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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-13

HUME'S EXHIBITION.
1853. FALL EXPECTATIONS. 1853.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
No, 81, College street
TOHN X. HUME is daily receiving from New York
81 and Philadelphia his fall and winter supply Of desra-
bic goods TO which he most respectfully invites the atten
On Of all want Of fresh and excellent goods suitable for
the season. JOHN X. HUME
Oct2 Ne. II College street.
CTAPLE GOODS.-WeiSh SaxOny and Shaker Elan
- nels; COiorei Flannes
French and English Prints Toveling;
Fine Blankets, dc; Napkins;
Table Cloths, &C. JOIN X. HUME
Nj 4 eIoaEs AND ot 15As Tsaas Velvet
Satin and Cloth Cloaks; Talma Cloaks;
Cloak CLOTH White Embd Nantes;
Cloak Trimmings; 81 Talmas;
Extra handsome, JOHN X HUME
A T HUME'S EXHIBITION.-Wil be found an
n assortment of cheap Nous de LANES some as
low as 1919 cents per yard oct2
A ISO RIG II SILK DRESS GOODS.-MIagnih-
n cent Plaid Silk; Raw Silks;
Beautiful Poult d'Sol Scotch Plaids;
Rich Changeabe Silks; Stuart Plaids;
% Black Broche; Rob Roy PiaidS
81 Italian Black Silks; Highland Plaids;
" Satin National McGegoT Plaids
" Rep Silks Paris de LANES
Black Armure Silks; " CIshmeres;
Radzimer " Robe Patterns;
AISO-Engish and French MerinOs Of all cOlors.
Purchasers of new rich and really elegant goods all
respectfully invited TO the exhibition Of
JOHN X. HUME
oct2 No. e, College st.
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NTOTICE.--SUBSCRIB TO THE PRES
~ BYTERIAN HERALD, al Louisville, Ky, are ntam.
2 that the undersigned authorized agent Tor that pa
per- Now is the time TO pay advance, aud htty
cents CHARLES W. SMITH,
oct2s College S., gear Union
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COACH YARNISIIES, ASSORTED,
PAINTS, AND OILS, ell EindS
GLASS AND GLASSWARE
BRUSHES SORTS,
DYE STUFFs EVERY VARIETY.
MEDICINE CHESTS, &c.
Assorted Medicine Chests Uedjcal Srdte5ags Surgeons
pocket instruments PHysicdas Pocket Gises qt D,aks
Couching Cuppng, Amputang Ear and Eye Instruments,
Aelor loooa Horse and Spring lancets Sea'lieotorS,
Microscopes Telescopes HiroHssrS anil Ihe,mtomeeys
received and for sale by I. WELLS
Sign the Man and Mortar on Market, opposite
octS-uiwGW Union street, Nashville.
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CASH SALE OF GROCERIES
BY DAVIS ~ SWANN.

CASH SALE OF GROCERIES
BY DAVIS ~ SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th 1888 we will sell in
front Of Auction Rooms for Cash
- hoTShelds Sugar; p boxes Cheese
30 bags Rio Coffee; 50 birrels Flour
10 bbls Loaf Sugar, 20 dg Gin BrOonls;
- boxes Star Candles; 10 lbls Rive Whisky;
20 Tallow do 10 bbls American tBrandy;
- " Sperm do; 10 Robson Co Whisky:
Together with Indigo, Maddsr, Pepper Soda Plough
Lines, Red Cords, &c.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE
500 bags Liverpool SALT
90 bales Spanish Moss
DAVIS & SWAMI,
movie No Is, Public Square.
STAR CANDLES.-5O BOXES AND % HALF
- boxes Star Candles just received per Hartsve and
for sale by noyI2 DAVIS SWAMI.
NRlEFENBERG MEDICINES RE-
VI ceived-
100 gross Grefnberg Vegetable Pills;
$40 dozen Green Mountain Ointment;
2oo do GTiefenberg Health Bittegs;
100 do I've Lotion
IS do MarShall's Uterine Catholicon, for diseases
Of FenmleS;
30 dozen Libbys Pile Ointment;
Sac 90 Dysenery Syrup
- do SarsaparilIa compound;
200 Fever and Aeue Remedy
100 do ChildIeu'S pauacea;
Il do ConSumpire Bans-thourly expectedG
$4,000 copies GIGlenberg Health Almanac for 1854
for graiuitOls distribution
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
novl0 Agent Grseenberg Go.
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O,OUNTRy- REsIDENCE FOR SALF.--

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
The subscriber offers for sale his residence s- F;a
ated about miles from Nashville the Mmfrees- IL
bnrO Turnpike. Ii insists Of about so acres onehaf in
high state of cultivation the balance woodland three never
failing Spiings extensive Orchard cOntaDinga great va
rety OF choice iruttreeS; with cOmmOdOus dwelling
houses further description is unnecessary those de
srOus TO purchase call aud examine for themselves
TeT1ns-Onehird cash. and credit OF and
the balance lfno sold privately before the lgih ips
the premises will be offered public sale at the Coura,se
that day. uOv5-tt ). j. CARTER
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OHILADELPHIA ONE PRICE CLOTnING

DHlLADELPIiiAO ONE PRICE CLOTHING
L STORE, Cedar street, the Post Ofhce, Nashville
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention of Gentle
men to the advantageous arrangement that have recent
y made for the purpose Of furnishing them with clothing
superior quality, much Low rates than has heretofore
been charged BY similar establishments The senior part
ner Mr.. k. d. Clifton residing and remaining continually
IN Pladelphia having been for years engaged in
the purchase of material and the manufacturing Of Clothing
IN the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
returning the benefit Of customers With this
arrangement, aud the price principle atler our
selves that shall be able 10 give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor with their patronage.
.-sg- Making TO OTder.--We have in our employ one
Of the most experienced and superior cutters in the United
States aud will work give entire satisfaction
Our stock Of Goods hand is large and beautiful CON.
prisng all the latest STYLES Of fabrics introduced Gentle.
men viii please call and examine stock
nova CLIFTON 4 AERNVT
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TIE EMPORIUM OF rasr-1,,.-
THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION
~ agG9 @ sc Ga1 ~
-C Gg 49,
~
Paris Imported ROnnets, Millinery. SC.
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1853.
500 FANCY BONNFTS


XXTE would respectfully inform the ladies' Of town
and country that will, on Tuesday morning the
4th exhibit for their especial benefit the largest and most
beautiful stock Of Fancy Bouuets and new Stes of bd
Begnade ard other STYLES Of Straw ennes ,r osn a.
Nashville or IN the West Likewise rich Plnnes Head
dresses Flowers, Ribbons Drss Goods Perfnmeries En-
0soees and Fancy Goods&c, comprising $50 COO worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris our prices
snail DC hsger than any Of the boxed NJ nenerv advs-
eu as asonaoe and protesting TO be he latest STYLES
our long engagement IN the business nov nine wears in
nashville, and doing very extsnsive business rt ov
US advantage over any other house in the cv and We fiat
ef ourselves that our friends are well satisfied "a no
Ladies, we wish your visits 10 make yo,Ir sct,os W.
can make you look enchanting than ever this fan a.
the street. balls and WEDDINGS b,9;re- - - ~, ~.
good taste from England Frauce and New Ygrt - -,
US IN our establishment We have added 10 oar 800 b5s
al rch Dress Goods at less than auction prices 6no
S'cA o. I9ntls, "oo'en Coats Caps &C. reh Muslin de
Laes ana O'Snnefes az p ~ and 5 cents per YARD su-
per0T Aerinos at s0c-wOrtl 25 rich NeedevrorE ls
Chemizctts Infants Robes Pointed Collars Underssevss
Handks, beautifully embroidered I2a To 70 cheap AZ
100 10 900. Likewise, large stock Of Fancy Goods and
Irimmins Having large stock this fall our object is 10
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
At the Partisan World Of Fashion, No 46, Union Street
next 10 the State Bank
E WISE.
oct t-S@ Agent
WOOLLEN GOODS.
nUNCAN. MORGAN a co. have received BIZ late srri-
II walls, New STYLE Dress Goods and WooIen Wrappings
adapted 10 the winter sales and City trade which thew viii
sell very low andinyite the attention Of Merchants their
French Prn Nalenoiennes; Printed Saiilower Veveis
New Syie Sashineresi Rnyai Blue Alpscas;
Hgh col Preach pelaines; Black Silk Lustre do
Al wool black do; CooreG Alpacas,
LaPns black do MeTiuo Francas
Waiered Popiius; English Nerinos
Black Silks all widths; SIX Plaids.
Fancy Dress Silks; Scotch Psifs
Black Silk Velvet Ribbons all widths;
Also
30 dozen Merino Vests superior oull;tv-
so DO do PeEls do 10.
10 do do Wrappers.Io do
80 cases New STYLE Prints.
do New Delars;
10 bales Blankets
- do a. Brown DornestcS.
Which will be sold verv' low Iy-
DUNCAN MORGAN & Co
oc'2l Nos. 10 and n Public Square.
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STORING COTTON.

DERKINS & CLACK-Are now prepared to re-
ceive, store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
Ia
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Life Of Capt VIM b. Alien, BY Dr. w D. RowIes and A
o. p Nicholson; John Randolph of Roanoke and other
sketches of character, including William Writ
Russells Life Of C. j. Fox
Living Authors Of America
Rudments oflhe Arts Of Building
History and Rudiments Of Architecture
Jane SeaOn Or, the Kings Advocate By James Grant
For sale by noyl JOHN YORK 4 90
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER,
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ME RESPECTFULLY inform our friends and The
w public that we have hand large and well
assorted stock Fur SILK aud Soft Hats Mems and Bows
Cashmere Hats; Chidrens Fancy Hats and Caps; Mems
and Bows Cloth Flush and Fur Caps Of description
unsurpassed good quality, style and lOwness ofprce
which they offer at wholesale and retail
oct22 LANDE, Ei.SBACh Co.
Hat and Cap Miuuactory, No 4s, Market st
NALL AND WINTER GOODS.-LANDE, Els
Il BACK * co, No. 80, Market street. have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock Of ee
giant Ready Made Clothing Of the best material hatper
who DESTROYS of procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
Customers and strangers visiting the city, are respectful
y invited call and examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We convinced that sell lower than
any other house the CITY, either wholesale retail.
oct22
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W; y A. RAMSEY, Secretary Of State.
Al The papers the State val please publish The above
IN their earliest issue r,nrS al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-13

I INCOLN HALL FOX SALE.-A LAKGE
Il and commodiOus store house. with large hall above
and family dwelling the basement and part O the sec
ond story Of the building Said property is on College
Hill Cherry street bargain eau be had by applying
soon, at office No. 6s Cherry street
move K W. BROWN, Real Estate Agent
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UST received splendid assortment of Gold PAPER.
81 Gold and Velvet Borders and Plain Satin Papers for
Parlors Halls &C. together with large lot of Window
Curtain Paper new patterns, wide Green Testers. &c.
szeg@O hand, large assortment OF ungazed papers,
from 10 to zoe per bolt.
KLAGGS 4 GORBEY.
No 90 College street. next door to the Sewanee House
n. B-Paperhanging done in the best manner. LOct2
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{ AnORATORY FOE ANALYTICAIC Gle

l. MlSTBY.-The undersigned continues to give his at
enOn to the analysis Of Mineral waters ores soils veget-
able substances and productions OF He is supplied
with all The necessary apparatus and pes Chemicals and
viii promptly anayze all substances placed his posses
sion. When is practicable researches will be instituted
and opinions given on all chemical questions
Terms moderate and uniform
RICHARD O. CURREY
Oct2o-tf M Union et NashviTa
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WALL PAPER.

A LSO.-Receiyed this week a large lot Of Trunks
n Shirts, Stocks etS., for sale low at
oci22 LANDE ELSBACITS co.
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NYMPH SOAP.--FOR PRESERVING: THE
~ skin from chapping soitening improving the COM
plexon Forsale BY STRETCH 4 ORR.
- HAVING CREAM AND sOAPS.-A LARGE
- supply of the most approved kind Received and for
sale by STRETCH& ORR
STAR CANDBES.--50 boxes Star Candies receiv-
- ed per Shipper, and for sale low by
oct20 McCREA TERRASS.
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Our Fancy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ladies Riding
Hats of the latest designs Chldrens fancy Hats and Caps
of all the latest STYLES the Season. ali OF which shall
sell at our usual moderate prices.
octl WAKEFIELD Il WALKER
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C,UNDRIES.-ONEH HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NTOTICE.-HAVING THIS DAY ASSOCTA

" ted with in the Grocery Business THOMAS G
BURGE our business will be conducted as heretofore un
der the style of BEN. NJ. NOEL a. co.
oct29 BEN VI NOEL co
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MAHOGANY, &c, &c.
Fine crotch and shade Neneers,
Oak NeneerS, NDVLiHgs,
Bureau Knobs Sand Paper.
Nainishes, assorted.
Offered low by OCtS r. WELLS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-13

lean Poncine Soap for cleansing whitening and soft
eung the hands, and in the BATH received and for sale
by STRETCH a. ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Corner College and Union
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DIVIDEND Of per cent for the last twelve months
"A 4 per sharehas been this day declared on thc cap
ita stock Of the Nashville Gas Light Company payable on
the 4h Of January nextme being allowed 10 enable such
Stockholders may hold fractions OF Shares Consolidate
them. JAS. H. KENDRICK,
nOvS-Im Secretary.
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~ offer now TO our friends and the public generally
those In want oil any kind or quality OF GOODS from
the very finest Crystal Palace style &c the common ar
tices of every day
We invite the attention of those wanting articles in
our line to give call-feeling assured that we eau
and will sell as cheap as any house in this city and as
good as any. Being judges of CLOTHING, and wish
ins to sell fair terms. the public may rest assured
that they will obtain the worth of their money.
We may enume ste of our articles such as Tine
French BEAVE OVER COATS, all colors, Opera
Coaks newest stv Goats. all cuts aud fas
IONS Dress and Frocll Goas of all >iuds Pants OF all
styles aud quality from the Boot and Tree to the Miss
issippi pattern so, the most beautiful Vests, made
or in patterns rich the mines Of aliforna and more
enchanting Silk Pushes Brockades, Velvets, Cash.
meres &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, CIavats beautiful tn
look AT Fancy STOCKS, FINE III | X I and com.
mon ones Fancy Susrehders; Hosiery Gloves Mtts,
Buckakin Gloves most splendid Umbrellas, sim
gle and double Under Shirts aud Drawers, Wcol.
en- silk und Cotton. and ali things necessary to cl"hc
II mar in comfortable garments, whether he he fch 81
poor Our is open 10 all To come and see iol
themselves.
Those wishing their garme made To order, we say
keep tie finest Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings oil
all kinds to be found in this market, and warrant
everything TO be made and fitted according order
the goods returned and no pay demanded
We hive the best wolkm'n engaged in our establish
nent that can be secured North give
ttal.
Very Respectfully,
BAKER g. CLAVEY.
90 Of lain Sis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Books for Farmers. Gardners. &c.


fINHk subscriber has store laree variety OF Works
Il "a Agriculture. Among which ARE
Caleareous Manures. by Edmund Ruthn,
Rerai Essays. by Dosnius-Jnst published,
The American Farmer. by Blake,
Mems American Farm Book,
The Progressive Farmer, b. Nash,
Domestic Animals, hs Allen,
Lectures - Practical flaming. by Johnston,
Nofton's Elements el Scisidiie Agriculture.
Farmers Treasure, 10y Fakef.
Lichig's Agrc-i tural Gheinis ~,
Cattle. theif Breeds ene, Diseases; Breeds,
management and dieases OF Sheep by Aouhtt.
Treatise Cattle,
Nouait and Martin Cattle. by Stevens.
luuatt on the structure and Diseases Il tie Horse
Stable Economy, b. Stewart,
Downing Fruit aud Fruit Tees of America,
Liebies conplee Works Chemistry
Downng's Landscape, Gardening aud Rur#l Arch.
lecture.
The American shepherd by dorell
Cohhetts American Gardner,
Encyclopedia of Gardcaing. comprising the Theory
and practice of Horticulture, Horticulture, Arhoricn'-
and Landscape Gardening by J. Q. Loudon-ll.
ius,rutea by many hundred engtaynes.
Encyclopedfa of Tees and Shrubs, with EngrRyings
Of all he Species by J. O. London,
Tue ftui Garden. by T. Barry
NOV II PAYNE.
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Ifthe Irain Is stopped Tor a passenger betWeen any
the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train, and charge will
be less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (eXcept hose
who take the iars where tickets sold J
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in al
ition to the regular @ fare provided, however
that in sh. lac receive less than ten, morn
than fifty from any one passenger, to any point
the road.
Servants viii be required to have two passes, to
be left with the Ticket Agent and one with the Conduc
which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
ege travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce herree papers,o they will not be
permitted travel ON the
May lots THOMAS SHARP,
Snnt Ira snhrtntinn.
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LAMENTATIONS.

CHEF ENeiNEER's OFfIcE, Va. a Tenn. Il. Il
Lynehbnrg. Va, Sept-m rr 20, 1888. (
TO THE RAH-ROAp PUBLIC.
All the Cars Of every Kind in upon this road have
Leen made the Piedmont Works, IN Lynchburg, I'm.
dt the direction &C Gen Netilcioa, rs Agent
II gives much pleasure to say that oar cars have
been strongly md faithfully executed eheer(ully re-
mmend these works, companies requiring cars,
competent construct and faithfully execute any con
that may be made with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ. GARNETT, ~
Ckicf Eng Va. Is Tenn. r. r..
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..l,NlN...rON x .rhro,.g

lAI.LLLlss..skk.1 TO BIUIIANNN, IN TNO DA1N,
cur MaH PACKET Boats. bg ScoitSgE
md LgebbtVg On aud alter the 10Th, our Bouts y
enVo Richmond daily. Sundays excepted, NJ The
hour. & p NJ, aud arrive in lyuclbutg -. us, A.
IA Buchanan in q hours
Returning leave buchanan nj "a A. M, every da
r<eep, SUNDAY. and arrive Ia Lyuehurg Al % =. NJ
Leaee Lynehburg al s =. NJ = and arrive in Richmond
~ hours, IN mr with the Norfolk boats euN
Ing at % A. NJ, ana Southern aud Northern In
Road cars lenyuf at 7 A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily Ii
# Stages nj North River Returning, leave Loxingt,
every day. except sundays, and arrive in Richmond ,
II hours.
Passengers Tor fnfnvlle. fare 81. Buckingham i
iare sass; Charlottesville. iare ~ 80 Saonton, G
Saturdays Bonts,
Below seeeard of time Of arrival al iniermedate di
fHuces
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ssa3 FALL SUPPLY.
1883

4 CERTAINLY feel very thankful for liberal pat
ronagc during the three yours haye been doing bn
siaesz IN Lynchburg under my own name nnd Pensrd
that most Of m, former friends have found OUT aud ben
IN mind my oeulion.
Nv supply this Fall more extensive and probnb!
lnfrer thnn my stock Of the same kind OF Goods eve
hroueh ITO Lynchbrg; and while there will be smal
advance in the price 81 some aricesny snfing mot,
of Live aud let live will as heretofore, be strict
adhered TO. .,..
at7t +. SEABUBY.
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Southern Ekaii-ssonsis

TIL undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison. Jr. asks 10 say the
RaiRoad public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue its manage hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
Iention the work entrusted him. t. merit the APP
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
a. NETTLETON, Manager
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NEW a VALUABLE RELIGIOU

IN w "a
~ BOOkS-Just received Morses Commissa
House The following by Rev. Robert Phillips;
Devotional Guides-to the Doubling, Consc. enlols
Perpexed, Devotional, Thoughtful,
The Marys; or, beauties of Female Holiness,
Martins; or varieties of Female Piety,
g" Ly iias or develop mentof Female Character
" Hannahs or, Maternal influence on Sons
Love Of the Spirit-traced in His Works,
The Young Mans Closet Library.
The Martyr Lamb, by Thrummacher,
Beckersteth, the Lords Supper,
The Young Decple, by Rev. J. Clark
Gathered Fragments, by do
Walk about Zion, by do
Pastors Testimony, do
Wilson's Sacra Privata,
Keeps Double Witness Of the Church,
kebles Christian Year,
Daily Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Hours,
Communicates Manu- al,
Sermons, by Rev Samuel Davies, tv.
Eyiderces of Christianityby fifteen rlergymen oil VI
GINA, with Portraits,
McCosh on Divine Government,
Bonar's Morning of Joy aud Night of Weeping
Morning and Night Watches
Songs in the House of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example, by G. Fry,
The Listener. by do
Wheat Chnf, by Ryle,
Living Dead. by do
Pascals Provincial Letters,
The Fumily of Bethany, by Bennett,
Sabbath Musings, by G. Fry, ~,
Pithy Papers, North American Indians, Grand :.
rents Old Sea Captain Country Stories and oo'er'''
by Old HUMPHREYS,
Widow Directed and Anxious enquirer, by James Fam
Thornton's Wainwright ,James and SPlhcA"
lily Prayers.
Tyng's Commentaries on Gospels,
Barnes Notes on do job and lsaah, ,flte
The above, with other too numerous to men.J
sold low. Lnoy2It1,,I
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,f,ces app,op,,ate toth, tnSt Class.-Boxes Of mats
hornets d furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second CldSS.-Boxes, bales
# dry goods feathers, shoes saddery glass, paints, oils
hugs aud confectionery
drlieles ap7ropriateto Third CLaSS-Virginia domes
lies sugar coffee liquor buegng rope. butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tin sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware, castings,
hardware marble dressed andother heavy articesn
enumerated in special or fourth classmates.
articles appropriate the Fourth Ciass.-Flour, lin
sacks rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bacon, lin
casks boxes sacks, beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
( 20 miles l.50 Salt per bushel
f.lns''f per 100 miles. zoo ofFitly pounds. 10
n ,om 9 n - ! $50 miles. $50 II
wv IDS zoe miles. 800 Carrie' ~'ast. II
Ser 7--dts
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WARWICK FOUNDRY,

EAST END OF JEFF EhhoN d. oN ! NE phaif
Lynchburg. Wa.
TIVE Prop,iotors of hi. establishment are now la'
/ pared Ia furnish the Planters al Virgnln WI IL
,noat celebrated Premium FLOWS md AGluCul
ruRAl TOOLS In lhr United States.
They hnye. at IA great expense secured lwenly dill
ierrnt Patterns Of Plows--Also, GU IT FATORs
ROAD SCRAPERS and uihe diferent sizes ot ia
CUTTERS. Our ilpws consist of the Prekskill. Ne,
York $50 Premium; Eagle $50 Premium; AID Il,
Genuine Livingston county Plows. We have improve
the Livingston Pillow which mike. il " nth ut lcnst
per reut naro than the original patterns 1t const,l
in In. manner in winch the Landslide il Htache TO Il
mauldboar,l-dong uwuy with the loc, which weaker
the elrcnelho Of the rlnw. The torn OF the llow Is
changed but greatly increased in strength by the II
Wo,emout
Our experience in the All of building Agficullun
Tnols aud our superior pattsrn-. induce Tia To lie.
We enn furnish the besl Flows ia the State, at prices
to be bent VIII the Farmers of Vifginin give ~ ca
mud we willtake pleasure in cShbiting our tools, n
proving tn You the truth Of our stalemontsi
Also, all kinds ol Cn-t md W ought Iron work Il
,hediu the best style aud urier,
Fre.h gln,md Plastic, furnished al the mill usual
WHl1fEMORB, MeNAMf \ CO.