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PENNSY LVANIA ItAILROAO.

THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philsdephis
Il and PittsburS. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pisburg at 7 A NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia st 2, a. n. THE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at p NJ aud Psburg
for Philadelphia ct l, =. Il. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer Pitsburg At II, ?. and
Pittsburg for Philsdelphia at 10, 2. NJ.
The above lines connect at Ptsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis No; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.. Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
HsIte Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincn-
natl, Dayton, Springfield, Beefontane SandUsky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, Massilon, and Wooster
Ohio aso with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans, ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to from either of the
above plaeeS
For further particulars Handbs at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will find ths
the shortest and most expeditions to Phlsdephie
Baltimore, New OTk or Boston,
TH0S. MOORE, AeESr, Passenger Linss, PkiLad6
J. dESKIMEN, AsSsT, Passenger Lines, Pitssbzrg.
Philadelphia, ls56-jans-ly
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vi. G.. BRUCE,
ii consigned Good. TO be cold at Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the ws:.ern eSHR1Ty tOWi';
1000 Ream. of Letter Paper;
1900 Note Paper, Gilt Edge
1000 s" Commercial Paper
500 " ' Bill Cap !"
1000 Fools cap g
$50 Fancy Note
1900 self-sesling EnveloPssi
cords of Blank Books various kinds;
1000 gross and Pencils
1000 +" Steel Pencils
5000 sets Lpives and Forks
1000 Pocket Knives
500 pair scissors;
1000 Hammers and H.tChsis;
100 doL. Argentine Silver Spoons
FANCY GOODS.
50 doc Cologne
1915 Fancy Work Boxes
500 Ladies' Companions;
9OGO packs Pins, No. 6, 4,9, q, l0,
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves
$50 doE Gents White and Fancy Hose,
$500 Port Monses,
$50 dozen Linen Hdks
500 spool Thread;
So e" Cents fine Merino Undsrshirts;
BOOKS.
l5OC9 vol. Standard Book,
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWRLRY.
$50 English cold Patent Levers, Manufactured BY
Joseph johnson, 25 Ch. street. Liverpool
$50 Open Face Silver do;
s75 Composition do;
IS Ladies' Hunting Case Gold Watches
$50 do Chatlings 90
$50 do Gold Neck Chains;
$50 Gents Fob and Vest do
s20 do Gold Seals and Keys, with LoOkeis.
800 setts Of Canoes, in cases.
$50 do Plorentine, do;
500 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings
5000 Ladies Plain Gold Bresstpins;
1000 Cents and Ladies' Gold Pencils
$1,000 worth of Gold Finger Rings;
GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
1900 Gold -
And all other articles usually found in Jewelry Establish
mens Merchants Pedders and the citizens generally
invited to call make selection, all the above
Goods be closed out limited time, they be-
long to have other articles too
tedious mention, in shOrt have anything that Lady
Gentleman would call for. NJ. q. BRUCE,
Auctoneer onsgnees No. II Cedar street. Nashville,
Tennessee. noV2-tmd&W
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TO Wholesale DEALERS.
I'd. w. sSG SSEElRI,


TOR TIE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOX
PITlSBi kti, EtNtiSA1EI N LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTC RED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO 81 BRO AD - AY. NASHVILLE.
NHE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders fr: RectifeJ, Bourbon Reserve, MonongshelR
aud i've Nhskies Brandy Vine, Gin, Rum. Ale and Por
Ter Ior-woTths Sparkling and Dry Catawbl Wines,
and Taow Candies, German and P8lm Soap, lard and
seed OIL White eaS, Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and Ho.
wsrs Wood and Willow waro Cheese Vinegar, Glass and
Glassware are SbUyes spades, Hose Axes
Picks Matocks Coriage, Wrapping Paper Matches, &c.
Orders handed will trouble Of ordering eXpen
sss of ayeinE purchase, authorized take
ders and prices could purchase II
YOU was factOrI person Al orders handed
viii be mmedst ely factory and shipped prompt
on opening navigation. Hoping share good portion
your iberRy and kindness remain yours very respect
fully, ,- ,,,-,r,
W. 4II.
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Boots! Shoes! Trunks

30 4 LADIES' SHOES. esss
r ADIRSi dne French Lasting Heeled Gaiters;
IL" Thick Sole do, tip and PIN;
Congress do;
Kid Bootees, with and without heels
Kid Fr Me. and Goat Welt Bootees
India Rubber Qeather sole, Clogs, new art'e;
Kid Slippers, ofeyery description
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
variety of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Misses thick Sole Kid and French Mo- Shanghai or Kos
suth Bootees with general assortment Of Misses and
Chdren French Morocco Goat and Calf Welt BoOtses.
GENTLEMEN's GOODS.
Geptlemen's dne calf " aterproof Boots
8. Double Sole do M ~
g Dress Boots;
9" Congress Caters, doubls and
- ID single Sole; =
/" Water-pf Shoes and Oxford Ties
large stock Mems, Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
kip Work, Of COED material and workmanship.
NEGRO SHOES. vas ie
and varied of Negro Rrogans, for men
and bows Negro Boots Planters respectfully invited
To call and examined efore purchasing.
TRUNKS. VAIISES, &c.
AIargs lot of fns Sole Leather Trunks for Gssssnsn
Ladies', Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, q lot of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Vases, Carpet Bags 6c ali OF whieh
ara offsrsd low for cash JOHN RAMAGE,
octsI No. - College street.
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TO OmIlLOWNEHs,M M7LI-W RIG HIS, IRON
Founder, and the Public Generally OF
Nashville, and the Surrounding

I HAVE commenced the business Of Pattern Making
I and am prepared 10 make patterns 0f Cog WhssIs
Water Wheels, Pueys and ali kinds Of 6xings for mill
airing. To Farmers and others IN the cuuntry would
so say that am prepared 10 make Thrsshiag Machines
Fan Mills horse POxers Fex tbse order
90 the most reasonable srms and pc. By constant
and unremltting attention to business, will receive
hare OF public patronage Pso Of business Washington
street south Of the Blind Asylum bstEeeu the Muress
Ooro and Lebanon tHrnpikes and be found by en.
lunpg at Mr Sizdes Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
sep93-4m HENRY WOLFENDEN
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STEAMERS
VIEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

TIE ships comprising this line are WASH se-Ek
l. INGTON. Capt z Cavsndy HER 90 5sTsfS
dANN, Capt. Edward Higgins, These stea-
uersstop Southampton both going and returning.
PROPOSED pATEs oF sAILIEs-lo56
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EMPRESS NDTItE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD.
THE "ADAMS EXPRkSS COMPANY have mad ssr.
Il rang ments with the above Railroad fNF DaV *.
press Line and are Pr, pared receive and OfTsrd
Freight Packages &c by Passenger Trains 20 HUp!ssis,
Decatur, Tuseuubia snd intermediate stGtaS the 81.
g. and n. 4 C. Railroads. Saasl Packages at reduced
rates
ss5 Messengers leave Nashville daily at O'Clock
tY Frsghts to be forwarded by Express wl De called
for without ezra charge A X. HOLT,
APPS Agent.
q "a & y A =, = e I ~ ,.S-i,,S
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e. ?. Peck

q SOA ,,r.,.u r
| BREWSTER Son. New York, further supply of
choice Coaches Rockaways Light Trogting Buggies
Alse has constantly hand OF his build Bugg
pscaly adapted to country use, st his Ware Rooms on
lower Market street tOctC-H
IHPORTANr TO BUOK AGENIs.
THE subscribers, in addition TO their large list OF Books
Il for general dealers, are now publishing
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
to be sold exclusively by Agents. If style entirely IN
rendering them sI preferable any
thing now in the hands agents For full particulars, sd
dress MAeON bkO HERS
esta2sSf los and l0 Duane e., New York.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For December, 1866,

R. FRANCE " CO., Managers.
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY ON TIE HAVANA
a4e PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
EXTRA CLASS Z,
To be drawn SATURDAY December 20h in Baltimore Nd
Prizes amounting $IS2 600 viii be distributed accord
ing to the following splendid Scheme:
10000 Numbers! IL 900 Priest
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
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NOTICE TO C0NSIGNEEs.

NASHVILLE, September 1856
THE DraTmen of Nashville having discontinued
ceving goods at the Depot Cons uees will hereafter
be notified Of the arrival Of their goods and furnished with
bill Of freight due same Auy presenting the
ce and paying tie bill will be recognized as .he autho
rGsd agent Of Consignee Toe responsibility of the
road terminal es with delivery Of the gOOds and claims
for Deficiencies and damages will not be allowed after de-
livery unless by consent Ii being the duty Of the agent
to have in his possession evidences Of delivery consgnees
or their agents viii be required to receipt for all articles
delivered Notices for all eousgnees whose place OF
residence is not known, will be sent the
Post Office. CHAS. W ANDERSON, Agent
N. B--The object Of the ab notice is not TO give
COnsguees any unnecessary trouble compel draymen
to assume responsibilities that not legitimately belong
to their business but simply defne the pOstos OF the
road leaving merchants and drsymen to make their own
arrangements. [septls-tl O. W. A.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS

IU NUNNI hE MEhCHANT8. N
OUR Stuck Of Gent emens Ready Msde Clathrg for the
~ Fall and Winter trade 10 eOmpste embracing every
VAsty of style fab e br found Eastern Mar.
Our business beng strictly and exclusively ned 70 the
Manu- cturs and sale OF Cuhng enable geasr
Inducements tbs any 9th house In osy d sh0ua
alone be sUiciens guarantee all purchase Ready
Made CohiRg and they supply themselves uiIb much
larger Of sly les and less prca
oy making their purchases direct frm Manufasurrs
aug20, 's6--n K. II. BROCKWAT q 90.
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THURSTON IL BERNARD,
No. I6 Pablo Square,

(NeEt door 10 Calhouns.)
WYE now have or hand beautiful stock of French
w and English hsrinos, PLAIN Plaid and Ambre
shaded all wool DeLsnes, BombazHes, Cashmeres, Man
chester DeLaines Plaid bed Yellow and White Fannes
sll qualities. Also, complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of a kinds to which invite the atep
ton of all CASH buyers, we can give good bargains.
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CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
TnE SITIiSCRIBERS-

II AVE Just opened very handsome assortment Of
IL Furnishing Goods, eomprisiBg great variety o.
Gloves, Suspenders, Neck Ties Black and Fancy Soeks
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, lambs Wool aud Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shawls and Muflers Sc, Sc, ali oi
which viii be sold at fair prices
septiO-u CLIFTON 3 ABBOTT
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Harvey Ia nJashville.

FtNHE eminent % HARTEFl 30 WaH knoWn % every gen
1 denan in Philadelphia az the most successful Gutter
OF garments at establishment, No. Is Cedar
street prepared to take measures and exhibit as
1e On assortment OF Cloths Csssimsrs and Vesugs a.
we're dispayed in NashVille Our stock Of RaadV
Made CoihBg both geDtlemsn's and youhs is now full
and Furnishing Department contains ever article
comprised under that head.
octl4-tf CLIFTON A ABBOTT
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KEMRY VAL.

THURST0E 4 BERNARD have removed to No. Is
Public Square, next door TO Calhoun's, where they
will be happy to show their first rate stock OF
Dry Goods consisting of Black Brown, and Bae Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassmeres; Vesngs, Gloves,
Hosiery Cravsts Handkerchief &C., sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-25

NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
e.. Ii. HaIl'S,
NO.ls, PUBLIC SQUARR.
CONSISTING In part follows, viz:
~ Superfns Eng. Kid Slippers;
/" - White Kid and Satin Slippers;
" Black Satin Slippers;
Kid BoOtees, thiR and thick socs;
Black Lasting slippers and Buskins;
Velvet " "
Last'z Congress Caters with & without heels;
Caters side and front lace;
-" Goat sewed and Pesged BOOteesj
Fine Kid Bootees and Slippers;
" Black Lasting CATERS;
Childrsn'a ,' o
" Ancle Ties;
Servants Calf and Goat BOotees large assortment;
Gents fine Calf Single and Double Sols Boots;
0 90 Oxford Ties;
" Monterey Ties
% Patent Leather ShGes;
Boys' fine Gals Boots. &c, De.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid of Iron Frame Sole Leather TTav
ellng Trunks, Vases, Bonnet Trunks Velvet and Brus
sells Carpet Bags Oil Cloth Travelling Bags &C., &c. all Of
which offered prices for small profits and
quick sales is the motto. Give US a call.
sepl7-f O. HALL, lS Public square.
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
FSOs. al 1-Z
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

THESE Machines very Justly considered 70 be the
best uss, having the advantage Of all oshsu in ths
simplicity Of the nsrueOn he speed and beauty OF their
work, and the great strength Of their Unhke any
others in they form With continuous threads
from Ordinary sIOOs Of cotton, silk nenmakng kROs
Al stitch WAeh prevents the work nom ripping uneS
auy circu instances whatever
The r and highest pemiu have ardad 10 thsss
Machines at all the leading Fairs taruushout country
and Europe snd tbs inventor In more sub
sana reward OF the largest patronage bestowed
any Sewing Machine in europe America.
They Of the highest nnlh and evsy varsity Of
and and adapted TO all the Of the sewing COM
muniiy.
They all secured exclusively the propre;ors by Ie
ters patent, and free from All legal Controversy Great
pains has been takon 10 Eapt these Machines Plantation
sewing and they simple, du abe easily ru
snd tended % any person. that they entirely beyond
competitions for tlis work for the manufacture heavy
glt bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery has ever
been 70 surpGss them-Gny person asr hours
practice make ron 4u sacks per dsy On one
machine. These machines equally vel adapted 10
Of all kinds Of clothing coarse o. hns
we'll general sewing, quitting, stitching, These ma
chimes arranged 10 make the stitch length
red and wuh any and every In any gar
ment and The durability, regularity aud beauty OF hnish
esnnot DO equaied BY any work accomplished BY moss
skillill hands
We shall At all times keep hand NIL assortment 81
hese machines and most respectfully invite pnbc gem
eraiy u ca ami them In use and give them careful
examination aud be sasfd that the half has not vet bee
told. dasaS-tf
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VALUABLE LAID xE1E NASHVILLE

FOK SAIE
AN authorised 10 sell and make complete titles to the
Il Tract OF Land upon which the ATE n Walker re-
sdsd aud the lot upon which ths Blacksmith Shop is st
stet and the slaves ard stock the place The place
Is situated th Gaatin turnpike and uisTsected by
the Nashville aud Louisville Railroad, is enough
Nashville tO make It country residence Tor
persons doing bCsiress n tbs city has 6ne spring as
there IN the Ste and is Ptls Of divisions IntO
several lots eaeh OF which would ,psd beautiful tu
ing sitG stons fronting tie turnske rairusd
'hnTs,d " sell ths eBUre Tract in bods psrr-is
sud On such ersdlt Is mSy deem expr cent shall be
Oh the place curing the 81 and sseund weeks Ncve.
Der neKt anc viii reeevs proposals for the purchase az
prTats sale Of all any OF the above Rted real and per-
sonai property In the mean me any person desiring
examine the property do BY calling Mrs Agnes
"sker on the place, aud proposals 10 purchase be
made To her John Taylor Mathew Alien the place
or addressed to at Trenios, Gibson couEty Tenn.
sept24-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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B E L L III d u ) E.
JEFFEKSON HOUSE.
LAMAR HOUSE,
Formerly Coleman EoGss.l
s. & S. LANIER Ppopp,prov.
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Mr.. STERLING LAEIER, late Lanisr House, Macon
Ga and SAsPsoS LANIra, lac ofTHskegeo. Ala will -
happy meet all friends anu customers Houss
Whete they have ample accommodation for $50 persons-
nor7-If
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NOTICE.
MERCHANTS BANK.
NoYEMBEz. ~ 1855 I
ON and afer Monday nsxf the instant hls ank iA
" be opened a. 80. "A, d land closed a. 4 Pm.
oVR- I'm OkLEhFlL0, eaahieE.
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SeWanee House.

UULLEGE NIhbbI, NhodN ILLE, TENNE3Skk.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LAfE o. xXRsn sRRrseG) r = rrft
THE subscriber has eos ally taken this well -
| known esiabhshmeut-is rentting and thor ~ 81
jughly ren0vatng H. snd hopes soon 70 have it in l
such condition not 10 be inferior to any house thip
city The Proprietor hopes By mis- szertoss and th
ais Assistant, Mr. Craddoek, who formerly pssded at
the City HOTEL to be able make his hous wofthy Of be-
ag paronized BY the public and promises that pains
hall be spared on his par merit the sppobson Of
hose WHO may favor him with their patronage. He res
ecffOily sOicitsa trial Of his house
fsba6-dtEk--N WI R0RERfS-
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! OHr5 I.s.O-I iIIN1I-

M have just received sx.ensive assortment OF
w Boys Clothing, 1T vaTiDls styles ana pres which
respectfully invite f .nis and the pns he ger.
orally o. cali and rxaLiHe We ara. also issianl -e-
vlIg geut urn . over Coats Dress ano Efuex css
and Tests OF every description Our stuck Of Furnishi
Goods is complete al ci which in addifiou TO a heavy
arrival Of Cloths Cassuses and Yesings in the pisee we
atter) rselFss viii oder Ind acsnenl rarely presented
the citizens Of Nashville.
septl6 CiIETON A ABB0TT
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NASH

WILLIE.
7 have Tor sale abOut 70 ceres of Land, az miles
trOm the city, in good neghborhood onefbrd clear.
ed and the balance heavily bmbersd The entire Tract -
splendGy Set in Blue Grass will divide 1t into two or
0ur parcels the entire Tract be disposed u or tie
whole to enc purchaser, literal tsrms
There four beautiful Building Sites susceptible Of
being de US handsome as any place about Nashville
For further particulars call ana at No. College
street. and wt offer splendid bargain.
octl9-t J. c. FIFE
IAPORTED MALTA JACKS.
LOBEHle al my Plantation in Williamson county sA
Il cash time, FIVE BLACK JACKS three YEA 3
old, imported from the Island Of Malta Of pure blood
JyS-6md6tw JAMES n WILSON.
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u,rHMOND ENQUIRER.
p..,Y. sEMtwxEXLI, AND WEEKLY
rrSl.,rCuIE, PRYOR & DUNSAYANT.

L n W
,n, psper seven dollars per annun, and at the
e 5; dollars If taken for shorter period than one
rae r. Inc Scni-W eekly i've dollars per annun' anc
yeG t,r six months payable in advance, to be Pa'd
t:e- or r,mi,,ed by mail postpaid; OF SIX do"si'
t''r,r,s A. the end O, the year -.
pr. - -, view OF extending the circulation OF Iho
H:rrGXD ENQUIRER in the Southern states tne
~. have commenced the issue oi "EhnL
whichc ontuns nearly all the resding matter Vi
~ ~ 1,sIy AID s,miWeekly editions; ~, ,,s
Iu.i SAY nothing OF the political character oi tue
We eeMHSD N. INQUIRER which is what il WAS hall
h. s,o We may state that il is the purpose oi the
sr ., devote all their energies TO the discussion Vi n
s,cb Know n Noth!ucism has brought before INC
ellG.ry. =, . !, ,,r,s.a .p,,v wednesday
r,uc NJ 81 per annun il paid IN advance or LOT sE
g., .syn.pt is not made in advance. deduct,on ~
Iyor of clubs in the following ratio: Tor sV ss
"a. ri The Weekly Enquirer will bs furnished; lot st
sc copies Tor $40 twenty four copies, nd so On IL
r. sane proportion. ,.,>,
nv Exov,sER-Eor TEN lines less trsl
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w. r,n,s II inserted twice n week or thfee iTs
,S;-tv.even and hall cents for each nserton s'.t
snd when inserted only once week u''y Gems
for each .gseTt!on H,o. or less frat in.
~ IN" '",r,y ny, cents for each subsequent 'nsefuon
- go, vt,o inserted only once week se'en'J"'s
Gems w. WrryIy-ror TEN lines or less, hrst inseruon
.or,ysrc cents Tor each continuance hity cens ,r
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;.,.nrs of N greater l'usth except Aucuoheers ~nl
ar, charged slOV. paper nciud e,. ,...,,,,
Al Obituaries andi Tributes OF Respect, exceeuht
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20. and available Bank notes AZ Inc RISK OF the e"!os'
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ExECUTOR,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

EXECUTOH'S SAIiE OF Valuable nEhL
AND PERlSHABLE ESTATE.
UDY virtue of the last will and testament Of VIM. w.
Id Dickinson deceased We the undersigned no his eX
executors will sell public auction 10 the highest bidder
on WEDNESDAY, the 26h day Of the present month Eovem
ber il fair if not the fair day thereafter Golans
rile Caroline county the following tracts OF land OF
which the testutor died seized OF possessed to witt
One tract known Redds, lying Pole Cat Creek,
supposed cont 600 acres one tract known as Thomp
supposed contain 26O tract, known as
Hewles supposed contain 80 acres one tract, known
az Thacksrs supposed to contain % tract,
known as Maddox supposed to contnn 2OO acres; and
one tract known Turner's. supposed TO contain 250
acres.
The above tracts of land lie in the immediate neghbor.
hood of Goansve. Some of them valuable, and
most of them have good buildings.
At time and place we will also sell ona other tract
known a. Tyer supposed contain 2+U acres, and lies
ON North Anna River; one tract known rs the House
tract being the late residence of Mrs Ann Dickinson de-
ceased supposed to contain and one tract
occupied by Warner White supposed to contain 100
All OF which have good buildings on them.
Also at same time and place. will sell the stock OF
goods Goansve, consisting OF the usual assortment
kept in country store
Also all the horses mules hogs and cattle the crops Of
every description made the place. plantation utensils
household and kitchen furniture &c.
Sale 10 continue from day to day until completed.
On FRIDAY, the 2Sth of the month (NoveInber) }
the plantation known as Eppersons, on Maaponi NV.
err will proceed To sell public auction TO the highest
bidder the mules horses hogs and cattle crops OF eve
~ description nude the place plantation utensils &c
ANY information wanted concerning the above lands,
will be cheertully given By either OF the Executor
All pe.uns having claims aganst the estate will present
them properly enSaed for settlement and all per.
sons indebted the estate will be required to settle the
same without delay
sale. NJ g. DICKINSON:
ROBT. L. DICKINSON,
SAML. T. DICKINSON,
Exer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
THE LATE WM. r. TABER.

II Is proposed that the people Of South Carolina
shall erect q monument to the memory of The late
Mr.. Taber whose untimely loss the entire South in
deed has reason to depore. His undertaking devo.
ton to the interests and honor of South Carolina, give
him special claim to grateful recognition in his ma.
tive State. The zeal and ability which he displayed
in defending the rights Of the South, will make his
name be cherished with admiration wherever South.
ern sun kindes the nober instincts Of our nature into
glow of generous pride. But, to US Of the editorial
profession, any proposition to honor the memory Of
VIM. K. Taber, must appeal with peculiar force. In
life he was among the brightest ornaments of the
press and he died to vindicste its rights We claim
the privilege of atesng our admiration Of his ge-
niua our sympathy with his cause, and our sorrow for
his unfortunate fate.