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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-08
NEW UNITED STATES MAIL
STAGE LINE.


4 NEW TRI WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR sr-SAsSa,
y HORSE POST COACH. S is now in q zsS--Ezss=-f
peration for the accommodation Of the travelling public
from HUNTSVILLE and WHlTESBURG, Ala, via Blunt
Springs huntsville, Elyton % NoLtev To.
This line stocked with fine Concord, Troy and Albany
bu: COache good teams, careful and experienced drivers
Persons rom North Alabama and Middle Tennessee, will
find this cheapest best and expedition, route
Central d. q South AaOama.
SCHEDULE GOsNG SOUTH.
Leave HuntsyiIe Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrives Monte,ao Tuesdays Thursdays and sat
aurdays ia time connect with the Cars for Selma, Ala
bima, arriving At Selma O'Clock, p. NJ, and then
T-~1 - Meeting with dai y line Of Mail st, am-
ITr-I Nt7slsN1 ers for Montgomery, Mobile aud New
Orleans. Also with a double daily line
Mail Goa hes for Marion, reeusborough Tuscaloosa and
Demoppls Aabdu a; Co,umtu, Jackson and Nicksbu &
Mississippi.
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Montevao the arrival Of the GAYS from Selma
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridsys arriving az Hunts
vile Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays II o'clock
A. ~ time with daily line Of Coaches for
Winchester the Nashville and Chattanooga a = I
Railroad. Also, connecting al Wlnesburg with &t<4sf
a ally line uf Mail Steamers for Decatur, and s1sss1
thence by Railroad and Stages to Tuscumbia Florence
Baly's Springs, Ala Holy Springs Miss, and Memphis
Tenn. Also, eci ing Whltesburg with the steamers
for Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.
The proprietOrs have from the solicitations Of
the North and south Alabama, established this
the Government tney hope to receive such patronage
will enable them keep II in sncressfu operation.
HARRINGTON BARNES,
aug24-8m Propretors.
Nashville True Whig copy three months and forward
count 10 this office HtritsUite AdUOcdte.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. THURSDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER & sCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, 346 and S4S Broadway
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,
HK ID. MINER. MEETING ST.
spls-ily CHARLESTON, =. e.
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q J
FHE subscriber having been engaged for the l 10 years
in the almost exclusive manufacture Of this most in
portant invention WOODWOKTH'S FLAMING, GROWING
AND TONGUlNG MACHINE has recently completed the
large addition TO his already extensive Iron Works. viii
with dispatch all orders in the above line unlm
tied The universally acknowledged superiority Of
WOodsworth's Planning Machines manufactured by him.
al hers, requires reeIatinn.
In the manufacture of STEAM ENGINES, claim a
peOy for power and speed beauty Of construction and
finish; and also guarantee the engines transmit 100
cent more power for the money han be furnished
by any other manufacturer, and than 100 per
ing in and tear, well large saving il the con-
sumption Of fuel.
References to Parties haUiag tie Steam Engines an
Pardee Morgan, New Haven, Ct; S. W Slocum, Brook
yn, n. Y; Timothy Daba Astoria, j.. L. Lyons Curtis,
Bridgeport Ct; Stamford Manufacturing Co.. Stamford c.,
John C. Sanford New Haven CT; Roln Snford New York
City Chas. F. Loosely, Austrian Consul General.
Reference 10 Parties AdUig tie Wordsworth P1niHg Ma
cline IN tise.
G.. p. Sloat, Kensngon Philadelphia, Pa. kdder Mar
tin, Wilmington N c.. A. L. Clapp Co., Mon gOmery, Ala;
G. A. Sanford, hew Orleans, La Hnke, Guild Co., Gin
cnna Ohio; Ransom, Cobb Co., Cleveland Ohio; Foss
Brothers, Chca GO HIS; J. q Smith, Milwaukee Wis; ?. B.
L. L. Eaton Buffalo, N Y; Toward smith, 0sgegO, N.
Y; John Snarr, Toronto, c. W.
Orders proposals received by mail otherwise from
all parts of the United States Canada South America, and
Europe viii be promptly attended by Agents who
travelling in all sections Of the cou0try. Letters by mail
address JOHN II. LESTER,
ocJ5-3m 81 Pearl St, Brooklyn, N Y.
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nANUTAcIuEERs ANp NILIREs.

VlrK are rsuersl AEeass ~ iAr sss a al cesson ana
w Hooisn h.1rls .lznsa a1sre IA she stats 81 tenne
ses and haFs arFoF rated aFEe ard eaa,n1lana
sslsy ior lAsf sac ssd ftcage D. hage ao spefQqFs-
Ted snoer roo a. sais ana ser4es a. EL0Uk 1oaa.
And waat relrecfY ss ~ atfzolloa 81 both 4sna-
1.elaFsrs an nli.srs - ~ anspeeueat.
es8 - - soAeoN %
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NREHSON. =. p, dealer in Lace and Fancy
n Goods &c &c. Union street, No. 32 between College
and Cher y streets, Nashville, Tenn. oecoI
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ET- Messrs. W. II GORDON 4 CO., Of Nashville our
Agents in that place, to whom payments must be made
lN- Merchants residents OF Nashville, but who re-
ceye their goods there pay Messr Gordon Co. IN
remit to shall charge hvePer cent for
advancing.
eS-we all freghts, detecting any over
charge In measurment Of goods by vessels.
gE-We sell commission all kinds Of Produce.
EE-we the Agents for the Tredegar Iron Works,
Richmond Va for all sizes Of Bar Iron Railroad Iron Of
every descp ion Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron
&c, Se., and the best Virginia Pig Metal.
WYATT CO., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT CO, Shvanush,
Cotton Factors Commission and For ardng Merchants
e2T-4m
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DERRY, w. n. & CO., Wholesale and Retail
Souara jelS
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CLIFTON q ABBOTT., dealers in Gentlemens
Post Ofice. Jels
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RAcsI RAGsll
IMRREIIAs.

Usr received large assortment o. dns sk Uubrsas
- al sl1es and coiers. CLIFTON ABBOTT
dr2, Ne 10 Cedar street.
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n0IGIAS. Is. a Es. q CO., importers and
~ Wholesale dealers iu Domestic Dry Goods Hats, Uas'
Bonnets Shoes Brogaus &C. north side Public Square
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New York City Business Directory

From S. NJ. PETTINGILL 4 co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
1l9 Nassau Street, NEW YoRE,
And No 10 State street, Boston.
p Co.. Agents for the influential aud largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states anc
the Canadas.
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a ALLOW CANEss. ESQ boxes J. DOYLE Coz
rd pressed Summer TalioW Candles in store and ioI
sale by Iie23l ". II. GORDON co.
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THE RIOT LOUISVUJ,E

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug sth.-After the last
despatch last night the Americans threatened
an attack on the Catholic church, but were
restrained by the Mayor.
Bishop Spaulding has published card de
nying that any arms were concealed in the
church, as had been reported, and disclaim-
ing connection with the difficulties which
had occurred. The keys of the church were
delivered to the Mayor. At IL o'clock at
night the military in the 9th ward were still
under arms.
The Louisville journal, of this morning
states that the riot was entirely disconnected
from the election, but was premeditated by
the Irish Catholics, who contemplated at
lacking the American procession Saturday
night, but were deferred by the immense
number of persons in it. Some of the Irish
admit this fact.
The first violence was unqu estionably
perpetr ated by the foreigners.
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r1,,.,nondspce of the Dispatch /.


/r,.,,, cnydeu- War AnniUersary Fire Statistics
Sailing gfthe California Steamers, &c.
NEW York, Aug. Z.
Tbers was meeting at the Battery 10 opposl.ion
~ ne conversion Of Castle Garden into an elngrant
Ssno. The euigrsnt receivers we're the prlnci
nal movers In the affair: The prominent speakers
threatened forcibe resistance OF the occupation OF
the building for emigrsnt purposes. During the
evening rockets were fired into 4Id over the
building for the purpose, as 10 suppos5d Of setting
II on FIRE. large police force was IL ths building.
buf their services were not required.
The officers OF the army and navy. ~Ao pariici
mated ju the war with leo, are II hold a meet
inp this evening" at the Aston Housa, ior the pur-
pose oil max lug arrangements 10 ce!sIrate the an>
nivsuary of the taking of the City Of Mexico by
the American army, under General Scott.
Mr. Nathaniel Richards, an old retired merchant
Of his city, died at his residence in West 25th ST..
on Saturday.
Joseph SSIvie, an emigrant runner, was arrested
on Saturday for violating the quarantine laws, in
attempting to board emgrant vessel lying eli
the landing at Quarantine. and for interference
with the regulations OF the Board OF Health, by at
tempting TO hold Intercourse with the emigrsnts
Two other persons, Mrs Hecht and child died
yesterday from injuries received at the Chstha N
erect fire. Mrs Jacobs 10 In critical condition
Her husband, who was arrested on suspicion of
setting ire 10 his store has been discharged, there
being not the slightest evidence to warrant his de.
teDtiOn
The chief engineer of the fire department. states
that during the year ending July 81, there were In
this city 34l fires and l49 false alarms with loss
on buildings Of 1927 1886. and on goods OF $3.50 1888
The chief highly commends the fire telegraph.
The steamships George Law and Daniel Webster
sailed yesterday for California.
The police arrested seven persons yesterday,
charged with passing counterfeit 50 bills on the
Mercantile Bank of Providence, |. Four OF them
were females
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MOB LAW IN WISCONSIN, MUIR
DERER HUNG

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. sth.-Y esterday a
special term of the court was held at West
Bend, for the trial of Debar, who recently
murdered q German family there, canned
Mueller. He was convicted of murder in
the first degree, and was being taken to jail
by guard of soldiers, when the populace
rushed on them. The soldiers gave way
The mob fell upon Debar, and after dread.
fully mangling him, tied him with rope, and
after dragging him through the streets, hung
him to tree, head downwards, until he was
dead
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EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 7.-Advices received
here from Kansas, state that great excite
ment existed there concerning the newly ap-
pointed Governor-Dawson Of Pa. The LIE
gislature doubt his soundness on the slavery
question, and petition is in circulation,
signed by the members, asking the Presi-
dent, in the event of Dawson's declining, to
appoint the present Secretary-D. Woodson,
from Lynchburg, Va, to the Governship.
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TIE DAMAGE.-The stsuoton Spectator, spe ak
of the damage by the late ffeshet there, says
farmers have lost large oantteI OF hay aud
Mr Henry Edison, 81, had hay valued at $500 ept
off The mill dams OF Maj Summers aud Mr.. Owen
c. Morris and perhaps otnsrs hsve bean destroy cd
Mai p. Brown, we also learn has suffered hes yiiy
In the loss OF crops and Mr.. Thomas Shumate loses
eatirs field Of wheat by the sprouting Of the
grain.
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NARKETs.

INV YoRE. Aae. s.-cottoa uushsngsd. Yleur-
SloS70io7s. Whest arm. corn : tribe h,shsr.-
rosk dull Stocks better. Money active.
- nALriMoRE, Aug. 6.-Ctty Mtlis Flour quoted st
1ssE0s T Good white WHEAT sold q is0t1l9s sts |.
eao gee 20 prins red do. 1t lso0is7 cts We quos
Viss ets Corn very ALL and We nate further as.
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BY THOMAS w. KEEESEE,
(ohice with Geo J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st.}
STOCK SALE OF CHINA GLAs,

Took SALE OF CHINA, GLASS
- AND EARTHENWARE, AT AUCTION. :
closing my present business, will proceed to sell
a. suction, on MONDAY Morning next Aug 18TH
at y o'clock, at my store No 70 Main st.. my stock
81 foods embracing large and varied asaortmen ut
bic for this market. 7-rs - 30 :
All persons that deal in the above goods will fnd
their interest TO attend the SALE which will be
continued until the entire stock IL sold. - +
TERMs-All sdUs under $50, cash; $50, and over
that amount, months credit for anprovsd neg tia.
BILE paper. HUGH A WATT
Sale to be conducted by THOMAS W. KEEsEE.
Auct. snQ
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ESPECIAL DIsPATcH.l
YELLOW FEVER AT poRTsMoU1

YELLOW FEVER AT PORTSMOUTH.
PETERSBURG, August s.-Information re-
ceived here state that for "a hours ending
Yesterday, there were new cases and 10
deaths.
Captain Barrum, of the Navy Yard, and
daughter. were lying dangerously ill. Mrs.
Barrum was dead.
Many of the most influential citizens OF
Portsmouth were down with the fever.
Seven thousand persons had left the town.
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YELLOW FEVER In NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH.

Tn. Sanitary Committee Of Norfolk made ths
,ollovips report for the twenty four hours endin;
Tuesday al . o'clock:
No new case or apy death Of yellow fever wifnir
,he civ limits, has come The knowledge OF toe
Board. hos,i,aL
GU, of the city deaths aoae.
We learn by passenger iron Ponsino"D'
for the twen,y-four hours ending lteso1y
mon. there were seventeen new cases ~ 'NA'
aDd i've deaths a,5
x,. B.,rum. wife Of Capt Barrum' cehm ,.S,
ant Al the NAVY Yard, our Informant say
"a ~. s.vsr and Capt B himself nao oeen se.. y
A.. MAJ Bo,pi.sl, with the same disease' i"0
40 not mention Mrs. B g death.
The ,ovu council of Hampton has es'soi'sned
.,.r.n,,ne against the infested ports, and no per-
an. re,dpg In the infected districts viii be allow
:. >. enter the town and all persons going to
u.un,op are required to produce certificates
Glowing that they not such residents
avs. r,.,, from Richmond arrives at Portsmouth
l., ,,;Iroad. opers at 6, P. NJ, and closes at
Pm
r,s Norfolk Herald complains bitterly OF the
,,,,s quarantine, established against that city at
ell ports.
A. unsuccessful attempt was made on Saturday
nth, TO burn "Bsrry's Row." In which the fever
commenced.
MIN. schoolfsld, of Portsmouth, 10 not dead,
O., erroneously reported yesterday.
u, W.B. whitehead, of Suffolk. had sent 500
- IA r.ed for the sick of Portsmouth.
ysst,rdsy vase, spart BY the Mayor of Ports
II a, the reoues. of the ministers In the town..
a.. day Of humiliation and prayer TOR The conies-
atm Of sins and earnest prayer to the Almighty
,b,, His scourge may be removed"
M,s Ann R. Cooke of Portsmouth, and Dr. VIM.
uosge. of Norfolk, both well known residents,
had died.
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.... AMUEEMENTS .es5
n MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION "a
ToTHE -
|j SLASH COTTAGE, 1

The MECHANIC GUARD" Capt. MARTIN M
LIPscoMB will make an Excursion to the SLASH
COTTAGE, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. 18Th.
During the evening GRAND BALL will be given
in the Cottage buildings. and abundant REFRESH.
MENTS spread in the Pavilion. -31'-T.s
The Mechanic Guard beg to assure their friends
der the Excursion and Ball everything that the most
fastinoua could desire. -
joint committee of the Corps and Railroad Com.
will be enforced.
y TICKETS admitting lady and gentleman, 81
for the round trip Tickets for sale the Richmond,
Frsdercksburg and Potomac Railroad Company's
Office; Ouval Norton's Drug Store.
The Excursion Train will leave the Depot at 5
O'Clock and return about O'Clock Persons can a!so
leave in the " o'clock train.
~ Members of other Volunteer Companies are
requested to appear in uniform. au7
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING

,n,1si! ISSaON Az NC n c'C
sion and Forwarding Merchants, lSsh street, be.
tween Main and Cary streets, Richmond. Va. win
attend to the sale of TOaACCo, FLOUR, WHEAT,
and all kirds of country Produce. Ir-r
Persons along ths line of the Danville Railroad,
who make ne consisnmenra can, IL they prefer It,
receive the proceeds directly through the hands OF
H:v. GRAVES. Mail Agent. who p,nes The road
daily. He will also Walt Dsnvilie Va. and Milton
and Yanceyville. North Caroiins, weekly, to make
depostes and meet those making copsignmepts from
those regions. an Him
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamship United
States arrived at New YORK ON Monday night with
Havana dates to the % inst. There was nothing
stirring of importance sther in politics or business
The health Of tho city continued good The Cap
tain Of the Cyane had arrested person named Bian-
chard, charged with embezzlng ST.. 600 from his en-
ployer. Mr. Blessey, at New Orleans. He gave
"a 600 Of the stolen money. and having been permit
ted with his wife, to 60 shore, (hs having been
arrested before lsndng) is doubtful if he can be-
brought back for trial, we have treaty with
Cuba. Captain Graham, owner of the United States,
has organized line Of steamships to run between
New York, Havana and Sissl, Csmpeachy, Vera
Cruz and Tampico. The line 10 composed of the
Ocean Bird and the United States. The q. s. ship
Falmouth was towed TO from Havana O tho r.
lost. All well on board.
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION-THE
v,, MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN DAN.
on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day of Ausust. that we'll
Known and favoritely situated STORE HOUSE and
LOT whieh he recently purchased of Mr. j. N
Waker and the same in which Mr.. Walker has con.
Quoted an extensive Grocery. Commission and For.
wardins business for some time past
the house fs iargs-some 24x80 feet two storie 9
nien, suostantiaiiy built OF brick, covered with tin.
and considered the most desirable In Dauville on
account OF Its location sand for business and its
House - =
The sale will be positive and tbs terms unusually
Noera aud n ade known on day of sale. Possession
eu at SHEITON nAyI2
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MASSACHUSETTS KNOW NOTHING
CONVENTION.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Aug. s.-The Know
Nothing Convention here has voted down
the proposition to admit naturalized foreign
Protestants as members.
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By TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
HOUSE AND LOT. AND ENcI,osF

HOUSE AND LOT, AND ENCLOSED
4 n ACRE LOT AT AUcTI0N.-On THURS.
DAY. 9th August, ct s o'clock, r. H. upou the pre.
mises, will be sold the FRAMED HOUSE, with
neer an acre OF ground attached situated on the New
oridge road, near Union H1ll and adjoining Leadbet
ters Taverr. The house Il nearly new, has rooms
ana ~ now occupied BY James TUCKER.
AHei when VIII be sold an acre of ground near
tion. e - .s1 80 = = = $50 " e1'e
ADDITIONAL.-Will also be sold Lot of 6 Acres
"a +. Johnston, and VIM. Bowen. and enclosed on
raj Tue SPRING. and ia really valuable for market
garden or dairy business. s74I777E
Terms liberal, and will be made known at the sale
au TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Auct
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were about 1900 bushels White sold At $685. ctr
s ~ yello~ ct sadsl eta. The yellow Corn sold at
me latter ftuts - OF very inferior quality.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.-MISS BETTE
~ CARTER BOCKIUs will open School in this
city on the lst October next Location In future adj
ysrtisement. Apply at Mr.. B. III. smith's on Mayo
street. Refer to Mrs. Drew. jy I0--1mS
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FarAs ACCIDENT AT CfNcINNATr-SIx Pen
sons KILLED The cornice OF a new building Ia
Cincinnati 10 process OF erection Tor the Ohio lie
Insurance and Trust Company, fell Tuesday after.
noon, crushing to death ak persons and ipjurine
several others. two 90 severely that their recovery
Il dispaIred Of Robert Cameron. master builder,
and w. B. Curtis, superintendent of the building,
who were setting beneath the cornice at the time.
aud John s. Chambers and B Waidron, who were
passing by, all well known and esteemed citizens,
are among the killed.
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T,,. sr.,x F.sr.-DurIna the terrific thunder
.,or,,, r. ss,nrdsv evening. the lightning struck
,he hou,e Of Mr. Smiley, 10 Dorchestsr. Ms.sachu.
. .s,. ' tu.,sn.y killing Mrs Smiley The Neptune
Home Cbelses, was allen damaged by lightning, as
noa. - ina bousa of Thomas Jackson IN North
$50 'o twss the heaviest thunder STERN Ut the
Mr. Cheney. express manager, injured by the
accident on the Northern New Hampstire Railroad,
ON Saturday, will probable recover.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLTAMS
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL

,RUSIEES SALE OF A SMALL
BY virtue OF the provisions Of Deed Of Tru,t eo 4
Davis dated 18th july, 1884 and records ed in the
omce OF the Clerk Of Henrieo County Court the
on the 6th August 1885, in the room and stead Of said
Dasis 4wh0 has removed from thl. State viii sell
on THURSDAY, sd Of August, 1885, upon the pre-
nnises, At o'clock P. n the property convsys6 In
said deed being parcel of land containing Is acres
lying miles from the city. the Brooke Plank
err and sd1oining the lands Of jesse Williams John
framed house with s rooms and NAV be made de-.
sirable place - - We
TERMS will be In accordance with the deed and
will be made known at the time Of sale. -
JAMES N. TAYLOR
Substituted Trustee.
q TAYLOR q WILLIAMS, Auctg.
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NSSA STAGE LINE BETWEEN
5I TOMAHAWK STATION AND
CUMBERLAND G. r., VIA POWHAfAN C. H.
fine three.horse Coach will run regularly, com-
meneng on MONDAY, TIE 9Th instant. between
the above places, three times week, leaving
romahawk Station every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday mornings the arrival of the cars; and
turn the alternate days. In time to connect with
them
Passengers for Powhstan Court House, coming to
Tomahawk between stage days, will be charged
SI.50. I-12Es
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. ~ 80
BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar.
- Cd 10 furnish Board By the day or week, on the
most liberal terms at the Marlboro Hotel, on Wall
z 0eet. my l8=ts J. HARDY
EOk HIRE.-A sPrightly Boy, accua-
Apply to VIZ 0OULDIN.
an S-2t 0overaor strsef.
FOR HIRE-FOr the baIanee Of tile
=. year. N OLE woman secnssemsa e Csotns aud
t-t