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CHEAP JUVENILE BOOKs-The undrrsgned has set
aside from his stock OF books for children large and
varied collection the accumulation Of years. to be sold at half
pee at less than that when need be- They suited youth
Of all ages, and may be examined his bookstore.
Among them will be found the works of Mrs Holland
Miss Edgewoh, Mrs Bsbsud, and
which have popular their time wha aiming cu
good ae good feelings snd good principles
few to have still although Teaching all the
words Of one syllable chlren al fur old
Dec 10 fRASIK TAYLOR
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United States Mails.

fosr orrIor Drr.rrSFNr, Juno T. 1883
pHoPosALs for carrying United stsiet mails from IN. l.,
o October nsft To The 3h June, I5e foong rcu,
IN .sresssee win be received Contract Onco 81 III. A.
pmsns W mo city Of Washington, ninth The ism J.v AZ
A"sas, re,., TO be decided the next day, VIZ wy W
NO. "os FROM concord Depot Ten, louisville mile. ,ra
back, three times n week -' y ''"'' a"o
Leave concord Depot Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
on arrival o. train f,om Kno1vills-tay VI 10 M,
Arrive Louisville by y -
Leave Louisville Mosday, "wednesday and Friday a, Q
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Arrive Mt Concord Depot by4pm
Proposals for six trips week invited
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS
No win he made for trips performed fo, nah M ,h
omissions satisfactorily explained three az ~. ~,
he deducted. For arrivals schedule
contract b. snnuled ft failures violating The
kost ONCE laws, ~ dsoheynr instructions
The Postmaster Gcnsrs order pro
sn on the contract He
waco IN. rwnnns Time he diminished
essce OF discontinue
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over sdefsrd distance the points supplied
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- -, Postmaster General.
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Law school Of Cumberland Untvsrsuy, Al Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruihep late Of
judges OF Tennessee. ..... a..
Hon Nathan oeen Of the nases supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomncd L. Ridley, ofthe
Judges Csruthers creen their whole
the school, . ....... 4. .... .......
Plan finsucfion-1. Daily examinations
books No of
dniy iessons 4 the progress OF the examinations.
q Weekly ofcomrpen which
dents suits OF facts the
and prosecute through all the processes
practice The require prepare
Deeds wills records md all of documents be read
dence In the trials Some taken by appeal
court, which held monthly the and
public the cod session The students clerks
jurors circuit judges and cbanceoss and In other Official
yaeies connected with their suits
Sesstor1he the third Monday
tomber aud ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday In July.
,s,sionTuon fee go advance; contingent
r. boarding ESQ Students furnish their
which had n Lebanon
-Four required complete unless
advanced class No previous study required
mission There -four regular classes Students
nj during the collegiate
fhers !, q legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate eghty-sir
ROBERT l.. ChRUTHERS,
Feb l1-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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I oseFELLows New poem.-The Song Of Hiawa,hs
IL by Henry Wadsworth Longf,llow, Price 81.
about Fairies and oher Funny People rs
Just published and for sale nj -
TAYLOR MAURYs
Nov IS Bookstore, near mh IT.
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-. NEW YORK. BnE mEn, AND SOUTH
E1 AAPTOH UNITED STATES MAIL s1EAMEks.-
The ships comprising ihis line inc WASHING
TON, Capt. D. CaseAdy HERMANN. Capt Ed
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Circular.
AsrNcY or FRtncH sroulrIos CLANS,
Washington, November 22i 1859

AsrScY or FRtncH sroLrlrIos CLANS mr.
Washington, November 2a 1854
IN many inquiries addressed by claimants aeu
the United States account of spolauons eommilso
French PROT Of thu conversion WIN ff
ls0O-yz: July 81 lsO-as OF proceeding proper
pursu. obtaining redfc deem most ehpedie
publicly inform all aicf consulting conpet ~
II been concluded judicions not 10 voluntary
claims Claims Couu--as they would be ispto
for many yerrs oher oeeton--hui 70 submit WE
(pulerriug s,nhie) In the usual manner
coming The full expectation ih oHfc W,
win provided thrm through special board OF
or Chains Couit shall thea be resolved on NJ
bunaf Congress will grant reference Of hsse Chains may
ny direct legislative act. -.,r =,
The adu, tmrnt OF would fully and constp
eupy highest class for three Years and Jash
phacay points such board right and prop,, ~
Nov 2J-diw JAMES H. ,nooi'''
The College of 81. james, Maryland.
THE second term Of the present session begins on Mend'y %
Il March. -, --.,,,,I
There are Full Of collegiate, preparatory, and cOmme
Nddress Rev Dr KERrooT, Rector nc.
Feb 2-2awiw
rEoHaE WOODS NEW wORK.-moderu Pilgrim
IN showing improvements travel aud the newest
reachlpr the Celestial City by George Wood aahot '" "
scbeimlh In American volumes. Price 81 10 -. ,.n.,
Letters young physician just entering upon pfacne'
Jackson, NJ. D., Ill, ~. 81. -. . - ~ a ,,ovv
Japan Was and II by Richard Wndrcth, hoh0' w '
Of tho United Stafea. 81 Is. e,o,v H.
Caste-A story Of Republican Equutyi by Sydney A. s'0F
81 %. ..-..s
'us' P'' TAYLOR MAURYs
n,v os Bookstore, 9Th street.
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This coming be heard the papers formerly -
the county OF Madison, aud the report OF William IA ~
YER commissioner appointed 20 sell the land negsos %
uoaed Ia The aid report ALSO petition OF snelair Graves -
planning the said Weaver having sold him unsoand R
tue sale IN the report mentioned, and practising on M
IN the sale Of the sad negro, and praying 70 be relieved from I
purchase and asking have the land In the said report no
resoId, and saadfy answers Died 70 said petition, &c
Bat the time, the court IN order rights of,s
Taes in the aid fund specified and The amounts d0
Them respectively aeeraned doth adJudge, order ~
Of the commissioners Of this court having given no
thereof by publication Ia newspaper published The CIV
Washington for four weeks successfully and couu h
door Of the county OF Madison do take bs ~
unds aud OF the amount the hands Of the WeS
allowing him reasonable time or bringing the money com
and as he did do charge him with interest which
have properly paid 20 the parties entitled ha
the expiration of thine allowed and the ebma
the number and of all The parties a
participate in the distribution OF the said fund.- and Their
specve proportions also Of M
party, the practicable make
thereof the court with anything deemed pertinent him
which either parry msy require.
Copy Testei . r#+ BELFlELD GAVE, Cetk.
The parties interested In taking and stating the diec
by above decree hereby notded that have appointed m
purpose Monday, the 9TH day Of February, 1851 lima
and office in the town and county OF Madison Virginia. he
eomn
sipDeT. WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioner Of Madison Cfcuit Court
3o-law5y
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ph,isdeIphia, Niagara, and Great y.ss.rm Line.
PASSENGERS leave tho depot Philadelphia and Read
Ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vino stres daily Mt ~
rarc to Chicago 600 90
Niagara Fnila.'''' 10 90
BuifniO.- 10 90
bhtaVihsss.ss le0
Hpcheetefs..sss 8 go
Csnandsignh,'..- 90
z 90
Freight Philadelphia Reading
broad and Cherry sreets) daily for Chicago
points nave pesn maze which nsure despatch
JOHN TUCKER. Pre~sdent
.... Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Convry
nROCEHIEs WINES, LIQUORS, .uo.-we b.v leave n
call the attention o. friends and tho public stock
fresh groceries, consisiinH Of
Fine and black
Java, Rio, and Laruayra coHees
Refined and brown
Family rdne, and -four, in bhis and hans
Cheese, lard, hams, shoulders
Grain and ground spices of every description
And every other article necessary to make complete
Wines. Liquors, and Cigsr..
Madeira, sherry cise and champagne wines Of favore
bra.dr, md superior
Fine hrandies, whi.tsy, rims &c, wood and rIa.s
Together with large stock Of Havana German and domestic
cigars.
We win qcod, other sr,yc,es which r
shall he receiving AN IN
families and the trade call supplying wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, A.
South side Penn. avenue, kes~ry " and en- streets
Oct o-- tav3wf sE46tS' wv '
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pRUEIkEss OF HeHgfous Idessj bY L. Hinffn thiIda'
L 3vols.
The New Purchase Early Years West, edition
Lilly, Novel I vol.
Works Of Chas. Lamb. vols.
rlnrpers' Story Book. Vol
Mexico and is Religion; by n. A. wilson illustrated.
Border Bcegcsj by w. Gilmore simms
Smike b" Charles Dickens.
The Chin wife by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of the Cout Of the sunr by William Harrison Aims
worm.
Nov 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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WILLIAM II. Weaser and MARY r. hs wife, Simeon Ws
and Julia his e plaintiffs ~ ehaneery, against ehd
Cnger deceased, whose nlnes tbs I'M
dTen OF Rosanaa Zimmerman, deceased, whose names A. ~
known Joshua Cger The ehudIen Of Lewis CrseT deesa
whose names are unknOWn Sewers his Ni, ~
CTge the children Of Margaret Glenn deceased whose na
unfnown Nehsas Cnger jonas Crger and JereAah Crg ~
d,ns sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver Ss Ca ~
uuonn ~
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EREsCH JUVENILE BOoKs-A wcil-solected collection
French Juvenile books various In their styles and pricc and
them, beautifully illustrated
fond the bookstore Of undersigned imported by himself
direct from Paris.
Dec Il FRANCR TAYLOR.
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No white oak plank stock logs No. o. white promscuous
timber No ysllowpne plank stock log. No yellow pine
mast and spar Timber No 10, white pine No cypses
elm boards. No ~ black walnut, cherry mahogany No a. TO-
Gust No. H. white ash oars and hickory bars No. 10, black
spruce No 70 ignumvin No 40 competition and copper
Mo- ~ iron No 81 spikes nails No. 30 ead,
hardware No "a, paints oils, sc. No o. far canvas. Nc 90
No. 90 nar and glass No
%, leather No ~ hose No -, brushes No. as
dry goods No ~ PITCH tar rosin No %, aow soap,
nt ship chandlery No. 40, stationery.
June f-taw4w
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Approved, November II, 1856.
No. An Act to Establish Board of Ed
ucation, n.-..
IL ;s hereAy e,.aced.1 DC.

No. Am Act to Establish Board of Ed
1 ucation, n..-..
IL is hareSy atdaed, &C.; lr.
SEC. /. The governor shall annually nom
mate, and by aud with the advice and consent
of the senate, shall appoint board of eduea-
tion, consisting of three persons, aud the gov
ernor and lieutenant governor of this state, shall
for the time being, be ex-olIicio members there
Of.
SEC. O. Said board shall hold an annual
meeting in Montpelier, commencing on Tues
day Of the second week Of the session Of the
legislature, and one special meeting during the
recess of the legislature, and the time and place
Of holding such special meeting shall be desig-
mated by the governor .' p"'
SEC. 3. At their annual meeting said board
shall appoint suitable and competent person
to be secretary Of said board Of education,
whose duties shall be first, 10 keep a record
Of all the official doings Of said board second,
10 exert himself constantly and faithfully 10
promote the highes. interests Of education in
the state, by and with the advice of-the board
Of education and to this end he shall hold an
nually in connection with the academies and
seminares Of the state, at least one teachers
institute in each county In the state and not
more than two in any one county, and said in
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siI'ules shall be holden at as central point, in
the several counties, as is practicable, during
'ne lali and spring terms OF such schools. lie
snail during each year visit every part of the
STATE deliver lectures on subjects pertaining to
The interest OF education, confer with town SUI
perln'endenIs, and visit schools IN connection
wv 'ne'n' anu lutn'sn a"u distribute 70 them
''1"N 'v'''1 'o' .o'''o."g s'1,'sucs o, INC va
IVY 'oSs 0e''o's :" '"o s'a'S' it sna' prepare
"u p,os'S 70 ''e poa'u OF euuca''oh' on 'he
h,s 10 g1y - '"o" e""uai s'ss'ou, repo" o'
's S'1'@' 'o''ss' 'o' ''u Pieoeeulng y'a'' ana
s,hools oc ,h. .,.,o. os sr ,I'
school ,0,ror. ,tos.;, , ~
6, im,rov;o1 ,,i, E o.'" J"s eI,''", y,
;ns,,nn,;or ,oa,L. '.s,. ~, ~, ~" "yso, "
lion In rea,rI - sss,a, c '. sah'I - ;,,"a,i a
IN aha, -. .S an,;e s.'yo' as,, l"9OS''''' S
nronor 0''' -'' ''''' no "' '"''' '''"'
SA0' a. Town superln'enden's oi schools
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No. II. An Act in addition TO section ten Of
chapter fhy-three Of the compiled statutes,
relating 10 the Rendering Of Accounts by
Executors and Administrators.
is hereby enaeted, &c;
SEC |. Section ten of chapter ffty-three
of the compiled statutes is amended SO as to
read as follows: Il shall be the duty of the
probate cour, to examine every executor, ad-
mnistrator, guardian and trustee, upon oath,
as to the truth and correctness Of his account,
before the same shall be allowed by the court ;
PrOrided, however, that the probate court, in
its discretion, may dispense with such exami-
nation, when no objection is made to the allow
ance of the account, and the truth and correct
ness Of il satisfactorily established by other com
peieni testimony.
Sfc. 9. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November o, 1856. i.a
No. 10. An Act 10 addition TO chapter lhir-
iy-eght of the compiled statutes, relating IN
Ejeclment.
II ishereby enacted, dc;
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
(T Omoe Wiliis,on'. Stone Bloch.

The subseber has the agency u the VT MUTUAL fltE
INSURANCE COMPANY, with Capital exceeding $1,000
600 And q the SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE IN
SuRANCE COMPANY with Capital Of Sl5OoOO and alarge
surplus lie is also prepared effect Insurance, desired In
che ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, IInrford, hnd ALLAN
TIC FIRE AND MARINE co.. Providence. Persons wishing
to insure on proper will do well him before eeetng
the same Insurance LIZ may also he Effected with him
In the NATIOFAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, for any
term and 10 any exceeding $1,000 at risk
Drattleboro, January LIST, 1850 I'll
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Approved, October 9Th, 1856.

No. H.. An Act relating to the Proof Of
Marriage in Criminal Prosecutions.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. In prosecutions for crimes and pen
alties, when it shall become necessary on the
part of the prosecution to prove the fact Of the
marriage of the respondent acts Of cohabiialion
by the respondent, with the supposed wife or
husband, asIhe case may be, as well as other
acts, admissions and declarations ofihe respond
cnt, tending to prove such marriage, shall be
admitted in. u.evidence as competent testimony to
prove such fact.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage. ,..
Approved, October 3lst, 1856.
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Approved, Oct. sist, 1856.

No. 10. An Act TO amend section three Of
chapter ihriy-iour Of the compiled statutes,
relating TO Dispositions of Witnesses.
his hereby etaeiod, DC:
SEC. /. Section three Of chapter thirty
four Of the compiled statutes, is so amended as
10 read as follows Notaries public and masters
in chanccry, shall have the same power to take
dispositions, and to issue subpenas and attach
men's, for witnesses to appear before them or
any other eourl or tribunal, that justices of the
peace now have, and all deposiions taken by a
notary public, or master in chancery, agreeably
10 law, shall be admitted on The trial of any civ
il cause in any court of law.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
SESSION OF 1856.

No. l.-An Act to Repeal an Act entitled
IAN Act Relating to the Bringing of Suits
Approved November l4ih, A. d. 1855.
is hereby enacted by he General assembly
Of The State Of Vermont, as Joiloes
SEC. An act entitled ian ac, relating TO
the bringing Of suits" approved November
lith, 1855, is hereby repealed and the same
shall not hereafter be available for the purpose
of sustaining or continuing in force any action,
suit or legal proceeding whatever -Propided,
that nothing in this act contained shall effect
any suit or action already brought to, or now
pending in, any court in this State.
SEC. Q. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
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Approved, Nov. la, 1856.

No. o. An Act extending the provisions Of
section eight of chapter ihiuy-six Of the
compiled statutes relating to New Trials.
is hgeLy enacted, eic,
SEc. l. Ehe provisions of section eight Of
chapter thiriy-slx OF the compiled statutes, and
the relief granted therein, are hereby extended
to all persons, against whom judgment has
been or shall be rendered by justice Of the
peace, by default, and who have been, or shall
be, deprived of their day in eourl, by fraud,
accident, or mistake.
SEC. g This act shall take effect from its
passage
Approved, Oct. slst, 1886.
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SEC. l. The tihy-fouth sectiUn Of thirty
eieh, ofiho compiled statutes is hereby repealed
SEC. ?. The provisions Of said chapter, re-
lating to bcticrments, shall not extend to any
person, who shall enter upon and take possess
sion of lands after the passing of this act.
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect iiom lis
passage.
Approved, October 81, 1856.
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charge, he shall be liable 10 recapture aud to
the same penalties, as arc by law provided in
cases of the escape Of persons confined in Jail
on criminal process, aud of persons breaking
Jail.
Sec. 7. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. ilih, 1856.
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- 20 NFtpy fNtHffhf uC.
SEc. |. In any action hereafter brought,
counts in trespass may be joined with counts in
trespass on the case, including trover, in one
declaration, if for the same cause Of action.
And when they are so joined, the peadings
thereupon shall be conlormablc TO the law roy
ulaing the pleadings in the action of trespass,
and the right and rule Of damages shall be gov
erncd by tho law applicable to tho count or
counts which the court shall, upon the trial
thereof, adjudge to be adapted to the cause Of
action shown by the proofs
Sac. 9. In actions Of assumpsii. debt on
simple conirac, and irespass on Tho case, ucu-
ding trover, If the defendant proves the gener-
al issue, but relies on special matter of defense
as payment, release. accord and satisfaction, 4
judgment recovered for the same cause or other
matter operating TO exlinguish the right Of ac-
iion which once existed, he shall flo with such
plea, within the time allowed by the practice of
the court for filing special pleas, notice in
writing specifying the intended matter of de-
fence under such plea.
SIC. 3. The party against whom matter is
specially pleaded in confession and avoidance
:" ""9"N' w hi"Att W Hlui hHltccueHlly dlleI-
ed, may by general form of denial traverse
and put in issne all the material facts SO plead
ed by the other party.
SEC. 4. When any action pending in any
county or supreme court shall involve the trial
of several AMI distinct issues, or Of several and
distinct claims, the court in taxing the costs
shall allow to each party the costs accruing up
on such Of said issues or of said claims as he
shall prevail upon.
Sac. ?. When tho plain,iF in any action
in any county or supreme court shall recover
judgment for only nominal sum for debt or
damages, the court may in their discretion
make such order in respect to the allowance Of
costs 10 the plaintiff as shall be just and equit-
able; Prorided, ,ha, in no case shall the costs
so allowed exceed the rate prescribed by law.
SEc. o. This act shall not apply to or at.
feet any suit now pending.
SEC. 7. This act shall take eflec, from its
passage.
Approved, November IS, 1856.