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TO All WHOM II MAY CONCERN
W0UI earnestly solicit THOSE yet indebted for the past
year aud 10 tho late firm Of Damage Church, e call
= ibC1It dslay and settle. JOHN RAMAGE,
ssbT g College street
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ATTENTION GENTS :

NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOB ACCO HOUSE.
J. w. LANGLEY & CO,
(LArE MUEFsEEsBoRo)
NO. a UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
GRANH parade Of The Lovers Of the A" Weed" IN ell
n its attractive form reques ed at tle above esb-
shmsnt Inspection the finest assorted stock 90
Virginia Chewing Tobacco and Havana
Cigars,
That has ever been spene in the city Of Nashville,
ssng Of Tobacco loo 10 50 pound
and from lowest finest Havana Cigars. selected
carefully the city Of Havana by 0fths firm. We hest
say stock cant be eXceed, tq1aied IN this
market
Country Dealers will find 1t to their ADVANTAGE %
give cali before purchasing elsewhere advaH
taEes as Practical To6aceOnsts and Exclusive Dealers
able offer superior inducements.
Remember the VaCe-sign Of 'Ihe Big iniun,' second
d,or east of tie state Bank. J. W. LANGLEY & Co.
mar2f-dtf No. "A Union street
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PUBLIC SALE OF MOS YsiU4i5ll OH
a. y
ChegniCaT LnbOPRtOPV,

ORES SOILS, MINERAL WaTElGA, &C.
NR. AN@MAN, Practical Chemist, Professor or Anl lii
~ ard Agricultural Chemistry n ths University q .--
vile, viii give prompt atteutoa o. Che ana oi az ei7f
soils Mineral Waters &C., sent 90 him
Charges for the analysis Of iron and copper cet es ID
Var,ably in advances.
Cons1It1g Ofes and Laboratory at tho Medisa cdlsz
0ry- Pupils in Practical Chemistry received g. any
line [mar25-'5i-iy.
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CHANCERY.

NOR and Of James p MauTy, Commissioner
Il the case n + Perkins and Mattha his wife, VIM.
Reid sally c. his WIFE, Abram P MauTy Septima Maury
and Ferdinand c. Mauy heir Law Of Mary &. r. Maury
decreased by virtue Of decree OF the ChaHcery COuIt
Nashville in said cause, will sell puOlc sale the
Lots in Nashville, in front Of the Water Works par
cular 5ecrpuon Of which will appear in haBdbils, to DO
issued before day of sale.
TFFMs-A cedt Of one two and three years, for
satisfactorily secured, bearing nJPresand lien retained.
a. V $. LINDSEY, SO College street.
x CLAzCOCK, AuctOnssT tmhr2q-tf.
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MRS SUSAN G. WITHERS.

40, FAVORABLY known as Teacher Of -
g. 80 Music Kentucky. has located in 1922
u Nashville, and desires the patronagell & I II
- the community. She Teaches Piano. Guitar and
cultivation the voice.
IEREs-s2J per quarter for Instrumental, and $50 for
Vocal instructions included. Can b found - No. q Sum
street.
uEFEREFCEs:
Rev. : IS. HoTte, Il. D., Mr.. J. ?. PesFi,
DR.. z. ID. Huston, Or. Z. W. SehOh,
, Eey.J. Huntington, Rev. A. HArtpence.
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Dancing.



4 COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, Summer street
- South Nashville, near Or Wiuston's, containing
good rooms of Kitchen servants and
house. also stable and carriage house. Apply 10
mar25-u BRANSFORD, McWHIRTER & co.
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BLANK BOOB

BLANK BOOKS.
LEDGEBS, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Invoice
Socks, Cheek Books, Note Paper Envelopes, Ink Gold
Steel Pens, Iukstands, Pencils. Just received by
mrhI7 JOHN YORK & CO.
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HnW - SAYE mnYEY.

~ those Indebted to A. G.. & A. B. BEECH are request
ed ID make Immediate payment they will have 70 set
tie EishGn gMcer, we cannot give further Indulgence
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NASHVILLE:

r. JAS. WuEEH, Esq, desires to return thanks
10 the Firemen, by whose exertiens his residence,
adjoining the Christian church, was prevented from
being destroyed during the FIRE Of Wednesday.
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NEW SPNING AND SUSMER GOODS,
| w nov receiving any Stock Of SPkING ANu SUMNER
IOubS Of The ia'e s les expressly Gentle mems
weHF 9" which lluv5 q attention OT my casismrs and
the pub.iC gene rt'ly
Also, sourTs RsroEr o. FAzuIaSs for tha snrIns and
Summer. SAW pgT-rTrT
ltb29-tf sFr,ffs...sl,..,
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ny FIRST Bile SALE.
Ed g EE IELD.


e Ed G. e e HE1 E. D..
ON THURsD iY the 10Th Of prl next on the premises
~ viii sell lhs fOIlawiug Building Lots, all Of which
We'll worth the u,,cn ion OF buYeT--
in and around Nashy lie is advancing
rapidly and n VII delays buying this year will have
pay large advance hereafter. The LOIS shall offer
ON WATSON STREET-Siv beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence Mr. Buck, fronting each 50 feet and
lJf e. alley. These the Lots that
with picket fence that be nude
on RUSSELL SIRkET-tn HOustnn's Addition, LOIS 49,
30 g. 81 aud IS (st the corner OF Oak These Lots
and 40 feet deep Also, Lot No II Wood
street, this Addition, surrounded with new plank
fence.
on FATHERLAND STREEC-Lot 70, Il, 70 and 70 in
on FATHEFLAND sTEEET-Lots Nos, 5, C, III, 9, and
10 i'm Rlo0i's addition.
on RUSSELL STREET-Lots Nos. Il, IS and l6, in Zo-
Golfers Addition.
now beng erected by hesrs Hicks, DaTden and Morgan
These shall bag thing could about
them would fall far snort Of the Truth.
ON THE tTALLATIN PlkE-L0ts Nos. 3 g, 9, II, - and
bin Fosters Addition
lots Nos, and in BTOOd's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Wash
gOn 100 eefTont and running back $40 feet 70 street
with street on the side
That handsome adjoining the residence Of Mr. Leseu
fronting 100 feet the Turnpike and running back 30 feet
tOan alley.
Two handsome Lots on the Turnpike In Sheby's Addition
being Nos rs and 1856.
TERMS-These Lots will be sold a credit Of one two
ana thrce years bearing interest satisfactorily
dorsed aud lien retained Sale positive omnlb9ses as
usual A V. >. LlNDSLEH.
r. r. GLAscocK, Auc'iOneer.
~ Also, Lots 100 and I0 IN Shebys Addition Wood
land street adjoining the old residence. lma29-td.
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HERMAN u RAINS,
DaT GuIsIS ARD APUTHEC RIES,
NO. 10 SUUiu->iDE PUBLIC SQUARE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
DATNTS. &c-Linscad OF, White lead sum White Zinc,
L Dark Black, lna an Red, Has and Burnt sienna, lmpe-
rial Green dry and in , Window ass Varnishes, sand
Fape Pain. Brushes, Varuh Brushes, Painters, busters,
SC, for ale by lap.s KEENAN, q RAMS,
WEGEEFICEET CITY RESIDENCE LOT
FOR SAGE.
BEAUTIFUL Los, fronting ~ feet Summer street
II aud running llGfset 20 feet alley. Said LO
l. between Uni m ami JharUI joining the denC5
Of st. Clair Morgan, ESQ. J. u. IL a. " BROWN,
aprs-d2w 4i5a Cherry street.
FOR salt.
N SATURDAY the Is day Of pril next, az tho Court
House Yard, in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, viii
expose public sale s highest bidder, for casa kel
negro Woman. about - year. of age. SAID negro wOmau
is No. house sCrvEut, first rate nurse, good pa ter
COOS and asher and OHsr; and sol ia compliance
h decree rendered las January lem vi the Cir
cult C0uu for DayidsOa county. Tennessee
upTS-ttd g.. IS. tHt'btFSS, As"l'r, &c
DIR. NOISES INTESOHAEIAGi SUhpEAB,
TrOR The cue Of Dyspepsia, General DEBILITY, 10 Of Nus
4 cula X ergy Paw steal udr, al Nervous Disorders
and General PrO,tra.iJu. For sale by
APPS hLRNAN u hAlN-.
THE celebrated Partisan Shamp1 Water 1TCeansng and
apT5 KEENAN, & RAINS.
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r c. DAKDEN, alone, is authorised 70 use he name Of
drm 10 closing transacug any business belonging
70 sad aEm. moves DARDkN, TURNER s. CO
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HENRY HIATT, IE 3. IA EaE J1HN 5. HART
HIATT, MACRAE. az 90,

HExaY HAT, IR 3. So. IA NlE J. J1HN 5. HART
HART, MACRAE ag 90,
WHOLEsALE GROCERs COEEIssIOg
EERCTyEETG.
Nos and South H4rse. steel, Nashville Tenn.
JUST. Received AND now IN STORE
ls5 hhds q. ID, Sug-F, 3 5,Treis Jausica Bum,
80 boxes EaT1na 81 gar, So escorted GeuJ0bus
Iz3 bsrrc.5 h. J., CErsheCG"n VI-Sages 81 < Rasius
Sugar 100 cals Cotton Rope
IS barrels N. Y. PurdaIedl0l gross Matches,
Euzar, 210 zen Faintsd Buckets
So barrels NO Lclf Sugar 80 rets s. Painted Tubs,
200 barrels y O. Eoiass.s, 20 boxes stone Pipes
tHsW CROP 90 boxes IsuEe-s see EZes,
$50 bags Selsg,sd Baltimore superior quai'tyJ
Coffee 50' kegs White Lead
900 bags n O. Rlo CoHss, Loco E5gs Sails Asserted
So bags agllrl Gill;, Sizes
25 bags Old Cove r1Iaelt5gQ gross Black1rg
Java Coffee, loo boxes PALM and German
20 - b@ss sT Tyss'' 10 e,sss Carolina Rice,
leo cgsks SUPER Carbonate SO dcz Zuc Wlsh Boards,
Soda 500 relrns Superior wrap
BLACK T.-s, 800 H. g. d. Caps,
$50 boxes Va aud HI, IJleo 0lgs ShoS
bace, 40 kegs bar lead,
A large assortment OF com 100 barrels Clover Seed.
mon and inc Cigars 50 barrels BuJtera and sod
$50 boxes G8rreus scotch CracE2Ts
stuff go bbls Rsstjied Whisky
50 boxes boxes Smoking Tobacco, 25 blre5 Old BouIbGn
50 coIis Manila Rope, Nhjskey,
81 55E-s Pearl starch, 25 birrsis Monoogabelaand
Is cases ssr1ines, 0ic I've WhHkeyl
80 o.ses Oysters, 50 barrels Robertson COun
SO boxes Assorted Pickles, " hiskey,
50 boxes C1isup and Psp-l5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbsi
per Sauce, key,
IS boxes Ass'd Pie Fruits, 4 Or casks Pure Freush
25 cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy
9 o boxes " X Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Vine
50 boxes English Dairy casks uTs Malaga do
Cheese. casks Pure sherry do
200 packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeira do
50 d. Tall0W do 20 bbs Native Sweet do
25 BAGS Timothy seed, 90 bhls. American Brandy y,
EOJ boxes ass "a. Glass Ware, 10 bbs Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sXI0 and lOXi2 40 bbI5. Peach Brandy
window Glass,
ians qART HACRAE O.
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a have sold my Cabinet Establishment 10 r. W.
a Shasr q Co. all persons indebted to me ar respect
fully requested call and settle their without de-
ay they will be put the hands Of Collector
for collection.
wish distinctly Understood that the shove notice Is in
tended for every person tba TO the amount OF
solitary dime. J. ". INCOMES,
apriI5-ifn. Church stree. near Cherry street.
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PIANO FORTES


AAJ I have received Fourteen nor. ~ d; ,-.
" anoFortes from these uuriv,iie.5 -, q
asfs, Light, Newton Bradbury ar,i TI,i-i "A RI II Il
I 9To 3 W9en makes our stock very large sp sites
We would be pleased 70 have tbsss iTst-t -. 800.
- sI L las{ Ge7rs 70 purchase or not Ever P
s5ery respect fsol0 " & FRFFWIN ~
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lust receiTGd, and sale. 100 bbls Swee. Potatoes
81 hIEKPATRTCK, NEVINS & co,
mar27-d2W s. Market street
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SCHOOL nOOKs.

John York q Co., have on hand complete stock Of
Uassea and School Books which they offer for
ale at the lowest prices. mhl7
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Notice Inhalation in COnsumPtIOnF-see
dvert,sment unde this head. Female Complaints Vene-
real Affections IY TrI Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
&c. viU meet tn duo attention Toct26-dGm
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THOMAS SHEPHERD,

THOMAS SHEPHERD,
AGzHT FOR
CATH "A. iEFPIEERD.
s prepared 10 execute with despatch all kinds Of -
J0bbing i0 The Biaskmi his business, aud makes 81 q
iron rafting TO Ger, DC. lapr>-d3tf ~
GLENCLIFE UIENPsktl COMPANY.
NA-HvlLLE, April G, 1857.
z HE Nashville and 6ioHcf Iumpiso company
Office uG " l. BOYD for the PuEposc organization.
Major Cos cfllrd 10 Jle Chair, and Winston
mo ion, was request. To- act as s. ere ar.
On e-ded 10 ballot for five Direc OTs, where
upon the folOViu gentlemen cleo ed John kirkmau
e X Winston, a COT, r. & Lucas an Jos " Dabbs.
The 10 10 vim .,rcEr0ldt present: " Dlbba
A q Gsf, X Winston, John hr5ldu. w K Lucas, J H
Gov a. W Fyl
The Drecs then proceeded to elect President. where
upon w DAMS vas unanimously elected PsesiGen..
apI6-d3&wiI Z. K. " INSTON, Secy.
D;SS9LU TON.
TENHE firm Of JOINT q Nolen is this ia7 dissolved by
a tHal consent
Med A NOsU is alone autho ised settle he business Of
the drm and he earnestly an parties to
ward and settle. ROBERT JOYNr.
April7, l557-apI6d3t Med A. NOLEN.
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JOHN BRO VINE,
" eP liant Tailor,
D SOW la re55ir. Of be assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

To rh.ea he ra,pser g s,,se.on Of hi, friend,
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THR Stockholders OF the Nashville and Glencf Turn
pike Company viii meet m Ma hvdle on MONDAY, the
9Th DAY Of prI ueX the Office OF ". L. Boyd heJry
Qugsled lmarl5-dlW
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BEERS 61 TERRY.
Predecessor 5I-siOs MERCHANTS,
WanteI.

odd NUMBERS OF HAPPENS MAGAZINE -rsr any
year FOR which 10 cents per cOpy - b. paid tbo
BOOK Budery Of YORK d CO.
marrhlU i'm. Over the fr4iars' EaaE.
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day associated with Mr. g. G. Ferguson. The business
GITSON 4 co. NJ GILLIS q co
New Orleans, June l. 1857. lea
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CTAVE OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT
y Court OF New Orleans following delinquent
Tax Payers for Real Estate, Slaves and Personal
Property to the City Of New Orleans for the 1896
hereby cited sppear before the Second District Court Of New
Orleans within fifteen days from the date Of the first publication
Of this citation In the official city
de- and Of the City of New Orleans placed OPP
poe their respective together with interest thereon
the rate OF one per cent month from the 7 July
1881 until PAID and Eve cent attorneys commission
Witness the Honorable Morgan Judge of the said Court
this 4th day Of August, 1851. P. s. Witt Clerk
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TAXES--OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW OR
. leans Parish OF OrleansSxth District Court Of New Or
leans
The following named Delinquent Tax Payers for taxes
Property and Slaves City of New
the 1856 hereby cited appear before the
honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans within f.
from the date Of the first publication in the official
journal Of said city to to the demand of the City New
together with interest thereon at the of cent
month from the 7th day of July 1851 until paidfye cent
commissions thereon and costs
the Hon. r. X. Howell Judge of said Court,
this 4th day of August, A. d. 1851 -
W. II. REESE, Clerk.
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STATE s OF I LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
- CITY Of New OreansFourlh Justices Court for the Par
isIi of Orleans
The following named delinquent Tax Payers for Taxes
Real Estate and Slaves and Personal Property due the City
OF New Orleans for the 1885, hereby ced be-
fore the undersigned within fifteen days from the first pnbica
ton OF this citation the demand OF said city for
the placed opposite their respective with inter
est the at the rate of ~ month for each
and every month from the 7 July 1851 until paid and i've
o. per cent. commission the
Witness hand New Orleans this 10th day OF
August, A. d. 1851. G. DUPLANTIER,
Fourth Justice
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OW PEAS-550 bags fresh Carolina selected expressly
from Charleston for sale by BARElLl CO, 49,,
ieI9 81 Common street.
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nISSOl4UTION-THEC oPA RTNERsHIP BETWEEN
= the undersigned in the Of RIDGILL ROBERTS
expires by limitation With the seasons bu
Claims 10 favor against the late firm will be settled by
MONTAGUE CO., and the Of our late firm may Be-
used by either Ct US in Liquidation
". J. RIDGILL,
- - j. N. ROBERTS
New Orleans, June e, 1857. JOHN D. TERRELL.
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IL .Sagrera Pedro, Estate Of Francisco Sambola,
dative testamentary executor. ..........-.-.-
Il 967 =. Schmidt, Me. Heirs of - viz Gustavus
Schmidt, in his right, and as natural tutor
of his minor children Albert and Euphrosine
Schmidt, heirs of the late Mrs Melanle segb-
ers, and Charles E Schmidt, of lawful age;
also one of the heirs of said Melanie Seghers,
the deceased wife of said Gustavus Schmidt.
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COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED FAVE
formed copartnershp under the lame Of MONTAGUE
sion business, in the city of New Orleans, La.
They will settle all the liabilities Of RIDGILL ROBERTS
TERRELL and attend any unfinished business in the
hands of that firm.
Ofice-Eo Ii CaTondelet street.
R. v. MONTAGUE
JOHN D. TERRELL,
J. NJ. ROBERTS.
New Orleans, J une %, 1851, ie2s In,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-22
TOO GOOD TO BE LOST

a Southwestern gentleman sends us the
following authcasio fact and it is admirably
suited to the present times, when many
preachers of the gospel ~ think of Paul as
MIR. Winston did;
George Winston was devoted Baptist
man in Mississippi, and an equally ardent
Democrat. 1t was hard to tell which had
the warmost place in his Affections his
wife, his church or his political party. On
one occasion he had several friends spend
ing the evening with him; and before they
retired he took down the family Bible to
read portion of Scripture and have word
Of prayer 1t 50 happened that he opened
the sacred book at the Epistle 70 Titus
whore tic Apostle says, Put them in mind
to he subject to municipalities and powers, to
obey magistrates, to be ready to every good
work As it was a habit with him to com
mcnt upon the text as he went along, when
.i,e came 10 this passage he took off his spec
ta-Ics aud with a gravity suited to the time
aud place he rcnalkcd.
"There my friends, is whore | differ
from Brother Paul Mr.. Jefferson tells us
thal the true doctrine is Just the reverse Of
tais, that Is, that men in Office should al
ways be oholicut to the people; and fully
agree with the great author Of the Dccara-
ton Of Independence. The Apostle was
no doubt great preacher and good chris
tan, but II is clear enough that he was no
Democrat
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sTRiBLING SPRINGS.

vENIIS MOUNTAIN RETREATin Augusta coun-
4 ty, Va, l3 miles from stanton, and q miles
from ITarrisonburg. will be under the management
of Mr.. PETER II. W00DW ARD, formerly at Jack
sons River, and for'the last three at the
Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to invalids
and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting EIGHT
MORE DOUBLE COTTAGES and by the general improve
ment of the premises since last season, that after
the 10th of June, he viii he prepared with entirely
NEW FURNITURE, and Il Sufficient number Of ssten
dants, to offer visitors the NEST PLEASANT AeeoMAo
DArIoNs in the Virginia Mountains.
The waters of this place are unsurpassed in fact
the visitor MT these Springs has disadvantage of all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
PuE SULPHUR WATER excelled by none except that
OF Greenbrer.
The Alum Springs inferior TO none, as tested for
tho last FIVE years, with the Fhaly beatc and Free
Stone Waters, sfl at hand, in abundance, render
CHS place, properly, the
MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers, there will be Music in at
tendance, and the amusements and sports afforded
by mountain resorts.
Ak EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN will reside at the
Springs.
TERMS-sfo per week; $40 for month of four
weeks, and reduction made for an entire season
for less than week s 80 per dav will be charged.
~ line of SUPERIOR FOUR HORSE MAIL
COACHES will leave stanton daily, for this place,
after the arrival of the Eastern cars.
Gas9 \ line OF STAGES is expected to pass the
Springs, en- route from lIarrisonburg to Bath Alum
Springs. GHESLEI KINNEY,
Jpnc Is, 1s57.-tf, Proprietor
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5clettc0 1)o sirl,.
RAlIRNAIl LYRICS.

AtH Coming t'noa9t tie Eye"
II an engine inect an engine
''Coniug through The curve,
JftheY smash track, train ard tender,
What do they deserve?
Not penny 5 pRid 70 any,
So far as We observe.
But all acquit the engineer,
When coming refund a curve"
II an engine meet a steamer
Coming rough the draw,
Il they crush or drown the public,
Need we 60 to law!
If the engineer was careless
P'faps he's rather raw
They don't discharge an honest fellow,
Coming through tho draw
If i steamer chase steamer,
"kunning up to time,
L they burst their pipes and boiler,
Where's the mighty crime
Should Jury in a FURY,
Make them pay the dino,
Orsend The officers TO prison,
Running mp to tiR1e -
Ifthev MAIN OF kill bolr,
Or body wife,
Need a body sue body.
For baggage, limb or ne,
It YOU sue for damages,
Tor pay for what you lost.
You get broken neck or le~,
And havete meet the cost.
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n O TIC !

Il Poage for Charles Gallaher. by order of The
worshipful Court of Bath county-~eaeh individual
lot exclusive of subsequent surveys, as resqrveyed
and returned by Edward j. Mclaughlin, the sur
veyor appointed by the Federal Coprt-will he sold
at private sale by HoesAn Il. JARVIS, Attorney in
fact for the Propretors If the As GOO Acre survey
or WILLIAM AcLAuGHLIY, of Rockbridge Co., Va.
II not previously disposed of at private sale. it
will be sold at public sale Thursdog, the ION day
~ September, at the Warm Springs. Bath Co, Va.
All persons who have made subsequent Entries
and surveys since the 26th day of January, Isle,
will relnqush and surrender their Patents prior
October next; falling SO TO do, Suits will be COM
meneed against them.
By the Agent for Tie Prefrietors.
April Is, ls57.-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-22

I AN now receiving orders for "Pennock's" cee-
L brated Wheat Drills, confidently recommended
to be the best article in use.
The experience of the past winter has fally dem
onstrstea 20 some eff cur most observing farmers
the superiority of drilling wheat over the old system
of broadeasting.
The different parts liable to wear OR breakage,
will be kept constantly band to replace such as
shall fail in use.
The most satisfactory testimonials from the far
ners of this county will De given to such as may de-
sire. Grass Seed Sewers attached if desired,
which are alone worth the price of the Drills.
Hand in your orders early. Farmers should bear
in mind that they will save one-third of their seed
which. if no other advantasei gained will pay for
the Drill in few seasons. GEO, Is. PRICE.
Nov