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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

THE HIEaHAM MURDER 1T has been atateo
that Mis-. Gardner has been arrested and commit
ted 10 jail charged with the murder Of her hus-
baud, 1t Hinsham Mass. The Boston Traveller
gives the following account Of her arrest:
At four O'Clock yesterday sffsrnooa . eonstsAie
proceeded 70 the house Of Mrs GARDNER and npoo
warrant ssned By Justice Lewis, arrested ano Son
veyed her IN close carriage to the Iown .as place
This was The u ntimatiou thst the sccusoa - .on
ceived that prccsedinss against her were ~
temptation but though tbs arrest wa % smssrrsss
for By her she evtnced trspidas ION er ~ -.
msnt and her chief sare seeme6 10 Dc th 800 III.
Obliged to absent herself from home TO at.sna
examination The news of her arrest sooa an -
thropeh the towp and the hall was soon near hs :
with Interested specta.og-men. wen nv ~ VII.
dren--w who listened to the proceedineS S @ ~.
eager interest and closest attention Inc ,sn ~
ossrsd without counsel, but was apparently self.
oossessed and very calm. She 10 ABOUT MY yesu
Of age and nearly six years the
a., bss hieh forehead black hair large and express
rive black eSes cheeks somewhat sunkeo, but oy no
IL sSes, ,0 nat a.
sbe took ,eat at the table opposite the magistrate
and re sarded the proce dings with great interest
Al o,aIoek Justice Lewis resd the complsint to
the defendant Ii charges her substantially with ad
ins quality Of anenic to her husbsud, In
Gin and water, with malice aforethought with intent
20 ki and murder and hat the deceased came to his
death by poison thus administered by her hand
The magistrate then asked-"Are you guilty or not
guiity7"
70 which the womf n re plisd-"I am not guilty:
am perfectly innocent and say that before my Ma
ker and what such story that could be made from
don't see. II 10 true that mixed some gin In icaf
sugar and water for my husband but it is not true
that ever mixed any arsenic. or ever bought mite
of arsenic in my life"
The testimony before the coroners Inquest
would seem to point directly towards Mrs. IT, as
the murderess. She has two children, both grown
up-one OF them, highly accomplished and much
respected daughter, has been filling the duties CT
her father Is postmaster during bis illness. We
see it stated that efforts being made to retain
her in that position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

~ Powers One Dollar Ambr0types are
the szs and style Of Picture that other artists
Of this city charge So for We have noticed thu
Dollar Ambrotype of Powers, and do not he state TO
pronounce 1t the cheapest and best picture .ver Of
fered to the Richm ond people. fe I7-3t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

FACTORY BURNT-The Plainy lille Knitting Fac
tory at Pennington, CT. was destroyed Friday
afternoon by fire with all the machinery and other
contents. Loss about $4,000. insured S5e, GOO In
in this city and in the Providence companies
The factory was owned BY joint stock company.
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SUBSCRIPTION. IS.

The number of tickets beiaE limited, sarlv .nnIi
cation must be made to the following Commits.
Of whom alone they can be procured. viz:
Honorary Members. Actire Member.
MAJ. Jas M. Taylor, Lieut.. Fl Dlck,oson
Jno. 2. Krgnau. t. Esq. Corp'l Caddi. b. Luck
Ed. w. Tompkins, Esq. Private Jno w. McKisl
Chas. w. Purcell, Esq. r. g. SsnIay
Chas. Bennett, Esq.
n Entrse March at o'clock.
fe q 2aw2WGdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

A. EAD.QvAkr Enn National oUA1D,
II Richmond, Feb. 16. 1857.
NORDeRs No 3.
W There will be 81 meeting Of the Com,
pauy held at Lafayette Hall, ON WEDNESDAY
svenipg Isth inst at hale past O'Clock to make
some rrsngements for the next parade, (2Sd inst
and it is very important that every member Should
be prompt in attendance.
By order of Capt. Bayly,
Se II OF VI FORE. Orderly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

INN SHEET IRON AND Gas FIT.
TING EsrABLIsHMENT. THlkrEENTh
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkf.-fhe
ia the above business. with dispatch; and returns
thanks TO his numerous patrons for past favors and
Of he business he can promise his customers that
ali work done by him will. 1t least be equal to any
other house ia the city. and fully ehsap-a fact
Known TO all persons who know what GOOD work L.
ROOFING 0UTrERING. Ache 10 prepared
10 execute this description Of work in very supe-
Nor manner both 10 town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand, 6 large and aene-
raj assortment of Tin Ware. wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He Il likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner
fUMPS-He keeps always hand . large and
extensive stock Of Well and Garden pumps.
fa17 CHARLES II LANGLEY
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RUSSIAN WAX. sc. -...--.-
II AT J. w. RANDOLPH's


II ArJ. W. RANDOLPH'3
Bookstore snd Bipdery.
HOPES POEMS Leoni ri Monsta and other
Poems By James Barron Hope. 81.
RILLS from the Fountain of Lie, or Sermons for
Children By Rev. Richard Newton. d. 75c
CANNIBALs ALL, or Slaves without Masters. By
George Fitzhugh $I.25.
THE TWO LOVERS, or q Sisters Devotion. A
Domestic STORY. By the author of Twin Sis
teri" Zoe.
FRANK FoREsTERS Complete Book of eport.
ing Scenes ane Characters. vols, with itlustra.
tiops $3.50.
THE LIFE of Mary Jemisop, Do he.wa. mis-, the
white Ind an Woman Of the Genessee 81
VEVA, the War of the Peasants and the Conscript
75c
ing Rich, and Blind Rosa 75c.
TALES of Old Flardsrs-Count Hugo Of CIaenhovs .,
Wooden Clara. and the Village Innkeeper. 75c
TIE MISER; Ricketickelack, and the Poor Gen.
tomsn 75c.
PICTORIAL HISTORY of the Russian War-1854,
. g, with Maps, Pans and Wood Enersvngs -
6S, fa lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

" Mrs. Dfckins0n's Concert POttpOn ed
In consequence OF the Indictment weather last eve
Mig, the Concert of Mrs d. was postponed. Du
notice will be given of the time when II will tab
place. fs Tilt
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] HEADQUARTERS Isr RFG'T, VA. vols,
RICHMOND, Eeb. 18th, l857.

W L In pursuance of orders ihrouGn the
Adjutant Generals office, the Captains OF Compa-
uanies are hereby required to return forthwith TO
the Superintendent of the Armory. all arms In their
posse ssion. received from the State except those
used for dreas psrades. ~.
country to the memory of its lustrious FATHER oe-
curing on Sunday. his Regiment VIII parade On On
Mond,y the 23i inst at its usual parade ground a.
IL O'Clock. A. M.
III. Companies will appear with arms 10 orde, Tor
inspection and be provided with thirteen ROUNDS OF
" Tho Usual salute OF Artillery vill be fred at
reveiIle troop, uoon ant retreat. The Esyeits A.
til!ery under Capt Chas. Richardson Is detailed LOT
ma fs11 11 WIN. NUNPORD. ASjntont.
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sPKCIAL NOTICES.

SPkCIAL NOTlCES.
a. Lectures.
O. p. BALDWIN
WILL DELIVER TWO LECTURES
AT
METROPOLITAN HAIL!
On Thursday and Friday nights next.
SUBJECTS:
"II U NIB U q 81"
AND
HKING FEOPLE AND HIS COURY.D
- Tickets of admission, Is cts.
a. Doors opensat u O'Clock. Lecture to con-
mence at s. fe list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

MANAGERS.
Honorary Members Aeffre u,,b.,.
Col. GEO Wythe Munford Can't v an "a ~
- Thos B. Bigger Lieut.. C Henri Pm
Maj Jas. n. TAYLOR, Fl r D;.l;ossa
Capt. Csc H. Tomphias VIM r Trmss
:" VIM Y Sheppard RI Dict,asana
Jno M Patton, Jr. Or Mater T. Dndamssd
ID. w. Tomplios, Esq VIM +. Mani.
Chas. w Purcell, Esq Corp'i g. q JasoSs
Jos II. Crensbaw, Esq. . Caddis Z I,sl
C. w. MacmuIdo, Esq. Private Jno. w MeKt.,
J.. w. Glazebrook Esq SIS NiehoIss
Jao. y Regnault Esq. RS ssnxsv
Chas Bennett Esq " III w stsrIs
Jao. Adams gulitlw Eco. EQ RawHas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

a CHEAr GAlTkks...-D cite rmin.
s@ ed to clos, out several small lots Of Ladies'
Caters at ana below cost, to make room
fr Sprins stock, th0ss ia want get them nm
usually cheap 1t WV. WALsH'H
Sign Of the Big Boot.
LADIES, AND MISSES WHITE MO.
ROCCO BOCTS-Juh received for tAlls and par.
ties and for sale cheap ct VIM. WALSh,S.
Sign Of the Big Boot.
GENT'S DOUBLE SOLE CONGRkAS
CALF CATERS, will be sod ct an uni pre- eedsntsd
io~ price, TO close them out to mske Yeem for Spring
stock. at WV WAL0d8,
fell Sign OF the Big Boot.
- aiIDWAY Mill FVis KkNT....I
offer Ter renf, my Mill. In Nelson c0unty, on
- the James River Canal. one husdred miies
from the city Ct Richmond. This Mill has ali the
r-csnt Improve mspts There ere three pair Of
stones Tor erindine whest fer sorn add oss fos
plaster Attached 10 the Mil 10 Ciyca Ar Ssv.-
There d ample room for sotius grain and aal. Tbs
canal boats come withia i've feet Of the MILL
slor ssids OF stone wharf The Brand Of this Mi
d veil estab ishsd; the q generally commando 4
higher paics than flour OF . simiiar grads with
the Min viii be rented the kii,si's House ana 3
large CoopsTs shop. Any one dssisisg further iu-
fcrnssios. can apply g NE, personally. ON the
70 WsErentsa, Nelson county; In the msantiue ss
Richmond.
Il l7-aswss J. GRATTAN CASELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

IF 1VU WANT n N e Il a t
- Bargain. just drop in 1T the Metropolitan
Boot. Shoe and Trunk Saloon, and you
will be and get 1t. We wonld inform the La.
dies that we have on hand large stock of black
Caters thick sole and thin Also. fox around with
thick and thin coles, tosether with lot of brown
and tan colored CATERS. All of the above goods
we will sell at greatly reduced price az you will
see by calling sending to th- Metropolitan Store
fe u c. s. MAURICE, Isl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

" 10 CUkfAE lace hasa strictly pri0o
N landing from sark arthisn direct fcsm kio. II
.Ii-M EDEHNS. DAvpnPoxr ca.
80 HAtaH Of LAlsUA q ~ a91fk IN.
AO.S Lansipg snd for ale 81
Nv U = TAIN LAMu...kue nasussasn
lsA Lard. n tin pails. IL sLe b
e " MCCARTHY aON.
& 4. n sk,nKrR co. or. /.
q eOQN1 PLAnT48es1oo &c. frssh
- ''''si r. s. s is,i Z ! 60, e., i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

WANTED..LAND VARIANTS wish
w to purchase LAND WARRANTS, and a. I sm
buying to locate myself. will pay the highest
ket price. Persons having Land Warrants to soil
will do we'll to see ms before dsposina of them.
8. GRIFFIN, Office on Wall street,
ia7-dSu+ Opncsite 1t. Charles Hotat
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"KING rEOPLE AND HIS COURT,

BJECTS:
"H U MI U q 81"
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LOST.

I OST..Un Sunday night, between Ut.
IL fsul's Church and the Arlinston House a0old
and Lava Bracelet with q number Of heads. The
6uder will be suitably rewarded ty leaving 10 At the
Disrateh Office. fe l7-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

4 OsT.-A certificate of Five shares OF
Il Farroers Bank stock, belonging to the estate OF
the late VIM. 0ouidin; for the reis,uing Of which
there will be an application made 70 tbs President
and Directors Of said Bank at the end of thirty days.
r. 3. BROADDUS Administrator,
10 H-lm By VIM Phillips bis Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

I UST--'rwo Notes, enc drawn by John
IL Bell for Sl0f; The osher by John T Hettles.
for 1924, at four moDths from February 9Th, payable
to and endorsed by VIM. Whislock. Persons
TONED against ne gotatips said notes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

7 OST..SSme time since, In or nenr Rich
IL mond, my FREE PAPERS. They were =
small tin box. Any person fading them and leaving
the same at this Office will receive rsw.rd OF
WILLIAM Il. KINNEY,
fl I7-Stt A f,as mar nf eolor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

IN w Ant 4 D-EOr tine uNfTHD
STATES ARMY, able bodied, unmarried
Men, to whom will be given good pay,
board, clothing and medical attendance -
Pay from $l2 to &22 per month. No NAN hsvinss
wifs child will be accepted.
Apply at Mounted Recruiting Rendezvous, FRANK
lin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
B. III. ROBERTSON
lst Lieut. I'd Drsgoons
ia S1-ts Necruitins Officer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

- FOR PHILADEIPHlA.-.
N1eS The A. No I Steamship PENNSYL-
GLM&k6Y WANNA, Capt. D. Teal, is now ready
~ to aeoeive freight and will on
THURSDAY, February 18th at II O'Clock A M.
For freight or passage. having superior accommo-
dat ions, apply to II. e. FUTILE, Ascent.
fa 17-St Rockets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

g MASONIC MOTT CE.-The members
XIof Richmond Randolph Lodge. No. 10, are
"\summoned to attend st atea Meeting of the
Lodge at the Nssonic Hall, in tbs city of Richmond,
on TUESDAY. the 18th day of February, 1857, at 6
o'clock precisely
By order Of the Wo- pful Master.
fe 17-1t JOHN LESTER Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

WANTED-- N Il u KO l. A b y Il ...Tno
w James River and Kanawha Company, want to
hire about eighteen able bodied Negro Men to
plets the number required on the repairs of tho
fret division of the Canal, during the present year
The hands wanted, are one Blacksmith; sig good
Quarrymen. who can drill, and eleven common Ia.
berers. Three Of the latter clsss. required to
work or the first fortyfv miles Of the line
mencing at this city, and all the others that por
ton Of the line running through the counties OF Al
bemarle, Nelson and Amherst.
For further particulars address the undersigned or
call at his office on the BASIN
Z. l.. CHIHN, Superintendent,
Ia t7..-dIctlMAr J. r. and X Canal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

~ LOsT.-On friday eveuiag last.
=AO<Sc near the Post Cffice liver eolored PoD-
ter PUPPY about FIVE moughs old. with
white scot between his fore legs. He had 9 co.sr
round bis neck, with no name on il Any person De.
liveriug him at this office, or at Mrs 4. o. Clai-
bornes. will be rewarded. fe l6 As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

sA~wNN MEAT! MEAT!!-.LOok out
SNsxIsKX for HAGAE'S JOHN. He 10 In the
" ring for all FORMER COIN AT PAR,
Ez@huntil Judamen Day. fe l7-ts
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-02

NEW YEARS DAY AT THE ST. CLoUD.-In
compliance with an annual custom, long OBJ
served by DR.. Scott, bis son, II. T. Scott, the
proprietor Of the above excellent, well-kept
and popular hotel, inaugurated the New Year
yesterday with . splendid and symptoms din
ner. The tables were laden with Il profusou
of the choicest delicacies and viands Of the
season, to which the regular, transient and in
vited guests of the st. Cloud, it is hardly nee
essary to state, did ample justice. We trust
that the coming year may be as bounteous in
patronage to Mr.. 5. as was his provision for
those who dined at his board yesterday. The ST.
Cloud is one of the best kept public houses in
the Southwest. In It's appointments and man
agement, it is equaled by few hotels in the
country. Although Nashville cannot boast of
magnificent structures for hotels such as some
other cities have, she has landlords who, for
capacity and energy are inferior to no men
engaged 10 the business elsewhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.


/
NEW YORK, Dec 3l.-Just before the Fulton
left, dispatch was received from Bordeaux saying
that the of the arrival there of some passens
gers of the Lyonnais, was untrue.
journal published at Villa Clara, Cuba, says
that Don Jose de Ulate and his wife, and several
other passengers OF the Lyonnais picked up
BY British vessel bound for Jamaica.
New York, Jan l-Tbe Cunard steamer Mag
ara arrived last night.
The Ericsson had arrived at Liverpool.
Money market decidedly easier. Bank rates
reduced to six per cent Consols for account closed
at 9S4a93g Bullion in Bank Of England has in
creased to 6,00Olbs.
Cotton in improved demand-lower qualities adj
vanced s-fsir and mddl;ng qualities improved, but
quotations unchanged. Sales OF the week 55 $50
bales, of which spectators took 500, and export.
ers 400; sales of Tuesday l2,90O. Prices firm
and market active: Middling Orleans &C; Midding
Mobile 6E
Brokers circular at Liverpool quotes breadstuffs
very dull.
Wheat declined 3D. Flour 3d. to Is. Corn Cd.
Provisions very dull.
Manchester markets active, with an improved
demand.
American stocks general unchanged.
HAvRE, Dec. l6.-Cotton Market.-New Orleans
Tres Ordendire los francs
Liverpool, Saturday Afternoon-The Persia
rived this morning at Liverpool
Cotton advanced on accoun. of the steamers
news, from l-l6 to 1-sales on Saturday of %, 900
bales, Of which Spectators took l5,000-rarket
closing active.
Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged.
Provisions unchanged
Active preparations making in England for
the prosecution of the Persian war.
Robert johnson & Co, OF London, and Ashworth
& Co., Of Manchester, have failed
Uonsols for account closed at 94a94k.
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SnHEAIE
Tickets, 81 Halves, s2-Quarters 81.
pIAN ne TILE InTrEpN


Same as the Royal Lottery 4 Cubawith this difference:
the Havana Lottery has 5000 Numbers-this has only
l5,O0n.
There wheels each Of which there are placed
two Locks. The Superintendent have each KEY to the
Locks the wheels be opened unless both are
present. There placed in the wheel Of numbers
containing slips paper with the numbers from No
20 IS 600 In the wheel Of przs there placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes them
ranging from $4,000 TO f1C0.
When the drawing takes place, which viii be IN public
the wheels unlocked, and sfter revolving nun.
Der is drawn % the wheel OF numbers, the
Is drawn ont % the Prize wheel by boys with
bsTed 10 the shoulder and bndoded-the tube clipped
Of aud the number held and enrolled that whole
audience 1.-THE number Is then called Oh and reg
stered by the Superintendent The Prize dawn Is credit
ed to the number drawn st the time, and on until
al the prizes drawn out copy Of the drawing then
the printers and aer comparison the Superinteu-
dents certify the Of the drawing These
perintendents to perform their duty without
fear favor.
Il will he perceived that in this plan every prise
drawn out, AMI OF person must get them;
drawing is every ordering tickets The prizes
payable thirty days AFTER drawing, In full without
count. az Drasing takes place every Saturday.
EE- Orders for tickets addressed 10 O. II. WINTER,
Box $50, Nashville, Tenn will be promptly attended TO
JAMES \. WINTER, Manager,
desc Macon, Ca
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-02
Publications by subscription.

Our feowscitizen, Mr. Tim. W. Gilman, has the
sgeIry for obtaining subscriptions to the following
sorIs, which are published by subscription only,
and are not for sale in the Book Stores:
THE INDIAN RACES OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA.
New York: Published by the American Sub
scription House.
This work contains an account of the principal
aboriginal races description Of their national Gus
toms, mythology and religious ceremonies; his
tory Of their most powerful tribes and their most
celebrated chiefs and warriors; their intercourse
aud wars with the European settlers; and great
variety of anecdote and description, illustrative of
personal and national character The author is
Chas. DeWoh Brownell The work is illustrated
with numerous nd diversified cOlored illustrations
entirely new, aud many Of which are from original
designs. Il is also accompanied with chart, which
gives statistical references of interest The work
contains 636 pages.
The EASTERN OR OLD WoRLD embracing Ancient
and Modern History. By Henry Howard Brown
ell, A. NJ. 2 vols Toronto, c. W.
This is also abeautfuly prepared work, and Illus
trated with colored engravings The first volume
treats Of the Jews, Assyria, Egypt, Greece, Rome,
Persia, India China, the Mahomedans, Spain, Ger
many, Hungary and Russia, with a valuable statis-
teal appendix. The second volume opens with
FraneeP aud the late Revolutions England, with
the history and description of Norway; Sweden
and Norway; Denmark tue Netherlands Switz,
erand Portugal and Italy.
Mr. Gilman has the agency for these works, and
will receive subscribers, the books to be delivered
in January and February. He will call upon our
citizens and exhibit specimen copies.
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CRY HorEL.-By reference to 8 card

CRY HoTEL.-By reference to card In
another column it will be seen that Mr.. SAM.
lScoTT, long the popular proprietor of this
Hotel, has associated with him in business Mr..
W. @. CRADDooK. Mr.. @. has been an attache
Of this house before and ever acquitted him
self iD manner highly satisfactory to all.
By bis kind attention and gentlemanly deport>
meut to guests and close application to bust
ness, lie has made many friends who viii be
glad to meet him again on the old stamping
ground" May the "City" continue in the
line of Drosneritv
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-02
Land sales.

On the 9Th January Nance Woodward sell the Corne
us waggoner lands on Whites creek, eight miles from
Nashville, the premises This tract contains sbout4CO
acres superb frame dwelling with six rooms, all ether
cessary houses barns stables Kitchens negro houses
&c. There is this a fine set Of Steam Grst Nils
and large Gislery in operation About $50 cleared
and $50 timber, many excellent springs and
Of running water the tract 60 fne meadow 80
in wheat 20 in rye, 25 fine fruit trees
They also sell $50 killing hogs, 100 stock hogs II mules
horses, wagon and harness. buggy and harness or
10 head Of cattle leo bushels herds grass seed 20
hay corn wheat, rye farming TOOLS &C. COLLATION. each
sale free. dec29-St
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-02

CORN CEUsHERs.-Our enterprising fellow.
citizen, Jos. @. Baldwin, shipped a few days
since TO Tuscumbia, Ala, some twenty of his
celebrated Corn Mills, known as the EXCEL
sIoR" These Mills have become decidedly
popular where known and used, and they not
only serve as crushers of corn and cob for
stock, but grind meal in an excellent manner.
Mr.. b. now has orders for the Excelsior in
advance of his supply, though he is manufao-
tVing them daily.