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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
Fire In a school Building at Boston.

BosroN, Jan. 22.-YesteTday afternoon,
one of the female teachers ia the Chapman
school, East i .stUn, discovered a fire IN the
cellar Of the building, kindIed from The tur-
uace, and with great presence OF mind prI-
yately informed the several teachers in toe
building. The scholars in the eight rooms
were dismissed and orderly left the building
without knowing the cause. Soon after and
before the two remaining rooms could be
cleared, the alarm was given, but the teach
ers stationing themselves at the doors pre-,
vented a rush, and passed all the scholars ont
safely. There were ten teachers aud five
hundred children in the building. Tie fire
was confined to the basement, and ext!n'
gushed without serious damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
The Bank Directories.

Gov. Wise in making bis appointments OF
Directors for the Farmers Bank snd the
Bank of Virginia in fredericksburg, has
acted independently OF the list furnished, and
which it was presumed would guide him IN
his selections
This failure on the part Of the Governor
to ratity-tor that is about all 1t WAS con-
tempIated he had to dis 8 vindication OF
authority that has taken most folks all aoack,
and dissppoipt d several who have heretofore
had Say at the DISCOUNT board, besides one
or two who were confidently expecting the
shippers HeraM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
The Birthplace OF Warrington.

Both branches Of the Virginia Legislature
have passed bill! providing fer the convey
ance to the State Of Virginia Of the birth
place Of Washington and the home and
graves of his progeultors 10 America. The
adoption Of this measure may be regarded
as d patriotic prelude u the contamination
OF the noble enterprise 10 which the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association is engaged. The
bill appropriates 1000 TO enclose the places
with an iron fence, and to erect substantial
tablets TO Commemorate for the rising gene
ration those notable spots" as required by
Lewis W. Washington III his offer VI cOu-
yeyancs Nat La
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
Teiegraphic Dispatches.

90 ,,,. duo s;nca
LoCis'ILLh' o"" .a :; N.r;,n
horrible tragedy was e.acIu nia
county, 10 THIS o'ae' ~ " oSa
q farmer OF tna' sec'''n, a'''"'p'o1
tise one OF MS Slaves -, SUM- ..,o
,"s "es'o 's' vs,,aso,,a son was Killed,
tn"t ensued' 'ano .TSunson fatally
anu announcer nau na"''d
"'unueo'
NEW ORLEANS, Jan: - - nc Ste@'n'"'p
CahaN ba, from New lorS Oh Tue VIC
Havana, arrived here last night na'''S o'0N
de aimed twelve hours at the oouth"es' "','
where there were several vessels asrou"u
blocking up the channel. The steamer I'm
pire City was among the vessels asrouh"I
The Cahawba brings nothing definite resSru
| ing the destination OF the Spanish meet. ine
health of Havana was as good as usuai at luis
season OF the year. though 'ho "ea'ne' was
quits suitry.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2Z-John D. par
| of Alabama, has been appointed consul u
Melbourne, Australia, vice Mr. Iarieton:
Lieut. Gen. Scott, although not long SINCE
opposed to a movement from the Paclhc siue
against the Mormons, is now anxious TO or
g4nize force in that quarter. lie mas not
yet, however, received orders to do so.
Inc Senate comm Tee on 49, plSa;aauJ.
tons Will MAKE report ou 'no u'~J,n
Ceneta, Amer'o ~ ~Vs ano-;Ol, themselves
SeVefa' o'nA'''' "'I 1922, dshs,a 10 anti
Tor the occa''on' anu ""' - U''''
cipatea. p.
DETROIT, Jan. 2l.-An extra session OF Tue
State Legislature convened yesterday az Ian,
|
session. as stated IN .he oosetnT' "G -
were: a revision VI 'ne Juu'o'a' .nun.;es
.I W. r ~ 49,, Iof, 5ost;,rIa of means for
tha noIloct;on If delhi, and punishment OF
cr,m.s. some provision for deficiencies in the
| 6,anccs If the State, which he proposes To
maer by temn,rary loan OF $4,000 &c.
lie c,ndems the action of the federal govern.
men trelating TO Kansas affairs.
U,pprsprpc Ian 2l.-Both branches Of
the Legislature adjourned early to-day to
give the members an opportunity to escort
Elk Governor Pollock to the cars. on his de.
parture for home at noon. Ihe members oi
the new administration anu Vi po'u , itTu'os'
| waited on the h1-uoVernnr II n's ious'"e'
ana oaoo MN iare"cii' Al; u'"u' ="
pirate ana ieehh parting "uu'e'' - OIL P'N
'e"' o''0'e "'' ., u I.
"lLLt "A; I,,, ra' va 1a" 49,. wa ~ p,tor
Geison' o ns I'n. ;, oon:,;rocv to commit
uar'er' c"arSeu wiz" 0'n't'''IJ ;,h
ourglasy ana larceny anu a ", no. "a n,,d md
spt"'. bara hoan ,nrv;rt.d after a trial
lasting two DAYS. Thew were sentenced to
the peni,eptiary for the following terms;
Anderson and Miller to four years and
four months. Lewis to three years and two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The Senate Territorial Committee have
agreed unanimously to recommend thu al
mission of Minnesota. Mr.. Douglas is au
thorized to prepare report, embodylng the
facts and the recommendation to admit; the
report to be presented to-day. Inc Oil
6culty regarding two Conventions was over,
come BY q member of one who was Oh IN.
Cnnfsrsnce Committee, and verified the JOINT
ar"dnct;on az the Constitution, which ws'
accented as q substantial compliance wi'1
the snirit of the enabling act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
WhaIII,n NInde Lp OF.

The census OF the United States shows that
we have two million aud half farmers, one
hundred thousaud merchants, sl1ty-Eour
thousand masons, and nearly two huodred
thousand carpenters. We have fourteen
thousand bakers TO make our bread; twenty
four Thousand lawyers to se5 Us by the ears;
forty thousand doctors TO "k:ll or cure aid
ifleen bundrd editors to keep THE motley mass
10 order, by the power OF public opinion, c1u-
irolled aud manufactured through the press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The editor of the Southside Democrat
speaking ofthe cacoethes toq"endt on the par
of members Of our Legislature and the pub
lie evils that result therefrom, suggests thai
"a surgical operation such as was lately per
formed by DR.. Syme, Of Edinburgh, wouic
greatly improve their usefulness by curtall
inc their ingual dimensions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The Phiiadelphis Banks have decided upon
establishing a Clearing house for their city.
This will facilitate exchange operations
among them, and will prove labor saving
r.sebipe there, as it has elsewhere. At Pro
gidsues, also. the Banks have decided upon
a Clearing house. All the daily clearings
v;il be made through the Bank OF North
America of that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

Mrs. Cassin, of Georgetown, widow OF the
late Commodore Cassin. WAS so severely
burnt on Friday afternoon, by her clothes
taking fire, that her death is anticipated, II
it has not already occurred. 1t seems that
she wac alone at the time Of the accident,
and no person arrived to her rescue until she
was completely enveopsd in flames.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The Uenrico contested election case was
closed on Wednesday by the House of Dele
gates adopting the report Of the Committee
On Privileges and Elections. which declared
Henry Cox, esq, to be the duly elected mem
Der, by majority, we learn, OF some touf OF
Ave votes, over Robert A. Mayo, e'q, the
contestant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The National Bank at New York, was
robbed a few days since, of package con-
tanning $500, which was taken off the coon-
ter. Two men were arrested on suspicion
but only small amount OF bills oil the oanA
WAS found 10 their possession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

Mrs. Cruft, an actress, and wife OF ProieS-
sor Cruft, leader of the orchestra OF burt
theatre, in ST. Joseph, Missouri, died on the
Ist inst, from an over dose of laudanum'
which she is said to have taken with intent
tslo de Sc. She was in the bloom of youth
and health, and performed only few nights
before with more than wonted vivacity, and
it is sad t. think that her existence has been
SO suddenly and SO terribly terminated
Her nativity was 10 Loud IN, and she belong
al for a season 10 the ST. IL us theatre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

An article from the Piedmont Independent
giving an account of the progress of the Iron
10 manufacture near that place, will be interest
ing to all concerned in the welfare OF that
portion of the state--and with the proposed
Improvement which is to connect our Inter
ests with the region of country referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

A brief telegraphio dispatch received sew
sral dsys since communicated the fact that
majority of the territorial Legislature OF nc
brasks had removed from Omaha, the terrific
rial capital, to Florence and that the MI
nority of the members remained at oman"
with the legislative records. 40 extra from
the Omaha Nebraskian of the 9th INST gives
An account of the affair, which does not agree
altogether with the other account, when III.
tributed the sudden removal to the riotous
demonstrations of the people OF Omaha IN
the legislative halls while a proposition 'Of
the removal of the capitol WAS under con,
alteration. The Nsbraskian declares tha'
the difficulty was among the members OF tue
legislature themselves, alleging that the ci-
tiSsns of Omaha did not interfere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The James Baiues and Champion of the
Seas arrived al Calcutta, the former after
passage of 1903, and the latter Of lOl days
On com pairing their logs at Calcutta, it was
found they had never been 100 miles apart
the whole voyage, although they were only IN
company for short time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
Amount paid for lamps
Which foots up the sum OF ;
To which we add the proposed sinking
fund,
Making a total Of
IoutIOun County.

A revival OF religion has been IN pr!
during the past and present week d
EOeuezer Church in this county, +"
charge Of the Rev. Mr.. Harris Of the .
fist Church. Ten were baptlsed %
nesday last.
The Students Of the Loesburg A;1.
are making preparations for the prop
servance of the 22i of February. 4 -
ted gentleman has been invited u De
address, and M exhibition will be ~
the students at the Academy Hal Il,
evening Of that day.
Mrs. Howell, sn aged lady. residing
upper part Of this county, died very ~.
ly, Oh Friday night last, while SItnO-
chair reading. She was well ie" o. ~.
before. Mrs. Ii. was an estlmabIe i'',
highly esteemed by large circle OF i,'
ard friends. LecsJwg Wdshug'r"''' Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

Previous to the departure Of the U. 3 fri'
gate Wabash from Puenta Arenas, she was
visited by Gen. Jerez, who, in the name Of
the President of Nicaragua, thanked Com.
Pauldiug for the great service be had rendeI-
ed to the people of Nicaragua tor the dis,
armins and sending the 6llibusters away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
EmgiiiYe Slaves.

Fred Douglass's paper announces the arr
val in Rochester. within sixty days, OF iorty
fugitives from slavery Southern Paper.
ITO be taken with Caution" Every idle
negro now floating about the Northern coun'
try is "a fugitive from slavery" The Un-
deryrouud 4. K. carries him free" and
"6nds. ~. J. Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

Complaint has been made by the British
Post Office that large numb Of newspapers
containing writing. but treated as ordinary
newspapers, are discovered in the mails re-
ceived from the United States; and request
is made that the officers Of the United States
Post Office may be instructed to examine, as
far as possible, all newspapers addressed to
Great Britain passing through their hands
with the view of detecting and preventing
Irands Of this nature. This has been done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

1t is proposed in New York to take up the
Russ pavement in Broadway, break the
atom es into much smaller cabes, and relay 1t
so that it will present a surface similar to the
Belgian pavement at the intersection OF Penn
sylyauia avenue and Seventh street in Wash
invtOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

Tbs Paris Constitutional has an article,
represented to be the semi-Ofhcal defence OF
the AFRICAN emigrant" trade, in wh'oh tue
French government has embarked. It's az
pearance in Paris paper. where the censor
chip of the press lie exercised win lne
utmost rigor, is conclusive that 1t rehects
with much accuracy the views of the French
Emperor-s circumstance that gives the
article Q special importance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
Administration and Pennsylvania.


|, is evident enough that President Buoh-
anan stands on very slippery ground. Penn
sylvania even exhibits a strong tendency to
glide from beneath his feet--the State which
formerly rejOicei to call him her tavorte son;
that persisted 10 urging him as Il candidate
for the Presidency; that alone secured bis
elect Oh by her loyalty TO him.
Ii any one would know the real feeling Of
the people IL this Stat. let him turn t. the
inaugural Of Governor Packer; and read with
attention those pa. sagcs Of his address which
refer 10 the Lecompton convention, and IT.
nor-submission to the people Of KANSAS
" uat can be more apparent than the hearty
diSapEr0bation with which the Governor
views the position taken by the Adninistra-
ton, though considerations OF policy have
induced him to disguise his sentiments 10
words Of somewhat doubtful import.
Then, as another evidence Of the peculiar
harmony peryadng the democracy Of Penn.
sylvanIa, we would refer the reader TO the
proceedings OF the Democratic State Central
Committee, held at Harrisburg the other
night. The friends OF the Administration
were in favor Of po-tponing the meeting Of
tn" Democratic Nominating Convention IN
al June, or the fourth Of July; but it was
carried against them, and the fourth Of March
fixed on. This may be regarded as triumph
OF those opposed 10 the course of the Pres-
deaf respecting the Lecompton constitution.
- Phtiad. NOrth. Amer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

Ooe of the Numerous burglars who have
been active of late in the pursuit OF their
neiarious calling 10 Baltimore, last week
met with a terrible but just punishment
through the promptncss and determination
Of an officer. Caught in the act OF burglary
and refusing to surrender, the othcer's reVol-
yer was used and wound inflicted that must
in the end prove mortal. See account In
another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The January term of the Orange County
Court commences to-day. The following
Justices constitute the Court: Garrett Scott,
p j.. VIM, s. Blackwell, Thomas X
Towles, Henry c. Bell, james b. Moore as
snniafaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

nrAn articles of news. in Saturdays
Gazette, concerning fire at White Hail. in
Frederick County, should have been credited
to the Winchester Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

na- The eulogy Oh the late Senator Rusk'
nubIjshed in Saturdays Gazette, was dellv-
cred by Mr.. Keitt Of S. G., and not by Dr.
Keith as il was enormously printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

1t is stated that the surplus OF wheat on
hand in Canada West, is not less than eight
million bushels. The trade TO the Uoited
States this season is very small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The Senate has not rejected a sioge nDm-
,,.son during the present session. In this
,..caet Mr.. Buchanan has had better fortune
sb IN son,s of his predecessors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

The St. Cloud Hotel, in Dubuque, was des'
troyed by fire on the 2l't' The oo''o'pg
cost $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

% Monday last, melo-drama. cafe l
"Tne Condemned" was produced at Miss
Kimberly's theatre, in Pittsburg, Pa. 1t is
unded on the late fearful murder of an old
man and woman near that city, and IN 1t are
introduced, as the Pittsburg papers state
scenes in low groggery, the murder, the
l.ll yard, the gallows with all its hideons
pharap hernalia: and all this, be 1t remem-
Tered, while the death sentenced conVicts are
10 the neighboring Jail awaiting the telons
doom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
Norfolk city.

1t is the intention OF the Finance C3I-
tee to report a new bill on Monday neI.
which they propose to increase tue t'
real estate from II Is to $l.2j Oh every :.
and general increase OF 10 per cent. 10,
other taxable property.
Mr.. Saunders gave notice Of his In'('
to oppose the tax on clerks and 10 IoI"
Of the taxation on merchants. lie vs.
posed TO putting any trammels on tr''
imposing any greater burden on the inr'.'
tile portion of our community.
The value of real estate 10 NOrfo!sIb J.
was FIVE million three hundred AMI n'.'
niue thousand and eight dollars. Iar"
alton then yielded sixty-eight thousand ~.
hundred and fifty dollars, which prove
equal to the demand-hence the PTf
increase.
The interest on the city debt, !
Salaries TO the officers OF city govern ,
police
Amount paid for lamps
Which foots up the sum OF -
To which we add the proposed sinking
fund,
Making total of .
Thus we find ourselves taxed 10 p''
snug little sum Of one hundred aud ,i''.
Thousand nine hundred and t|o dYIIa''
aunum, all u which our present couh'- .
no doub, raise. but the people must 80.
Lelter from NrLIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

A mysterious Disappearance" is creating
something of a sensation in New York
Madame Marie, the vile Of French jewel
Ter. has been missing for several days. The
husband, in answer to inquiries put to him
when the matter first excited the suspicious
of the neighbors, alleged that she had goue
to Havana, aud died of the yellow fever IN
December; but there is reason to questirn
tie truth of this allegation. The father OF
the woman declares his belief that she has
BEEN foully dealt with. What gives the
whole affair a more suspicious look, is the
fac, that the husband has also disappeared
within a few days past The police, how,
ever, are on hunt for him, with the view OF
clearing up the mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
pUBLISHRD DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLI BY
EDGAR SNOWDkN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY rs, 1883.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-09
ROBERT N. VANNOY,

ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR rs CHANCFRY
Hunt ViiIEs a Q "a u1 a.
WILL practice the several Courts HaI-, and TIE
" adjoining counties. and give pruHp ra-lfrH O. aI
business entrusted % hin. Collect on made .1rru-arsf
~tafa. nrr "a rn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-09

II no has long been known Tuner Of Pianos ID Md
die Tennessee would announce TO bis friends and ac
bmref OF the great merits Of sINGER'S SEWING IA
CHNE, he wi hereafter carry with him in his Tuning
Of receiving ORDERS whch re- cau promptly Ill rom lne
Nashville Agency OF d. singer q 20 IN 'n re o.
The advantage Of Machinery over bOr I'm human progress
parliament Of Labor what the NUluDug Jenny and Power
Loom have done in others zoe sewing Machine effected
R DO les por ans branch OF human udusty for eman
cIpafHs lrCu the eucts7 IoI OF sEich, sttcl'
sIlcn ard Eyra her, 10 rah aa acrsEtle past me poor
PROF able ,nplog men Inc fag i1at Nj hgyee has a.
acnra Go his regular business OF Auu So That Of sHg me
us-y bs q aaas and e.ote0ns W he sufice guar
alte 10 Instantaneous ends AL patrons that OF the VaT-
ous~evEg Machines before the public be would select
The the NechaHics Institute FAR o.
tennessee, hed DO Nashville october io5. nus MG'ue
vas exhibited hy the side Of Grover hEhtts, anu Pr
uuuncea bsst by Ire mining committee VINO t"araeu
aheieH7L d. mas .. .'H'lte. ia ool IN O
sewing Machines !. 5s .tsep t-e FisIl - o'g s
The premium over Lne Ir'ver " h1aer Alacilae as us
that would n'eFer which The ontrSo ID DO ana -
~. -' ..- 'Il -- t- ' c. -, ~ c.1srIg
fron The 6uet 2Us co sou- with which il vii sutcn hne
sIabe tor the lhcEest harness work. ana secondly
that Jesyrs uagc #osg -esm the bottom Of me
Inc work u our, hul du - oo 1ato the centre oftbe
a5uc, masIng me stchll noA ally we'll un both sides
uactuEe7s beng willing 10 warrant iog dirty years to run
highest speed 10y loot power, wbch Is uy double that
T,,ch f4-,s bel p sr .r 9nrfar. " ofs-Ir- and IsslIy
that u ra.1srs urn peaHJuIy than possible
gather Ug which 10 great uTihs Ladies'
especially Dress Ioasers Iu short mis- Machine is oil 10
others wherever u Las been exhibited lor the last seven
Mr. Ka5,o feels assured tat THE setting forth orarts will
ds-ua-o af Etguali1u,-s from purchasing sewing Ma
s or They cuun. aB DE- his SINE. unu lary can o.
P7rsgu.u 30 Cell OF Mr. "m a. >aser'45 fu'Ac square,
N, Kfbnce sfu think, the Pianos made bv Lfybss New
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-09

VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
T AIDES ane Travelling Trlu.ss extra slzei
: 4 do sole lsarts- IT0uks, all sizes,
Fine coils leather Nliigss
do DO do Ash end do
d. bussGLi YaIslsi
Garnet Bags SaChels. and BIacE Bags or all sizes and
styles; all cheap for cash.
Call at No. p Public Square.
oct2 SNYDER d FRlZZELL.
LADIES ~ TtsE-
4 ASTING Caters. " isb AMI without heels,
l. Congress Caters with and without heels.
Lasting Front Lace CATER,
Glove Alt Caters, Congress and side Lace
Boots, with or UIr-Jut heels,
French slime. AMI hLstt1s-
Eil Slippers ane Bu-ki1s5
rurSa SNYDER d P8TZzaBL-
F9RrSH AEHIyAA OF GROCEEIES.-lo0
n bids prime .gCIgICs Sugar
7yH DO Powdered, 40 and Crushed Sugar;
$50 baEspr-e BIC Caf5ei
l5r 50.s .r.-szes.
100 Z, J3s 90
s. oGg- d Gov java and LaEUsy r. Coffee
s. hb.s kGcEersl -ss -r.e1;
90 zen agcEr.5
I5G boxes $ Up ard -CU'd Candles;
go ksrs Wheeling Nails assorted
lUJ boxes Tobacco assorted bra1uT
$4,000 Imported Nsglla GgsrE
Sygn1 assorted 5rruds co
IS bo1ss Sr1.cb Ee7rings;
S tisrces Frs-h Figs
8 bags Pepper, SPICE and Ginger.
febIf M&EF CHEATHAN.
Z QUOgs.-2oo bbs Pixies Magnolia Whisky,
l. $50 b5ls Robinson Co do
z0J b5Is Old Bourbon and O,d Reserve do
leo b5is American B-aldyi
% bbl5 do Gin,
90 b5.s Psagh BRANDY.
Also a large stock o. Fine Imported Brandie7 and
feb IS' Il ''' '-1 MSEF CHEATHAM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-09

THAT convenient fame dwelling the Franklin Turn-
pike nearths Is. Toll Gate occupied by J. 4 &c
Guar bell. ESQ The house contains four besides
kitchen, servants d. and has thirty ogr0und
attached. Suitable furniture he rrc red By the tenant
Oh reasonable 8yus e desired. P1ss assiyu given ued
ally. Apply 30 -.
nov. Is 4. s. LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-09
81. p. D0rris,

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
A this Foundry am masking Cooking, ParIOF,
q ana Heating stoves, of every variety, oiloNV
ware OF ali kinds, ABdIEous sad Irons and Wate Irons
ali Kinds. -
ALso, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, all OF which
propose soil Iogsue retail cheap for Cah OF 70
nunCIual dealers. Particular attention FaI 60 Roofing
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