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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-11

CRUT @HFIrLD HOUSE,
xXMEDIA TELY AT THE DEPOT,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
II. CRUTCHFIELD,
Aug. 17-tf-360 PRoPRIETop
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-11

Athens. Jan 16, lS57-tf-4S4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
Rev DIR. Hamilton.

We regret to hear that this eloquent divine
aud highly accomplished gentleman designs
rem owing from our town in February next.
Having already rendered his resignation as
President of the Shelbyville University, to
take effect at that time, with the view OF then
taking charge of the GAINESVILLE Female Insti
tute whittier he esigns removing. Although
the removal Of DIR. HAMILTON deprives Us OF
the cOmpanionship Of a highly esteemed gen.
tleman, and as much as we regret bis loss
from our community, it affords Us pleasure to
say that GAINESVILLE will have just cause of
pride when numbers him as one of her
citizens. DR.. HAMILTON became citizen OF
our place some eighteen months since, and we
are sure that no one in our community Is more
highly respected, or more beloved by his ac-
Ouaintances. He has none of the hduteuT,
too common with some whose literary attain
meuts render them in that respect, superior
to those whose educational advantages have
rot been so favorable as theirs. His genuine
goodness Of heart, frankness and generosity,
combined with his accomplished talents, at
once designate him as a thorough gentleman,
whose society should be sought by all true
gentlemen. His eloquent appeals on behalf Of
education, his untiring energy, and above all,
his admirable fitness for the position he now
occupies have done much towards building mp
our now fourishing institution, and we fear
that il will be long before the trustees succeed
in procuring the services of one so well quail
fled as himself 10 discharge the duties Of the
station his removal leaves vacant, and know
ing this, we are confident that they too, sin
cerely regret that he should desire to resign {
situation he so ably fills. We know that we
but poorly describe the feelings of his acquain
tances here when we say that he bears will
him to his new home, their best wishes FOL
his future health and happiness; and that they
in common with US, regret, deeply regret
that we are so soon to lose one whose piery
talents and fine social qualities have endeare'
him to our hearts by the strongest ties. Bu
let him go where lie will, the golden associa
tions that linger around his stay with Us, vii
long be cherished and never be forgotten b.
his friends in SheIbyville. May success at
tend him through life.-SheL6yUitLe Erp0SitOT
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Poison english Malt Liquors.

From fifteen to twenty thousand pounds annual
" OF NIlr Vornica, CocUius Lndietls, A"gasturd
Bark, 81. Igaatius Bean. aud other substances OF
the like poisonous character, are imported into
England for home consumption; and these articles
are not known to be used Tor any other purpose
than that OF making BIER. CHILDs Practical
Treatise on Brewery, for long time the guide
book OF English houses, states that however PERM
cjous or disagreeabe it may appear, he has always
found tbsB requisite in the breWing OF porter, aud
thinks they must iyBaTidbiy Be used by those Sho
wish TO continue the taste favor and appearance
Of the beer. And, although several Acts OF Par
lament have been passed to prevent porter brew
srs from many of them, yet me author can affirm
from experience that he could ReUsr produce The
present far0rsd porter sithOut thea.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

gress, you, the whole opip of Kansas have
rio ht tn elect Delegate to Congress, and to elect
a T rritnral Lepislsturs; and through IndE LsgIS-
lat1sre you speak goaT Vtecs, and inStTucI t'e
either 10 call a Convention 10 Ssto"'tS q ''e~
Constitution for the consideration of the people, or
hey can instruct their Delegate to Congress, chosen
By majority of their Uotes, to ask LO"gISsS
to pass a la,o authorizing the peOpte q hdHSoS 70
10 form State Constitution for Themselves II !s
quite certain, gentlemen, that in tins Inoue cueI
in any event Teaceful, Tranquil, qui eA' i'ot t
all the embarrassment and difficulties Dy "nG'
you are surrounded, and that the time Is rspny
coming, il it has not already arrived, "neh 'ne
rule Of justice and the people shall prevail IN han-
sas" Cbeers.l
Weli-the Convention he's not submitted the
Constitution to a vote Of the people WnSV lG'
low? Il will Join you, fellow citizens, 10 a"Iu
opposition to their course" What kind OF oPPo
sitiou? You can vote next fall for ne" Leel7las
tnFe, and that Legislature can 'Spedk yoar "s~''
That is the remedy for the outrage just PerPetra-
ted But, how can it "speak your views" unless
convened by the Governor? And how can tue
Governor refuse being sulemniy pledged 70 JOIN IL
lawful opposition to the course OF the conventions
Governor Walker, is the time to prove your
sincerity. You have been denounced on OoIu
sdes-by the Extremists OF the South as 'eac
erous-bv come of the Republicans, as hYpocrl'i-
cal. We have not denounced You, or qnesuohed
your motives but have fairly recorded your acIs anu
words, giving you due credit for whatever IN theih
appeared to be just and manly. The time mas coule
when your acts must throw lght upon yOur
past conduct and show whether it adopted IN
good faith to the people of Kansas. Prove that
you meant all that you said, when you promised 70
join in lawful opposition to the Antl-DemOcraLlc
course of the Convention. Prove that all your
fair words about a vote of the whole people, Tor or
against the Constitution, not mockery- ftoVe
that you have the courage to carry out taltnIuHy
the purpose for which you told the people OF ran
sas that you had accepted the appointment OF Gov
ernor-to secure the g ttlement and peace OF the
Territory by establishing the Principles OF Popular
/ Sovereignty. Prove all this, by calling an extra
session of the LEGISLATURE, and give that body,
representing great majority of the people, an op,
pOrtunity prepare protest against the acuon OF
the Convention, and memorial TO Congress- asking
authority from that body to form State Consutu-
ton, just as was granted Oregon and Minnesota
! Or, mere protest against the action OF the Con
venton, would be sufficient This IL the tnlue
needed. Let Governor Walker give the Legisla
ture of the Territory an opportunity to be heard
and its voice will be authoritative.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
SATURDAY. Dec. 9Th, 1857.


The bill to incorporate the Lynwood Landing
company was taken up, ard the amendments to the
fret section by the judiciary committee thereto
was concurred in, and the bill passed the third and
last time.
Mr. Whitthorne introduced bill to locate the
Division Fair at Columbia.
Mr. Jones: bill to incorporate the University OF
the South.
Mr. Reid: a bill to establish the seat of justice IN
Upton county.
A resolution was off; red by Mr.. Bratcher pro-
vidng that no business shall hereafter be takon up
out of its order unless by unanimous consent.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the bill to amend the
charter of the Central Southern Railroad was Ia
ken up snd passed the third and last time.
Mr.. Burch, (Mr McConico 10 the chair moved TO
take up the bill for benefit of the Chattanooga Hsrr-
SOD, Georgetown and Charlo ston Railroad, which
prevailed and the bill was read.
Mr.. Burch proceeded to explain the OBJ ct OF
the bill, which is to give them the further time OF
twelve months to complete the road,
Mr.. Davis enquired how long the road was and
what portion graded
VIZ. Burch replied that the road, (which Is bet
ter known by the name of the Chattanooga and
Cleveland Railroad,) fraction lees than 50
miles in length, with the exception OF about four
miles, was ready for the iron.
The bill passed the third aud last time, and was
Immediately transmitted to the House.
The bill 10 charter the Alexandria and Smiths
Fork Turnpike Company, passed the second time.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

Greenwood CEMETERY. A correspondent of the
Portsmouth On. H.. Journal, thus "hits off" one of
the features of this splendid cemetery"
There is one feature, in that part of the Cemete-
~ appropriated for children which is TO be regret
ted good taste does correct. Il had its origin
in this wav. Some threw rattle, or some 9TH
er play thing, upon a childs grave. The idea was
rather a pOetica one and if it could have remained
a solitary instance of the kind would have done
vary well, but the story got into the newspapers,
and the notion has been carried to a ridiculous ex-
tent. All of absurd playthings are scattered
upon the graves, and on some of them are two sto-
~ glass biby houses, filled with general as Ort
ment of the ludcrOus articles to be found at
toy-shOp. The kneeling and winged figures among
the graves Objectionable being merely plaster
casts, they become weather-stained and crumble TO
fragments by piecemeals, losing their legs, arms,
wings, &c, one after another, until they become
hideous TO the sight. Some of the angels, with
their eyes knocked out, look as if Trey had been
engaged in personal encounters with each other
Such exhibitions of lack of judgment on the part Of
those who place such things there need correction
in some way by those who have the regulation o.
the grounds.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
a Of Nashville in October, 1897, the Judges
appointed to examine articles in Glass 43-No.
n GROVER d BAKERS Sewing Machines; No.
1914 SNGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits of the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is. using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER q BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES. and that of SNGER's using one
sDool and one needle the other thread working
from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and, in the opinion of the committee. IS hest
adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERG, &c.
The GROVER Il BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage OF
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING ;
and. with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
nv. &c, in the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 4, Public square. Nashville Eenn''
Nashville Tenn. Noys her IL, lSnT.-t'.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

The CENTRAL AMERIOA.-Com. Perry and
others appointed in New York to investigate
the ause of the loss of the steamship Central
America have just made their report. They
declare from the evidence that negligence and
the want of proper organization of the crew,
together with the independence of the several
departments of each other, were at the bottom
of a calamity which resulted in the loss lhe
steamer and the sacrifice of so many lives.
There appears, they say, to have been no ma
terial defect in the vessel or machinery-the
leakage being ascribed to other causes. The
deck pumps were not in working order, and
connected with the donkey engine were in a
questionable condition. There was no carpen-
ter on board, and in the department of the
engineer there was too much independence OF
action and a striking want of responsibility
10 the commander of the ship.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of CO.
na5ba aud SarsaTga PIIIa

Possesses advantages not enjoyed by any other medicine
for the of sexual diseases, which must with an engh
ened public reude il assureiy highly popular, jesid-
long sought in the medical world II needs no
confneent Of diet In its approved form, that
paste ntrev tasteless, and unpleasant
the patient. 1t has acquired the utmost fame
in almost every part Of EuTore it has been examined ap
provei Of 10y faculty Of medicine, and
ds by the eminent OF the profession IRE
pared by J. W THORN, Chemist, LOndOn and for sale,
Wholesale and retail b. JOIN A ARIA Co Agents Tor
the United states, us GrgenE ich street, New YORK
the above valuable preparation has been extensively
countereied by unprDcpeu parties IN the United Sate
proprietor adopted, precauon against mPo j.
ton on consumers Label which the fOIOging l. FAC
smile VIZ be fond barut in upon the bottom
each pot the genuine Intended sale in he United
States Canadas Pro ,nce West Indies aud south
America.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
The Tennessee Railroads PRYiuE up
Promptly.

We learn from the Railroad Commissioner
of this State, r. G. PAYNE, Esq, that there is
no doubt that the several railrord companies
of this State will meet promptly their Janua
~ interest, Notwithstanding the hard times
and bank panic. Some of them are now ready
TO meet this obligation, and he entertains,
from recent information, that the others will
also be in "A state of readiness to pay up when
the interest falls due. The difficulty OF procu-
ring Eastern Exchange may possibly produce
some slight delay, but not 10 any considerable
extent. We trust that our banks, and partic-
ularly the Bank of Tennessee, will use their
best efforts to aid the companies in furnishing
the character of funds needed. The fact that
this interest is met under all the ciroumstan-
ces of difficulty and embarrassment surround
ing our railroads, is the best possible proof OF
not only their solveDcy but prosperity, and
furnishes the surest pledge that they are deter.
mined TO preserve their reputation for punctu-
ality.-Momphis APpiai Dec 4.
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r.vv SUPERIOR MlsrSo CoMPAslEs.-Tbe la

LAKE SUPERIOR MISIso CoAPASiEs.-rhe last
r,,,h.r Of the United States Railroad and Mining
REGISTER contains list OF iorty-siL mining comPa-
mics IN the Lake Superior county. Most OF these
.or,,.Diss have Offices n distant cities. including
-, n New York, nine in Boston aud Chicago
These companies puFpor TO have capitals when
vnpear 70 be divided into shares, forming IN the az
pregate 7ss, 900 shares. ii ali these stocks are
real, and have been actually paid In, they exhibit
an enormous capital. At only ten dollars share,
it would amount to the enormous SUN OF $3.50
600.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
Y PUBLICATIONS.
Types of WOmanIy Attributes of all
Lands and Ages.

MARY COWDEN CLARKE,
Author ora Complete COucordenee oshskspeae, ""Girla
hood Of shakspesre's Heroiues"
'The Iron Cousin"
Illustrated with Seventeen Steel Plate Illustrations design
ed by c. sTAAL.
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Dec2-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

Conversation overheard by last Sunday
between black curse and child:
Ruth, honey, where am your papa"
- Down stairs readin' the Bible."-
=. Humphi well dat right. Glad TO hear Il.
Mighty glad lie become 50 tAOugAtIsss- Hope
IL Will do him good
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
Shooting AHray,

We regret TO learn that on Saturday night
last our friend James W. DickersOn, was
sbot AT Wartraoe Depot by MIR. Quinn. The
hall entered his lett side, just below the ribs
Cd Glanced around towards his spine where
- % remains imbedded, ss all attempts 10
End il have failed. We learn that by close
att-nIiou aud taking particular care Of him
ssIf he will soon recover.-SheLbyUiile En-.
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CnntnInInE:

1-PAMELAi or, yirtue Rewarded. IN Series o.
amiliar letters. 4 vols.
2-THE HISTORY OF CLARIssA HARLo"E. In .
Series OF 7 etters. vols.
s-TIE history OF SIR CHARLES GRANDSON
In Series Letters. vols.
Al consider myself thorough adept in richardson
like the longest Of lis novels best and think part OF
them tedious should ssk better 70 do than
to read II en- ginning TO end, to take them up when
/ chose, and lay them down when was tired,
tin every word syllable relating TO the bright CLAsA
the divine CLESIIsA, the beautiful PAMELA van every
tric and inc Of their favour we're once more g-
ven in nv hearts table Ha=lstt on Old Books.
For sale BY lnovlO.I '" T. bEhNA a NO'
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Hon PRICES FOR NEGRoRs.-At Sparta, on
Tuesday hast, forty-one negroes, belonging 10
the estate Of lHos. l.. WYNN, late of Hancock
county, were sold, averaging $40 each, inclu-
ding old negroes, children aud infants. One
boy, twenty two years old, Il common field
hand, sold for $1,000; one girl, sixteen years
old. $500. The sales were on cash terms
A,,ogi,t1 Chronicle
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sHERTFF'S SALE.

ON the 5th day Of January, 1855, viii proceed SELL
~ by virtue OF 4 n to me directed from the Hon.
Grimm Of Davidson county, al the right te and
interest that W H. dsend has, may have in
tain house situated in the city OF Nashville, on the
south East corner Gay Streets this day
levied 90 bv me as the property OF said W Townsend
70 satisfy The ma, in behalf Of the state
OF Tennessee vs. Dowues and jeremiah really and ". H..
Ioznsend Also satisfy two other ls 70 directed
above, and this-day levied Ga D.
me In behalf of the state q lenses W. b. ToWn-
send one said sale be Tor cash 70 the highest d.
Der Al me Court House lard gate In he city q Nash
vi SALE 10 take Mace Wit the hours prescribed ~
= n EDAONDHSNa oi4si'n.
By P EsrIs, Dep'y. sheriff. deeI-td
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For Rent.

TWO handsome ard comfortable Brick Dwellings, Nos
and g: CIaborne's Row. These houses new, and
well ni he'd the OF good size, With high ceilings
the houses well ventilated Hydran water In the lots, and
he occupants have the privilege q the Free schools ana
the right educate IA ir children without charge CAT
borne's Omnibus guIary hour from these hou
the Square, at The low price of cents Appyto
A.V. $. LlNnSLEY.
Dec 2-dtE =. r. GLASCOCK.
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MAR RIED,

At the residence Of the birds father, jefferson, in
Rutherford county, Wednesday morning, I'd ins' by
Rev. Mr. HI N john W. MAJOR of the firm of Read &
Major BIurfreesboro Miss HARRIS, daughter OF
Capt. J. @. Harris Gdsette.
residence Of the brides father Murreesboro
Thursday morning. Sd nsr by Rev. DR.. J. A Reyes, DR..
b. Miss A Il. KEYEs daughter Of the Rev. DR.
] Keye ID
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07

~ The Gsl.na Advertiser is informed by q
gentleman Who came down from St. Paul last week
that a part Of the way snow was found sixteen 10
cb-s deep on a level Al Chippewa,, last Tuesday
morpiug. the mercury stool al II degrees 0slos
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
nistress Sale for Nett Cash.

WE will sell AZ Auction on TUESDAY NO MING, DE-
w CAM sEK Sth, commencing a. 80 o'eloes preeise''
large stock OF goods, consisting "A part a.
PRIMO md Doaese, Ali Woo MeTinos, Euglsh Aernos1
Deianes Irish Linens, Flannel satnets Flns
Coaks and Mautas, Read J-nAdu Sothngs DFsss rim
uIng Jaeonets Cross-barred Auains, BLACK sAa kne5
SIX 4Io, e. hosiery Bed Blankets &C &C Ih1 being
Tge retau stock taken by attachment u must oe eoid
REGARDLESS Of prices TINS is the time 70 make Our
Dec 6-u AAADSN -
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For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburban residence the southern DoGnda-
~ ~ Of v, situated in the centre Of 10 IT acre Of
which highly ornameUted with eVergreens'
and OF choice Yarete. II also contains
vege able garden, h'use newly paptred and painted
and thing in uplete repair.
In addition 10 the dwelling, there is servants house
stable cgrri ge and COW house There also large c
.ern, car able containing 500 barrels OF water.
The house on eminenCe, mSudng an extensive
and picturesque view The property Will be sold a. price
A " LlNDsLhA-
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sherifs Sale.

DT virtue q tWo nf4s dirrc -. from ths Cir
ID u cart o. Davidson ooanty IN tr 81 " g. Hlv
" Morgan Nance ans fT0n The Comuaon Las and
GhaIcrry Coart u ne Cy q AsmpAIs Chaucery sd
Ia taFoF - koberoa Eopp MarEsa Vance gil thc
. ofJanuafy ls 81 tas C0lrt Hoase gate IN The els Of
hzzhFss sci - pabc ausgioe, g. tie hlshet bidder or
cash. oae hoase aEd Iet Ia kdeehsd, Davidson co-ntys
treating aboui leo feeg Spras street. and ek
- ieel al eIng thr properly q capt Jamrs Mi1rs 90
sazizly he Efas. villain me DO prsor ed
b. t4W. JOHN X. EuaiuN DsoN, shrrsE,
EDeee-sd. tBy obS. p kstls, Dspaty sheFid.
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EARm EOR REN.r.

w will rent 10 a good tenant a Splendid FARM,
w with handsome iGrprove con tanning from u
90 10 100 acres, lies from he c, on the NasNle
and Chattar oogs RAILROAD. BOYD & CO.,
D. NJ LharrN street.
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For Rent.

GONE five or six Of CIaiborne's and neat Cottages
- between the Lebanon and "urfrresboTo Iurn
pkes will be rented good tenants low price, for the
ensuing These houses ha'e the privilege Of an mex
Ia be supply Of water TO all Of them, with
out charge and are entitled tie be7eht OF the Free
Schools one Of which Is in tler mu edate ueghboih9o
Apply 70 A. y. :. IlNpSLEh.
Dec 2-dtf J.. r. GLASCCCK.
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JINr ftNCIIAEn.

A HANDSOME sapply e Fan aud Winter Goods, Gen
y trsrus' Furnishing Gods and Clo-hiuF.
Ato. goos s.sCryuent Of otts CasImeres ard Yes--
lag, of shch E BE- made 90 to order iu be most a
pruyrtstsle b. z. J. HOUEH. seat.
srut ~. No. II Cedar rect, kas He.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Morris & StPattOn.

-, WEDNESDAY MORNING SExr, The s-h inst, Ee
li eel for Cash. ce1piete assorsAaeAt u
.sIstinz ia part q to4'osss va -, -. a..
- tha- - - 100 baxes ssisct " Cheese;
a. 80 eoee MnAzsess s. sexes Va i9ea2es s@ft-
o. - - -. - a. e1E brands
80 bara prime Ro CeEeei sso ho1s ol-s - u
% b.sfr-sh AZ. K. Raisinis 30 boss hne sax
~ - - - "A SO bh's MAis4ys VARGAS
1o 6hls or AnErss tL--est ,r.t.. -.
. f-s- -, So ksfs Saiiz, assorted
-sS-. ~ va. Do Rezaas y tapping paper
p ~-1 s~..s Etes- 50 bars Pepper
= ee-N~- s. cassz slaz,
- 49, s---s e..s.-ke.. Is daE painted backsts,
AZ boxea slSr Csaat1sl - s - - -
- - - ice eos MSssa'a h,askingi
e.Ts9 nOGRiaa ETRATfON.
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Many Of the brightest virtues are Ike stars
there mast be night or they cannot shins.
Without suffering there woald be 20 tortitnde,
no patienee, 10 compassion, 40 sympathy.
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FCor Reut or Lease.

THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike
i present occupied by Mr.. Fellows, II contan- SIX
rooms des kitch ems servants sc and has about
GROUND attached. u would lie Dc ased 10 good
Dovlq A Va. IINUSIFY.