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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20

a Sen OIL GINS LcvE There Is both truth
and pee ~ in the following lines, written by :
school gil, and We dare cay the recollection o.
those early dreams, 50 strangely different from TIE
actual experience Of life, are sin the most pleasant
Of ell memories. There is no sunshine Ike that
Of childhood. It CLEANS through the clouds q
disappointment aad smiles upon rs till the river Of
life mingles with the ocean Of eternity;
could ma get my lesson,
Wi the book bef5re my cen,
Tor the thought Of CaRnie Willie
Cameo bobbin IN betseen.
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sws:a .sI.o.. s.aa 81 CON. ~ D'pE' pie, but

when aoTFOFs coma t1ey come not sage SPIES "a
in battsliOnB H--SHkEsFaaHn.
Never Etoo ps the soaring vulturs
On his quarry IL the desert,
On the sex and wounded bison,
But another vulturs watching
From his higa atrisl look out,
fees the downward plunge, snd f5ilsEs;
Ard q third pursues tho secCnds
Ginning from me invisible eihsfs
First speek snd then vult1ra,
Till tie ar dark With Pinions.
Lol disasters come rot airglys
Butas If they watched add waited
Scanning one anotheris motions
- zen tie first deseends, the others
Follow follow "a herring aook-Wise
Round thsir Eieam sick and wounded
First 6 shadow then q sorrow,
TIL the cir Is dai with anguish, -
IoNaFsLboW's "HIkEkTEA-
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EXECUTORS, SALE OF VALUABLE Wa
TER POWER AND LAND.

THE undersigned will sell al public sae at The upper end
Of the Market House, in the city Of Nashville the %
nay Of April next, very valuable Water Power al the
nRFTOWs Of HaTpeth, being the second Iuuneu eXea
vsted by the late Montgomery Bell At the NaIroWs Il was
reserved by him IN deed OF gift conveying ne one nov IN
USE and which for than 25 has furnished power
70 run the extensive FORGE and Saw Mills Of PatieF
Iron Works. TheOne now offered for sale IN all re-
speeIs equal 70 the IN There Is attached 70 Il sum
for all buildings that the purchaser need 70
carry such establishment he may wish erect also In
gress and egress snd and Ten Acres ground Sa
ten aeres 20 laid Opprs side river
mouth Tunnel. This properly is well worth the
animation and attention of capitalists, persons whining 10
Il s excellent chance for speculation. u
% miles from Nashville and about2 miles from the Turn
pike. Any further information may be obtained b calling
on either un5eTsknedi but OF il must be
to be appreciated. Tsrms-Twelve months with security
and lien retained, ". h. Wal KINS,
J. L. BELL,
o. p. McROBERTS,
narebQo-dtd. Executors OF M. Bell.
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TELEeRAPmo FRAr-New York and New Or.
leans were in direct telegraph.o communication on
the 18th, BY way Of Pittsburg. A message wss
sent from New York ct ll:4O O'Clock in the morn
ing, and the same was received in New Orleans
stl0:3O O'Clock, being enc hour aRd ten minutes
ahsad Of New York time.
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LEDGERs, journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Invoice
Books, Check Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, Inkstands, Pencils. Just received By
nrhIz I0HN YORK a co
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STEAMFF FOH SALE.

NIEAMEh FOX SALE.
TWILL be sold at Public Aucuon. AZ the city -
w 81 Padueah KY, ATURDAYs the 2lst tlatss-s
Of March, 10 Close up partnership, the superiori
light draught steamer bLANCHE LEWIS she nov lies
Ia complete running order sad beat being in her second
season TeEms-s2000 cash. the residue credit Of 4
-H @aI65@td a. Il. HARRISON, Agent.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Classical and Common School Books, which hey Osr Tor
sale at the lowest prices. lmhIT
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WHEGF.-Ths Knoxville Mercury Of the 18th
inst, saws: From Ell we can learn from farmers
in this section Of the State, the wheat has not
been materially hurt by the severe weather. The
crops are larger and promise more abundantly than
thoss Of any previous year"
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+ SPRING STOCK !
IADTEs, PINE ROOTS AND sFI

Ladies' VI nOOAg NV AAAOA-A9
AN in receipt Of another lot OF those Eng.ish reaa
CAT, Son Finish, COn2Tess, Heel Boots Italian II
Cloth Heel Caters KID Slippers great yariety.u ~
These hoes very handsome aud Desirable.
msrchI7 JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College street.
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WASHINGTON,

THE CELEBRAT ED TROITING STALLION
DURCHAsgD Nor'h last Spring BY Dr. R. G. Eos -
il Ter and p n McNairy, will make his season =
mleEO the Franklin Pike at the farm Of =. Mc-Ae9
NaiTy. For terms, &c. see bIis. lfsbl9-lm
LARGE ARRIVAL OF QUEENS WARE,
GLASS WARE, sc.
E snbsbbef lakes pleasure IN Informing The public and
the Ladies' ESPECIALLY, shat Mr. J. BADGER has ust
eeVsd stock Goods Among which will be found
some ane Ginning Sets, &c. BENJ. p SHIELDS,
maFchl2-n 70 ~ Puble SQUARE.
less sHAD.
gWyHIs avoFits Fsh Is now selling BY retail at the store
III Hsbal VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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WOODSIDES g. WARFIELD.

AND CULD " ia ENFHE88.
MALL Packages and Parcels forwarded every BY The
~ Express Tram 20 and from Nashville and Columbia
We made arrangements with GL0VER & Co.'s City
Express end deliver all Packages forwarded BY
70 Nash vile, and 10 forward all anicles Columbia
us, when viii take charge OF delivery Instructed
REFEaEEcEsW. Meredith, 10. Edwards and d. D. Dcksy
Fanl0 55T-d9m.
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GaWdmeP WRnfpd.

Gardner Wanted
A GOOD VEGETABLE GARDINER can get employment
n for the season BY applying thiI once. Good
communications required. fs529-tf.
LUMBER.
GOOD lot Of JOst Scanning, and two inch Plank on
"A hand, cheap for cash good Oi Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles % delivered in few days 70 those waning
them. Ny Mil IS emitting daily. Agent or otleT Mia
viii pay particular attention 70 al orders Cai at ne
Savings nstiiaton and leave your orders II you visa 1e
aled fnnv25I J. q. ARDEN
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THE CAmPBELIs ARE COMING
Odd FeIloWs' HalI!
MedicaI ROciefV.

TINE fgentysighth nual session OF Tennessee Msdi
cal Society viii meet in the FiREMAN'S HALL, Col
lere street in the city Of Nashville on the first MoSDAV
APaIL.
IL viii be remembered that the President made Il the duty
of each member OF this Society read paper neil
cal subject, Ct report case - the next meeting.
mafeb9O-td. " P. Jones, Rec. See'y.
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TRUNKs TRUNKs

ToHN MANAGE, - College street, has re- 391M
81 eeIved another lot Of The bert English Sole
Leather Trunks and Vaces and Ia &c stock So ~ ~
Of common Trunks opening this day.
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Ilo9I FTllll .Ll0lIIIlB
~ Tickets 3d. Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 so.
~ Certificates Of Packages OF Ten Tickets, sold
at The following rates. which the risk 10 whole Tickets
$50 10 half tickets $50; 10 quarter tickets SIS 90.
~ Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken at par Checks
on New Fork RENTED for prizes
~ Address Orders for Tickets OF Certificates Of Pack
ages Of Tickets to JAMES 2. WINTER Manager,
Macon or Savannah Georgia
msreh20-tE g. II. WINTER
~ Extra Glass X, Large Scheme draws May 18th,
ls37-30OCO Numbers-Capila $50 COO
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So Reward.

TIE undersigned Administrator, having suggested the In
sOlveney Of the estate Of G. r BURION decd al persons
having claims against said hereby notified ne
Clerk the County Court Of Davidson county,
on or before The day Of July they vii be barred.
mRrch2p-W3t@ Sd. WILLIS, AdmT.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRIEN65M. M. BRIEN, JR.
Attorneys at Law,
NASHVILLE TENN

OFFICE, NO. A wEsT-sIBE CHERRY STREET,
COOPERfS BUILDING,
Formerly occupied By I'd. RWing)
HAVE taken IN copartnsrsbip my NJ 81 BRtHE, Jr
practice OF aE IN all the courts OF Davidson county,
One both generally be found in the once PrOmrt
aud especial attention given 10 securing and collecting al
claims, (mOney ways ready when collected have been
constantly and regularly engaged In my profession In the
Mountain District for The las 20 gears and will eonnus 70
attend and collecting claims ntrusted 10 my
the counties Of Cannon DeKab, Whiis Fsntress Over
tn Putna an Jackson. have general Acquaintance
merchants and business In Oh cOuhtsa The
merchants Of Nashville and IN cher places might ind Il 70
their interest confer with me in relation thereto
refer any and all persons who know for ny ability
and prompt aften in 10 business.
maFchI7-57-ly. MANSON N. BRIEN.
Scotch & Irish Whisky
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
lust received shipment OfssVeal puncheons and kegs
81 Of this article direct from Belfast Ireland u
viii be found far superior 70 ever offered 3 hs market
b. L. SIMPSON,
march4 ~ Public Square.
GENUIN n GORDON DUFF SHERRY VINE.
FRESH supply in oHIaIEAL packages, Just received and
"A for sale By b. L. SIMPSON,
mareh4 43 Public square.
OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
TIIHREE original casks, which Offer and
III PKRIoR WFNE. B. i. SIMPSON,
marcia - Public square.
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JONI d. BEFHEL, sec,y.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY
SAVANNAH Georgia,
On the Havana Plan

JASPER COUNTY d CADENY LOTTERY;
n AUTHORITY OF sTATE eEoRsIA.
~ This Lottery has only Fifteen Thousand Numbers
less than any Lottery in the World
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME!
To be- drawn in public, at Macon, Georgia, under the
sworn supsrintsndenes Of Col Geo. NJ. Logan and q. w.
Anderson, Esq.
EVERY SATURDAY IN MARCH AND APRIL. 1851
1900 NUMBERS
CAPITAL PRIZE $5,OOO-PRlZES PAYABLE WITH
OUT DEDUCTION
Class H. March 2st; Class IS March 2sth; Class 10
April 18th; Class 20, April llth Glass q,
APRIL Class q. April 25th
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r c. DABDEE, alone, Is authorized 10 ne laue ol
81 the arm Do elosIng or ansacling any business lbs
% MD arm. fnog35l nAkUkAI TURNER g GO.
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f the Life and Writings ofSir
wToN. b. Sir David Brewster. 9 vols
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20
"A new, elegant

Of Poets and States
ID Engravings on Steel Cali
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Z I-Il.1- q NJ alTulu INN
liam Frsuud. I volume 50 caI
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SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE SJO,OO0!!
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to the great favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received by the public
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers 8
SWAN 4 Co., will have . drawing each Saturday
throughout the year The following Scheme will BE-
drawn In each of their Lotteries for April, 1857.
CLASS so,
70 be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ca In public, on
Saturday, April 18th, 1857.
CLASS 81,
70 be drawn In the city OF Atlanta, Ca in public, OF
Saturday, April 18th, 1862.
CLASS 50,
70 be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga in public, OF
Saturday, April 18th, 1857.
CLASS 49,
70 be drawn in tb city Of Atlanta Ga, in public,
Saturday, April 25th, 1857,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUNBER5.
1920 Prizes!
More than One Prize to Erery Ten Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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$3.50 prizes amounting
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

Whole Ticket. SO; hsIye, s; susrssrs $50.
Yhs Numbers from to 200, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips of papsrare encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 2l8 prizes similarly printed snd encircled
| are placed in another wheel.
Fhe wheels are then revolved, and a number IL
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation 10 repestsds until all the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION P.IzEs.-The two preceding and
| the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first IS Prizes will be entitled to the II Apprcxima
| toa Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
Fer example, if the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will BIS entitled to 800. If the
number ends in Will be entitled to $50 and to
o. Certificates of packages will be sold st the fol-.
lowing rates, which 10 the risk:
Certificate of Package CT 10 Thole Tisaess....sso
10 quarter 1885,. 20
10 eighth
In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordersd, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
| in any figure they may designate
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES
PLAIN and give their Post Office County and Ststs.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and Fay.
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81 ,0C0 and under, paid immedi.
etely after the drawing-oth.r prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
NH so 5. SWAN CO Atlanta. Ga.
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have been appropriated by the Abolition clergy of
Boston, for their peculiar purposes 1t being the
day on which it i, customary to read the Govern
or's proclamation for the animal Fast, they admin
istered q severe rebuke to His Excelency by
emitting (by general arrangement says the
Post % read 1t altogether; being atfronted at his
arbitrary dictation,"i in recommending that they
'abstain from political discussions and secular con.
Solicitations" In some churches it was read with
an omission of the offensive clause Wendell
Phillips, lawyer, supplied the pulpit of the Rev.
Theodore Parker, and discourssd upon the tyran,
ny of the General Government, the necessity of
indiv duality and independence the little value of
our Union, whose disruption he thought would not
be Injurious and kindred topics. He substituted
the proclamation Of the Governor of Maine. an,
nointins Fast for that State, in place of that of
G. ov Gardner.
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: 4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whe

RETIhBD FIJI STC1AN, WMOBt
/ N sands of life have nearly run out, discover
ed while in the East Indies, certain cure for Con
sumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
/ General Debility. The Remedy was discovered
l by him when his only child daughter, was given
] up to die Wishing to do as much good as posi-
ble he will send to such of his afflicted follow beings
as request it, this recipe with full and explicit d.
it He requires each applicant to incose him one
shilling-three cents to be returned as postage ON
the recipe and the remainder to be applied to The
payment of this advertisement. Address J
DR. II JAMES, No. 10 Grand St,
an IS-dSclm Jersey City N. J.
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mKDICINss.
4 ' 0EsTHIS 60srT ron ALL.

"a
In dreary winter, snow or rain,
When winds DO blow, am the same
In lowly cot, or rieh mans retreat, -
am TO them, INSTANT RELIEr.
For lonely orphsa, the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
70 recommend when csst down with grfef,
Their lreatest comfort IL INSTANT KELLEY.
eor COUGHS and COLDS, Ills to prevent,
And cure oil those for such Pm meant,
Pm nice to take, 'tis quite treat
Do take this Syrup, LE0NARD's INe1AN1
RELIEF.
Price Is cent, no., 10. fe10
y EMOvAL.--Or. PLUMB hns removed
H his ofioe to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church, South side aud about ono hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. P. continues to treat
all syphltie and sono1heal COMPLAINTS and having
had much practice in this line, 6atte himself he
can give very general satisfastion- call from
hose Interested 10 solicited.
DR. P. also makes and yends one OF the best resto-
ratives. chemical Extract Of French Flowen,( for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public
Dr. p. may BE- consulted conf aentially BY letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to oder, In almost any direction.
Ofase hours from A. M, till 9P. N. FRANKLIN
sire near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond eity
W. no ID
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s,xcrtAs Determinations W PRoPERrY.-A
,.nlsr case of Identification Of property recently
,nssrred tn the Superior Court Mrs MsTg sret Par
Iii sht an action against Daniel Coughlin to re
go cow Il wss prov I'd that the husband Of Mira
T.rrell before he died. inaerted Ave ccat piece no
Ssr certain portion Of the COWS hide, 90 that 10
case the animal was stolen 1t could be identified
,vithou. any trouble Mr. Farrell died and the COW
WAS stolen The phase where the silver was inserted
was eut open md the mouev found. and the iurv bs
tng satisfied thd the animal belonged to Mr. Farrell
refurne We iict restoring the to Mrs Farrell
and avardug q 10 A.m = Rostsn Tyos
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The high price OF $232 20 was paid for a hogs.
head of shipping Tugs in Petersburg, Va, Wed
nesday.
Samuel Gordon Friersop, who had held prom
nent official positions in Alabama, died on the 5lh
Inst , In Tuscaloosa county, in that State
Hon. Herschel V. Johnson, Governor of Geor.
gia was in Charleston, S. c., Monday.
The Hon. Charles Sumner was in Paris on the
93d nit his health greatly improve
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FVNN, ShEkr lHDN AND GAS FIT.
4 TING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH

fvN n, Shhkr 1hbN AND GAS FIT
L TING ESTABLISHMENT, THiRrEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY-7he
subscriber IL fully prepared to do all kinds of work
in the above business, with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous pstrons for past fayors and
s0llci1 q con tinuance of the ssme. Being a mastrt
OF his business he can promise his customers that
all work done BY him will, at least, be ecu a! to suy
other house in the city, and fully az cheap-e fast
known to all persons who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTrERING, &c-He is prepared
to execute this description Of work in a vsry sp
Nor manner, both 10 town and country
TIN WAKE -Always on hand a large and rene
raj assortment of Tin Ware. wholesale and retail
GAS FITTlHG-He is likewise prepared to do
PUMPS He keeps always on hand large And
extensive stock Of Well and Garden Puma
felt CHARLES 81. LANGLEY
QICHMUND SODA WAVEf< EaT1A =
H LiSHMENT-lt Is u fixed fact that the onIu
genuine article of bottled Soda Water Porter ana
Ale made in this city 10 pat up by NJ. MCCORMACK.
who hatters himself that he 10 able to conpete viii
any manufacturer either North or South, HAVING
been engaged In the business for the last ten vears
preeeding 30, the greater part of which wear he
spent in Waiting all the larger cities of the North to-
sether with those of England and Ireland exapinn.
their different brewer ano botting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with view to still greater improvements in the
manufacture Of the said articles already 20 Justly
cslebra '''
fhe subscriber is now bottlins Porter, Ale. Cider
Soda Water, &c, at his old stand where he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit Continuance
OF the patronage heretofore literally best wed or
him in former years All orders from citv or conn.
try customers promptly attend ed to-
The subscriber would most respectfuy reouest. 4,
his city customers to return all his bottles to his dr
vers and to no other PERSONS he finds great psny
OF ihsm misslng; and he orewarns all OF
Soda Water Porter, Ale and Cider not to receive any
NJ. MCCORMACK,
mn zt-lm No So8 Broad street.
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sAVsrREAN TRAysLL@a "a Io.,aunt of TllIpois
hundred aud ten years Of age arrived in this city
lew dsys since, who had walked the entire distance
from biz home In that State The greatest days
travel upon this tedious journey was twelve miles
The OLD gentleman came to vi the end of Ions
lsiand in search of evidence Of his services IN the
Revolutionary struggle by which to establish his
eiatn to pensten The reason of his walking wa
shss he would not ircur the risk of shortening his
mortal oAreer by riding on railroads So strong was
hts erejodice against this mode OF conveyance, that
while IA the upper part Of this city and desiring to
come down to tbs Brooklyn ferrss his way to his
destination on Long Island, he could not be induced
to ride la the Second avenue horsepower railroad
but walked down. crossed the ferry and psessed
on TO the end OF his journey.-N Y, Tribune.
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TUE DAILY MSPATCH


= Tsr ssTsAMssip NiAeAsA We tssrn s M N,..
.s,.s az the svlinder al 1T the steamsn'p i.sf
~ hsvs been % far completed that Il exPss.s
,ahe snip viii be Ia readiness for sea mex.
e,sn,ain Hudson, hsr commander, y 20 n.sn -.
10 Tor which she IL DESIGNATED that ne VIII, poe
s,hie, oh.aia permission from the Navy pepsrsmen'
10 proce ed direct TO Enslsad without prenminsT'
s.sampspv the ship on this expediticn No othei
III note will 70 out in her Mr. Peter Cooper
Who expected to 20, will not be able 10 do SON
". Jon1 Com.
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- To BE HUNG-The negro boy Ned, charged with
attempting the murder Of his mistress, Mrs Gift
near Port Royal, Va, was tried at last Caroline
County Court found guilty, and sentenced to be
hung on the 18th of June next.
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FIRE.-Wednesday an office on the premises Of
Thomas Dunn, on Oak Hill, Petersburg, Va was
burnt, with q valuable library, worth $500. Mr..
ID. was insured for 81 900 in the Mutual Office,
which fully covers his loss.
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CoLLIsIoN.-The Norfolk Argus states that the
steamer Commerce, from that port bound to Phil
adelphia, came In collision on Saturday night, off
Seaweil's Point with pilot boat Antelope. The
latter was considerably damaged
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IN SPRING, 1857.
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
sPRlNG, 1857.

GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. % Pearl ST., Richmond
Has In store, and Is receiving ny recent arri.
his Spring supplies of CHINA GLASS, EARTHEN,
WARE, LOOKING 6LASsEs, FANCY GOODS,
&c, to whlck he invites an examination from mer.
chants visiting this market
His stock will be found as extensive and complete,
and will be seld good terms any bouss In the
country offer.
TO all cash or prompt paying time customers In.
ducements will be offered equal any to be fouad
the North
70 those merchants who have Seen In the habit OF
buying all their goods at the North, he would say,
that all he asks is an impartial inspection of his
stock and prices, assuring them they will tins,
labor and expense, By leaving their orders here.
The careful and perienced packers en- gagged,
and goods promptly forwarded.
sTONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
prices, NH 6-2m