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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
All Railroads and Canal
2as.'co sis,Iis i,iso. ssI is2i s,s

The following abl, shows the quantities Of re-
eeved sues LIST July OF the present year. time Of last
The excess OF the receipts of August sc August
only 1853 bushels aud for the months July August
SO bushels:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

REPORTED FNLuRE.-The Holidaysburg Standard an.
nounces the failure OF Joseph p Austin d. Moore iron
masters of Franksown, Pa Their liabilities amount prob
ably TO 100000. Their iron had desetvedy high rrpu
taton in Pittsburg and brought higher price than any
manufactured in the Juniata Wiley
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

:, s,se FOR and sIssxai1 70 for Gu,
ssa'i: g. s: for s.:
S:.sss :: .as..y 70. .t and tn.
period
c.r,,-I S.I sst,,s. sanksTs s.P. Or rn
.onouesl.. head driven to
2.sa on he sssr a: .sss
he ssss is s .s b.. e. .s sssS .
piss. d.sa.a s.s. -.@. mad. :. sss
demand Tor Y,ee. steady during latter par,
s...s .ay.nss Today ,hs market rather aar,
q 100 ses s!ahasr. seller: sessr,a.
ao ~ c M &C s Ss S So . sS
'oa a layer. bedding Gu
a%sna BENG steady price. yer, ssS
ON %a:asy & ss s .ss hs S' s,
s are NOR .sssa ~ the quantity offered for sale than BY the
.,s s,, %.s.. iris %S,P.s rather es shippers
saS.. - Ss'is I ' sSa
sS sss s::': :l: es.
ger, offered at $500 to Is ssn;s y.
ea.Asl. to-day Of good
50 s:s; ..s ssS . vi. % Q. p.
mailing o. as.s ss SO bills Al IS o. and
provisions ,h. week ha, been with
out buyer; not eens willing the
south .oppy n. demand for noa: sS
uos The stock on hand s".. aud prices generally
i, MAKE, s..' and sales col, ossns
GELS We note sales in q. Of =, oicS cts
a sS cent? sr he former - and II
s S The ,s Also 20 Ah sides .'iO and 10
svs.,rhe Sugar market ,Al. without .nlma-
Holders sem unwilling 10 submit ueoa buyers
to the temporary Interruption Of the freight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
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MR.lm
RICHMOND WHIG.
To CORRESPoNDHNrs.

EAf0."
Arciss ,erfsn boa sides orAs paper ,c pesh
ms a Of sfaadfs0, oscAft
osd IN Dc dearedho- obituary
Sa0 sf0Af cAarpeifcr ddrsrtfssnsnfs
~ Corsmssfcfo~s sci De charged As
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
VIZ: CONWAY tonIN soN,s r.mAorIcE ~

NIH. CONWAY HOBINsON,s PRACTICE IN
w TIE COURTS OR JUSTICE IN ENGLAND AND TIE
for saie by A NORRIS
Vol las place time Of transaction or proceeding
treating chiefly ~ the conflict Of laws and the statute Of limitations
Vol 2Tres,ns Of The subject per SETON
words, % The right Of soton The treatise In The ht volume
ue place and time 81 Transaction, proceeding followed the
second BY relating 70 the efumsianee Of The Transaction
the subject Of e preceding The devoted
l. On sealed instruments or upon judgment decree
stFumsns
.. ON promises generally expressed and Implied.
= by owner OF goods against adverse claimant
balee
Against wrong doer.
o
cafefa and thorough ~ enables al
" 70 Join IN the united Of the opinion Of the Profession
have heard upon topics
VI Robinson has reoeived o the bar Of this country
Hsnd where they sov commend NE
fisss The haperlbg Testimonials Of the Of ba
hborss-Qudrferiy Loo Journal
observed suihor plan IL ssiraord
nary comprehensive, and far ranscends the
70 have rested The whole body Of the creeping
work said be
portable size y certalny vork Of uity prsc
Using Attorney Who once examines vh be leiy negsceHI
Y Com. AdV
The seady recognized and when completed mus, BE- re
la propesops gIeat armory Of legal usapops; vs1
complsieI the difficulty Of noting keeping
ehsns,s o. TIE lay WI BE comparatively aiugHeo Tort Eren
Robinson's Practice the kind exant
most lucid condensation Of th7 sv the Subjects
ItoL ~ Cdrhers lac Pressor CugbsrlGHd College Iba
non, Tennessee 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

NXIANTED.-we ssh for 90Oo0 Your Barrels.
w and 10 hire several bodie for he bssnce
year. Apply TALL tFKHRO BRO Mliers,
once osry and iyth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

R1 uuDs. PRIME BONE SIDES; hid. prlm
Oe9 breasfa landing per steamer, Tor sale by
~ WOMBJE CLAIBORNE, No. n Pearl a.
AN nHt.s. No. 4 POTOMAC GROSS ugRl
W. hN0s, Tor saleO WOMBLE CLAIBORNE
~ No. ~ Pearl 81
CACTUS HOOP SKIRTS
~ Best quality Whslebone Skirts.
Cactus for sale ~
~ O. MAXWELL a co
NEEsQUIrO NErrING.-Muqaito netting. for -
w ~ o. MAXWELL co.
~ ss DxvESpoRr, ALLEN 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

PHiLADELPHiA, Sept 6.--The passengers from Cane
Mary report that nine persons burned by the FIRE At
Mount Vernon Hotel Mrs. Cain not among the vic.
Tins Most Of the furniture had been previously removed
10y the proprietor
An Irish woman had been arrested for setting FIRE TO the
building
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
NEW JEwELFy sToaE, Sign OF n

NO-GUANO-GUANO.-A good supply OF bet Pc
ruVian ouano In dry order and good
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

IUN0NQUA BEANs.-A lot Of prime Angosiura Tonqua
n Beans just received and for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

TO FARMERS.
Su bEBUHG,s NO. AuUONIAEED SUPER
- PHOSPHATE OF LIME"-we receiving a fresh
supply OF This vauabs Fertilizer which recommend
deee a superior 20 the best Peruvian Guano
In lots to suit purchasers
80 q McaRUDERT Soma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

recent engagemenis At Nev York for James
re eharsr from oy Point V,nce sh Tobacco, altos
per .hoe sud sK tobacoo New YorE 10 cents
os.eeo Nothing doing Pa.dsiphs Is bot % hid
70 cents bbi t9o hid. tobacco fSe per Whole spd IL
boz tobacco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

UDOPULAR PATENT MEDICINEs.-
II Leondrtrs Instant Reief JDr Coughs, DC.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistars Balsam
James ExpectorAnt
McLane's yermfuge. Pahnestoeks do
Balm of 1000 Fow,n
Pollsrd's Eminent; Mustang do
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Dr. Roses Medicines
Sands and Bulls sar.aparIlla
Raivay's Ready Relief
For sale by PURCELL LADD A co .
ses " Main street, corner i1th, Richmond, V
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Inoa PuILAnELpu1. rw1cr

INO "a PHILADELPIIA TWICE
- WEEk.-The A No. l steamship PENN. <C[Ek
shLNANlA, Capt. d. Teal receive <t[ff4
freight and will leave THURSDAY, sept Ilth at
IL O'clock, NJ.
For freight having superior accommodation. apply
se9-3t n Y TITTrIY Asrn, R,cr,,,s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24
Personal IntslliUence.

FersOnal intelligence.
The Holy Father, who did not reside In the Quirir>s
last year. will do so In the Of the present one n
Is said that several alterations to be made in the
Vatican.
experspced los the last Of his four daughters
having died In Tuscany of consumption.
General BArcaizeguy. adeds camp to Marshal Espas-
tsro who brought 70 Paris the insignia Of the Order
the Golden Fleece FOR the Prince Imperial reoevsd
from the Emperor Of the French the crosn Of Commandsr
Of the Legion OF Homer.
Prince Napoleos has returned to Paris from HAvrs
where the object of his Imperial Hghness visit appears
TO have bssn to examine personally the Accommodation
of the Corse state steamer
Mr.. Thackeray after most successful iecturing tour
through the United States, returned to England Wed
nesday, May.
General Edgar Ney has already left for ST. pstsrsbug
charged 10 present to the Emperor Alexander H. the an
his letter informing the Emperor Napoleon Of his
accession to the throne.
Queen Victoria has approved Of Mr.. Louis Y. Santa
maria as Consul Liverpool for the republic Of New
Granada.
Fsfsullah pasba the vesy of sivas time ottacha
of the Ottoman embassy in London, has been murdered
in his palace Eseroum by four of his Georgian svss
In consequence Of Ill usage experienced at the hands Of
10 a.. ons ssy % liz
chaga (secrery confessed the deed and surrsadsrsd
themselves prisoners.
The United States Senate have confirmed the nomina-
tcn Of Wm A. lngerson, Of Connecticut DO pursse
in the Navy, vice Josiah Tatna resigned al7o of Bsa
sates TO be the Collector Of Customs for the po~t q
stoningtoD, Conn.,, vico Ezra Chesboro, deceased.
Col Samuel Colt, of New Haven, will leave In th&
| steamer CT the 7th Of June for Europe.
st. pen: Hotsi1A sssysnson Sn asw orissns ya1
Ssob & S Sas'" = "a Hoos.t s% a,
g. smyA 40 George Sumner 'sOsisa; N. kartnsa Psrs-
From From Para. IN brig Emma ! wsssmsa % and lady, Gr
2: fhcrss: s.s = ssr< ssem Hatch sad lady xrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24
Political Gosslu.

The Evening Post the eemocratc black republican nig-
ger worsbippirg Of this city publishing ths lite
of Colonel John Charles Fremont preparatory to the ps
ing OF that gentleman before the PhiIadephia Convsuou
the 18th OF june candidate for the off Of Pre
dent.
The Orleans N. Y Republican Ia decided In it's convis-
ton that Marcy is the for the Cincinnati Convenoo
to nominate,
The Utica Telegraph says that the Know Nothings II
that city making arrangements for the purchase eS
the Gazette, the hard shell organ.
Some Of the papers think that the anti Fillmore Know
Nothing National Convention, which is to assemble In
this city ON the 18th Of June will be total fzzle, ana
that It viii put itself up at auction The only bad
for it win come from the Niger worshippers.
Mr. Joseph G. SpaldDg, who appointed one Of the
Know Nothing Fillmore Presidential electors In Virginia.
has written letter. in which he says-'T have ID
ired the pure and impartial administration Of Mr.. FIN
more yet shall to myself the position of casting
my vote in November next for the statesman who ~
estinaton win unhiDohnsy carry out the constitute.
and Its compromised Mr. spaldiDg win probably have
to stand aside.
sachusetts TO appoint delegates to Phia dsphiA passed
resolution In favor Of Colonel John Charles Fremont ~
candidate for the Presidency.
John B. Floyd and Fayeste McMullen, NJ @. from the
Thirteenth district OF Virginia. and Douglas B. Layne aaA
A. A. Chipman from the Twelfth District are appointed
delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
The Know Nothing State Council Of Ohio will meet
Columbus the 9th inst. to nominate State officers
and electoral ticket.
The rst delegate has arrived in Cincinnati Mr. JOHN
Drake of the Illinois delegates from Chicago to the
Cincinnati Democratic Convention, arrived ON the 2oth
inst, He Is for Douglas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24
LETTER OF GENERAL CAs5.
w AsUINCToN Wedueadav oyanir~ 4

SIR Your eeEraphic despa.ch Inviting me 10 asnS T ,a
meeting 10 the Park Friday evening" Just reached ma
be there In but feoinps
with you this demonstration OF public sasfa al the ss
Just OF the admintraton which the erstS
OF NcaraguA and be
to with it's good work Irust will the ooriS.
apJ obation OF the american neople II fall 10 a.
,flAev true to he faith o. their hers suoe hs ,m
enceent Of national existence been our princnia
70 consider every foreign governmet Legitimate VIII
received astsucl 70 ts own oyurry. This IA the on.
duty ought to be dssre 70 end Asm he mr. ~I s,n
rort bey can derive IRON opx Recognition. ira 10 con.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

VICE PRESIDENTS.
David 0'Keefe, Wm A. Turpure,
Henry Essier, John Andsr, on,
Joseph Harrison, @. W. schafer,
Frederick Vulte, Alexander Mason,
Peter Lynst. John B. Haskin,
William Minor, Nathaniel 8, kolah.
/, o. w. sturtevant, F. T. Nennenger.
Florence McCArty, Peter Duffy.
VIM. N. Bro sn, VIM B. Drake,
Henry Smith. John Guuson,
Abraham Binninger, Mathsw O. Fordhsu
, Hugh Moonev, Andre j. Nc Jarty,
John 8. Austin, James @. Winots,
James @. Burnham.
SECRETARIES.
Alfred Chancellor, Michael Tuomev,
John Brown, George Oaulfis d,
John Morrison, Charles Whalen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

Joseph Correll,
J. s. Boowneil,
John Kelly.
Joseph s. Taylor,
Josiah W. Brown.
John tcB!bben, Jr
Samuel A. Suydam
james Remsey,
James Creighton,
! Michael Murray,
fhos. W Adams
Richard 4 B.Cornolly
Edward G. West,
Charles Fl Eirg,
William N Cooke,
Thomas Nesbitt,
h. r. Robinson,
Games Hayes,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24


Well but Congress did little more than that. and
an act Congress passed that very day. entitled u act
- enable the President Of the United States under GER
tain pgences to take of country lype
eest Of the Persido river, and south OF the stare
OF Georgia and the Mississippi Territory and for other
purposes which authorized President Madison 70
take possession Of that territory employ auy mart
OF the army and navy for that the of
any attempt being made to occupy by any foreign gov
ernment The necessary appropriation was 10 CARY
that act into effect and further authority given he
Pretident to establish temporary government ana to
appoint persons to exercise under has direction the i
ary, civil and judicial powers for the protection and
maintenance Of the inhabitants in the fall en- soy.
ment Of their liberty property and religion. (Cheers
This act was also approved by President Madison 90 that
1t would from these circumstances that President
Madison was little more Of ilibu1ter than President
pierce lCheers and aughter.) 1t would appear too,
that the Congress of 1911 aggressive than the
Congress- OF 1885, although that admission CONTRARY to
the doctrine Of progression. On this sabject Wa do
not seem to have been progressive people,
backward. We do not seem to ind the Con Con-
gress Of 1866 ready TO maintain the principle 40
that of 1911. Gheers) Il my fortune, xentlemen
was in California at early date there whom
the .stars and stripes; rased and tell you the
handful Of who raised that flag very incons
derable when compared With the number IL would
conduct s Great Britain. Isaw her ss7adrons lodging
and watching the American squadron. / know that
1t was her intention to oooDiss California; and know
she Ola all she could, without open hostility prevent
regard to Texs and her conduct now Is the same
policy Of this country is to deal boldly with England and
Say at once that we will have NcaraguA. renewed
the Rva Walker govsrnpient 1 behave that q de.
mocrac, liberal constitution carried ont by American
citizens would he bIessng to that country and be ievs
hAt 'os acquisition % Niosragua by the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

IH6 NHAKMAN CHm6 lOfWard NHd H2d:-
FPIow CrrzENs-I proud 10 have the honor to pre-
side (boom from that gun of Capt Rynders this
meeting Of the citizens OF New York gathered for an OBJ
ect Of he deepest boomD interest only the pso-
pie OF America (booml but of the world We have met
in this pla:e whore have often met (boom BEFORE
to aid General Walker in his efforts Central Ame
rics frt the yoke OF the oppressor. -Chesrs
Ana where is the New Yorker who will not assist hi n
with material aid. (Appause-boon!) We do not care
for the neutrality lawsthey have been broken BY ,hs
english government and no longer bndiog upon
(APpsuse And call upon you-(bcomi)-toI let voice
go REORGANIZATION here o-night which shall
force ths Government into attitude when it shall as
sist General Walkar. (L:ud cheers)
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Neat Country Residence For Sale
Spring and Summer Goods.
WARD & BIRMINGHAM

No. II CEDAR STREET, NASHVILLE
ITAVE Just received large and splendid assortment Of
IL SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
or the latest and most beautiful styles, suitable for Gentle
mems wear, which they would be pleased to have their
friends and the public generally ea and examine for the
selves. Also, variety Of GENfLEAENS FURNISHING
GOODS. march6-lm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Livery Stable.

RH . TIE undcrsgned having taken r.
C<SE fe% the stabie Market Street Nash. ~ Sp-A
61S>IE5 Vile, Tenn. two doors below the x IL
- Inn, aud opposite the Mansion House, form
eTy occupied by the Hammers, respectfully uuce that
he will keep hand good horses and vehicles, 10 be let TO
the hiring public reasonable terms
BE Is prepared take Of in the best manner all
Horses left with him. either boarding horses travellers
a Stable Is 81 uated convenient business, and he will
keen none but experienced oser and the best
he market can afford. Terms moderate.
ian 26-dtwbwIy X. :. PATTEKSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Come az Last. Last.rou.c,

fhis fubscco. ar haxrr tad eAeb =. eet
brands Eow kRoWa In this afeaa here = eenHa afo'
atic 4aror ghieh nooe sfhsf has fae,s ony nscce
lra 10 prove sapeiort sr sails ~ tac o@a4 - ecH
klrs ge M q are snd has cas- anekns feosccoa tefg
aae arise A -, iaExs nn1srtnsot q O. " aas sfne
knr oac,o Ia psprrs " tAe ao saE nfanas. Lsn. ceep
- st.r nerrarg Ores n, fsly Aruz, slne oi9 Md
0-ata ans nusaroas otAers, A. 81 wha e4r - ths
aaas at ssdneed prices LtoAs eo-s ~ Cesar -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From g. NJ PETTINGILL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YORK.
And No. 10 State street, BosToE
Co.. Agents for the influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United satesand
the Cansdss.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
DISSOLUTION

THE partnership between the undersigned, In the
Il and style Of j. NJ sesbury Co.,. dissolved by mu
tusl consent on 8ls p Either Of will attend TO the
settling up OF the buainess Of the late trm.
j. NJ. SEABURY,
a. s. PEACH.
isn9-tf TJ SEABURY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
ICo! ECo!!

M haV- contract which will enable furnish the
w citizens Of Nashville during the ensuing summer with
THE BEST LAKE ICE,
At price corresponding with the rates We shA
from ten 10 twelve hundred TONS and expect be Abl
supply customers through the Whole Of the
weather. We have built large Ice lpuse Lever Front
street. and to furnish Ice here regularity and TO
rlaE customers des go that shall At time cost
than cents per pound.
mah29 MARTIN PAYNE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
NASHVILLE, TENN. TUESDAY MAY 6. 1856 -
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From YISCHER SCHELL'S Genl Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, 346 and S4s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

CONSISTING Of two Ganerators aud Soda Fcunts
u which w be sold % suit The purchaser, with vhon
the Soda Fouuts Gall you want : barEain al
LG.k Q. RoBE2Ts0Ns CONFECTIONERY,
r.,4 Broaavav
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Lands and Lots for Sale.

II y ACRES Of Valuable Land both sides Of sh
II = Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, IS miles nom
Nashville which depot has been recently located we'll
improved good coed sod, vh fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
store snd residence Either side Of the road the whole,
viii be- sold to suit purcha>ers.
SEX ,CRES, mile nom the town OF Frankiln, in
Williamson county, the Liberty rosd, and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabsma RarOad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has Ia comfortabe Dwelling House,
astiag Springs, ard proluGtV s-suitSble for four
handsome seltlvu euts Iwil -. y, \, or al 10 suit
purchtsers
I0 GAGS mostly mhere pat afthe Rem cod Tract
Trnnes- snI A sbsmt airosd 81 5oath Of
Nashville sou OF escrl gus a., adpirably aaapd TO
hs purposes Of Vinsyard. Nursery Msrket GGden.
1OH hCRES the 1ialiaun Turnpike road, 8A niles
from NashViH-, between suh and slcdge would make
business in t0wn convenient ami comfortable country
resid nee.
300 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
WssteI Rar sd ~ miles sst q Nashvie, Big Hsrpeth
ed-balance vel tmbeTed-gOod so and water, and COM
ortabe improvements.
52H AIRES, well improved, miles from Nashville, on
the Mil Greek Valley Piks. and the n. G R. X. Soil
Of good quality, good Dwelling the youog Orchard and in
very good neghborhood
81 ACREs 10 the Brooklyn Its niles Hovth q Nash
vile, he Whites Ofegk lurnPke road nost bean
uul build ng lot
lots Of sny se from 50 feet 10 g Acres on the BusnA
Vista furDp ke road from 90 miles q Nashville with
without Timber. convenient 20 uens Vista sprinsG
10 IL In the corpQI alton Of Nashville, wilson
Springs he Fanki Turnpike road; several
the Depot the Tenn Aia. X r. several and the
west q Capitol Hlh near the corporation line.
FRICES LOW RMS iIBERAL. These who wish 10
purchase would DO well 10 make esFiy aPEiis.tos .
Apl0-u C. W. NANCE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Spring and Summer FaShiOnsfOr 1856.
I RRO WNE

VNT0ULD respectfully inform hs former customers, o..
w and the public at large, that be has just A
ed from the with s the late styles and patterns ~
Of Goods for Spring and Summer, which he prepared "
make the test fashion. Crate u for former bera
y the part Of the pubic he socs Ontnuanee OF the
Of Deaderck street and the square mari9
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

WILLOW WORK 5AsKETs And eATCHELs.
HAVE choice lot o Wort Rsskets Plain and Eubrod-
cred Also sAtehelse q VsEioas styless J. H. McGILL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
The Hope MILLS,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street. New York,
Principal Office, 1903 Front Street, New York.
Factory Nos &C. 81 S2 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
THE PROPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
L KNOWN
Coffee and Spice establishments,
Continue 10 prepare the best Pharmn cue iicat
PoTVd crs in use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND oTHER CAKES, &C They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of day in every family
which they offer the most reasonable terms Cata-
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
r. Il. \ J q. ISHAM.
N.B.-Consumers advised to inquire for Hops Mus ar
tices aug2-iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Advertisement Extraordinary.

hutCLtAstmCut LAtA dVA uAuaIye
ffNHE he Of the late Rev DR. Philip LdDdsey, VIII on
THUEsbAT f5TH NAY ssxr. the premises, expose
II Public sale hat psron n he Lney Property IN south
Nashville situated bstseen Asyum Street and the Lebanoa
rurnp ks Lids sy Avenue snd Carroll Street, connection
with slip the LehanoR Turnpike. owned By N. q. Y.
Claiborne ESQ. This ground viii ne lad oh into lots Of the
usual size And pats Of the ground ready for dsbuon IN
lev days.
The family Orsrbsrdensd vi unprodretiye property
and compelled pert With portion of their
We make this remark lest might Be supposed that would
sell uneas should ain prizes Buyers
u please suffer pemsevrs 20 Be kept away rom the
sale BY any eansderation This property mast be sold
We also ede the South field Property ~ private SALE
his IL situated Vne Mcav0ck And Demumbrane sta,
adjoining the NcAhstsr Property. This 4 most admirably
adopted family residences And VII be divided 70 st
ehAsers- IL Il frse soil
Terms announced viii plan q grounds
For the heirs
ADRIAN VAN sINDERES LINDsDLEY,
NATHANIEL LAWRENCE LINDeLzYS
msR2s-td JOHN BERIEN LINDsLkY.
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