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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-04

Painting Establishment

BUILDERS HOuseholders &C., requested TO take no.
ID tce that the Undersigned having made the Necessary
arrangements and secured the services competent
men, is now prepared to take
Large Contracts
line of his vocation, In all its va rOus branches
In the department Of
House Painting,
The subscriber is prepared Execute with the greatest
Prompness, all contracts viewer large which may be ten
dered in style and upon terms which cannot au 70 give
satisfaction.
lie is also prepared to execute all manner Of
Sign and Ornamental Painting, Granting and
MarblinE.
Having in that department secured the services OF the most
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having Wok IN his
line to give him call before maxim final arrangements.
maTchH-df K. T. EmlNG,
No % Union st., between OheTTY & Summesi
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DISSOLUTION.
II BE partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Avah Mitchell in the and style OF Sloan
mitchell, is this day dissolved by mutual consent James
Sloan assuming all liabilities nd responsibilities OF the las
firm, paying all debts and receiving all dues from and aer
his date and will the Marble Business at the old
tand, Of Summer and Spring streets, Nashville
Nashville, May Z, 1851. JAMES SLOAN
may6-dtf. ALVAH MIICHELL-
Attest, &. W. PARRbR.
lHE undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
BIS late partner the public and hopes he viii receive
lberal share Of patronage.
mayS-du a MfICHkLL.
MARBLE WORK.
The subscriber hand the largest and best assortment
OF Ma RBLB and MARB LIZ WORK offered in the city
20 which particularly the attention Of the public
He is prepared execute all Jobs his line IN the best style
n he art. and short notice JAMES SLOAN
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Fine Old WhisIxies.
Pianos Pianos

Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These whiskies are
pure, and worth ora $3.50 to four dollars gallon
For sale in any quantity. HoLLISTER & CARTER,
apr23 - 81. Union street.
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q. H. HAYNES, J. W. MORTON, R. J. LILIES
MORRIS & sTRATToN,

FINE TEAS.
pESI oiaek Imperial; Young Tyson and GunpoW der
ID Teas. HOLLISTER q CARTER,
apr23 q u MON street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-02

On Thursday morning last, at the depot Of the
South Carolina Railroad, in Augusta, Ca, ex-
pert thief picked the pocket OF Hon. A. IL. Ste
yens, Of bis pocket book, containing 81 -.
Madame Charlotte Birch pfeifIer-a popular Ger
man writer Of dramas--has dramatised ..Jane
Eyre" aud Bnlver's "Night and Morning.
The lady who tried 10 read by the light OF other
days. subsequently, took eamphene lamp.
There was only 10 deaths In Petersburg, Va, du.
ring the month Of November.
The King OF the Sandwich Islanda- Kamshams
ha I.-hss been initiated as free mason.
large force OF laborers are already at work on
the air line railroad from Boston TO n. Y.
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GUIDE iF0R TRAVELLERS AND oTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.
RJCuM0yp EpRprprcV auuud AVN pa.

ToNAc RAILROAD going North leaves twice ever
day, Sunday evenings excepted az As o'cik A. =
and at q O'Clock p. NJ for the Potomac river whesS
steamer is taken for Washington, thence BY Rail-
road TO Baltimore, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this cfy
twice daily, tSunday evenings excepted at oclook
4. NJ and IA O'Clock P. NJ, for Gordonsville whore
they connect with the trains of the Orange and Alex
andria. Washington Baltimore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DASviIIE-Leayes Richmond at
O'clock A. NJ, and connects with the South Side road
at the Junction. at l2 o'clock NJ, sundays excep-
ted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day.
except Sunday at sis O'clock and connects with de
south-side at the junction, at 25.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRg--Leaves this city twice
every day, Sundays excepted,) at o'clock A. n.
and 2.55 oclk p. NJ. An accommodation train havsS
here every Monday. Wednesday and fridy at .
o'clock A. NJ.
FOR NORFOLK. &c,
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. Sam1 Barnes.
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tpce-
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 o'clock A. n,
and the GLEN GAVE, Capt John Davis, evcry Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings, 1t 81 eclock.
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching ct all Ne
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at o'clock, for New
York touching ut City Point and Norfolk TO receive
passengers, &C., leaving Norfolk next morning. at
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping 1T c1,y
Point aud Norfolk to receive freight and passeuGess.
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TAKE THEN HOME.-Ghere are ht tHIs
time a large number of servants, heretofore em-
ployed in tobacco factories, lurking about the
streets, with nothing to do, and unless their own
ers wish to have them rendered utterly worthless
from intemperance and other vices, they should
take them home. Many owners of slaves, on learn-
ing that the hirers Of their servants had no further
employment for them, took them TO the country.
while others refused 10 do so. Time will show
which marty acted wisest.
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A DEsprR.po.-John Harris. a G,

A DEspERADo.-John Harris, crow
black free negro, was arraigned before the Mayor,
Yesterday, to answer the charge of violently as.
saulting and beating his half brother, Joseph Lo-
gan The evidence showed that the prisoner had
approached Joe without his knowledge and laid
hin, out as cold at whet stone, with the aid of a
large bludgeon and strong arm. John was there
fore taken into the Valley and punished by forty
stripes save one.
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LoTTHHIHS.
WAN d co.'s LoTTERIES.--NEW

CWAN 8 CO.'S LOTTERIEH.--NEW
y AM BRILLIANT ScfiRMRl-CApITAL,
pRIgE ssl0oli--Tha following Scheme viii be
5rswn by s SWAN 4 Co, Managers OF the Fort Gaines
Icaeuy Lottery Il, each Of thor Lotteries far Do
rsnlber. 1857, at Augusta, 0as 70 which city they
ave removed their iss1acipal oface:
CLASS s.,
10 be drawn Il De city of AaSsts. Ga. In pubic on
SATURDAY, pECEssBER eTa, las5.
CLASS eS.
70 "a drawn IN the city Of Augusta a in public on
~ SATURDAY, DECEMBER l2xn. lsSs. !
GLASS 81,
r,hs drawn Ia the city of Augusta, Ca IN public on
SATURDAY, DEoE1BER isra. iss..
CLASS %,
- r. drawn in the city Of Augusta Ca ia public On
SATURDAY, DEC SMkER d, iast.
ON TlYg PLAN OF SlNGLk NUARxRE
A&aG PRIzkSl
Ns1rl. oE< Hsss s. krwy k9,se NasS4s
MAGNIFICENT SCHkAki
sa Hs nnAwR
a m a q
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UNCOMFORTABLE slruArIoy.-Nathaniel

UNCOMFORTABLE DIIUAIIUN.--IsdtHHHl
White a free mao of color, found himself before
the Mayor yesterday where he was required TO
answer the ch. rye Of returning TO Virginia after
visiting free State. Nat at once plead guilty and
promised TO pull mp stakes and return to New York
If set at liberty, but in order to ensure the fulfil
ment of hs promise. the Mayor required him 10
enter into bond with approved security. When once
free negro leaves this Commonwealth and enters
free State, cur laws require him TO remain there
the balance of his days.
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The humber of cases Of cholera IN tha e.,s,.,
rom snly sth to Oct 21st, H. set down at SnI2.
foessnes 80, which exceed the total during sths
crease. - 80 Wv
CosrA RIcA.--0n the 2stll Of October fhs canta;r
Seneral and President Of Costa Rica gave ran
que. 10 the palace at San jose. He made speech.
10 which be brought to mind the terrible situaffa
o. The republic year before and contrasted the
war with its victories aud it's reyersss with tfs
present state Of happiness and hope, and cIossd
WITH tn tho following toast:--
This victories Of Costa Rica and of Central Amer
.cs over the hllfbusters, and the justice of the
liustrious James Buchanan, President of the
United States. who judges with SO much rectEfudo
and opposes the odious enterprises Of the pratica
fllibusters1
ssIvaDoe--our flss Of the Gaecta del Salvador
from Colucspeque, are to Oct. 24th.
The decree Issued by Costa Rica, against the
landing Of fllibustsrs, on the Tth OF August, has
been approved by Salvador,
IL is reported that the indigo crop this year will
be much below the average
PANAMA.
There had bean large meeting held at Panama
ey the merchants and business men, protesting
against the proposed change in the currency by
the railroad company. 1t was proposed to take
the various Glasses of coin now current ON the
lsthmus only ut their value in the United States.
The steamer Columbus sailed for Central Ameri-
can ports en- Tuesday evening nth, with large
number Of passengers, among whom were Messrs
webster and Allen on their way to San Jose de
Costa Rica, with the object of negotiating new
contract for the transit route for the Vanderbilt
interest. Webster states that this tilne he is con
fident OF success.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
PRRu.-Dates from Callao are TO Oct. 26th. The
revolution appears to be nearer its termination
than ever. The siege Of Arequippa is still progress
ing, and promises to hold out as long as those of
Azoth or Of Troy.
BouyIA.-The revolutionary party in this repub-
lie, under Dr. Linares, appears to have almost sue
cesfed in their e1deavors to upset the government
Of General Cordova.
RIVER PLATE PIovINcEs.-The first portion of the
Western Railroad was inaugurated on the 29th of
last month 1t is hoped that next year it will ex-
tend to Il miles distance from the city. Govern
ment has subscribed four millions of dollars for
this work.
CHIu.-Twelye miles of the Southern Railroad
as far San Bernardo, open to the public, the
traffic having produced from the 1eth to the 9th
of September ,TG5 AZ, equivalent to the average
daily product of f976 As.
Mr.. Bigler, United States Minister near this
Government, was received in public audience by
the President on the 9th instant, the customary
speeches being exchanged in the most friendly
terms.
Government has granted D. Juan Rippeian exclu-
sive privilege for navigating the river Yadyia by
steamboats, during four years.
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RAISING THE STATUE.-The labor of
placing the Washington Static on the monument.
has been confded to Capt. Dimmock, who has been
suitable shears for the work. the poles on the
Square being too short. The Captain is go-a-head
man, and will have the job completed in short or
der if he succeeds in getting the shears 70 do it
with lie il expected to return to the city In few
days
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AMERICAN MILITARY EQUIPMENTS FOR THE vIcERoY
OF EGTPT.-For a few days past, the bark Mary at
Boston, has been loading with an unusual cargo,
consisting of military wagons and other articles of
warlike nature, for the Yiceroy of Egypt. The
Traveller says:
1t appears that the Yicercy, who has for many
years received the greater portion of his machinery
&c, from England. has desire to test the work
sends to the ancient east specimens of her advance
ment in the mechanic arts. The cargo placed on
board the Mary, and which has been carefully Sc
lected under the inspection Of Mr.. Armstrong is
principally for the equipment of an ar ny upon the
march, consisting of military wagons made after
the pattern of those for the United States govern
nent. Also, India rubber pontoons, or bridges for
the passage of armies rivers. These pontoons
are accompanied by the necessary materials to
build complete temporary bridge. There are, also
tools of every description for the use of moving
army.
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RELIGION AND CoMMERcE.-The Sunday papers,
with the arrival of the Fulton off Cape Race"
were sold by the rascaly newsboys at many of the
church doors, in New York, just as 'the miserable
sinners" were coming out They met ready sale,
Cotton" 'sMoney," ''Consols'' and ''Breadstufs'
getting the better of the sermon, the fourth COM
uandnent and the Lords prayer.
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JACK AsHORE-Jame5 Welsh, sub
ject of Queen Vic, has been arrested and Gagged by
order of the British Consul, for improper conduct
to the master of the British brigantine "onward;"
in which he was employed a sailor. Jim had not
only left the vessel and gone ashore without per-
mission but he had abused the skipper and threat
ened to take his life as as he had landed
again upon old ocean. In order to have the at
tendance of other witnesses, the Investigation
postponed until TODAY.
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SICKNESS ON SHIpBoARp.-The Bremen ship D. H.
Watien, which arrived at the Quarantine Station at
New Orleans, Monday, 23d inst, sailed from
Bremen on the 9th of September, with AIS steer
age passengers and during the passage the ship
fever broke out, with which some sixteen of the
passengers died; and there some eighteen or
twenty sick with it on her arrival at the Quaran-
tine Station.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-02

MADAME RIsToRI made 10000 francs by one per
formance of PhRdra, in Madrid. 1t the end of
the third act, the Queen sent her. by her lady in
waiting, small garland of exquisitely executed
artificial flowers, and a diadem set with hundred
and forty two diamoads--said to be worth from
eight to ten thousand francs. The director of the
the theatre also presented her with splendid
diamond bracelet. She had promised to give re-
presentation for the poor.
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FEE LopoINos.-Charles Short drank

more than his fair proportion Of stimuants, last
Monday, and as a consequence, became uproarious
in the second market, for which he was Gagged
Yesterday, when brought before the Mayor, he de-
plored his short sightedness, and solemny promised
that it should be lot,9 time before he again
found in such predcament but his honor placing
no reliance promises, required him TO give bail
for his future good behavior. The market houses
are designed for the of sober people, but in
der to accommodate all classes, the upper stories
have been arranged for the benefit of drunken
ones
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SAD DEsTISATlos.-Dr. Il. d. Adding
ton who was convicted in Norfolk Of attempting
to take the life Of his brother, and sentenced TO
the penitentiary for two years, arrived here last
Monday night, 10 the steamer jamestown, and yes
terday morning. in company with another convict
was conveyed to the States prison.
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A PLAGUE IN TExAs.-Grasshepper are again
making their appearance in myriads in western
Texas. At the date of the latest advices from san
Antonio, they were deyouring all the vegetables
before them in that vicinage Having reached san
Marcos. they destroyed rye feld In two hours The
Austin lnteligencer says that these 'ocusts, as it
styles them, made their appearance in that region
two years ago.
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COUNTY CLERK the 18th of this
month the voters of Henrico county are required
to elect Clerk of the County Court to supply the
vacancy created. by the death Of Mr. John N. Har-
rison and the Office is of great responsible
ty and one in which every citizen is directly inter
ested, the best and most competent man should
be selected. Our country readers have the names
OF the various candidates before them, aud COM
petent to judge Of the qualifications of each
In another column will be found the names of COM
missioners and conductors for each of the pre-
cincfa .
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Coon PRICES FOR NsGRoEs.-The Abbeville rs. C.l
Banner says that the late sale of the estate of H.
T. Miller, negroes sold at very high prices. boy
thirty years old brought $i225; girl, fifteen
years, 1890; boy. twenty-five years, $l235, and
others sold at equally high prices.
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF GoLD.-The bark Pentucket,
Capt. Mclean, lying at New York, bound for Trim
idad Cnbs, robbed by the mate and steward
of $lJ000, in Spanish doubloons, which were
stewed in two casks in the cabin The thieves
hoisted the casks into the ships boat and going
aver the side. rswed of. The pslice after them
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Desperate PR1soNER.-James Caudle

DESPERATE PRIsONER.-James Caudie,
confred in the city Jail, charged with attempt
ing to shoot woman, has conducted himself so
vicously of late that the Sergeant has been COM
PEELED to put him in irons. At the last term of the
Circuit Court, Caudle was found guilty by Jury,
who fixed his punishment at two years confine-
ment in the Penitentiary; but for sufficient rea-
sons given, Judge Meredith has set aside that YER
dict, awarded him new trial, and granted him
bail for his appearance, which he has not been able
to give. On Monday last, while jsilcr Perrin
standing at the front gate of the prison yard. he
saw a broom thrown over the northern wall into
the street, and on making inquiry to ascertain who
did it, Thomas Stanley, lad and fellow prisoner
informed on Caudle As soon as Caudle heard the
statement, he seized stave lying in toe prison
yard and beat young Stanley with II until Sir. Per
rim could get to him and stop him. Yesterday
morning. when the prisoners were called to the
entrance to receive their breakfasts, Caudle was
furnished his, and notwithstanding the fact that
his feet were then ironed, he approached young
Stanley, threw the coffee into his face, gpve him
violent blow the left side OF the head with
water bottle, cutting the scalp about au inch and
half, and continued to beat him until he was ar
rested and locked up by the jailor. SIR. Perrin
says that Sommervile. enc of the Custom- House
robbers, interfered with him when he WAS at
tempting to prevent Candle from killing Stanley
Candle seems to be young man of ungovernabie
temper and has threatened TO kill the jailor ever
he is released from confinement. If he continues
10 conduct himself at present, he viii not only
be heavily ironed and placed in solitary confine-
ment but will soon destroy all the sympathy that
his friends and acquantances have heretofore felt
for him.
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NAVAL ExPEsDIrUREs.--Duri the month Of No
vember, 81, ,652 453 so were drawn from the treasu
ry for naval expenditures OF this sum, sl3o. .00o
were paid over for Blythe Island, Ga, as naval
depot. There was refunded to the treasury depart
ment the sum of sas3. SIS SO, including transfers
making the nett amount drawn 81 ,3Ss ,19S u.
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REsuMING WoRK.--Two of the shoe manufactures
in South Deerleld, n. H., which have been idle for
some time started on the 10th nit. These estab
iishments will give employment for the winter to
800 persons, male and female.
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LADY FRANKLIS's ARCTIC ExPEDirIos.-A letter
just received from Capt. MClintock said the yacht
Fox was of Cape Cranstown, in lat. II deg having
on board an Esqaimaux and ten ine dogs obtained
at Disseminating thirty dogs in ell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-02

PIoEoN SHooT.-A match at pigeon
shooting between Messrs whitehense and Powell,
for $50 side. il 20 take place AZ Black hsssn riss
in chestetfsid, on the 10th Of December. ainh
Kramer ta Ia mind folded. The birds are TO have
twenty-oue wards rise, and sixty yards fall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-02

KEEP TO THE RIGHr If persons in
passing along the sidewalks would oaiy bear IN
mind ..to keep to the right" many UNPLEASANT col.
iisions and much modification might be avoided.
Ladies, especially, would protect their erinoiines
BY adopting this rule.
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CLOTHING.
e. s. McELROY.

IA MERCHANT TAIL OR,
w NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
.-lA- Has on hand good assortment Of CLOTHS,
GASSIMERES, VESTlNGt, &C.. which he 10 pre-
pared 10 make up In fashionahle' sty To-, on esso
FERNS and at short notice In connection with the
above, he has made arrangements with the well
known house Of Vim. Il. Jennings a Co., oae Il Ne
most fsshionabie establishments in Broadway, New
now on hand an assortment of all styles from ne
iium 70 the finest quality. AL new styles win ~ n
troduced as they came out.
GOODS win be kept constantly on hand.
nr 2--d2r, M~YTpAY
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CoUNTERFEITER SENTENCED Epbraim Conway,
convicted at the last term of the U. s. Circuit
Court, at Savannah, Ca, for passing counterfeit
money, was sentenced on the 2lst ult., to seven
years imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
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SAD OccURREScE.-Miss Julia Armstrong, daugh-
ter of the late Col. Robert L. Armstrong, residing
in Woodbury., n. j. was so dreadfully burned last
Wednesday evening by the upsetting of a fluid
lamp, that she died the next morning.
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CARELEss DgIvISG.-A lady in crossing
9th street at it's intersection with Bread yesterday
morning, came nigh being driven over By care.
less backman, who seemed to be looking one way
while his team was going another.
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DESTRUCTIVE INsEcr.--A small white ant has
been introduced into the Island of st. Helena, by
vessels from the coast of Africa, and is destroying
everything in the shape of wood, provisions, vege
tables and clothing. They eat inte the woodwork
of houses and then eat up all the inside, leaving
mere shell. New buildings in less than two
years will fall to ruins by their destructive opera
tioDs which entail loss to the inhabitants of
thousaI DIS of pounds annually.
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Joas b GousH.-Ths temperance orator has
beon Ieotnring In Edinbsrg lately, to crowded au-
diences. The Duchess Of Sutherland and i large
crowd Of the English nobility attended
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NAyAL.--The Panama Star and Herald, Nov. 10th,
says: The United States sloop-ofwar Fulton is at
Bocas del Tore with the object of interceptng any
ilibusterag expedition that might attempt to
land there with the view of forcing its way into
Costa Rica.
The United States sloop-sfwar Decatur and the
British steam-frigate Magicenne at Panama.
The latter ship returned two weeks sihce from
g galapagos Islands, and reports the discovery of
dangerous rock.
the British iine-ofbattle steam m-propeler Bruins
wick were at Aspinwall.
The United States sloep-ofwar st. Mary's was at
Honolulu about September 25.
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DEATH or Mr.. MAcKAY.-The greatest actor Of
Scotland died the other day, at Il years Of age, in
Edinburg. Mfr. Maekay WAS famous for his ~.
personaton the Scotch characters in the Waveriy
novels particularly of Bailie Nicoi Jarvie In s'Rob
Roy whom he presented 70 the entire satsfac-
ton Sir Walter Scott who said that s.It was the
living Nicol Jarvie; conceited, pragmatical, eau
tious, generous, proud Of his connection with Rob
Roy, frightened for him at the same time, and Jet
extremely desiroas to interfere with him as adyi-
SER
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PorAroEs FROM Nova ScoTIA.-The British schoo
ner Empire arrived at Boston, Mass, on Friday
with $500 bushels of potatoes from CORVALLIS, n