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N A S III Will E:
MORNING. NOV. 30, is5s.

CorroN ExPoRrs-The Mobile Register, good
paper, by the way, gives the following table, show
ing the amount and value of the cotton exported
from the country during the fiscal year ending June
Both, 1853 The Southern States are evidently
prospecting as well as the Northern Besides nearly
hundred and ten millions Of dollars worth of their
cotton sold abroad, they sell many millions wOrih
to the North And their tobacco crop amounts to
many millions more. ..,.--
Exports of cotton for the last year are as
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THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING corp.~-
Ts ssaols6mert now provided with Maehjoerv -
Nth ~ go o. me most modern construction. a.,
WIN me pest Mechanical skill that the country ss1 -
speeuy solicit orders They are prepared % es.s,s "a
c.. RAILROAD MACHINERY
oueh as Loeo1q,ttcss tor Passenger and Fru;b. r.;
assenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and ,l-
every description Of work appertanineto Raj RsJs
STEM ENGINES
Boat and Stat0nary-frnm 8 n 5o0 bo-..-, -.
boilers OF the best Tennessee Iron. r''"
a, SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or c;-.,ra- o.
GRIST MILLS
"SNes and Machinery made for an sizes cor,rf.,.. a.
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and &C.,, &c. 20
iadsys for blast &c 's 14s'AroH W
, ROLLING MILLS
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and an roacbira-. g. m
'"g eotnplee--made at shortest notice -''
or BRASS AND IRON CASTING
" any description, with shaflne mil oear;no 49,
""ss cast iron Bank vaults &c, &C. made 10 order
ADDRESS JOIN THOMPSON. Agent (Tho i nract;rsi ~.
CHEMIST or the undersigned. JOHN r. JOfISSoT'
President
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AZ" Mr.. VAN ZANT has arrived in our city and
intends delivering lecture at the Hall ofthe House
of Representatives soon as he can make arrange
ments The subject will be Rise and Progress Of
American Liberty"
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RespectfnllY. your friends,
A. lehman.
NASHVILLE, Nov. q, 1859

NAsHViLLEl NOV. u 100.
GENTLEMEN For the handsome compliment
you have so kindly rendered Inc, l can but feel
gratifed and grateful gratifed to think that my
eKertions as an actor, have met with your approval
and administered to your amusement-and CRATE
full to the fattering testimony generously offer
ed. propose Wednesday. November Beth, for
the occasion. Trusting this may meet your wishes
remain, gentlemen, yours respectfully,
T. NJ VANCE
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
SENGER PACKET.
DELLE-KEY, PEYT0N A. KEY, 6rsSxs1~ d
ID COMMANDER. This large and magnf- sssFts5ftTzSf
cent Steamer is undergoing thorough s=ssess
repair at Louisville, and will take her place Regular
Packe in the above trade there sufficient water
and will continue during the entire season.
In point Of speed comfort and safety the BELLE-KEYis
unsurpassed ON the Western waters which, with the long
experience of her genemanly Commander and the ac-
kn0wled ged business capacity other Clerk m Lewis North
en enables confidently TO recommend her to the bust
and travelling community. Mr. Northern will give
prompt personal attention to filling orders for Groceries &c
.=RS- share patronage is respectfully solicited
JOHNSON HORNE CO.,
aug27-4m AGENTS
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~ The Advocate is the name of weekly
neutral paper, the publication of which has lately
been commenced at MaryVlle, East Tennessee, by
W. T. COLLINS.
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The Sandwich Islands-:welve in number--em-
brace a superficial area of about six thousand and
one, hundred square miles -Four of the islands are
rocky and uninhabtable
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1,lOl, l6s,7l2 sIo9. CO., 1854

The New YoRK Cry BANKs.-The officers of
forty banks in New York city, held meeting
on the Dist inst to consider the heavy losses those
banks have lately sustained by defAlcations, en-
bezzlemen;s and thefts. The following are the
Banks which have suffered most seriously IA
Bank of the State of New York, 100000
Bank of the State of New York. bills ..If
stolen from the counter $3.50
Bank OF Commerce, $4,000
Merchants Bank. 100000
metropolitan Bank, 10000
American Exchange Bank 10000
Hanover Bank, $4,000
Total S7426lO
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CoTToN-There an extra fine lot sold yesterday &c;
smaller lots at 5Oas Is Prices still irregular and we
hear of speculative demand sales confined to filling
ders.
d e NEw ORLEANS Nov, 23
COrroN.-Arrived since the 18th instant of Louisiana
and Mississippi 1885 bales, Tennessee 1854, Arkansas
1902 Mobile AS Texas y |; together 81 9l7 bales. Cleared
in the time for Liverpool 6222 bales barcelona S45
Genoa 5O3 Boston 1887, Philadelphia 81 Baltimore 1872
Richmond IA together 1892 bales Stock in presses and
shpboard not cleared the 22d instant 1873 S9l bales
Our last report left the cotton market with but tie ami
nation the tenor of the Arabia advices gave material
check operations parties being DESTROYS of obtain
ing definite respecting the of affairs
in Europe Under similar circumstances the business of
Saturday confined to barely $500 bales ut previous
rates. On Monday the letters by both the America and
the Baltic received, and business in the Cotton
market resumed fair extent the sales of the day
reaching fully $500 bales Yesterday the rket did not
exhibit any great activity but still there proved to be
fair enquiry, and sales effected TO the extent of about
5000 bales making total for the three days of Toe bales
taken for England, France Spain, the Continent and the
North. With respect to Prices we have marked change
to notice. aud continue former quotations. but would
mark that for the last two days the advantage would
to have been rather the side Of sellers especially for the
grades from Middng upward these nnst in request
and least readily obnHbe has been the for
time past
ToBAcco.-The Tobacco market remains wholly inactive
and have sales Oreport Prices nominal at the
moment therefore though again remark that hold
generally firm and demand outside rates. especially
for the lower grades.
LuGs-Factory; cents "a SO
= Planters ....5&
~ LEAF-tlieilof -.--........o "a
Fair. ....,,.,,,..,tt..,....... So ga
rihe $3.50 .-''.'--s'''--,,-. a "a
Arrived snCs ,bs S,S the
same time nOne Stock in warehouses and on shipboard
not cleared on the Goth instant 26 6l5 hhds.
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MARRIED On the Doth inst, by the Rev. DR..
Baker, at the residence of DR.. J, d. Winston, Mr..
P. S. HoLL1Ns, of the firm of r. S. HoLLNs & Co,
to Miss NJ. Z. Nelson, all of this city.
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DIEp-In McWhirtersville near Nashville, Nov.
29th, Mrs. MARY f., consort Of Dr. JAS C. PATTER-
SON. aged % years and months. She leaves de
voted husband and three children to mourn her If
reparable loss.
Paris, Tenn, papers please copy.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
davidson Comfy -NOvemb Der Term. Issa

IIenTy J. HYDE
Milla Shannon and others
thls case lt appearing the satisfstov Of N o..
That the following defendants 10 wit. W;1EaT SS.'
non ana ms w W.. I a shan1qn formerly a Hyde whose
and Morgiana HYDE the three last beng minor
John hyde IT, deceased, and residents of the Stale 81 mi;
nous are nofeSidents Of this State and are cut Of he ;r
detlon OF this Court aud that the usual process 81 tbs
Co1r cannot be served upon them il is ordered that pub
cation be made IN some newspaper for said defendants 10
come forward on the trS Monday in December next and
plead answer or demur 10 the BILL otherwise the sane will
be taken for confessed them and set for hearing At tb
SAID term OF the Court. T. r. CHEATHAM Clerk, &c
noy9-tw6w lstCec-Prnter's fee 81
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NASHVILLE. Nov. %. 1853

Mr. VASCE-DEAR SIR: The undersigned in con-
sideration of your merit an actor, beg leave to
tender you a complimentary benefit to take place
at the Adelphi Theatre at such time may best
suit your convenience
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DLANIsHED AND BLOCK TIN WARE

DLANISHED AND BLOCK TIN WARE
We have sale the largest stock offered in Nash
vile of the above beautiful ware cOnsistingof
Soup Tureens, various sizes;
Cover'd Dishes with heaters;
Beat Steak Dishes with heaters
Oyster Dishes-Chaiins Dishes;
Tea and Coffee Pots. fron pint to 6qts;
Coffee higgins, various sizes
COFFEE GrecqGes. large and small sizes;
Coffee Urns, Ocaeon Ovalaud rOund.
As The above articles have been purchased for cash and
at low rates they will be sold cheaper than articles Of the
same quality have been offered before in Nashville
SNOW, MACKENZIE & CO,
,ov1s Nashville
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES Il
PACKET LINE.

NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES Mali.
PACKET LINE.
ENOR MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS. STA h
II LOUIS AND L0UlSVILLE-TRY-sth 1872 ,Ii
-WEEhLf-The Splendid New Passenger ESzSsSss 81
Steamers CRY HUNTSVILLE JOHN SIMPSON, AND EMB,s-
ST. will leave Nashville every Monday Wednesday and FRI
day AT O'Clock p NJ connecting at Padueah with the dali
" Louisville and ST. Louis o. s. Mail Boats and at Mem
phis with The splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin H.
r. w Hill. Geo. Collier, and Mary Agnes giving through
tickets from Nashville to either of the points above named
TheaccommoGatons of this line cannot be surpassed and
PASSENGERS will lind by far the speediest of travel
either North or South. a
For freight or passage apply to .atasf
A. L. DAVIS,
A. HAMILTON,
oct5 Agents at Nashville
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MooNE. COMMIsSION MER.

DOBERr MOORE, COMMISSION MER-
IL CHANT Cincinnati. o. Agent for the purchase and
sale Lard and Lnseed OIL Star Candles Cheese ClOT
and Timothy Seed Superhne Flour BuckWheat Flour &c
hopes from long acquaintance with the of Nashville
Merchants I'LL their orders satisfactorily. sy Prompt
ness and small profits. Sk9 [novl7-Sw
NOR SALE.-TWENTY-FIV ACRES OF
L LAND nine miles from Nashville in District No s and
Immediately the Liberty road mile from the Frank
lin Pike and about three hundred yards from the Owen
and Winsted Pike.
nov26 RIA BALL0wE, General Agent.
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S742,6IO
Mr.. VANCE.

1t win be seen from The correspondence below
that Mr. VANCE takes his benefit at the theatre to-
night Mr. Vance is a laborious and pains-tallng
actor. He richly deserves the compliment thus
rendered him. and we hope viii receive substan-
tial benefit .4--
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STATE OF TENNESSEE

SAAAE VT IENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court November Term, 1853.
T. A. Mabry, Admir-
Daniel ID. Mabry, and others
1T APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court in this
il case that the defendants VIM. H. Mabry and Lewis
Maby, nOnresdens Of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon them
ordered that publication be made for thirty DAYS in
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and answer
at the next term Of this Court December 1883 otherwise
they will be proceeded against by dehsu.
+. r CHEATHAN,
noT9-w&tw till dec Clerk
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CUMBERLAND COAL.--The undersigned has
at his yard on College street, opposite Capt Homes
Paint Shop line lot Of the best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices The public invited
to call and try this coal JAMES HUGHES.
sSy- Having Wagons and Teams. am at all times pre-
pared To furnish my old customers and friends with San
and Gravel TO do any hauling that may be required
Nashville October 90, 1858 j. H.
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OFFICE OF NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT CO.
NOVEMBER T. 1858.
A DIVIDEND of per cent for the last twelve months
N 4 per share-has been this day declared the cap
ita stock of the Nashville Gas Light Company. payable
the Attn Of January nextme being allowed to enable such
Stockholders may hold fractions of Shares to consolidate
them. JAS. IL. kENDRlCh,
novS-1m .. Secretary
MARRIAGES FOR HIRE.-THE SUBJ
l SCRIBER returns his thanks for the large share of
patronage he hitherto received in his line; and would in
form the public that he has Just purchased
NEW STYLE CARRIAGE which, together with other good ones
he offers for hire day and night He has careful and
pcrenced drivers and be found at all times at the
Serandah Stables Cherry street. lie will drive his
Carriage himself at all times
noy55--lw JERRY STOTHARD.
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.-I gssssssss.s

NOTICE. TO STUthTIULDERS.-S zIzsz3
y An election of Fifteen Directors 10 manage -syS
the affairs of the NA>hville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company for the year will take place at Murfees
boro on the m GfDcceber and the report of the state Of
the affairs of the Company will be read usual Stock
holders will be taken h3 road hear the report read
the 4th and back home ON The 4th 18Th the
whole read and back The day, they may prefer
free # carge They viii be required to show their stock
certificate the Conductor evidence OF Their right to go
/ free Ou the clTS.
sss Parties travelling under this privilege must have
owned their stock thirty days more.
W A GLEAVES Secretary
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DARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP invited to
call and examine the beautiful assortment Of chill
dren and infants Hats and Caps of the latest and
approved Styles which for sale at the splendid hat
adjustment of FRANCISCO WHITMAN
oct29 No. %, Public Square.
rTNHE METROPOLITAN HAT.-Those persons
i who wish neat and comfortable business Hat, would
do well to call and examine those beautiful styles that
we have Just received. FRANCISCO h WHITMAN.
oct29 %, Public Square
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

George d. Hamlet. Admir-, and others,
Squire Johnson and others
II APPEARING To the satisfaction Of the Court in tb;s
case that two ofthe Defendants TO wit SQUIRE johnson
ana ms VIE Martha Johnson nonredenis Of the State
being citizens OF the State of Missouri and that the s
process Of this Court could not be upon them It Was
ordered that publication be made in some peUSpauer F
'hry days requiring said defendants To appear Al he De-
ceoer Term OF This Court and plead to the petition other
wise tne same viii be taken for confessed them and
set for hearing, Dlrts. r r CHEAT9aN
NOv9-w&tw tilt dec . cls-k
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IMPORTANT TO MousEKEEPERsi

NT,COMBIES FURNITURE POLISH for cleansing.
M storing and preserving the lusre Of vanished pol
ished furniture.
By thu application Of this polish Pianos Furniture Of
any description and CARR gs after being furnished with
age NAV be made 10 look good las new.
Certificates are given Of its value By the leading piano
caDInet wnrkmen IN New York For sale
in bottles at so cents and 81 Oh, by
SNOW, MACKENZIE CO,
nov10 Nashville
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DRTrTANIA WARE THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID have just received from New York, large supply Of
Drana Ware Pitchers. I, ,, s, and qtss
Coffee, Tea and Cream Pots;
Sugar Bowls
Candle-sticks and Lamps;
Cupsan Cigar lighters.
For sale at small advance Manufacturers prices.
SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO,
norIS Nashville.
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nHILADELPHIAO ONE PRICE CIOI
STORE Cedar street. near the Post Once, Ma
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention Of
men 10 the advantageous arrangement that We have
~ made for the pur pose Of furnishing them with elO1
SUPERIOR quality at mnen lower rates than has bel
been charged by similar establishments The seni
ner mir. r. d. Clifton, residing and remaining con
in Philadelphia having been for many years enl
the purchase Of material and the manufacturing Of
in the Eastern Markets, gives decided advaniage
we are returning 10 the benefit Of or customers
arrangement, and the one price prinriPle. We na
selves that we shall be able 10 give satisfactlon
may favor Us with their patronage.
~ Making 10 OrdeF.--Ne have IN our en-
Ofthe most experienced a3d superior cutters IN y
States and viii warrant our work 10 give entire "a
Our stock Of Goods on hand Is large and beaGti
ursing all the latest STYLES Of fabrics introduced
men will please call and examine our stock,
nova CblFION q a.
II AND FOR SALE.-BY YIRTUEO r.
Il cree Of the County Court Of DAVIDSON CO
deted at the October Tern. 1888, IN the case
Farrell Administrator vs. the heirs OF Jersniah
deceased will offer for sale. at the Court 40
town of Nashville on Saturday the 50 % Dece
/ aTRACT OF LAND. containing ten aeres, nta
/ N,rF,assboro' nike about seven miles frO1a has
/ 50 Tract Of Land belonged % the estate
S,b;1,r,icL deceased and is sold for the purpos
Iabss oft6e state and uDon the following Ter
1000 in casb $3.50 upon credit Of SIX months. ~
| 80 ,,non 4 credit Of twelve mouths, with
! 1he date Notes with good security required,
tainedi1pon the Land until the purchase mone'
| Oct26-trw&d +. H. NnA-AA
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular

Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TTNHE Splendid Passenger Steamers, fzamz@ =
i STATESMAN, II. G. MCCoMAs Master Alkks5sysF-sssi
JOHN p TWEED DAVID MILLARD Master zSSss.-=--sz
will make regular trips in the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday, at O'clock p. NJ. Returning will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at O'Clock, P. N.
The above boats No. l, and differed by eXpe
ri enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise to give satisfaction TO all who
may entrust business to their
septlT-f JOHNSON, HORNE X CO.
Nashville aud Louisville Weekly Packet,
WIN. GARVIN, C. 7. REEDER Master
THIS splendid Steamer is nearly COM f-1s=s- n
4 pleed and will be at Nashville hefirst sSf1ytftR
rise of the river She will carry 400 tons szzsres7
and her accommodations for passengers unequaed by
any boat of her dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt. C. T. REEDER long and favOrably known TO our
community, and the Cumberland river trade, generally
She will make regular weekly trips leaving Louisville
TUESDAY and Nashville on FRIDAYS, at O'Clock,
NJ. AT the former place passengers will find various
Railroad and Steamboat lines convey them any point
of destination they may desire viz The old established line
to Cincinnat Union line TO Wheeling; Psburg and Lou
isve line; Jefferson Railroad De- ko All aiiordng the
amplest accommodations, combined with expedition
10y All orders will be flied as low as at Cincinnati.
g For Freight or Passage, apply To q .r-a
sep4O-tf HENRY I. YEATMAN Agent.
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MEDTCAL,

CURES FOR CHILLS AND FEVERS, WEAK
NESS, DEBILITY, sc. l,
VsGooDs CHoLAGoGUE ROraNGs
mdSses 6e CE2Ptass I1aies Richardson's Sherry Wine
Snau speneers, Hoofands and DromgooIs Brrra RS;
Schledam Sehaapps -
oai'iig'on Williams AGUE and FEvKR PILIs
hEMEDiES FOR COLDS, COUGHS. BRON.
CHETIS, &C.
Wtstdrs, Uiiqas, Hastings o AVyes' Balsan Of v;,5
Cherry, Tar and Wood Naptha Expectoranrs Congh Raj
sans. Syrups, &c f. 0'e" DA''
FOR PAINS, BRUISES, RHEUMATISM. SC
Arabian and Mustang I.uemenis rOl
DAVIS Pain Killer Celestial BelIn att7
Bulls SdrSapqrida prepared de- By T. WEEIR
oitS Market opposite Union St, Nashville
DERFUMERY III great variety, Kept constantly on
l. hand and for sale at the lowest prices.
BE- Fine Toilet and shaving Soaps.
$40 Doc well assorted Toilet Soaps;
Ftae Sharing Creams dRSsSOaBs
FOR THE TEETH
OOioatine and CGareoaI Taoia PAST;
Chlorine and 0ris Tooth WasheS .l..
R0assePs tine I5CtA PvafdeTs;
TOOthache Drops assorted.
Recelyedan for sap by T. WELLS.
nUtNINE, HOrphia, Chloroform Pepsin cd Lirer
~ OIL Strichnne Hyd Potassae Iodine Nitrate Silver
Select Iotcers0f Opa1 oecacaq,sak CdLoeg1.h hta5Ir6
Sraanon@ 4ayqRPh, BayterTM Golden sal dc.
Received by T. WELLS,
octo Market Street.
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NEW ORLEANs AND MEMpHIs U. S. MAN. pACKE

II ME splendid new passenger steamer, SDG&
a IL X. w HILL, THos NEWER, Mas kt-ssy..z1-sHS
ter, will run in the above trade this sea-
son, leaving Memphis her first trip on
Saturday, the ED of October The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis u s. Mail Pack
cts aud will give through tickets from New Orleans
Nashville
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, will
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at NJ, with freight
ard passengers for the Hill.
Octs A. L. DAVIS, Agent ~
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nOY,S CLOTHING DEPOT

nOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT the subscriber
have the most extensive and varied assortment 4
Clothing for BOYS from to Is offered for sale in II
Union Orders Gentlemens Clothing filed at the shor
estnOtce.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment ha
the privilege Of changing them if they dOnOt suit
=. A. HOYT 4 BRO.
s. W corner OfChestnut and 10 ST., Phladelph iA-
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Apr! >. lS55-ly
WANTED TO HIRE FOR THE REMAIN
w DER of the wear, GIRL IN do chamber work Al
take Of children. Permanent employment viii
given ifwanted
~ Inquire at this Office. nOvfT-tI
TSOR RENT FOR THE NEXT YEAR, a
the Third Story, Rooms suited for Offices or bed u
rooms the secGAd hOOr and shops and Offices on
ground floor fthe Union Buildings the Of &c
and Cherry streets opposite the Post Office. Apply to
novlS-tf ). 2. ALLISON No. 81 Cherry
no ALLWHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-TI
i undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas on
10th day of December, ISIS there issued By the
monwealth Of Virginia, Military Land Warrant, No
for 400 acres q Land Peter Booth and Martha POrc
heirs or legd representatives Of Michael Booth, dece
late Sergeant Of ts COntineal line OF Virginia. foE
vices rendered - Sergeant during the War IN sad
mental line which said Warrant was lost OF mislaid
whereas the 2sth day Of OetOher. ls4l, duplicate
rant was issued to said minors. which said duPiieai
also been lost or nisaid and whereas on the 7b day
yenber 1855 another duplicate Warrant was issued
minors I now therefore publish that viii make ~
ton 10 the General Land Office Al Wasissngton Tor
to be issued to as the only surviving heir OF VI
Micheal Booth, deceased. under act Of Congress e
"An get making further provisions for the saiislSc
Virginia Land Warrants approved august 8isS ~
nOvls-tri w3ns. MARTHA run =
- The Washington Li.ioa vii publish tho
three months send paper and account 10 this Office.
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LETTER AND CAP PAPER
? Double Medium, Packet Post Glazed Coyer and other
Papers. Just received by .TQON RUTLAND,
noyae 11s-.t- .t--i-a A Union street
PUTNAMS MONTHLY Magazine Of Literature,
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale by n0y22 TO0N & RUTLAND.