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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Tom Moore's Life Complete
W. I. Berry & Company
NAVE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
i III 0 NJ A S MOORE.
EDITED RY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vo,s. royal vo.. clolh.
Opinions Of the Press.

Opinions Of the Press.
''WhO hasnot heard CT Tom Moore the Irish Poet! To
all who have popular Melodies this new work
viii prove exceedingly Interesting especially the autoboT
raphy Of the Poet from his earliest reeOecons to man
hood. We heartily recommend it"-N. y. Courier.
"Thouas Moore is The last Of The great poets thst our.
ished in the beginning Of the century. biography 20
ably written must be esgerly sought sfsr The public
eaty indebted the Messrs Appleton for the cheap
and elegant manner in which tn have issued t"N T.
Com. Adv.
This work has much locked with interest By
the admirers OF the bard Of modern times The
disappointed Us The sparkling vivacty
Of Moore's letters viii hem models OF style
to thos who aim in spistolary correspond
snce."-Ai6any Register.
EVERY has heIeast FOR elegant literature
viii at once procure copy Of toe wOrk."CzGrIsst0n
Courier.
e TO that Lord John Russell has prepared
crsdltabs work indeed Tie evidently entered upon
II eonamOre and has think pursued ire with
hdelity, enthusiasm aud seeursey."-BitfA Colonist
The work has tattraciIons-One TIE subject
the other the editor But cannot lock into II without
seeming that It answered the highest expectations
could &c Iegmaiely formed oft The will ofeourse
be gem the literature Of the day albany Argus
"Ths edited with ability the name name Of Engands
great state-man is guaraty."-N. 7. CburehH1an.
"MOores Life, BY Russell presents striking picture Of
English life, such within the observation and sx-
perience Of the POETS Southern Carfsian Advocate.
ave the mnuti, faoeti, cetera, OF Of the
most versatile vouptuous and meOdeous who ever
sang. His intimscies With all geaiusss Of the day
whether they pOets artists, statesmen aud the
nsivese with which he honestly rattes away about every
thing In hi literary fe his social ether in which
latter but be amused at h bon vvAnt propenses
have in his style Of narrang them much Of charm
forus than generally find in the private life Of men Of
genius wherethe curau decorously drawn aside
we 6nd II here Saturday Budget
w. T. II. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOOREs LIFE AND
| CORRESPONDENCE, in S vols 19 mo-, cloth.
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For the Patriot.
The Martin.
Attorney at Law, Memphis, Tenn.

For the Patriot.
The Martin.
There's music in his cheerful note,
There's freedom in his wing,
And his simple, merry lays denote
The approach of gentle Spring.
A welcome harbinger is he
OF mild and genial weather,
or rosy morns and balmy ewes,
And fields Of blooming heather.
blithe companion is he to
The son of toll and trade,
Who cannot leave the dusty street
To seek the forests shade,
But yet can hear the Martins chirp,
As from his attic height
He pours his merry carols forth,
From early dawn till night.
Then doom him not to prisoned wires,
The sky his cage shall be;
The heart a merrier song sends forth
When tuned for liberty.
And let him sing thus-ever sing,
At sunrise or at even,
His merry, happy, grateful song
OF thankfulness to heaven.
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We have received the above books from the
Publishers, through the obligiDg firm of W.
7. Berry & Co., of this city.
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CHANcERY SALES.
Chancery Sale.

CnanCerF Sales
IN compliance with decree OF the Cbancery Court at
Nashville, al the NOVEMBER Term, is s. in the Of
Albert Dreyovs ct ais by pGrts shall the 4th
day Of April next, expose for public sale 10 the hghest
bidder the Courtyard Gate said city, the following
described lot parcel Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lies pranch, being part OF Lot No 81 IN Bslch Whtesdes
Adcitcn Nashville and bounded follow; Conn
ing at A. L. SAmues' picket fence and running the sad
HEX branch and thence running Eth the meanders Of said
branch dosn the point half way between Cherry
and College street, thsnce line halfway between said
streets land in parallel line with them b0thl to POI mt
At right angles with the beginning fhrnee in straight line
tn beg nnIug. There moe tenements said
property more particular description Of which uill be
given the day OF sae.
one and tso years, with notes well secured and
lien retained feb25-ti @. ID. BRIEN, Z. a NJ.
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ALIEN SUFFRAGE.-The UHiOn d Arreri-
can does not say whether it approves the
doctrine of Alien Suffrage endorsed by Mr..
Buchanan in his Inaugural. What's the
matter, neighbor?
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NJ A R II I L ID .

On the morning Of the 18th February last at the resi-
dence az Col Robert Weir Antonio Texas CALTS
STORY OF Lockport and Miss MARGARET SANDERS yoang
est daughterOf the late NJ. L. Sanders, u Memphis
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FOR SALE.

TyHKWONEsTKAD % MATTHEW NELSON, DEc0 -
L Tsls tr.ct = bsaauluiiy situated he n. 4 Q.
n.fr,A IA safles fro Nashville, AID knogn - Be the
- - I'D IN RaikrrfoTd coanty. SO under
rsaa eessF sacs ana nesly n eauraoni ne o.i-nce
srt arnx "a abenance q Es'sT ihs dryeet season.
Tkers are $50 uanber ofpepetnai sprnEs, sheh make
.-, 1919 sicck farm. RE sol Il ri1h eneugh to
.es - rss and adapled % As srouth Of cotton.
tssaeco, gram % grass
srote.snss esnslsf 81 ira1ns Dwelling silh
-.. IL out.hsasus ea1apiste. On, barn. staee, etc.
- s6.erib.r ulI b Nashzse lee ueeks, ana uili
saks psasaFs sho~ns the . any Hhe rsy de-
- = our4hase Tefras easy, possession EiEen mIaet-
ss~lr. keie-u Q L NkLSoN-
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOB SALE RARE OPPoR.
Trinity 70 IANn-RUYER6

WE offer sor sale about 1900 OF Land, Long
w Greek about IS miles North OF Nashville large
portio Of the Is well timberet; splendid saw III,
propelled BIZ neverfziling Of water many
nen and comfortable improvements whole tract splendid
~ Wstered and capable OF making excellent sieck
there the milyard from 81 100 70 SVVO worth Of
sawed timber; and teams stock, hogs,
CATTLE &C. &c with every article necessary 70 carry
such establishment To enteTprsng bustoess ne this
altogether offers splendid OppOrt unity to make
profitable 10 Vestment.
TEEasrhree equal payments in g. p and "a months,
satisfactorily secured Ray be in Bank with Interest," and
march2i NANCE & WOODWARD.
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gerald
This volume contains more than "three thou
sand facts worth knowing, and is "particular-
ly intended as book for family reference on
all subjects connected with domestic econo-
N.Y." Tie amount of information contained
in it, renders it extremely useful.
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Position of Parties In $50.

We extract the following from the Balti-
more Patriot, of recent date:
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NEW HOOKS.



Essays, Biographicai and Critical, or Studies Of
Snaracter. By HEsRY 7. TucKERMAs, Boston
Philips. Sampson d Go.
(. This is work Of more than ordinary inter-
est, 10 respect both to manner and matter. AS
It's title indicates, it consists of series Of
sketches ofths lives and characters of eminent
men. Other works of this kind have appear
ed from time to time; but we think this, the
last, Is the best Others have been limited in
their scope, to particular eras and particular
classes of men. In seeking materials for this
work, the author has prudently discarded all
such limitations, and has drawn from every
position and vocation in life, wherein distinc-
ton is attainable. The sketches are generally
brief but clear, full and condensed, very much
being contained in each. The style is grace
ful and forcble; without much attempt strhe-
torical ornament, but easy, fluent and pointed.
There are thirty characters portrayed, embrs-
cling almost every variety of genius, from the
brilliant, dashing ''msn of the world, Lord
Chesterfield, TO the sedate Christian Pbiloso-
pher, Berkley; from the gay aud courtly devo-
tee of fashion and sentiment, Sir Kenelm Dig
by, to the blunt, sun-browned, pioneer of q
limitless wilderness. Daniel Boone; from John
Constable, the landscape painter, to Sir David
Wilkie, the painter of charscter.-In short, the
patriot the man of letters, the 6nsncier, the
actor, the mechanician, the reviewer, the
statesman, the vocalist, the poet, the philoso-
pher, the preacher and the skeptic; are each
presented 10 living examples. There are but
few persons of any class who would not be en-
tertained and instructed, by perusal Of these
Essays.
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Lore after Ncrriage and other stories Of the Heart.
By CAROLINE Leg HENEz, PhiLGdeiPhia: Z. B.
Petersen.
Mrs. Lee Hentz has many Admirers; and to
such, this will prove not the least interesting
of her works. There is certain simplicity
and naturalness 10 the productions Of this lady,
which commend them; and which viii con-
tinue to secure for them many readers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

Charles Dickens Christmas and New Years
Stories:
The Cricket on the Hearth; The Haunted
man; and the Ghosts Bargain; The Battle of
Life. Christmas Carol land The Chimes. T.
B. Peterson. Each in separate covers.
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The tpO Lovers; or Sisters dsvotiOn. d dOmes-
tic story r. B. Peterson.
A readable story-paper cover.
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The Artists Bride /; or the Paw1a6roker's Heir. By
EMERsoE BENNETT, NeV York: Garrett, Dick Dc
Fitzgerald.
Mr. Bennett has achieved wide reputation
as novelist; and this last, is on az average
with his best efforts.
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80 reams Owen Hurlbats Premium Letter Paper, IL
rsceivedb by march24 HAGAN BIO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

l. WARE HOUSE, No 81 BoILINGBRooK ST. PITFHs
BuRG Val have established myself for the
General Iron steel and Metal Business and atten
ton of Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting this
market to an examination Of my large and varied assortment
arrangements being snch will enable sell the
lowest rates Ra Roads, Maehinists, Biacksmhs and the
trade generally will find ii 10 their interest my stetk
before purchasing else~ here.
Orders thankfully recey ed and promptly attended to.
dim
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scoops, FOR FALL 1870, ExcIu.;

~ ~ AT " hnrsac, by STEVENSON 4 WEDDI.l.I,, whu
have now IN store superb Stock embracing Fr, German
British and American Fabrics all Of which hay, elected
with great care and attention by OF the finn the
lowest cash prices
itng Stock for the wants of tie North Carolina
and Virginia trade cannot be xlhitcd North South
funcna and responsible huycs Invited TO give chr
Stock an examination, and judge themselves the
and prices. No. - 4 20 sycamore Strsct.
~ Is IB.t,,
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MI -i n
u IN a HOU SEA house without Music S like NnrSr
without Children silent gloomy and desoac. Tho
harmonic soul Of life brcahed or suggested every where ma
ture and only absent from the lips aud souls of are
fit for treason ratagems and spots Young nsi
upon your Papa buying Piano +. NASH al,
Petersburg although you may not be able 10 play
Polka, Negro Melody, and Days of Absence. it,
The above is good advice. You always find about
ect Pianos at the lowest prices with all the and
patterns. f. T. NASIlS
Piano Forte Wareroom 30 Sycamore, Bank st pe
tersburg. Va 13t.
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Il MS * BRO. DYEis, Richmond. Va, beg to inform the
Lynchbnrg that they prepared 10 execute
every description SILK Cotton Woocu dycing Clean
eli be in New ork elsewhere w have
machinery aud the best OF workmcn, and
satisfaction patrons. Merno, sin and De Lain
fashionable coors suit the of the
owners Shaw OF description d. ed or cleaned Grape
Shlws dyed scarlet crimson other cour equal 10 import
ed Nrvcts dyed equal to SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
wine removed We intend TO do work equal to
cb in the United States, and ctfuy solicit
In patronage Of the citizens of nchg AMI vicinity Gen
tomcns Garments dy ed and cleaned to look equal to-
DENNIS 4 BRO.
Successors to Hines, Franklin opposite Metropo
tan Hall. Nirhmond. Va. lsep dts
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,.y,.- .r1rrATHHOUaH FROM BUCHANAN TO
GAs.xeEzx161 IYNnuRIIR4 RuluMDND

Pare from I.ynchburg to Bnohanan.... a.......sl 30
From ynclbuIg to Charlottesville. 80
tho ri of October Packet Boats viii leave
buchanan Mt Il A. NJ. aud Lynclburg Az T. NJ, Monday,
"Wednesday aud Friday aud arrive in Richmond second day.
at O'Clock A. NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Ly aehburg at u r NJ
reach seoesvlc at 100 A day and arrive in Char
ottesye 81 r. NJ 1oaye Lynchburg Tor Buchanan and
Lexington ats A. NJ, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive ri l. NJ.
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esovs. STATIONERY. &C.

lsnRIsI NAs GIFTS, consisting OF Eiegnss
IusteSBoots and Fancy Ariieles TO suit The aste Of
I'D aud young by PAYsE CHRISTIAN
shssspeare IN variou. styles, some elegant,
Byron
if,ings works bound n English Cali, beautiful,
prs4t,dls half
The poeiica Works of Scott Men Gray Burns TIemana
Moore Mont renary. Pope, Longtelow. Willis. sigour
ney Reid Sc Se, al elegantly boundin the
Poets aud poot4 Of America
England,
the Ancienta,
Homes Of American Authors, elegantly Illustrated
American Scenery
IIerolues 81 Shakespeare
Leaflets Of Memory, with 10 beautiful illustrations
haesuley's Miscellaneous Essays = sola. Cali,
Rhymes and Rounf.layes In praise Of a county nfe,
Gray's Eiegy elegantly bound and illustrated,
The Rhine OF tho ancient Mariner -"
Poetry 81 the yields do Of the Wotda do OF tho Year all
pretty Prcsentaiion Books aud new,
lePublle au Court, very beautifully illustrated
Portraits Of the Female ArstOctary Of tue Court Of Queen
Victoria
Floral Gems aud beautiful Annual.
Tho Winter Wreath
Iloral Keepsake with 30 elegant eoorei engravngs,
aeia 81 tho Season. a new Auua,
The Token
Ferry 5 Expedition To Japan Illustrated.
The Dosrrt,d Village. by Goldsmith illustrated,
Christians Ijay Walk.
chtora aud other Regions of the ConquereN the Con-
quefed,
Ornaments Of Memory beauties OF History,
Romance and Poetry very elegantly illustrated
Souscllar of Friendship, very pretty
Dickens Works - vols llonddly bound illustrated
Pulpit Eoqucn.e by Fisk a. .
With smaller fully got M for pres
Also large supply OF Bibles Prayer, Hymns in all
SIS les Of binding very splendid Also Fancy articles
Rren variety just opening, all of which will be sold
ms low as they can be Ind In the city.
Rem col dpc
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These vessels o the first class built ia the city o Bal
nore expressly this trade and have superior ascouIno
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade, and who will spare no
cxcrtion 10 accommodate They will be tosed and down
rivers by steam, and may be relied to sail promptly as
ndyoTtzed
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
viii find thoI interest TO ship by tins line, a. freight viii
he taken low by any other line of Packets and
every effort will bo made by the agents In Richmond aud
New give satisfaction Insurance be effected In
the Richmond Association by this line per
We respectfully ask aud hope to succeed Ia obtaining fun
share II patronage.
shipped by this line to Newly rk will be forwarded
free commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston Sa
yannai Other Southern Northern port
The viii lie In Richmond IN the Dock, IN New YORK
Berth J, Coffee House Slip, foot Of Vail Street
DAVID a WM. CUKiIE, Richmond, Aec,,s
G. II PIERSOS \. Y, '"'
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

GAUGE AND LONDON VT sTARD.-50 Cases
- PERKINS, Worcestershire sauce, 80 Gases Durham
Mustard lbs and lbs, for sale by -
oct 2 dts EDMOND DANENPohl Co
EROSHONt. n TUPMAN, Dealers in Gents
Clothing Furnishing Goods, llO Main Street. Rich
iuond Va leJG Fall Stock led6.
the Stock of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers perhaps would he well notice the fact Of
rapidly increasing with all sections the State during
located in Richmond And AS an intro
Is always necessary take advantage OF
by which make ourselves KNOWN expecting, OF
examination all parties Will Judge for them.
particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
Tia. notions and Judgment must he consulted
receiving Fail Stock and assure purchasers
that thing in the way of Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
aud the assorted lines will at all times be
found complete that each customers wants will be supplied
Having every facility for the proper prosecution OF our bust
hope make the fact to customers and
secure satisfactory During the last year have fit
ted expressly tor Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers find every thing pertaining to that department
In the Clothing Department guarantee the Stock TO
he perfect poni durability Fit and styles because
make every thing ourseve aud have hesitation in saying
goods viii he found equal to the best order work i'll the
country Watching the changes of Fashion parties
finding the latest and make i'll Store,
subject to their inspection aud approval call is solicited by
GROSHONG d TUPMAN,
No. ITO Main Richmond Va
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II PHOSPHA ATE OF LlME.-Ihe attention Of Farmers
and Planters specially called the abuve auae
pound Tor thcir approarl hing Spring planting.
The Manufacturer hogs Ia his friends and that
they may always depend upon being supplied With GENu
fNE AND UNIFORM ARTICLE constantly suptriu,
in person. the entire process Of manufacturing and putting
ior sale
THIS article has been before the community for the Pc
Rod OF live during which time has been aua cd h
large number OF the rcputcd Chemists places
and has been tod by various Farmers in nearly every
in the Union with almost uuvaryinR Perhaps Of
the best proofs of value Is the greatly
unprecedented history Artificial Forters and not
equaed 10y Peruvian Guauo Itself which 1t
much advantage from the the
matter in uauo, in this preparation being chemically
agent only d,pang itself progressively When ncorpo-
rated with the soil this aYaiabc salt sulphae,
mated with soluble phosphate. becomes fitted food for plants
all descriptions and is by them readily taken up 1t will
and much more durable and tortf the soil and less
LATHE.
As there large number Of Super pho<hates market
for the value OF which would like be responsible
earnestly request all purchasing be obtain tho
GENUINE ARTICLE, which will be warranted by
ted agents. all Of whom of Acknowledged
and 10 them hold myself responsible the character
ed Consumers dealers will enabled To make Arrange.
ments for supply lutabc with my agents
with my self.
MESSkS. H. C. HARDY & co, are my accredited and
ole Agents for the city Of Petersburg
G. Il. DFBURG.
dqrtahardl Chaejstaad sole Pyogyetg- UalamsJuro l. l.
7dts.
4 DOSE sAIT-B,OOO bu-heIs Lisbon SnIt
IL Loose We will sal at about hall the in sacks
suitable and cheap article tor stock and farming purposes
June lots PEBBLES u WHITE
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IT,. - rtssa;saass1 VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
~ ~ s2k~HH% RAIIrROAD.-On Thursday, h g
10Th of June the Passenger Train will
commence running 10 Salt Works Branch Junction
June leta T.. H. GILL. Gen Supt.
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NOTICE TO Tobacco Nnnufa ciurcrs.
~ 80 Cases 4 BS ; L Mass LicOrice
20 j & Go
100 Half Cases NJ r
ADC
All on cons gnmen and for sale low by
TfIOS. BRANCH Il SONS
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
Once Of she ~. n. Railroad 10.
PErsRsBUBo, Sept -. led
NNINGER sCHEDUg.E.-T-r- ma cxssfx-ssK
On ard after Wedne sday, the ID
Il Iu1..I.nr liz Mn nnH Iln.aunrul

w on ard after Wednesday, the lst(j ~ SXe-NS
dag Of October, the Mail and Passenger
will leave Pcersbug daily, (Sadays excepted at
nock 81. arrive ut Burkeyie (Juncon) at l2 NJ and at
iynshburg at1 30 y. NJ.
.case ynehburg 81 % O'Clock, a. NJ Arrive at Burke
vile tJunouonJ ~ ~ NJ. and al fetcrsburg NJ ) l. NJ
Il h. AILSUP,
oct Its .......- Supernfs udent
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MN lDKk pAGkBJs.-TLs new hnine 49, -. y
line composed Of the following vessels and sails
from Se.Yek every three days. All Md IN the city
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These vessels of the first class built expressly for This
trade aud have superior accommodations
They are commanded by experienced Captains veil quail
fed ton the TRADE, and who will spare
mediate
They will he owed up aud down the river by steam, and
may he relied to sail promptly yertiscd Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boz Will find II 10
their interest To ship by this line is he only regular line,
and tRht will aW be tab low by any either
sells and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
aud Boston 10 give satisfaction
We respectfully ask aud hope obtaining full
share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond a the Dock and in
ton at Rowcs Wharf.
DAVID WIN CIRRIE Richmond ,,,.
ALLEN ~ WELTtH Boston, "e''''
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A IFHED =. LEE. EoTuardin. and Con, ,u is
"A SION MERCHANT On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
Thankful tor the liberal extended to last
have made arrangements to ncreas the line of Boats run
ming house that boat will leave other day.
tSundays eAcepted BY this arant shall be able to
put goods through Two days an heretofore md
early they by the s. S H. r. and at much less
Ny charge for forwarding Tobacco is els, per Box and
30 per HID which includes Drayage aud Wharfage when
there necessity for dayagc. The ala and wharfage
from the BASIN cts. Box and H. HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River kAnawha Co.
passing to nay house cts Ton about ct for Boxes
and per HID Having these location
willing my reap the benefit and charge only
a price far my services hoping thereby command larger
business.
My personal attention will be given sales of produce and
purchase of goods Commission. A. s. LEE.
July
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~. ma, r. 5s7-s-5.z7 ViX..INIH n TENNESSEE.

IL, III. rts.5@ssssSl Y ikt.1NbA ~ vENNES~EE
sasS 80 Il All. EbAp.-NOTICE TO PAS.
SENGERS-On aud after the LIST day
of October ls5d the Passenger Trains will not stop for Pas
seugefs nj points at which there DepoS thco
low ing, viz Clays Goodies, iowrys Lisbon Gishs Owens
Tanks Shawsville, Montgomery Springs " est of New
River bridge Martins and Emory College, and tickets will
be sold 10 Gays Gsa and New Rvor Bridge but the
pots beyond by order of the Board
sep l6em T. II. GILL. Gen. Supt,
Rep copy.