Staple Goods.
Cloths Cassimeres Yestngs, Sattinetts Fannels Tick
ings Shirtings Beached and Brown Domesics, Bed
Blankets Super Coat Blankets Shawls Linssys Prints
Apaccas We feel confident that buyers viii find it greatly
to their interest to give this stock careful examination
and in so doing save themselves money
octll McCLELLANDS, No. 20 Public square
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WOOLLEN GOODS.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & co. have received by late arri-
y walls New Style Dress Goods and WOoen Wrappings
adapted to the winter sales and City trade which they will
sell very low and invite the attention of Merchants their
stock Of
French Prn'd Valencennes; Printed Saffower Vevets
New STYLE CashmereS ROYAL Blue Alpacas;
High cold French Delanes; Black Silk Lustre do;
Ali wool black do; Colored Alpacas;
Lapins black do; MerinO Francois;
Watered POpns; English Mernos;
Black Silks all widths; Silk Plaids;
Fancy Dress Silks; Scotch Plaids;
Black Silk Velvet Ribbons, all widths;
Also
so dozen MerinO Vests, superior quality;
so do do Pants, do do;
10 do do Wrappsrsdo do;
80 cases New Style Prints;
5 do New Delains;
10 bales Blankets;
so do IA Brown DOmestics;
Which will be sold very low by
DUNCAN, MORGAN & CO.
ocf9l Nos 20 and II Public Sauare
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VNTE RESPECTFULLY inform our friends and the
w public that we have on hand large and well
assorted stock of Fur Silk and Soft Hats Mems and Boys
Cashmere Hats; Chdrens Fancy Hats and Caps Mems
and Boys Cloth Flush and Fur Caps Of every description,
unsurpassed in good quality style and owness Oprice
which they offer at wholesale and retail.
oct22 LANDE, ELSBACh CO.
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ING CHEWING TOBBCCO.-THIS TOBAC.
il co far superior 10 any other in use, being of the
pures kind without any mixture adueration il is
article in the Southern country and only wants trial TO
make become universally used. The only place it can be
found in Nashville is at LYONS CO,
noyl3 10 Cedar street.
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GROCERIES.

BEN NJ SozL, rHos. c. HuRGR. A. TYLER
,n BEN. N. NOEL &>CO.,
Grocers and Commission, Receiving and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors
COLLEGE STREET.
WINES AND LIQUORS,--THREE HUN
w bred bbls Leonds kectied Whisky;
100 do Pate's do dg
.s, 50 do Robertson county d Whisky;
40 do Old Monongahela do;
rs rs bsls Old Bourbn Whis'y SO baskets Champagne;
30 Do AiFsI Ram. Brandy pipes Holland Gin
~ 90 an; - 20 bbls Old PORT Wine;
80 90 Makers Winter 10 bbls Apple Brandy;
halfpiPes Madeira and 20 boxes assorted Irandiss.
n; Sssr 6ya T R1ssjv 20 boxes caret Wine
Instore and for saleby oct29 BEN NJ NOEL &co
TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-FoRrY Bxs
Il Gus Jones Tobacco;
so boxes Peter N B0azs No l Tobacco
. 25 boxes Peter NJ Boazs Gold Leaf Tobacco;
90 boxes AisOns Tobacco; Is boxes Ph9nix Tobacco;
25 boxes Fennells do; 10 boxes sam WoOfs do
10 boxes YouDg& Burrills /" boxes Z Whites do;
90 boxes Missouri do; boxes Reed 4 Nash do;
10 boxes Dailys do; 10 boxes Kentucky do;
so boxes Terry's Melee Ci-
gsrs;
oO boxes CuDa ok cigars;
$4,000 Principe Cigars
$4,000 Regaa Cigars; best brands in store and for sale
by oct29 BEN. NJ. N0EI. Il co.
SUNDRIES.-QNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
- bags prime Rio Coffee;
goo bbls st Louis Mills Flour Flour;
100 hhds fair to choice Sugar. so bbls st Louis city Mills
200 bills Reboiled Molasses; casks Nader;
100 bbls Sugar-hOuse do; 100 boxes Glassware;
100 = bbls Sugar-bouse do; 100 bbls Vinegar;
500 bills No / kanawa Salt; % bbls Loaf Sugar
100 kegs Nails, assorted; 20 bbls Powdered Sugar;
100 DemIohns, assorted; 20 bbls Crushed Sugar;
terees Rice; 80 bags Cotton Yarns;
ceroons best Indigo; 10 casks Soda
10 bags Race Ginger;
10 bags Pepper
In store and for sale by BEN. NJ. NOEL / 30.
Oct29
NOTICE.-HAVING THIS DAY ASSOCIA-
| \ tadu in he Rrsin
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A GAIN WE WOULD INVITE OUR CITI-
n ZENS and STRANGERS, VISITING and passing
through the City, to call and examine the magnificent and
superb M0LESkIN HATS, manufactured by FRANCISCO
K WHITMAN. No 23. Public Square.
Every style Of HEAD ORNAMENTS can be had at their
PALACE HAT STORE.
FRANCISCO WHITMAN,
oct29. No. % Public Square.
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RICH FALL AND WINTER

RICH FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
wv A. & J. G. McCLELLAND have Just received the
w largest and best selected stock of Fall and Winter
Goods offered in this market which they offer to the
trade at lower prices than they be found any other
house in the city, At No 20 Public square.
Rich Dress Goods.
Brocade Silks, Rich PRINTED de Laines
Check do Rich Plaid
Plain do Elegant Plaid Cashmeres;
Super blk do Glasgow Plads
Plaid Poplns; Plain Nous de LANES;
Plain i" Frch MerinOs Cashmeres
Rob Roy Silks English and German Merinos;
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likely to occur again for some time.
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LIQUORS.

I - EIGHTH pipes extra Champagne Brandy;
III 10 Z" Marrett 4 Cos do;
10 SigneITs dos
quarter casks Malaga Wine;
eighth pipes Muscat do;
kegs tOughtOn's Bitters;
g Essence Peppermint
5 bbls Old Rye Whisky;
80 Star do;
For sale by aug27 WE. GORDON AGO
~ LASSWARE.---5oO boxes Fancy Pint Flssks;
" i zSS do.
Forsale BY WI. GORDON co
ELOUR.-2OO bbIs extra White Wheat Flour;
IL 200 New York Mills sx. Family do.
200 Montgomery do;
100 Gaego Mills dor
For sale BY sept27 w. IL GOkDON go
A MEXICAN SOAP.-IOO boxes American Cream
n Soap, in bars; 100 bbls American Laundry Soap in
mass Warranted 10 the work ct the laundry, n cold
water, either soft hard, OF salt For sale BY
sept24 W H-GOkDON AGO.
u IoUORS.--IOO bbls Star Whisky;
100 bbls Old Bourbon, MonOngahela, and old Rye do;
100 eighth pipes Champagne brandy, sup. article,
so casks Malaga Vine. For sale BY
sept24 w. H. GORDON co.
DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT The subscribers
Clothing for Boys from tolls offered sale in the
Union Orders for Gentlemen Clothing filed the short
estnotice.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment haTs
the privilege Of changing them Il they do not suit
f. A. HOYT BRO.
S. W. corner ofChestnat and 10 st, Philadelphia
ADril & ls53-ly
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Mrs. Halter. ............
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COFFEE, FLOUR, CANDLES, &c.--6OO bags
~ Rio Coffee; 80 do Laguars do,
200 bbls Sup Flour, various brands;
100 boxes, y boxes, and d boxes Star Candies;
IS do Summer and TallOw Candles;
60 do DOyles Superior Soap; 10 do Starch For
sale very low, by (maysll AcCREA TERRASS.
IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS, STEEL & AXES.
Il $50 Tons Rolled Iron warranted;
10 do Bells hammered Iron;
900 Kegs Nails assorted sizes;
20 Tons Pittsburgh Castings;
5000 lbs English Blister, Crawey and Cast STEEL
20 Boxes Axes. For SALE by
may2l McCREA TERRASS.
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Lucretia BOrgia.
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TT0HOSE FINE SNUFFS.--JUST RECEIVED
i per steamer A. L. Davis $50 pounds of SNUFF of su-
peror qualities of the fine brands ofGare Scotch
Snuff in bottles; Rooms Macaboy in bottles and kegs AL
So superior quality of French Rappee in gallon jars suit
able to travellers Also large lot offne cut Cavendsh
Chewing Tobacco, article, with an assortment of
Chalk Pipes.
The above articles prepared to sell Wholesale Re-
tail as cheap as any house in the West.
nov4 JAMES MOORE
Tobacconst sign little Indian, corner Cherry and Cedar
streets Nashville
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PERKINS & CLACK-Are now prepared to
ceive, store and ship cotton Liberal advances made
O consignments. octz
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A LSO.-Received this week large lot of Trunks
n Shirts, Stocks, ETC., for sale low at
Oct22 LANDE, ELSBACHS 4 co.
NOTICE. am closing up my business with view Of
~ permanently Withdrawing. Many persons are indebt
ed to by note and account for years. and hope
they will call and pay up without further delay trouble
have removed my Beaks and Papers to the room ad.
Oning MeSSrs. w. II. Gordon 4 Co.
aug Il SAM SEAY
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pOEEiCAs..
NONE REMEMBER THEE.

BY HON. Mns. MERTON.
.sNone remembe: thee ! thou whosc h,art
e. Pour'd love on all around;
y Thy name no anguish can impart-
5"ris forgotten sound,
\ Thy old companions pass thee ny
With cold bright smile and vacant eye,
And none remember lhec
"a Save me!
= None remember thee! ;hou vert not
* Beauieous as some things are;
3 NY glory heamrd upon thy lot,
Ny pale and quiet star
Like winter bud that too soon hath oufst,
Thy cheek wac fading from the fret
And none remember thee
Save me
None remcmbe: thee! they could spy
Noueht when they gazed on thee,
Bot thy souIs deep 1--we in thy quiet eye
II hath passed from their memory
The gifts Of genius were not thine,
Proudly before the world TO shine,
And none relnembe. thee
Save me!
None remember thee F.! now lhou'rt gone,
Or they could no, choose but weep
When they thought OF thee. my gent'e one'
In thy long and lonely sleep.
Fain would murmur thy nam 90: 'eh
How gladly together We used 10 G"."-
And none remember thee
Save me
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IN a n.

DIHD Wel!,n, North Carolina, Morday. the l2t instant,
lnrsI dualI2n NESLEY F. $ AL
SION years ir Aston aud small
children Gu;lciy vac, recently,
HIchnyaa Weldon, and made Is
and thorough
In enemy he ing Irli
salvation l!pus Ch whose
pIIoT death. Ills
Ell residence the RI!cIgh by
cuncJHrIr Vi la:
feeble hrs fchnci ly mi.ir
bcC"ar a-iIluri with Mr Aston Ill ic%
aga; u hat brief period had learned
IA without cprUac! iTIeRI ami uriuchns
his daily wall the beautiful The
Christian ci,IIic:Et W
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MY MOTHERS BIBLE.
,rr n NnpDT9

This book 10 all that's left me now
Tears will unbidden start
With faltering lip and ihrobbine brow,
press il 10 my heart.
For many generations past,
Here is our family tree;
NV mothers hands this Bible clasped
She. dying, gave l! IT,.
All we'll do remember those
Whose names these records bear;
Who round the Eearlh.stonc used 10 close
After the evening prayer,
And speak OF what these pages said,
In tones my heart would thrill!
Though they are with the silent dead,
Here are they living still
My father read this holy book
TO sisters. brothers dear
How calm was my poor mothers look,
Who leaned Gods WORT to hear.
Her angel facc-I see ltyet
What thrilling memories come
Again that little group is met
Within the halls CT home!
Thou truest friend man ever knew,
Thy constancy I've tried;
Where all were ialse found thee True,
My counsellor and guide.
The mines OF earth no treasure give
Thai could this volume buy;
In teaching me The way - live,
It taught me how 10 die.
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SONG OF THE SOUTHERN BOY.

SONG OF TIE SOUTHERN Buy.
Oh! l cannot live in the northern ciEle
When the winds are wild and chill
For my heart then longs for its southern honis
And beats with southern THRILL
And dream Of the calm clear lakes that lilo
Indeplhs of the silent wood;
And think Of the placid southern sky,
Which shadows their solitude.
And often think OF the wild deer free
And the mock-bi birds Joyous lays,
And the prairies brood, where The eye can see
To The far horizons haze.
Where the moss man builds his palmetto hut,
And none but the hunter go,
wish to paddle my light piroqne
Ger the depths of the broad bayou
Oh still there my fathers house zee,
mid the perfumed orange grove;
And brother and sisters calling me-
'Come, dearest, and share our love-"
IT'S the home where Oliecrion holds its reign
Where the hearts best feelings glow
Then ] cannot in northern Climes remain,
But must 10 my hearts home 90.
must 60 where the Mississippi slides
Through the valleys rich and broad
Whsre the wild bees hum and the owlcls hide,
In the grand and pahless wood.
Fro the flowers have gone 10 winter death,
And the king breathes his spell;
must hie away from The chilling breath,
And bid you long farewell.
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VIRGINIA STATE FINANCES.

hrpiron's OrrIcE, RICHMOND Dec. 20. 1898
Si.-As rqi!rcd by law Go, transmit 10 you iao'GS
4 q D. f. r an,: q. which will taken together cons
,ue an in, l.bI- statement ct the financial
nrnspecrs of The Treasury Of Virginia 80 fur as the
,unnect.d with tho business of this Department
am with hnh respect, your obedient servant, oorn,a
RIO JOHNSTON Auditor OF Pn ,tIn, n.e0'A'''
To Josrpn JonSsoN, Esq Governor OF virginia
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OF October and November last, Un account OF
the stone wo;a of tie monument,
The superintendent OF the stone work estimates
twill r,Iui.e, 10 complete his woik, all oi
wniyi. sr"nnse vii! be douc prior 10 Tic Is:
Ottrner, 1851
[ have supposed that Mr.. Crawford will be able
10 draw, in lS53-5i, for all tnut will be due
him On account Of mis- contract, except for III"
,uucstran group, and for half, j. e. SIS OGO
for thai part of Tic wo:k iii 1916,
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1T NV I-H

Thursday &2l December 1853 tv the
Rer. Alexander Jones d D, Of The Episcopal Chucl Mr. RICH
ARD & PGMBEHTbS. ii hius William County Ms SARAH
VIRGINIA WATSON, eldest daughter of the ae EdSn Watson o.
Ils
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SCHOOLS AND COLIEGES.
PORT Royal BoARDISG sCuoo,;

CAROLINE COUNTY, v, 80
HE rrGntarna a patronage at this School are ,i-v
Iii organized upon plan CT.r.oi
caonal ImstIon Virginia The Course Of I,, ,. az:
hufou: and systematic. embracing he En- yisb
rIiIitical branches. professor Of Music la .n RS h
The situation shea!ty aud accessible, rs;Dg nm ,b
mock river. nbOu! - miles beuw FrlcEicE.burS , s ~
the Milford depot Of ;sr Richmond and
Steamboats, pass regularly twice week from lirnrr
ick.buTc. and Cpnyeycnces may he had from the demo,
The annual session. commences on the isf Monday in a..
continues 10 mOGs lii' rrcrrs OF ubUu; week Al ~.
and 3days n l:astsr Pupils admitted a; any III
the session. The annual cam i!D and exhibition AK.
Juiv, il3rcirsc OF the Gess6n. = :
There is room L; present. for four five more boar.r
vision will be made by the OF the ncyr
III accommodation VI others -,
Termsi
Board ani tuition. payable "nc rhIEl advance
Wlthuu. beard primary department. / =
Academic course from S3pto
r;S- Music and stUdlcs a. rOiessvr's prices
rurlnfnrmati"n an, reference address t. iaI'UER Pa.
pur; Royal, Ca:onc Cuunty. Va, March i-c;, as
SELECT FEMALE: school,
NEAR HALIFAX COURT HOUSE. yIRGjM
'sTl; rex, session oi is School viii ccnnence ON To-
o;Jlnu.r., Ia. IL i;"t BE Gu-t. the ..gl e,
CO, Ancient ana .IoGcT" LlT5utG's Mathematics and n
TEENS
Fo.5la!I al ciiiyH il ETs!s. tie ;hoas.ic yea;
Ancient an" Mr!c:'' l.a"su".t=, cac#, :
Music on tie Hlduo
NJ d"!uro,l viii he made for loss Of ,cr cy..,,k, 80
pyO.ldcicI s:caH,Sg al Ivt,cI. 49,
KEEERENCGS:-cr Harrison Prof. C,rsr' -. VI
>cl=ie DC We're. Pro" Nct;utcy UGIv"rsy OF vIrcidl
Coleman, Ctron VI J.. ". Coleman. : S.ioolirI H.
Va; Ery Gr:.anls:, ieT J. = >co... kcv !, NJ py l..
Jrn x EiwnG =. l"u T. = lpgsauy. Hon. T. n Aver, H.
A. Coleman: III Il JganIn s. Coz u Harkstar. + q: Go
A. iic,ec' "a. salisbury. y. T.; N. Wa;.!e, Virginia
Dec. g-'H iGthiiU
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The expenditure under this head was last year
$50 Sl %: but little any Of this account Of
the nay Of inOrs in Of mishemelnor There in
HE Commonwealth $50 counties and towns 10 which courts
held have supposed that the pay OF u'i"' IN cases OF
nsdcmcanoIs will averogc Sl0O per county or town; hs Is
mere guess have no data with which to Calculate Us
there has been experience on The subject
TIE iacness the perio! OF lie year at "h!ch inc as
of he Of 1858 completed, peVencG
The commissioners o. the from presenting h: ac
Of service to this office before The ST oc0ccr last
except in comparatively small number OF cases Payments
for hiS will therefore be made chiefly in the fiscal
cd 10 20 work PROMPTLY the Isl February next as they
ought TO be- their abos viii be finished and their claims for
be presented payment much earlier they
for similar services in 1852 and 1858 Therefore infer
that Tie expenditure of o3 Il for This purpose will be
what have given il IN the table. The natural ezPcnd!
under existing laws commissioners oil The
&c. Is about Sil Goo
Balance in Treasury the lat October, 1853 5j $50 81
Estimated reccip!s into the Treasury from Isl
October, 1853, 10 Let October, 1854 2l9l 1855 81
23Sl Oil 90
Estimated disbursements for same period 2l25 53 II
Estimate! balance lzt October, 1854 1921 IS
Estimated receias Into the Treasury from 1T
October, 1851 10 Is. October, 1855, 22i7 2ij CO
25G3O77 IS
Estimated disbursements for same Period 2l92 G64 10
Estimated balance lst October 1855. 53?Oil2 80
RO. JOHNSTON
Auditors O!icc, Dec. D, 1898 Aud Pub Acc'ts.
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S2l9i755 sc 22i72lG 0:

:. have deducted but little 70: commissions &c. from The
groec amour. Of this item, is found In table e. the
amount OF the which have not been sent IN from
several commissioners, will exceed The commissions and
insovcnls be dcdiccd from the above
THE gross amount of this ,em appears from table G
will be S277 500 o. from which have deducted SIS Guy u5
for commissions. 1t supposed that Tic unpaid license
tax OF 1854 and 1855 the l., October .o5l and leoo VIII
he equal in amount 10 the iccnae Of 1883 which re-
NAMED unpaid on the lst October 1858.
The gross amount OF this item is Sl,u'9Ub H. from
which has been deducted for dcnquens ovcrchhrges and
commissions 500 Ole H. leaving the sum here stated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26
From the journal Of Commerce |
THE EYES OF NIGHT.

A thousand million !aceless orbs
Are stuck, like pins, in yontcr clouds;
l love them much they arc M rents,
And when some breeding sorrow shrouds
My souls ambition like cloak
i turn me with sad delight
And tell my woes 10 all the stars:
They tnaeE E..nr 80 :Gh'
NV brains cname!cd with its thoughts,
AS dewy banks with tulips are
When June, the wGn;on harnesses
The mounting zephyrs 10 her car;
My pulses ,hro6 with all those hearts.
My eyes grow drunk with silver light,
My souls flame ny heart cod
While gazing in The Eyes Of Night
Ixw YoaX, December, 1858. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

TsNli> school Is situated Louisa County. Eills'
eight Bis- IT."I LUGI-i Court .i.rsr- The ~ -
viii tue ,hiri Hnu:iy ~ j-nntG: -j; TIE
vii. BE- Ned terms OF .sc uuI,'i5 'iC.i
The School viii hc taught 10y lliy "o n = I'i mach
teaching. anL ~ well prepared To- eve Instruction Ia
branches a = dior an and lnIirci educ lIca.
TERMS -PLy|b" ~ TIE Ci.sc Oi rIc! term.
Board AMI Eng '-li !ui ton. nTe months.
La'ln,
French.
NiT~ir with ~ 90! .l.1n,
Urawina and Nr-, SOB. rsg
Twelve young I!'s be r"cDr'"i ~ hear!eTs. who \"
parental care
PASSENGERS the Central RAJ! Road or my school
furnished WIKI comNr! ance from lie Cont House 10 hoG
WM. L. VOOLFOLK, Pr"rri,
Snr I0--cwt!jtir January.
Wig and Advocate Wi!i please
L. n I.n.ar ~. nMLt acnM Als 80 EL.Isvlls L0Ilsl