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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-08
Mr.. Buchanan i'm Pennsylvania

The Niles Enquirer, paper printed at Niles
in Michigan, lays before its readers the follow
ing letter from democrat touching the pros
poets of Mr.. Buchanan in Pennsylvania. The
tone is rather responding:
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 80, 1856.
Ny DEAR FRIEND:-Your kind letter of the
10th inst, has this moment reached me. You
wish to know how the nomination of Mr..
Buchanan takes, and what are his prospects in
the "old key stone" In answer have to say,
| AIN not one of those inpulsive men, as yon
know, who jump at conclusions, without sur
veying the ground, weighing the circumstan-
ces under the varied forms in which they pre-
sent themselves, nor am | of these, who in
cline to look on the dark side-''see niger
in the fence" or "climb hill before | get to
it." While the nomination suits me, as it
does the generality of our party, | must say
to you frankly, l have my fears and misgiv-
ings, as to the result in Pennsylvania, so many
are the interests to be subseryed and so va
ried are the influences which will be brought
to BEAR | can speak with no great degree Of
confidence of his success in our State. That
he will as you say, get many votes from The
old wing party, have no doubt, but to coun-
terbalance that, Fremont will take many from
OuL pdi W. anu 81 many dS VIII, d"Iuliy IedT,
lose US the State. see the papers ont of Penn
sylvania speak of our State, as "fx'd fact"
a certain thing. Iwish it were so-wish could
see it so. Mark what say-tbe South will be,
| fear, awfuly disappointed in our vote The
Gearmans will, nany of them, go off on the
Fremont side. This Kansas matter and the
floggng of Sumner is working incalculable
mischief, and again the appointees of the pres
eat administration of the U. S. has been as
bad as bad could behaving thousands from
Us who have been life long democrats, and
last, the society Of friends, who are numerous,
have become inceDsed, and will go over in a
body, not SO much against Mr.. Buchanan as
the platform on which he stands--the shot
heads" who framed it and placed him upon it.
President Pierce, who had our vote in 80,
cannot get one in ten of the votes he did then
J. W. Forney is warm friend of Mr.. Buch-
anan, and his (Forney's) impopularity, Mr.. B.
has to shoulder aud carry, and fear the load
will sink him in Pennsylvania, still hope for
the best; We must "hope on hope ever" and
work as though the election depended on our
individual exertiOns
Very truly your friend, MI.
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PRETTY WoMEN.- A pretty women is one
of the "institutions" of the cOuntry-an angel
in dry goods and glory. She makes sunshine,
blue sky, Fourth ofJuly, and happiness wher-
ever she goes. Her path is one of delicious
roses, perfume, and beauty. She is a a So eet
poem, written in rare curls and choice calico,
and good principles. Men stand up before her
a SO many admiration points, to melt into
cream and then butter. Her words float
round the ear like music birds of Paradise, or
the chimes of Sabbath bells. Without her soci-
ETY. would lose its lruest attraction, the church
its frmest reliance, and the young men the
very pest Of comforts and company. Her in
fiuence and generosity restrain the vicious,
strengthen the weak, raise the lowIy, flannel
shirt the heather, and strengthen the faint
hearted. Wherever oou find the virtuous
women, you also find pleasant tireside bou-
quels, clean clothes, order, good liqlng, gentle
hearts, pioty, music, light aud model ''lnstitu-
tons" generally. She is the flowea of human
ity, very Venus in dimity, nd her inspira-
ton is the breath of Heaven
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The man for the People

Mr. Fillmore has at length reached his home in
Buffalo,-atter being for whole week, unnterrup-
tedy almost, the recipient of such honors as have
but rarely, if ever, been heaped upon public man
in this country. There has been nothing at all to
compare withit, in late years, and nothing that we
can remember, to su-pass it in years gone by. The
spontaneous manifestations of popular affection and
esteem, which greeted him at every step,-from
the moment of his landing from the steamship At
lantc, in the heart of this mighty metropolis-tO
his arrival at Buffalo, altogether constitute one of
the nCblest tributes to the patriot and statesman in
the history ofour country. 1t was no idle, holiday
show. The citizens who by thousands, turned out
Of their beds here, at midnight,-tO welcome him
back to his native land, are not man worshippers.
The myrads who thronged his pathway all along
the line of the Hudson, and crowded his line of
march from the State House. at Albany to the
shores OF Lake Erie,-came out, not to "a reed
shaken by the the wind, nor yet "a man clothed
ia soft raiment, nor a victorious General fresh
from some sanguinary scene of human slaughter,-
surrounded by all the vulgar glories OF war,-but a
CitiZen-a Patricia Statesman,-whose hold on
the peoples hearts is OF a higher hOier, and more
enduring kind than any which the worlds Caesars
or Napoleans ever had it in their power to boast.
These enthusiastic plaudts, ringing all the way
from the Bay of New York to the Fails of Old Ma
gara,-these warm grasps of the hand, by men and
Women, and children,-by young and old, and rich
and poor, have future as well as present signif
canoe. And the meaning OF it al, is, the sublime
consciousness that, amidst the OF the breakers
at the South, and the shadows clouds, and dark
ness rolling up in the North, threatening the dess
truction Of the Ship of State is at least one
hand at the helm, tried, true aud eady,-which
under Providence, will enable us % weather the
storm, and reaches a haven OF safety and peace.
Only such conviction this-the conviction that
Fillmore is the Man for the Times, could have
evoked the almost unparalleled demonstrations of
public regard of which columns to-day, and for
the week past, have been the teeming record. "Ihe
greatest Is behind"
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ARARE CHANCE.

rBf owners nov oGer a ana ialning
SsOo acres, 10 sbandAaee o. timber fsr saving
barrel asking. il 10 well wsterrd ahere Il, one Of
ths oeat REST STEAM saw MILLS 8, Be tpund any
where shch 4 successfal Fperaion and cutting
300 ieet q plank day This fFaet lana s sasespuhs 81
being msr Of The best ssock n the eoaafFy. Il
Is - ues IRON Nashville, s niles Turnpike. fafnptks
VIII be bait running thfo1zA the land and vita i
nils e. The MIL ~ the purchaser paying onehaR eAAa.
liberal TINS Sin be gwen me halnade sheh The Mil Ay
b aAde 70 ply 18th proper aentea. The hane1 % run
tie Mi mag hired for the balance q the year desired.
50. The s4ggoas and teams vii - 20 q, desFed
liberal trade night Be mae N good negfoes and mez 70
paTt Iay. Fer suEthzs particulars spfg Al tia oEse.
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University Grammar School.

THE Preparatory Department of the University will be
opened on Monday september sth, under the special
direction Of Prof j. H. Stewart assisted by other members
Of the College Faculty Tho Of study embraces two
years and designed prepare boys for entering the
Freshman lass 10 the College Pupils viii be required TO
remain in the schoOlroOm from five to six hours a day
The dgent efforts Of the Faculty will be given to make
this all respects first class school, adapted wants
Of the city and country.
Terms s25 per session, $50 per annum.
For particulars apply TO Prof Stewart, to Col John
son, or to J. B. LIND LEY
July 8, SEN. Chancellor of the University
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ADDITIONAL.

THE uoder'gned are Just 10 receipts Of are invoice o.
Silk French Hair and Straw
BOnnets. White - Fancy Ruches.
EmbrOideries. Briilianfes.
white and fancy.
SNiSses. Musiins. Lace-Mifts.
GrOsde Rhine and GrOsde Naples.
Blk Silks. Fancy Bonnet Ribbons
Fancy T. Black Leather Belts.
Pearl Vest Buttons OF many grades.
Mosquito MEETINGS, sc. Sc,
Which they oeriag 10 ne trade reasenahs gsss
MORGAS CO.,
IVs-1V No 40 Pubic sqiare
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W The N. Y. Commercial which showed
a disposition to oppose Mr.. Fillmore, because,
in bis letter of acceptance, he ignored the
Wing Party, has concluded to sustain him.
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RUNAWAY

IRON the subscriber the 1st day Of July negro boy
named HENRY, Of copper etlor feet ineaes
hikh, lo yeArs cd, and weighs about $50 pounds he
raksd In East Tennes.ee, rear AcMinuVtiie- He
will probably make his way back there. bought
him from Mr. Terry Of East Tennessee l viii give ten
dollars he IL caught In my HsEhborhoOd. twenty-five
dollars taken Gus the county any dollars be gets TO
East Tennessee Whes taken be % be aehvsrsdt q
couhned 50 that can get him. DAVID n. ALLES
is ssvea miles south Of Nashville. Tenn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-08

az G. G. GROVE, E-q., American Elector
for the 7th District, publishes list of appoint
ments to speak, extending from the 7th July
to the 9Th of August.
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Ma. JOHN sELrZER, Gate q the EaslA Pro M.
WI fessor and Teaehee Il the Violin. f44Ah
specfluiy iierue TIE Gtlens a. Nashville an4 III
vicinity that ~ has sakea Mr. CAnr'a. -
No. O. Lesser Market street. Nere Ne w b. happy - give
lessons he Yoin al Vi may sish he- is uil also
give lessons 70 Ladies trlf Residences lie ees cnens
taas these uho desire e hecue eieat he vo aill
end % thar sranfage cnage his services Yer pars-
ulzEs cal az ks Eocuas. faasef-u
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More Sole Leather Trunks.
HAVE Received Another Lot Superior Sole Leather
Trunks aud Vslses, ashland Patern) Also, Ladies
EOXes single AID tray Of varou styles and low
prices. JJHN RAMA6E,
Tvs az College street.
d ECEIvED to-day az ~ College st. Ladies August Boots
II Wide fine Kid Buskins, Kid Spring Pump Boots Auocca
Kid txcelsiors, Childrens KID Ankle Times, &C.
July s. JOHN RAMAGF.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF NAPOLEON.

THIS DAY RECElNED
Murrays Fine London Edition Of
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF
NAPOLEON B0NAPARTE with his Brother Jo-
seph sometime King Of Spain. Selected and Translated
with Explanatory Notes, from the memoirs du ROl JO-
seph." vols. Syo. Cloth Extra.
"ihefeader wish see, fun length all that came
from such man. and feel that il Is only by studying the
details 81 his orders that their wonderful ness, miDuteness
and precision can be estimated Editor.
W. 7. BERRY & co.
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To CORPORATION Tax-Pavers

He Assessment Roll having been completed, and re.
turned to me, win remain in my Office in The City Hall
for ten days. for the inspection OTaxpayeTs during which
time they may examine their lists and any errors
that may have been made. E. A. RAWORTH,
Nashville July s, i56-lOd Recorder
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MARYLAND WHIGs.-The Old Line Wing
Convention of Baltimore met on the Both inst,
and selected Fillmore Delegates to the Nation
al Wing Convention.
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LIABILITIES.
ss69,919 10
REC APITULATION.


STATE OF TEENEssEs, DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Personally appeared John Portered Cashier Of the Mer
chants Bank and made oath that the foregoing is
statement Of the nerchants Bank the LIST day Of July So
sworn and subscribed to before this LIST of july 1885,
Tvs Z. A RAWORTH, P.
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~ The Americans Of shelbyville have
/ TO- med Fillmore and DOnelson Club. There
ought to be a Club in every civil district in
tie Sta.e.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JoHs s. BRIEE. WILLIAM I. BROWN
INHE undersigned have formed partnership in the rac-
tice Of law in the city Of Nashville will give prompt At
tenton to any and all business intrusted to their care
JOHN s. BRIEN
jyS'56-u WILL. L. BROWN
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NEW FIRM I!

Il He under igntd having bought sut the firm ~ G.
4 Robertson Co. and formed a eo-Partpor hip q ~
known as Robserson and Das el will continue "a buSness
Of dealing IN Boots and shoes. Hats Caps &e &c st the
stand Of the late r 40 IA soush College street. Wherr
they hope by close atsntien business. merit the
tom Of the Old nrm and tie public generally
q. W. ROBERTSON
10 JOHN & DAeHIElL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-08

W JANIS L. HueHEs. Postmaster at
WAynesboro', has been removed. Cause--He
Is an American. Thos. W. Palmer succeeds
hin,
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Books which are Books

OOOAO " 4AAO4A CS4 " 0OOAOs
webster's Life and Speeches, complete in vols.
CsIhOun's Life and Speeches, complete in 6 vols.
Clay's Life, Speeches and Correspondence;
'Bancrofts United States, complete In s vols
Bancrons Miscellaneous Biographical MiseelAniss;
Prescott's Philip the 81, complete in vols.
Legare's Works complete in 2 vols.
Washington Irving's Works, complete in Is vols.
CoOper's Novels revised edition;
P-eseott's Conquest Of Mexico;
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru;
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella;
A. bolts Napoleon, complete in vols.
Tom Benton's Thirty Years in the U. s. Senate.
Phillips, Sampson Cos Boston Shakespeare, RoJJ
Octave;
Appleton's CyclOpedia 81 Biography;
Lippincott's Gsz ,tteer Of the World;
webstsr's Dictionary, unabridged quarto;
webster's Dictionary, royal octave
webster's Dictionary, school and poke, edition;
Ingersor's History Of the War Il 1912, in 8 vols.
worcester's Dictionary, new edition. octave;
worces'er's Dictionary comprehensive edition;
Frank Foreser's Field SPORTS
Frank Forester's Old Forest Ranger;
WaverIy Novels, Abhotsiord edition. in u vols
Aisons History Of Europe.
Hume and Macauiay's History Of England;
Milman's Gibbons Rome;
Pepy's Diary and Correspondence, Just Published;
Anthems Classical Dictionary;
Richardson's Dictionary 2 vols; quarto.
ALSO:
Mediei Books, Gold Pens,
Law Book, Steel Pens,
School Books, Letter and Gap Paper,
Blank Books, Envelopes, &c.
FOR sale by Iisi1 JOHN york CO.
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DISSOLUTION.

fINHE partners hers ooe eXis;iug under the
L ard sy.e Of U. W. Robertson Co. IL this day dis
solved by mutual consent. O. W. ROBERTSON,
JAMss y. BRADSHAW,
J mn X. JcNEc Jr.
n B-The business If the late hr will he closed up by
either late partners the Old ssnd College
All those indebted either by account requested
20 make immediate payment. jyS
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CAN'T STAND HIS SQUATTER SovERFIGNTY.-The
Macon Messenger says: 1.-THE letter of Mr.. RUCHAN-
An, accepting the nomination, but avowing the
squstter sovereignty doctrine, is very annoying to
the democracy. More than one has declared EN-
phatically in our hearing that they will not support
him. The fact s, what little artificial enthusiasm
was exhibited at the first announcement of bis
nomination, has passed away. On the other hand
FILLMoRE's national and magnificent letter and re
ceptiOn speeches. have given new zeal and cour
age to his friends and admirers everywhere. A
very quiet but intelligent and influential gentle
man. who says but little about politics, and who
voted against US in the last election, surprised
the other day by warmly assuring that FILL
MOER, was the man for the times, and that the
people would so decide. So mote it be
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Rev. Albert Barnes New Book.
WHO ARE THE BLESSED?

WHO ARE THE BLESSED?
w. T. BERRY &c 60, have just received
Who Are the Blessed:
Or, MEpITATIONS ON THE BEATITUDFS containing
l. An Introduction. s. The Mercif1l
3 The Poor in Spirit. = The Pure in Heart
g. The Mourners. s The Peace Makers
4. The Meek 2. The Prosecuted.
5. The Hungry and Thirsty. 10. The Conclusion
One vi, 12nO Cloth.
Extract from TIE Preface
The substance Of these edtaons has been presented
by the author to his people in the House Of God He has
found instruction and edhcation in medating upon His
Sermon the Mount and has regarded the opening
portion peculiarly adapted convey instruction in refer
ence to the Rise and Progress Of Religion the ou He
believes that these simple explanations exhorations
have been kindly received by the people whom he minis
tiers in holy things and he commits them to the world
with the hope that they may pleasant and profitable
reflections in the minds Of those who heard them be-
FORE and be instrumental in doing good the hands Of 9TH
ers who may peruse them Praying for Gods blessing upon
this humble contribution to religious literature he trusts tas
at least may find that profit Perua which he found
in its preparation.
". T. BERRY q co. have also on sale,
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WHAT Mr.. CLAY THOUGHT OF BUCHANAN May
be found in letter dated Ashland, June a. 1851.
Mr.. Clay writes to Daniel Ullman, respecting the
then approaching canvass, as follows:
"Of the candidates spoken Of on the DemOcra-
tic side, confess that should prefer General Cess
He is think, more to be relied than any Of
his competitors. During the trials Of the long ses.
zion OF the last Congress he bore himself firmly,
consistently and pstriotically. He has quite as
much ability, quite as much frmness, and. | think,
much more honesty and sincerity than Mr. Bueh
GHdR.
The letter from which the foregoing is extracted,
may be found in the volume of Mr.. Clay's private
correspondence, published last year, by Calvin COL
ton, L. L D., pages GIT, go.
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". T. WIRELESS, Cashier.
STATE TENNESSEE KNOX COUNTY:
Personally appeared W. T. Wheless Cashier, and made
oath that the foregoing is true statement of the Farmers
Bank OF Tennessee 20 July LIST, 1855
Sworn to before me, July Sd, 1866, GEO. NJ Wits J. P
jeS OF Knox County.
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TELEGRAPH.

TNHE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Lins
working through Augusta Ca, where Il connects
in good repair through hon Nashville 10 Augusta
add expect keep - in future. Weshal deaVov
put ali hos for this Loe throush IN the time
possible and eSpees 70 be able 70 give general Satisfaction.
may ct Q. Q. CLUTE SUPP.
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One vi, 12mO. Cloth.
Extract from TIE Preface.

". T. BERRY q co. have also on sale
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. Dr.
Card, Of Scotland
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Entire Stock of Watches, Jewelry, Fan
cy Goods, Show Cases, Iron Safe, and
Manufacturing Tools, Implements, &C.
REM. r. SHIELDS

w ILL sell at the Auction Store OF Mr. NJ C. Bruce, No.
w II Cedar st. on Thursday morning July IS, and al
night Of whom may the entire stock
Of the late Mr. Waggoner deceased BY order ofhe court
Terms cash BENZ. T. SHELL $
f5rJ. -. White, q. ~
Win be added the sale Invoice ofdry goods Lace En-
brodery Fine Muslin Curtains kc just received direct
from New ork with orders % close. B. T. 5
for ConsigneT.
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FOR RENT.

FINHE over Store lately ccuped BY MF. Black
Portrait Painter. For terms apply to
iva j. II. McGILL
Putnams Monthly iOr July,
Householi Words "
The School Fellow "
Just received hy iiySl JOHN YORK a co.
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The Niles Enquirer, paper printed at Niles
in Michigan, lays before its readers the follow
ing letter from democrat touching the pros
poets of Mr.. Buchanan in Pennsylvania. The
tnnc ;s rnt hor doSnond;nn.
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no! FOR KINGTON SPRINGS :!

INHE Omnibus will leave Nashville every Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday morning, at o'clock, for Kingston
Springs returning hs afternoon dsys. Seats can be taken
the Sewanee Hcue and called for Fare ~ 90
Those visiting this favore resorts W
avail them'el7es Of the opportunity W J. oSBURN.
JulyT-8s
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SIMMER READING,

900 VOLS. LIGHT READING, Bound in Cloth at
OOO one dollar per volume, for sale by
june2T BUG CHARLES w. SMITH.
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Rag Premiums.

IL persons eontendng the Bag Premiums, must send
~ IN their Rig &c 6raes BY before the 18th day o.
Iuly, they Be HANDED 10 T. u Gardner Alexander
Api on and A. e. Adams they a~ird The Premiums
june 2S-2w. W. S. WHITMAN
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eigbly situated building lot College street, is offer
y ed tor sale reasonable terms. Apply at tue Pdtot
Oaice. iy2-u
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET,

FOB TIE STATE,
NELL S. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW j. DONELSON.
or TENNESSEE
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.


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y Abraham Mils Modern tFssee hF Henry bairi \
Nrw WORK ~ Author II the VIDE Nd" NaHd. Will
field Book Three PR Cent Month the PERKS
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willie. Marion Lester the Mothers Mistake 1ann
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TapcH Buxton Life aud Adventures # BeckeeHrh, liar
pe gsns October GadHFa Do do Just received by
i.saflss LASHHORNE & WALkLP
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~ a NJ Ni.-A house without Muse. is like NM
~ without olEdren, silent gloomy desolae Musia
a""" SOU Of lie breathed suggested every where IN
I ana only absent from the lips souls Of those who @
M ior treason stratagem and spoils" So Young are
a, once upon your Papa buying Piano from T. = ASH %
- r. although you may not be able to play more ~
Ieika Neg Melody, and Days of Absence on II i"p
ne above good advice You can always find abo, IN
P l'hos al the lowest prices with all the various sy %
PM -. Wa, ,,c + T. NASIS
tersburg. Va. - pdHN 81 re
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vessels Of the frs eass, built IA Cd" r cd ba
tHpressIY trade and superior
Izr4.us far passenger, Ihy commanded by ueet
rf ans qualified Tor trade, and vino Viii SPAR
accommodate iAry "" be lowed up and du"4
M rl,rfs by and MY De reled 10 sail promptly
rtKd
= fshau,, going ordering goods Nev Yort
thor interest T. ship bf this line frlsht vii
taken by other linz OF Packets, an
..sss viii bn Hade 10y tho IN Richmond aut
satisfaction. Insurance Ice effected IN
iIs. Richmond A-ueatou by Tins i'm per
respectfully ask and bol 10 sa'cred IA obtaining u5
sfza r.' Il patronage
af- shipped his line New York viii be forwarded
Ney Orleans Mobile, Charleston
4#aullaI. ar o nfarr southern Northern port
viii ID" In Richmond i'm the Dock u y" York
a. Is..fih So. J. Ca1ec ieusr Sip. Of Wal
DAVID 4 WI Ct RKIE, Richmond ,,,.y
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