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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

ysvo &pssPPEf,s GE TOBACCO West. VIA
z BALTIMORE. Mu.-ihe undersigned Forwarding MGR
chants and Agents lyana Railroad. at Baltimore
r,suoctfuiiv solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO TO ALI
POINTS IN THE WEST AND SDUTHN EST and from
their with the trade having be fot some years
The cons guccs Of large part he Toasco going West
through baltimore, they hatier themselves that 'S can give
satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low as Icy any other line. .
Jnments to and from the solicited and pprciually
ott,iJ.,i "a NAGRAW 81 Rooms
50 North street, Baltimore.
Rotor TO Jacob Ueald & Co. J. Brandt. jr. Raltmoc p
L. Dudley. W +. Smith. Mcdaniel linrt Preston Miller "
Creushav Lvnclburg Crenshaw i Co. Richmond
- III liam
(@ORS ANR COIN VIE Ai..-3.OGo Su~hcis
prime White sale in any quantities at tao armek
Mills, by pawn u '''''f"'
nlv 3dlmif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

DISTINGUISHED YIsTaRs.-Edwin Forrest, the great
tragediau, and Mr.. Albuquerque the brazilian Minis
Ter, passed through tins place few days ago,
route for the Virginia Springs. Mr.. Albuquerque and
family passed day in Staunton stopping at the Yir
snia Hotel. Mr. Forrest stopped at the American
Matt. Ward the murderer Of Butler, of Louisville
Ky, also passed through .-SGh3toa pndicator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

KILLING A GAnRorER JrsriflrD-INQuEsr or THE
BOpY OF PATRICK DIVER, WHO MAS KILLED WHILE
ATTEMPTING ~ COMMIT a HIGHWAY RoBBFRY.-On
the evening OF the 81 Of July last James Brown,
officer on board the ship Zurich, while walking
through the Fourth ward, was attacked by gang Of
robbers and knocked down. One of them graspci
his throat and attempted to take the money from his
pocket Brown who Is n large, powerful man, drew
ont his sailors knife and stabbed his assnant twice
The latter rolled over, when Brown sprang to his
feet, and the other rnians, not wishing to contend
with powerful man armed with knife, and warm
ed by tie fate ftheir companion, ran away. Brown
pursued his way home to his boarding house. II Oil
street, where he freely ted his story. The
wounded man takcs to the city Hospital where
he has since died of his wounds.
There was effort made to arrest Brown, and he
has since shipped to Europe. It will be by the
result of the Coroner's inquest, which we append,
that the verdict fully justifcs his conduct.
The following is the evidence taken before Coroner
Hills
James Farley. residing at No. Il Oliver st., being
duly sworn, testified As iollows:-l keep sailors
boarding house did not know the deceased by name
| might have known him by sight AT first thought
deceased was another named William Dwyer,
about 30 years of age a man OF the name OF James
Brown second officer of the ship Zurich who boarded
with me come in on Frieay Saturday erening,July
3rd ur 4th. between and o'clock; there had
been talk in the house before Brown came in that
they Nhe rowdies) had attempted 10 garrote Brown,
who had fought his way through and stabbed one
OF them; Brown said that he had been garroted, hav
ing been thrown down into the gutter on his back
and robbed that he could speak: that he took his
knife from his pocket ami stabbed one of the rowdcs
twice, who on top OF him; the man then rolled
off him, when Brown jumped tohis feet; he is strong
powerful man; he said that there wee some five or
six of the robbers; Brown told me this about two
weeks after the occurrence; ON the next day it was
spoken OF again, Brown giving the same statements
he went ont 10 a liquor store across the street. and
WAS chased from there 20 my house lay some thirty
men; the mob seemed To wish 10 get hold of Brown to
avengc the injury done; | do not know where Browl
is now DO not know whether he has shipped or not
lie left my house the first OF the next week; have
known Brown about > Years; his word ] can rely
upon fully; he is peaceobly disposed-N !. Her,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
AZ e"sa.sN N0s'lCH.

'sNlE FIRM or JULIAN y DAVIS HAVING nEEN
dissolved mutnnl cunsfut either of thop Artucra
thotEcd 10 the the In settling the
5ns' The hoohs # the coheern II The bands Of n W.
Emac Esu who's also authorized 10 settle up the business
An 'r'oua indebted 10 the concern will plopao cm H. ".
hImoro, ESD, or o',herot the firm for settlement
u, NJ. rll1lAM
Wall 81, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

\ German named Frank Miller, aged about 81
years, was dro~nean Paters0ns Creek near sheelz 5
Mil, in this county, on Sunday last The uutoru-
nate man was in bathing, and otbcing able 10 swim,
yentured INTO water beyond his depth, and all al
temps TO rescue him by those present, proving una-
vailing, he was drowned. Tito body of Miller vas
recovered from the water about hours after the
sad occnrrence.-Romn,y fafti.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
FhP markets..

Afw York July 2s.-rloor duh; site declined 3
cents southern declined / 0 cents
Wheat unsetted Southern White, new, 81 81;
Rcd 81 -.
Virginia IS 81.
BALfiaa& July 2s.-Flour quiet Howard street
- -; City !,as 81 30 81 10 Wheat dropping
andaaesnlari Hel 81 coast 90 White 81 GO a 81
- Corn steady; White s6 - SIS yellow s6as7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

HARvEsr.--0ar farmers busy with their wheat
harves The late rains has not injured the wheat
many supposed it would, and from all quarters We
learn that better yield for several years has not been
made, tho many Old Crackers still say the crop is
short. We have not had better crop of oats for 10
years: the yield must be immense aud we predict
that the old price of 20 and % cents per bashe will
rule sales this season. The late heavy rains have
been very destructive in portions of the county
TO the corr CROP ChrStiGnsdryg Heraa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

pAsES 4. HAMMER,
~ eon,n i-son WEI ,hanf,
once al Tanner and AAlora Immediately friends
Martins Warehouse, Main Street Lynchhurg, Va viii
give ha personal tho shn all ,inds
produce particularly that fobaco hattors
himself thnt with HIS experience In tho business he viii BIO
enabled tn rlvC general satisfaction JAS A. HAMMER
T. Nihora advanced ntndo cunsignmcuts, and by
Railroad nthurwise, will be promptly attended to, and
charges paid eu the j. A. H.
may tdNrly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

onan river Mr. Dawson it is said was intoxicated NJ
the time. There IS another sad warning 10 those
who look upon the wine when it eitcth is color in
the CUP
about 80 persons who pjoiessed rcli i'm NJ tie late
revival in Lewis bury united themselves with tle
PRESBYTERIAN church About 100 Of The converts at
that revival savs the Chronicle have ALREADY mined
or indicated their purpose to join the church and
suppose there are many more who will 90 and Ja
likewise We understand that some intend uniting
themselves with the Baptist church and a few may
ion the Episcopalians. OF the converts perhi,ns ia
have connected themselves with the NJ i. Church
Mr. James Hodge purchased two vear4 400 owl
mond Townes a tract of land Of 4s4 MR. Vim
South of Roanoke River in Meckenbprp county f;,,.
sale Recent. he has sold to Mr. u.nr, IL, far
the sum of = II 800 cash heinz an a,,,s, ot.,c,r =
fifty per cent in this brief persd Mr. GoGoe had
worked the land for only two years We understand
that his two crops topethcr not Inv, .,,,t -; aoa
This is making money fast cpono and = Int = si,,
tri, which the fm,g ntcrpsrs of or con,,r ae
been favored in recent Times
o.or,an ro,,o3 Fr,nl ui,,o. -, -. =
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tf:r :, az, oa,,,, -, S.,
. , 40. i; hti;.. 10y -
- 1870 -, o. Wy ~: 80 -, -
49, =. - ,,: " w 80 " F'' ~ ~ "
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.op :. ~ W, , 80, ~, ~ IA
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II H. o. ,C ,h, $3.50 =, s,,,' ,,f
VIM" VIZ " '"'. 'e'"n 'ne
800. " -, . 49,. ~ 49, ~ - , n IN " -,
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OF iehae'oa eo"nH! WI" "a" away Tai'F III ots
tno""' VIZ ''HIu ia i' ,'n"' ""u cue sun III
'"nioe'i'Ai' 'i" '''" 0'o"e"' '''N
-, :. p. +, - w -, =
ohofs IN fSo@f,oH 80 Ie"r" no"' an
an ~ 80 ''''I III 'le
'p's % ."'s '''e ". A,,e e'ot
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connt, ioi, os rn,n,"' d; 'n we fnee ''''''
1''0 =" '""''' '"s'
The f,,lou,no div;depds ovs hosr dol,ro, IL, tho
Il, i; this S9a,o f,r ,Lo Inst si, ,'o,t = ~
Farn,ars pant 4 nor ,o,.
panI. az yir,;nio q
pa,'f, 81 o. t,,a Wa,ier Al
p,i, - tha oid nani,io, Il
Won,iceIlo Bank
Mo,cbonts, PM
Dant of Winchester
,,a,,o1an and Mr. AIhennornne me- 9ralil;aa Mn
,ar e,assod tbrongb thts ,loce a Gc,, days 400 a.,
route for the Viroluia Springs Mr. Albea6eroae and
eril noesos , dow in Storn,n, stonni,,l,t ito w
= -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

a negro woman confined in the Prince William
County Jail as runaway, died on Sunday last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
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Arrival oGthc Philadelphia.
LATER ADWOES IRON lIAvANA.

NJ" fo@k, July 2S.-lhc steamer philadelphia
ms 1ast Arrived At this port WIKI lust ad,ees from
h'ana' The health Of The city aud Island WIS
good. Markets dull, The brig W. d. Miller landed
a cargo Of 4oo negroes near Cardenas The vessel
wa5 burnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

We were shown, few days since, by our friend,
Isaac Honaker Esq. several heads OF Timothy, grown
on his farm, few miles from this place, the longest
of which measured 1873 inches in length the next lon
gcst la and another l2B THIS is undoubtedly fine
Timothy, aud we think we can say, with safety, that
ii cannot be equaed in the State. lurrah for Green
hrier-Erd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

The crop of Wheat on the Shenandoah River, in
this county is now all cut and generally secured
The crop of tie finest produced in that section
within the memory OF that ancient gentleman, the
oldest inlabtant' The crop is not ong one of The
largest ever produced in tharsection bur the quality
OF the grain is very superior. As specimen Of the
crops raised, may state that 10 many fields as
much 80 or 40 bushels To the las been pro-
duced.-R1eAaaghQm Reg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

For THE SpR1NGs.-The travel TO the Spring is
very heavy at this time. On Tuesday last, six cars
freghted with passengers and baggage passed up to
Jackson's River, drawn by two locomotives, the lar
eest train that passed up west Of this point
S,GUtton J'Hd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

Jim and Pete, two slaves of Mr.. Jno Mcclure, Sr.,
of Pendleton county, who rau away carly in this
month, were taken in Maryland, and Pete sold in
Cumberland and Jim brought back.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

CRoPs IN PEyDLEToN CoUNry.-We learn from an
intelligent aud reliable friend in tue neighbofing
comfy of Pendleon, that the prospect tor fine crop
Of wheat in that county is very good but the harvest
will be very late Many farmers have just commeu-
ced securing their crops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
PATTEN & SMITH
NTEFESNfJHS m
y =. { AtnOUNt Mosrs a. BOOTH
a CLAIBORNE, He1ru a 90.

tuTy WOTBs.,
~ uysrhburg, Wa.
larmcrg and Planters an1 the Travelling community, look
your interest My stock aaiablea good the market
aud country VIII afford My ilonar Ia airy and comfortable,
nv ncs renu and sneei my Stable good aud airy with
good feed and good psilor.
my intention 10 keep good House. aud TO furnish
pu"a not NJ The highest pr that can bn obtained but nj tho
price that he Afforded prefer buy provisions
from the farmers viii give the highea cash price for
bloa oyory description. We haVn fine Spring Of pure
JOHN r. HAWKINS
ic l0ta Proprietor.
A,ANEO1D a RIBn,
- Attorneys ~ Law,
MONTGOMERY, ALA
10" (cfcr To tho Editor Virgnian ma 27ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29

AH0%Ht1GO RHBGa-An ~ tote for the
w of ma-qut0cs bees wasps &c has been found
Bumetts Eason prepared by Joseph Burnett Co. Bos-
Th preparation contains peculiar property which,
upon being thoroughly rubbed into the bites and sngs
instantly neuazes the poison and alays the nfamna.
ton For sale by all dealers ia l7.]m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-26
MASSACHUSETTS.

Examine carefully The uinstrucfiory@ onnexedl
eOl From Boston. hv I.vun. salem. North Reverly.
par.,l Han;iy,a w. 49,. Ir.:sh ' N,,y'
-, ~, S.I;sh,r,v s.aLrao'L NJ ri rI.,.a,oo,
E.Iis Hamnlon' No,, l Tsmn,on No,,h Hamn.
~. , -. "a ,,.1I rSf., D., Du. -
~ 80 nd 1870 ~. ~ s% -
T.rasn,v - cars IN Il ,snrrsI 80 49, 1891
~, s,;sf,c,o,v - 49, ass,-r., a'1 -
eoo From Rosron. ~ M,iSan Msiros. s,onehsm
W Wiz H.l.pSais Snasvsr S,on,. Ns;ls
N%,h 1890 $500 $3.50. rbao sL;r.ar
ne,ss " n 1l,s1ox Tsx,aa E.sa K,ngs,o,
NJ WaLa, ~ nv as pa,,.slrs
Sol, " I IaS go .s'i ss. -,
Rersr;eL Ians,,nn D "a. ,asss snd ha.r ,velvs
-: sI'S I - - c 800 % IT,. -
CO., ~ > 80 - "a 49, 80 80. $3.50 49, =
ursaI Fals, m.ies ana BACH, sn nmes WEEK e..
aha g .lsiuenuy y oo,s .sn n y I.aunsa' ahu ~
20 scnsouic sas'aas.ory 20 INC asf
ooo fro,a Boston, ~ Wesi Meaiofo mlnGnes'er, has'
Iowsn s. r,; i M hset s,b,ssn tines ! Sses
~ ne anu oaeA, es n'sen unss 49, En-
m. scneeale ssussaelory 70 me aepa,tmehL
oo1 I'm * o'. 'ur, slo1 s, W.
ouse, De Dell a y s. !, .se,n DeFo''
moi. Ae.aa Wsss Aeon. Lit,lsion IVES, I.iule,on.
e 49, e' - 80 al;s, ca:,, VII 49, .'AI'o'''
,n,nstsr ma Nos,h isom,a"sIy - ESsshh,-sS
e, Aa 49, ,, go. :. -, ~ :,
ass A n ,a;.as ~'. ra III ~ %
mIIsaas ~ sss - ~ d . a''' "
eng $50 e,s,an h pr,gh,o. ~ Nss,n W.. No,o,
wv 1i $500, * s,, ' ~. ~ 49,, - A, nI..,'
s,b uan'Vae wSs' reednam, NS Wa
pal ga Gss,r >, Wo,,..as az 80 !" ~ -
ts $500, -. 49,. - : - =,
- rc'4irad M ~ "a e -
- 1a,,.r a,u ~, .'.a
80 So ih, - 80, / $500, r, 80 "a ~
Ya,k 9u'y Aisi'' i''A'' - e'A ''o''O" a'd A''N
enc ts. -. ~ pa,,; 49,. 60. ~
QUO From S9s,on' ~ brSoka Sewan Gsa're New New
Village 10 Dover. Is mics and back Fix lines =
1870 , ~ - rs - -. 49, - 80, e; e sa;r.d :
ia h. sebsdur ,,yf.c,or = H. dn.rta,s,,,
eo7 rem Ros,an hv IVES, Rorbnrv Dsdb.m Son,h
nsdaon, W.iaa,s Eas, Wsinaa Msdssla So,,h
y Wapoe. East Medxay. Nor,h Wrep,han.
FankI;n. B.d mi, Bollneb.m ~ / WsonsocS.
er Fails. n. i. 20 fsaca stone. Mass. as miles
and harr s;x ,,rnss !. reg nd as n. onsn,v -
ears run n reouired. md by scheduls xst;sff,c-
tory 3, The dspsrtupent
6es From Roxton Nv Can,on Sbaron East Poxboro,
Mansfeld West aisnsield. AZ Ieboro' seekonk'
and PawtuclteL Il. 10 Providence. az miles and
back. eighteen times a week. and as frequcntly as
ears run n rroured and bv schedule ssiisf,c,orv
10 the departmen,
From Boston b. HsrriEon Sauare Nenonsrt vii
49, n..,~, E.,s,.~~. Ct cy....L
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bury, West Salisbury, Middlebuy, New Haven
Depot vergennes, Feriabureh, North Ferris.
buigh, Charlotte, and ShelbuTne to Burlington,
lao miles and back, six tines week, and as fre-
quendy IS cars ran IL required, tnd by sched-
lls satisfactory 70 Tic department
<13 From Bellows Fals. By saxoa's River, Cambridge
port Grafton Townshend, West Townshend
North Marlborough, West Marlborough, and
sirauon, TO Arlington, 81 miles and back, SIX
times week to West Townshend, 26 miles, and
three times week residue.
Leave Bellows Fails daily, except Sunday, at 2
Arrive at West Townshsnd by 9 pm;
Leave West Townahsnd daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Bellows Falls by 81 am;
Leave West Townshend Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday al 8 p M
Arrive at Arlington next days by ~ m;
Leave Arlington Tuesday, Thur day, and Saturday
Arrive at west TOwnshsnd mex, days byasm
ala From Grafton, by Houghtonsvle and Windham,
to Londonderry, II miles and back twice week.
Leave Grafton Tuesday and Saturday at pm;
Arrye at Londonderry by 81 bpm;
Leave Londonderry Tuesday and Saturday at ~
Arrive at Grafton by IL m.
ATS From West Townshend, by South windham, to
Windham, 81 miles and back, twice week
Leave West Tovnshend Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Windham by IL am;
Leave Windham Wednesday and Saturday at 7 a ms
Arrive at West Townahend by a
476 Prom West Townshend, by Jamaica and Windhall,
TO Factory Point, 20 miles and back, Tires times
Leave West Towu.hsna Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Factory Point by 10 m;
Leave Faciory Point Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive a. West TownHhend by 7pm.
AT From Braileborougb, by Dunmerston, Putncy,
Westplnster, and Walpoic, N. FL. to Believe
Falls, VT, "a miles and back, six tunes week ;
and as frequently cars run II required, aud by a
&C o
475 From Braiteborough, by West Dunmsrston, Wal
Evansville, and Dover, 70 West Dover, rs miles
and back, twice a week
Leave marlborough Tuesday and Saturday at 3
Arrive 4 West Dover by II PM;
Leave West Dover Tuesday a, Saturday at 81 a m;
Arrive at marlborough BY III an
tT9 From marlborough, hy West Dunmerston and
Fayetteville, to Townahend, II miles and back,
SIX times week.
Leave Brafileboraugh daily, except Sunday, al m;
Arrive at Townshsnd by p m;
Leave Townshend daily, except Sunday, at AZ mi
Arrive at Braueborough by 81
Marlborough, West Marlborough, Wilmington,
Searsbury, ard Woodford, to Bennington, Al miles
and back, six times weak.
Leave marlborough daily, except Sunday, at II
Arrive OF Remington next day by Ill a M
Leave Bennington daily, except Sunday, at 3P m;
Arrive at Brstileborough next day by Al am.
4Sl From marlborough, by Guiford, Guilfod Centre,
Green River, Halifax, West Halifax, Jackson
vile, Whiit,nghnm, Readsboroueh, Heartwel-
vile, and Stamford, 10 North Adams, Mass, 4e
miles and back, three times week. sN
Leave BrattieborougA Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at North Adams by pm;
Leave North Adams Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive at BraiiIshorough by pm.
4s2 From Jacksonville, by south Halifax and Coerane
Mass, to shelOurne Falls, 10 miles and back
t Lave Jacksonville Monday and Frday at "A a m;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-13
FISHER. WIRELESS CO.,

CsUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE COY
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
~ Produce Merchants Broad and Market Streets
Nashville, Tenn, will devote particular attention to all
business intTusted to them. july9-d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-13
Crooker,s millinery EstabII.hmsnt.

We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies Of
Nashville have experienced so much difficulty
in the selection of bonnet this season, at this
establishment. The cause is not to be found in the
increased iastidiousness or caPtiousness of their
tastes, in the paucty of the stock nelegaDce
of the styles. No; we must look for it in some
other quarter. Their fancies tell the truth have
been beWildered by the great variety and beauty of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while behodiug it, as one feels
na rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest ex-
o,cs, andaved their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions led the poet to wish that the
Ups OF all wOmankind, especially the beauties, we're
condensed into one pretty pouting pair that he
might, in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is so much elegance, great variety,
choice must be difficult. The things natural; and
the dear not to blame But not of bon
nets alone does Crooker's congress consist Nearly
all descriptions of miluery goods are represented
there-from the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabrics which art produces 10 adorn the
Oveliest of natures handiwoFks. al5u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-13

>. M. CURRY,
Funeral Undertaken
An prepared furnish ooaus Of every Description
0m the aao Caskst the plsnest Servant Conn, to-
gehsT with everything necessary for funerals Ali orders
len hy Ware ho6ns DeAdsrck street. next door 70 tho
Up and Up Livery Stable, between Cherry sEd summer
streets, va receive ny pso1pt attention both day and
night.
Furniture repaired or zsas osdsr In ne style
luly (. J. a. CURRY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-13
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

WE authorized sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so acres on Browns Greek, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent to the lands Of West
K. Rains The late residence Of Mrs. Ursula Rains. Soil
excellent; falling Springs; good Orchard; two
story Brick Dwelling. with or rooms, snd many out
houses We win sell the entire tract divide TO suit
chasers.
90 ACRES lying on the east side Of the Noensviie
y O. Turnpike mi es out; lies very well; about
tage building part Of the Ridley Tract owned by N
P COrbitt, adjacent TO Capt Joiner, - Whitset and
others.
90 ACRES on the side Of the NolensviIe Turn
10 pike miles the Corporations (the Goodwin,
Menee place) fronting both the Hoiensyie, and MIL
Der Of fruit trees good Spring large Frame Dwelling
with 8 or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO,
. ACRES, both sides Of the Nashville Chatta-
i * nooga hailToad, Is miles from Nashville, the
station vest Of LaVergne 65 choice timber 81
Frame Dwelling, with rooms, stables, kitchen, smoke
house. and all other necessary cabins.
The dwelling about 800 yards from the depot station
and 40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied at present
by Mr.. Brown.
BOUT $40 Acres on both sides Of Big Hsrpeth river
"A is miles West Of Nashville, and miles East Of King
sons Springs the Nashville and North western Railroad
the Of the tract about $50 clear
cd; balance good timber; soil coed; never falling
Springs good Orchard very good Cottage
build the late residence Of Geo. p WOODWARD decd
ALSO,
4 KY ACRES the Liberty road, mile Of the
AO town Of Franklin ia Williamson county, y mile
LAst Of the Tenn Ala Railroad ITO cleared, soil
oFy log house. weatheTboarded and painted with good
rooms Kitchen smoke house, &C. the late resdeBce Of
Mira Walker. All most accommodating terms. Apply
May %, 1851.