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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-24
Recommendation for Office

A correspondent has sent US an auto
graph letter OF Thomas Jefferson to the
then President, Monroe, recommending {
young friend of his 10 be appointed md
shpman, aud as many OF our readers ma,
feel some interest, especially at this time
to know how such a man as Jefferson wrote
such letter, thrty-odd yers ago, we lay
1t before them at length with few rehec
tons which its contents have suggested {,
us.
1t is postmarhed Charlie, Va, Sept 9TH,
and addressed simply thus:
flames Monroe, President of the U. 5.
Washington" No " honorable" nor " Hi:
Excelency"-nor any nonsense of that kind
about it, inside or out 1t is franked sim
ply with the mark Free"
The et'er, which we print literally from
the original, is as follows:
MONTICELLO, Sept. 5 1929.
Dear Sir: have made it rule, and have
pretty steadtast AliserVel it, not 10 permit INV.
self TO be used as an instrument to trouble and
embarras the government with solicitations 70,
office. now and then, however, case occurs
which, from peculiar circumstances, cannot be
declined. still | wish it always to DO under.
stood that ask no departure from what just ice
or The necessary rules of government may re
qulre. year or two ago, in letter to Mr.
Secretary Thomson | seconded the application
! of Mr.. Gibson, of Richmond, tor the reception
OF his son into the corps Of mldshpmen. The
father Is most worthy man, was, Jointly with
my late friend and relation George Jefferson, for
~ years my correspondents, IN business in Rich
mond, Of the purest integrity and personal worth
he is one of those who suffered in the general
catastrophe of commerce which took place twt
or three years ago, has numerous family, and
is rendered helpless by the deplnrable state of
his health incose you letter lately received
from him. with the expression only of the graft
ficaiion should feel should the necessary rules
of the government now admit his request. &C.
cept assurances OF my constant and affactionate
esteem and respect. TIL. JEFFERSON.
The President of the United States.
1t is little curious that not one of these
sentences Commences with capital letters,
except where the personal Pronoun :"
occurs as the first word.
But the chief interest of this letter does
not consist in is forms. but its substance =
And we remark in the first place. tn at Mr..
Jefferson does not alnde to the politics of
Mr.. Gibson. He does not say whether the
applicant was democrat or a l'deraist, nor
nor does he suggest the idea that the poIiti.
cal opinions of the candidate ought to con-
troll such an appointment. Mr.. Glbson's
father was on old and tried friend of his
had been unfortunate in business, aud de-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-24
STATE OF VERMONT,
By Erasous Fairbanks, Governor :
A PROCLAMATION.

ALIKE dependent upon the benfcence of the
Father of Mercles, and equally under the guild
ancc and at the disposal Of his Provilance. it
becomes States and communities no lees than
individuals to recognise that Providence. and
seek to proptiate the Divine favor;
Impressed with this consideration, and in &C :
cordance with the venerated usage of our fathers
do hereby appoint FRIDAY, the eighth day of
April next, to be observed by the people of this
State as day of Humiliation and Prayer.
And do earnestly Recommend to the people
Of this Commonwa to abstain on that day
from all recreations and from all unnecessary la
Dor, and to unite in acts of solemn worship be.
fore God.
Contrasting our innnnerable sins, and inprat-
tude for His mercles, let us supplcate forgive
ness through the atonenent of our Lord Jesus
Christ.
Let us seek HIS blessing to abide with us
the year on which we have Just entered that he
would smile upon the labors of the husba ndnan
and cause the earth TO yield It's accustomed fruits ;
that he will prosper our citizens in all their law
ful pursuits; that he will preserve us from the
ravages OF decsase. and our lives from desruc
ton; that he will save us from the moral pes;l-
ence OF intenperan e. and our youth from the
bighting influence of the cornwall cup; thai
he will bless our schools and senlnares of learn
ing, and prosper all associated and individual eff.
orts for moral, intellectual and igious instruc-
ton and for the conservation of the public NOR.
ais.
Let us invoke the Divine favor upon our coun-
try-lts Ruers--its Laglslaturs---lts Judges-its,
free institutions Let us remember those thu r
are in bonds AS boun d with lbcu, cnnmendi
them to Him wh1 viii he a refuge ter ibaf
pressed, and who forretteth not the cry 81
hnmbe"
Let us unite in fervent snppIication that the
blessings of civil freedom and religious tolera
ton may be extended to every LAID, and the in
fuence OF the Gospel Of Jesus Christ irradiate
and elevate ouf fellow-;nen 10 every natl on
throughout the earth.
Given under my hanh, and the seal of the State,
at s.. Johnsbnrv, this lith day of February.
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty three, and of the independ
ence of the United Safes the seventy seventh.
CRASTUS FAIRBANKS.
By His Exeellency, the Governor.
PLINY II. Warts, .Secrstary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-24
Tests among the Free Democracy.

We have already made some suggestions in
our paper, relative to the danger of making any
.es.. in tho r.lit;oal action of the Freo Do
mocracy, which should lead US 10 cease making
the great principle Of constant opposition TO
Slavery, and its aarmingy multiplying agrees
sions, paramount, even temporarily. And we
are glad to find our views fully endorsed by so
able and discreet a paper as the National Era
which, last week, in an article on the conflicting
views entertained among the friends of Freedom
on Free Trade, &C., puts forth the following:
l. Let the friends of Freedom keep the ques
ton of Liberty or Slavery par amount.
2. Let them nteligently form and manfully
express opinions upon all other practical ques-
tions.
3 Let them make the paramount question the
test question, but tolerate differences Of opinion
on all Other questions not requiring conformity
or non conformity in regard to them, as pre-
liminary to united action.
We konw of no other way in which the indie
pendent or Free Democracy can grow IN .numer-
ical and coral power, end fairly demand the
confidence and support Of the People.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-24

CONGRESS- The Senate, now in the extra
Session, usually called On the incoming of
new President, still holds on at Washington,
their main business being the confirmation of the
new appointments of the President, and the rati-
Gcation of treaties, on which they probably will
be some further time engaged. They have con.
sttutet, however their Sta dng Committees for
the new Congress, by which it will be seen they
have recedei from their fora,er decision relative
to the eligibility of Free Soil Senator'S, and, BY
way of amends, have had the exceeding magma.
nimity to place Charles Sumner on the tail end
of the Committee eli Roads and Salmon P.
Chase in the same place on the Committee of
Claims! How grateful should the Free Democ-
racy feel for such unparalleled condecension!
The Committees are as follows:
On Foreign ReIations-Mesars Mason (chair.
many Douglass, Clayton. Norris. Everett
On Flnance-Messrs. Hunter, Bright, Pearce,
Gwin, Badger
On Military Affairs -Messrs. Shields, Bor-
land. Dawson. Fitzpatrick. Jones of Tenn.
On Com nerce'-Mess HamIin, Souls, Sc
ward, Dodge Of Wisconsin,, Benjamin.
On Naval Affalrs-M essrs. Gwin, Mallory
Fish, Thompson of N. j., Toombs.
On Pnbllc Lands-Messrs Borland, Dodge of
Iowa, Pratt, Petit, Thompson of ky
On Roads and Canals-Messas. Bright. Doug.
lass, Guyer, Adams Sumner.
On Pensions-Messrs. Jones of Iowa, Weller,
Foote, Evans, Toombs.
On Indian Affairs Messrs, Sebastian, Wal.
ker, Cooper, Rusk, Smith.
On the District of Columbia Messrs Shields.
Norris, Badger, Mallory, Cooper.
On CIans-Messrs. ,Brodhead, Adams Pratt
Wade, Chase,
On Patents and tho Patent Ofice-Messrs.
james, Evacs. Dawson, Stewart, Smith.
On the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Butler. Toucev,
Guyer, Stuart Phelps.
On Territories Douglass, Houston.
Weller. Cooper, jones of Tenn
On the Post Office and Post Roads-Messrs
Rusk, SouIe, Hamn, Morton, Smith.
On Public Buildings essrs James, Hunter,
Badger.
On the Library Messs Pearce. Bayard,
Atherton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-24

APPOINTMENTS The Washington pa.
pers of Saturday, contain the following off.
Cial announcements -
Collectors. Charles II Peaslee, of N
Hampshire, for the Boston district Nov.
att A. Osborne, at New Haven, Conn -
Thomas d Winner, at Great Egg Harbor
0 S Daney, "A, Orcfacock, North Carolina;
Jones P Baldwin, at Key West Florida
George S. Hawkins, at ApaIachlcola; Rob''
Parks, Cayanogo, Ohio; W. B. Snowhook
at Chicago. Illinois; AdIson G, Gibbs, at
Umpeqna, Oregon.
Suroeyors. X. Selden, at Portsmouth,
N II Robert w. Dunbar, at Milwaukee
Oregon.
Naval OGccr-Ch,s G Greene. for The
port OF Bos' 4lu>
| Public LandS and Moneys, &c. John
c. Hays, as Sarvcyor General of public
lands in California Richard B. Dallam, as
r .celver of public monies at ST. Louis L.
P Waldo as Superintendent of Pensions
Joel Palmer. as Superintendent of Indian al
fairs tor Oregon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-24

Parker Pillsbury has published an attack on
Charles Sanmer, for the purpose of showing
that the course of the latter goes to strengthen
and perpetuate Slavery! ...
Wenda Phillips is out on Horace Mann for
similar reasons!
A reformer, however honest, may do world
of mischief, even to the cause he advocates,
when he cuts loose frem common sense
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-24

the part of The meeting to persevere, and, in the
language of one of the resolutions, to fight on,
and fight ever" in the good cause of Freedom.
The resolutions we're all then unanimously
adopted; when the Convention adjourned.
E. w. CORSS, President.
SAMUEL G. TURNER, Secretary.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
Qoufmonns. Shueioer.@efddft,

FUN 0btunssuels an, naf fl in Gsisuibaft 9etveisn
lnc, I'm, oa6
&aufmannS- S6neioer s@efbdft.
wsbes Isetbin pen "9elisb uno 8reini9'' bstrisbsn
rurpe, i'm GBrcDen uuo seinen fcriSatetrsiben 5ie
tenisnen b babtr bitlsr Gde9enbet, pen alttn sun;
oen Der setbsri9sn Sirma fcrvis allen geutn, Die s
nit ibrer RunDfbaft tsebrsn mS9en, bic an5ei9s gu
MAIDEN. bnb fie nltsrsts ras Gaihdft um rlsIsS CT
wsitsrt batsn, baburtb cab fie einsn
febr eroBen 8orratb
pcn ben ncbiaifen gatrrn fiji Gpdiiobr uno Mintsr
sseisnst nsub sinsss9t ibrsni itei9sn greeen Stcd
6siasfiat babsn uno nm ibrs berets 9rcee uao btne
Guspabt NIT reltc bcIsrsn @cribsil ibren aunosn
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pauthitbc uno biu9ts 9Rsfs nit Gtcioern pcn ieoer
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pcrnebmten @dtern, Die ir9enepc anJutreffen fno
uno iie pmsibstn fidb 70 tilli9 psrtoufn sn tSnntn
ats oies in Gtoot cper eano 9sfheben fam. Sbr
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6oientrdeer,
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einlhla9sucs artitd, ,l umltanelidb aIe btr angus
fubreu. Shr Gtcd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
$500 81
Der gsbnunssfd6rsr treOiOirt ftb pit fcfst:

U't Hsnnuh9siuDtst treclolrt llen mM iei9t:
8aar bsSabIt an psrrbisNsnc prlenen
fir 8erIut eurdb Stuer, $496S 40
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
SSerti0e Glei6er,

oer oss in id faet rpas mon uur gu botcu peran9t
III ercg uno umneeno, IN nab oer tetn SRanier psrs
fsrtiet uno IN an ShSnbeit gecbtfbcit uno Daurrs
baoteit nit gu ti6erreffen. gHer tci ibnen anruft
tanns ubt fsbsn. bcnn feline anbsre ais 9uts gifts
mtrtsn a6sclaTtu unb eies scracs aus cIban gNatss
rial rpie mans nur babsn mill.
Gunoen llrbeit
mro tpie sapSbulib Die ftrsnste Uufmsrtfamttit 9es
ftbsntt uereen, uno inbcm is Gf6lt rrattihe S6ns:
otr uo, uub os 2rbsit untcr ibrer oirsftcu Qufiht
tsbt, unb s feline anors os trtiae arteiter befbds
tisen, o bcsu te in allen plnfibisn rSs 5urisosn'
belt 9sbsn ;u fSunen.
Dant6ar fir bic ibnsn bsrsits iu Sbeil 9cpcreenc
llnterltueuna bcifen e burh pdnftdtbfst uno Slcib
crpis audi oiti uno buiee arbst h ftrner hes gu:
traucus ees qutlifums wdroio su MAIDEN.
s. Siaac Sreinie,
Sobn @elieb,
Sobn {. Sreinis.
aIIsuicnn. etpt. Z. 1853. na30
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
pennfptponia
&ANTMNMA MMANn
g)rfinig, llsligb \ greinig,
SdosSR Gde Der 7ten une .oamilton
Gfrabe,

3siQen ibrsn Sfsunosn uno einem 9ssbrtsa gubIis
FUN ddbnnsspclI an, raf fis in Gslsubaft 9etrsifn
CoN ,tt.. noS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
@bolefale
Gpntmiffiun Mcr0dttts
uno
9sroomFtc,i SAMPLER,
glc. GAG gDafdblnoton Gtta6e, Diem 2jefl !.

DC. GAG gBaf6Inston Sttabe, glep gess.
Sis fuo i'm Gtanoe Die tsiien Sncuscments 81 eff
feriren fit 5laufteute pcn psnnplpanien icpcbl als
anocrn Gtaoten. um ibre perfhiebenen Qaaren aus
oitm g1artts III bs,iebeu, ipcourd, e su allen 5sis
ten tineu betsru prsiS rcaren t6uncn ols rusnu iis
irosneipc cnlt in ben Scr. Stootcn taufcn.
Sc lit cine ouertonntt Sbotlatbe, tap ecr tisberi9e
ttoeutenec pdnoel nad anocrn 9Rartttn, eirCb ett
uldeltbfn 92ie9st6abusn etc, inner fcue Hicbtun9
nodb ocm erceen l6ontdssGnpcrium Ncu:Dcrf psns
oet-unb paruIn 9cbicbt oies ,gseil odneler einen
auaclielten Werlue inmer prcfitlid fnpen. Sic fals
lsn on ibre 2(u9tn gu Sucn uno Su ebcn tpie lan9e
ie ourdb arpere SNdrtte ecltttcn boben pc9e9en,
batten e eincn Sartt gebobt ptc Der ieet tb ibnen
Sfncnbe oas 9aeultat tsi estr Belt pielnebr gu ibs
rermoterielIsn Get6aftssaecbfabrt beisetra9sn bai
6en-rpdrfe.
6aufIeutc, rpsltbe bre ciacnen SnreIen ffticirtn.
tSuncn ocutid eben. coe alIs inanoilbcn bdfsn gum
8rtraub css Slscfdbrten prcouftenbsloufs uniureis
enp fno, fpoourb crfclt, cas- en arcesr 8eauf ftis
ucn gHee nab oem qrcBen 3ufubrscrt 9lcupcrt nebz
meu mue--ratb pettbem Srte bic Spefuatcreu ans
osrcr Gtdote 9sbsn UNI ibre 9 70 fit sju matbsn-
uno bisrin no fie 9cpSbnlh erfrl9reitb, inbcm Der
8ertrautb boftf lcpid 9rSpcr uno frl9b Die prsiFs
fcpS beicbneneer fnc.
ileter creiei9 Dampfhifie; 81 oencn balo nctb
mebrcre binYt9sdet ipcroen, MAIDEN bcreits reeelmd
bioe Sabrtcn nab uuo rcn oicftm bafin nab benen
Der ielitben Stooten, Guba, Stos2tmerita. Galicrs
nsn, autralen, Gn9lano, Srlono, Srantrsib uno sis
naen bsr Deutcben Staatsn uno bunoerte prn
SbifTcn eeben uno tcmnsn bcItinei9 naeb uno pcn
allen 2beilen Der 84clt.
lle oisIc tcmnsn um ron cen Srcbuften unIerss
eonees su bctsn, uno Die Staot 4su Qcrf, ols Der
arSets Sanostscrt uuo 6eausmfs 5ofen fdr Sbiffe
uno Ddnipfsr, miro bober tsitduoi9 pcn osnltIteu
dterutbet, tpelbs einen un9ebeusrn 8elauf asr ar=
ten Sitter a6s uno Sufdbren.
Die lintsrfbrisbenen olititirsn bobsr GenE9natics
nsn pcn allen aaufIcutsn, bic fitkm O1Partt cincu
ITIiCb Su oebcn rpdnihen uno fie bcffen burtb
prcmpte 2(ufnsrtfamtsit oaw uno ouseauerubc 8cs
mabunasn bic hSbftcn S1arttpreift 5u rsri1ofsn, ei
nc liberals 6unefboft gu erlan9en.
Nabsrss 1T isosrjcit gu erfobrcn tsi
George @enner,
prtrr Q. 9rrinis. ir.
5rancs s.. g6eibnr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
Die &e0nung
zen 6. S5cit, Sboemeitsr esr ,.@aucrn eteentsttIs
ssn 5tutr Gsrfberuuss:G Geierlhait rrn
glcrtbanptcn SGunr.

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msilter (sinicblicflcb Saerb 8itttr'S
Sue9mcnt) $3.50 6I
9sduf pcn @cntri6utirnen oTsNeo i'm
Sttcter 1852, 1892 10
Orppslttr YSclauf ron Sor, fclSstirt
rcn :. Yipbsr nit SntercIIen, 4 73
prSmien crboItsn wdbrcno Dem Sabr
auf 262 NcIi.iss, ,2s2 %
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
OdDter 1ln0 Itnte.

Sebe Qrt pcrsd9li6es Sbreibpopier, 70
pie BON Der beften &tnte, 1T ieoerjeit beim
9roeen uno 8leinen 9an5 billi9 si bdben
I'm 8uhfpbr ees ,patricter. T"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
Samuel 2f. 25rioees,
SbarleS gS. Cooper,
Spbrdim SroreU.
N00ridt.
amtslfube oerSauern oeaenfeitisenSeuers
8eriiberun96zG zGeiellf1aft bon Stcr>
tbamptpn Golmtn,

RiSotr: NoSarstb Sip., Oft 8, 1853.
Snctm in Der giatbt rom 2ten auoul IeetenS, ras
Stcbrbaus rcn James 6. ecoer, vcn eesprr SIT.
Brtbsl Sipy init allen Snbolt ourdb 6euer ,effSrt
purot lutldes rtrhbtrt mar in bea9sr G5eleuIshaft
fut $1,000, uro rcpcn nad 9cbSri1er intsylcbuna Is
RD er9ttt cap S32OO bsSabt mtreCt mue fucy Qeaens
wartt9 tetnc rsrpenobQren Scncs in Der GcboBfants
nltr iinn 70 wurec rem Der ba,i rruonntsn Genttes
etltlmm oae 81 Gents duf iecc 800 oss in tsaater
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ttnbtSablt pereen lclIf binnen 40 Saoen mad, nekr
0latbridt 9smdS ecs Src6riefs II. f. 10 pcn tsaaer
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SSobn %. Sei1el, Gef.
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pcm Sttretdr III oif 0Ineen Der naCbbsanef DsrlcntH
si9sten, in osr psribieeenn ScpnEbirs pen Wers
tbamptcn uno eedba 0auntp, rrrauf fe bic aITseirtn
Ratsn Der 9cntribiticu tefunsn pc s piffclten rts
,ebIenmS9en, ptlhss pcm z Sdoemsisr 6slbtinst wers
ccn piro, ndnlih an
Sdmud Sscin, 1len Scrunfd,ir.
wbilip SeenmSleer, on 1(llsn.
Simcn6rontsnfstc, ,8stbtcbtmSR II. 8creust.
Gbriian 6jrn, Yulhtin.
Yeter Gtp, Srrfs.
Rcbsrt 1Sene, eeeba.
Oanie Stednr, gRccrt.
p;ttr g4. Se' GAIT, ecper SQt. Bethel.
Scbn SunsbGr9sr, Sbr N1t. Sstbsl.
3. Dtfb, @fl, 5ancrr in @crtbomptcn uRs
eStbn.
pbilip atbcntab. ptanfste.
Jafcb Detnlcr, 98Iliams.
Salcmcn @cbm, Sters uno a,isbu.Sautcn.
Scbn 0)cit, Got6ura.
9sttr Grc6 Gfl., 9Irrepbsitbaa sBaf6instcu,
ecpbiu uno ernn.
Scbn Stcpp, Siiembsitbou.
9ttsr Ncmi9, Sbtrsuno 91itoerniafun9ie, unc
S6tr. uno 9iitbermilfcrr.
Oft 12. T3p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
gSiebtta fir GQudeute /!
8cmner, NreIni0 S So.

0lohen bicrturcb ibrsn Srsinben uuo ben 8aufs
Iutsn i'm 2u9smsluen bsFannt, eab IIs f stabri ba;
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8a,re ylael,riss)t.-

QlppIitatipn ion bel Der ndAfen @sisBaetune
scn WennIylpanen ssma6t iperten fur bic Snecr~
poraticu rtner Ban I nit a0scmeintn Dtsecntc~
itnb ancern BANTER Yripilesien, wrlHe In Der
Statt GataIauqiia, 9sba Gauntp, srrldist tpfrpen
fpu, unter bsm giamen uS5armers uao Zee
2antrs 8anf ON Gataf fauqua," NIT
tinrm Capital BON 3weibunbert taulenh ElaIsr,
iino nit bem Wrpileoiuut, oalIeIbt auf Drelbun'
bert tauIenp 1baler permebrcn 3u etrfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26

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12 lhr Mittaas, fol- In 6ceflssille, Obemaeus-
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
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Strait uno ,ufclse einee Befebls aus Dem gSai-
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ssIssen In @iip.gDbstbad 1aanl6ip tmb porte.
la9tem eauntp.
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lei S9neiber, 5enrp 8ptb, Daniel 8ctb uub
5enrp S6aabt, rntbaitenb 116 ELDER unp s 9iu-
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- Sin boppeltes upeiit6diees ffsi=
l;:::a3 nernes @ bn baus. orobe
l.:ls iteinerne Sbeuer. Welf6tcrn,s
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sebdube Elm gutter Stfsarten befinbet F4 chen,
Ialle barauf. Bonn 9anpe finb ungcfatr 20 @der
SAwamm, unt etpa is older lino init gutenl
5cl3 beipadfen, unb Der @eli III praGtises Sau-
lane uiter euter Genlen.
$50. Q.
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felten Eaunldlip; sran5enp an eanb ppn Daniel
Jtrtb, 9eter @hdly, 5enrs Sdaart, Senrp Snp.
Der mib George Stcrner; entbaltenp 10 gldrr, &C.
naueS Maab.
Gs 1T bies bat bintertaiTsne @ernSsen bes Ser,
iiprtenen s bn SGaart, lrbt9in prn telag.
tenn 5auuIdtp unp Gaunts.
Die gcpiusun9cu am gerfaufsta8e une stuf.
wartung pom
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Octpber 5. na4m
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-23
NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
LANES SLOAN, Proprietor.

ST. OPPOSITE JOHNSON HoNEs TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Marble HareroonS the old Stand Corner Of Summer and
Spring Streets. t.,-.......
TTAVING made extensive enlargements in my Marble
Works my facilities such that | can execute all
kinds owork in the most tasteful and the latest style
as cheap as il be dope in any of the Eastern Cities
BY calling at my Warerooms the corner OF Spring and
Summer Streets specimens may be seen which will enable
persons tojudge for themselves which is the best method
Having ON hand all kinds of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low to the trade wholesale and re-
tall finished or in the rough state.
A large assortment of MONUMENTS, TONES, BAPTIsMAL
FoUNTs URNs VASES GARDEN FIGURES GRAVE STONES, &c.
carved and leered order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
order and part of the South as cheap
il can be procured from the East Aso MARBLE MANTEIs
of every description plain carved BUILDING STONE sold
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders left my WareRooms on the corner of Spring
and Summer Streets viii meet with prompt attention. My
friends generally will find to their interest to call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
my old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention business to merit continuance
other favors JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville.