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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
SALE AND CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
SALE AND CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
Dissolution.
EyIIE partnership business conducted at Hicks China Hail.
&c Public Square, Nashville, in the Of A. H. Hicks,
was the Both July, 1855 A. H. Hicks having pur
John G. HoustOns entire interest and solely
sponsibIe for the settlement Of said business
SALE.
A. H Hicks c. E. Peacher his China Hail. with all
outstanding claims due the made since the day
July 1854 who is alone authorized to collect the All
claims against the establishment, against A IL Hicks, wi lie
paid by him az the old stand, 46 Public Square, Nashville
Change of Business.
A. H. Hicks ismakng arrangements t. continue business UP
STAIRS at the old stand and will open he get
up general assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
he will be pleased all his old friends and customers.
augI3d&E2w A. II. HICKS.
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SHEITHLAND, PADUCAR,
I eleestIA LOuisVilies ST. Louis, and eiie1.si1
- ueInFhis Regular Paek-a
efSs leaving Nashville Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays Saturdays at 10 o'clock, A. NJ The
splendid passenger Steamer
nnetOnkas Capt h &. MatheneEs
will Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James W. Humts
will leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock
A.. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
blanche Lewis Capt j. L. Batemams
will Nashville Tuesdays ard Fridays at O'Clock, A NJ
The first class light augh passenger Boats and will
leave regularly appointed days, making connections
Paducah with the q $ Mail Packets for the above named places
For freight orpassage apple on board or to
June "a A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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FOR ConnciInen.

II We are authorized 10 announce J. ". colExAE
dida for Councilman the Second Ward the ensuing
ncipal election. did
II We are authorized to announce c. =. II. MARTIN
candidate for Counean represent the IA Ward the next
municipal election. rrt Isl -IF aug26-dtd
II We authorized announce jams B. cRAloBElD, as
candidate Councilman to represent the 5th Tbrd at the
next municipal election. auga-dtd
1--we authorized to announce R. W. MceAvOcK, Esq.
a candidate for Councilman from the Third Ward ct the ensuing
municipal election. augI3d
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IN ORDERING TICKETs OF CERTIFICATI


money address for The Tickets ordered,
receipt Of which they viii BE- forwarded By first mall Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they tsgnate
Of Drawn numbers and Prizes viii BE- ssnt to pur-
clssers imnaiiiately after the drawing. .4
IT r Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and stte-
N = Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payable in full
NATURALIZATION
IT. prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately alter
the drawng-uher prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
An Communications strictly confidential
Address ouie,s for Tickets CertfcabsstO
y. SWAN & Cos Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery Ala Atlanta, Ga.
can have their orders d and i hy addressing > swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
II list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel with
the Of the prize that each one Is entitled to- will b. pub
IsheI after every drawing, in the following
tGa) ConstitutiOnaist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inrncr
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgsn Richmond
Dispatch, Dispatch, Pauldiug (Mssl Clarion, and
Little Rock LArk.l True Democrat. iy-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

ind the following ohasuge in the Lebanon Herald:
have yesrng colt that any colt Of the age
Wilson Sumner, pacing mile out for the blue ribbon, at
Lebanon, the fourth day Of the Fair, Come up Old Wilson,
with your Uncle Toby Tomais COTpbotoms and sanghas
Who's afraid RuBERT WILBURN,
Dixon Springs, Smith Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

UUNUu8A % m 10 HeDFTI1s
TUyHE hot weather and o. the city re- q SEN-l
mind ~ flattde 1a1sua UtEu have been q II
accust0med 70 Hee0ne friends and patrons = ri
delightful Waiering Place, il az hand.
Daly Applications Rooms, this season. thoaIs
annually tongs CoTOOSA, l. only A.
eesy inform iHs and the public that COTOOSA VIA
be opened on The hrst Of suiy.
Our Old German Band vii be present 10 give tea
Welcome lyss2ml BATTE7, HICKMAN & MCDONALD.
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EREsE MACKEREL.-alGO whole and half barrel,
ia New Maskee pat up tbs season, just received direct oE
11 s1gRs ga 70 ''s - SARezR, MsKAr a 90.
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By TELEGRAPm.
Inlprssling go -.

- ~tas-A ~ t4s.
LoNDos Aug g5Fhe Enper Of France returns 20 Paris
tomorrow EEsg
The King Of Prussia sick visit Victoria Her assy
returns home on Monday.
The Chinese Empire opens trade 70 an nations ne etssr
religion viii be allowed, oatie agents admitted
Full indemnity will be made to Engand ma Frsnce 10
mention is made Of Auie7iea,
The Treaty with China.
ST. PrrrsbrRo. aug. slst-The tea Of peace Win China
gives great satisfaction to the Emperor and Court.
No News from India.
ALEXANDRIA Aug 9The steamer Madras arrived at suez
on the 9Th with Bombay dates Of Juy lsh Nothing further i'm
portant from India
The Atlantic Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Aug No commercial intelligence has been Or
viii be transmitted through the Asate Gable unlths line is
opened fer the Public.
4 Case of Eight Months Sanding oar,d By BGRKAEES
FOLLAED BLTZERS -MtcHAIa KEtLy, No. III Seventh,
near Grant Street, says:
Last Ily while running the river, on cottonboat ply
inc between Natchez and New Orleans, taken with Fever
and Apue For eight long months suffered with this
dscss The greater part this time work, aud
sen at fifty dollars for different meone, but found
permanent relief Three weeks one Of friends insisted
upop ny trying BEHAVES HOLLAND BITTE spying at
After taking Tor one week must stSte
was sound man. have work for weeks
have rad no return Of the Chills and Fever Ehatevcr
Aeef'i'' 'l'' -" THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond H0uss or az p. czesfey's f9tfis HaH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

ALEXANDRIA Aug. sThe steamer Madras arrived at suez
on the eth with Bombay dates Of Juy 18Th. Nothing further i'm
portant from India.
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The TreatT In ChIna.
No news from India.

sr PETEsbuRo. Aug 9lst.The teaty peace with China
gives great satisfaction to the Emperor and Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

We call the stsnon q readers and the phe to the large
sale Of BE. +. sHIrl advertised FOR his morning alto o'clock
By reference to his adrersnt VIII be that this
of largest s yet MADE hs HIN Of goeasof seHarasr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

VNHERE can be had at D. BLUlrs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Esta6lishmd1t Seals for Masohs, l. O. 0.
Plank Road Companies Courts States, &C. &c Also steam
boats, Post Office Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved to order for
Backsmiths Sversms, in fact for those Manufacturers
who may wish stamp their hands and address upon their work
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver Gold Brass Iron
ITSELF
Stencils Of kinds made to order. JeHely made and re
paired. R. D. BLUM.
Deaderc street, from the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banne Ohce. augI-i6cW3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

Npert chan AZ our chow has he sudaey to charge that there
has En cohsizhls '7irepullng going naey beWeen le
United States and Great BEtaln.--LebQRga Herald,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

qhs Eebaron Eaals q the sh SAYS aecrops = hat rzs
ars suasng foe4an Iaeeurn II some oealisies, WI unss
tonsy Be- cut ofat leaat ono a Early corn, Hsa guera
thing, Win ssrnsut lsl-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

ANDREW J. SMITH,
NO IS, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRONs CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEI, Axis, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all other articles his line Of business which he offers
wholesale and retail, for cash. At the above stand
feh6-ly
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TEACHER WANTED,

APPLE PEELERS.
DOZEN best Patent Apple Peeers just received and ior
j by Tsugall J. W. WILSON.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Aug 97.o commercial intelligence has been or
will be transmitted through the Atsae Gable uathe line is
opened fer the Public.
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'srt chap at elbow suggests that it WAS oAts mat
Ter, and 50 they 6reRpsai It.
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NASHVILLE.

knong the distinguished strangers the city, ne n9es h'
H0s JoaS r. skTAoE hs Representative IN Congress ron tes
s,r-fe as.t-fof
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DRANDT.s-I sask superior old Oiard, Dupsy Co, fe
ID als9 IERAAsS BReIHzl.S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-28

TEyRACHERS WANTED.--A gentleman and his wife,
qualified charge Of Male and Female Academy.
and to the branches usually taught first class schools
that character, obtain permanent and profitable situation
In Dyersburg Dyer county, Tennessee by making immediate ap
pcaton The situation eer unusual Inducements to teachers
who desrea permanent location. Address
T. g, SAMPSON,
suglI~E3t Dyersburg, Tenn.
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Regular Passenger Packets,
TENNESSEE ANn ALARAmA RAIARoAD

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after Wednesday. lsth Of August, 1888, the trains
y Will : follows
Ga r = -
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
GREAT ATTRACTION--THE BOYD PRO.
PERTE IN MARKET.

when he will be pleased to sec all hi, old friends and customers
augI3d&W2W A. II. HICKS.
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EACH sATURDAY IN AUGUST

5s4S5 Prizes amounting to s3SOsOOO
WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES So; QUARTERS S21E.
Circular showing the plan of the E1Ot.
teries will be sent 10 amy one desirOus of
receiving it,
CERTIFICATES OF PACK AGES Willie sold at
of,tl,- vrlc fltar fgt
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TAW q BEERS

CHEAP and durable compound for Frasinr The azlrB
~ Onlmibuses, EarriagesP Carts, Bray and
Wagons; also economical and durable lu1ridafor
Heavy Machinery Il E not gum, and Is not sGsctsd
By heat oT cold oFsale Tin Cans Keg5and Barrels
EVEN, PENDLETON 4 co.
" ". BERRY DEMUTILLE,
A. STRETCH,
10. q. BROWN,
Al n-----f-t. Ill. rl.-..-.
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oscEOLA, THE sEiuNoLrl or. rss Rsa Fsuu a ~
Hover LAID. By Capt Rad Bs.a. iiiu,,r-,.i - u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-02
XIrRInIa NcMs.


The Charlottesville Advocate says:-"John
Whest I, who was sent on to the last May
Circuit Court, upon a charge OF felony, out
who broke Jail short time before the sitting
of the Court, has been rccaptured, and 10 now
10 the Winchester jail, awaiting the requs'-
ton of our Sheriff Oaks, who stsuds charg-
ed with malicious!y shooting Arcbelaus
Balumv las. spring, but who avoided appre-
hension BY escaping 10 Missouri, has return
ed, aud surrendered himself"
A gentleman residing in Chesterfield, q
short distance from Petersburg. says tbs I
his promises were visited on Monday night
BY huge black bear, that came from the
direction of Swift Creek, his tracks being
plauly perceptble through one of the gen.
tleman's fields, and for some distance back
in the woods, where they were lost in q
tuicket.
The Albemarle Circu, Court adjourned at
late hour Of Friday night week. Owing to
the fact that the Court inadvertently failed
t. sign the adjourDing order on the common
law side-which was not observed until the
next day--the Judge was sent tor, aud re-
turning on Monday, re-opened Court tor the
sole purpose of supplying the omission.
a man by the name Of Murphy, was com
mittcd to the Jail in Mooreicld, on Friday
night last, charged with the crime of muir
dor. the murdered man was Mr.. Armsn-
trout, and the murder was cocmlttel same
l. OF Is miles south Of MooreGeld. Murphy
has confessed the murder, but says he did 1t
in sell.defence.
The vacancy in the Mayoralty of Char
lottesville, occasioued by the resignation CT
Mayor Early, was filled by the Board of AL
dermen, on Tuesday last, by the election Of
V. W. Southnll, esq, as Mayor for the un-
expired term.
The grand jury of Norfolk are inssisuting
rigorous investigation into the acts of incen-
diarism so frequently perpetratsd there, and
have already information which will lead to
detection.
The Petersburg Express says that the it,
PRODUCTION of the GalVaDio Battery, by DR..
Alfred Whitehead, in the practice Of DENTS
try in Petersburg, has been attended with
the completes! success.
There are ten more students patriculated
at the University of Virginia, this season,
than ever were matriculated on the CORES,
ponding day of any previous session.
A man named Sapp, has teen arrested
near Morgantowu, Va, for the murder Of bis
wife. He implicated othara, but, upon in
| vestigatlon they were discharged.
The Fair of the Virginia State Agricultu'
raj Society, commenced at Petersburg, yes
| terday.
The mother Of Hon. A. H. II. Stuart, died
OF Stanton, on the Goth u,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-02
An Economical Telescope.

To obtain cheap telescope Tor family use,
which will cost bot few shlllings, and he
equal in power to the one with which Ga!-
heo made all his discoveries. the Ne" lofs
Commercial says We must procure from an
opteisn u Sc iuch object glass that H. a
convex glass, which produces focus OF the
suns rays at sc inches, and one-iuch eye
glass, THAT is, a convex glass which produces
focus at | inch Employ tin-piater to
make two TN tubes, one about 80 inches long,
and abs Ut 4 inches III diameter, the other
10 or IL iuches long. and in diameter such
that it will slide comloitn bly, inside the iarg-
er. Tbe inside Of these tubes Should be first
painted or otherwise lined with dull black.
A. toe end of the larger tube, an ingenious
workman will find Do difficulty in securing
the object glass, so that no more than an
inch diameter of it shall be exposed, and on
the end of the smaller, the eye glass must be
fixed. When the open end OF one tube Is 10
serted Tito the open eud Of the other. SO that
the two glasses shall be about 81 inches
a,sr., telescope will be present which
will magnify the diameter Of objects sc times,
or, in other words, will make heavenly Oh
jects appear sc times nearer. Win such
teleseoy the satellites. of Jupiter, the cres-
cent OF Venus, and the inequalities OF the
surface of the moon, may be distinguished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-02
TeIeRraphtc Dispatches,

New YORK, Oct 80. The anniversary OF
the John street church, the first Methodist
Westinghouse erected iD America, was held
to-day. The exercises commenced IN the
forenoon and continued almost uninterrupt-
edly to a late hour in the evening. Among
she sneakers were the venerable DR.. Bangs,
Rev. j. p. Newman, Rev. j. b. Wake!ey,
aud Others. The services we're deeply inter
os.ing. The church was densely crowded.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-The total number
Of d aths from all diseases in the Charity
Hospital, for the week ending at Fix O'clock
last evening, was ouo hundred and seven, OF
which eishty-one were from yellow fever.
The deaths from fever in the same HstltL-
ton for the past twenty four hours were nine.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-Y Yesterday afternoon
the root and upper walls of brick house in
course of erection in Washington avenue,
fell, severely ujuring five workmen, enc Of
whom, Thomas Gagan, has since died.
ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 30.--In.ense excite
ment prevails here in relation to toe Con
gressional contest Last evening, a bes OF
one thousand dollars On Reynolds against
Corning was made, and twenty thousand
were offered. The odds seem 10 favor OF
Reynolds.
New ALBANY, IND, Oct. % Horace Bell
has been released on bail. lie has just arri.
we'd he.e, apd Was received at the theatre
with tremendous applause.
PIrrsBURG, Oct. 30.-The Obio river Is
now in good navigabe order. aud steamboats,
are to-day taking freights TO all the towns on
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-Mr. Battlefield ar,
rived here to-day with v!e~ to procure the
protection of tho California overland mail
which, he says, could lie rendered at CON
parntively small expense, aud enable him to
shorten the time of the transit to twenty or
twenty-five days. :.
General Paez and suite this afternoon din
ed with the President and Cabinet at the re-
sidence of MIR. Cass, by invitation of the
latter.
General Jsrez to-day delivered to tho Sec
retary of State letter lrom President Mar
tipcz, making an apology for the oiteuslVe
allegations against the United States III the
manifesto issued on the occasion Of the con
tract formed with Monsieur Billy.
Our government has no complaint to make
with regard to France, in connection with the
movements in Central America. 4 new
contract has been enter'd into by General
Jarcz and Philadelphia company, represent
ed by }. c. Vandyke, for tho Nicaragua
Transit Line. The administration knows
nothing tficially this transaction.
The report that Geo. Saunders has gone to
Kansas on business for the President and
will likely succeed to the gJvernorship, has
no truthful found ltioo.
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IA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1888
Letter from middIeburg, Va.

Correspondence Of tie AIerandria Gazette
MIppLEGURG, October 29.-RELIGIoUs.-A
ser:e. OF discJurses have been delivered here,
in .be Presbyterian Church, By the Rev. MIR.
McMurrain, of Fairfax His styles impress
siye. and well calculated 10 arrest the atten-
ton Of his hearers. The Rev. Mr. Fletcher,
the minister in charge of this Church, is
truly IN earnest ard untiring laborer IN the
VINEYARD Of his Divine Master. We have
listeued to him in the lecture-room, night
after night, week after week. LILO at once
engages the attention, and secures respect
for MS piety and confidence 10 his zeal, still
renewing the interest at first felt 10 his dis
courses.
BLOOMFIELD REvIyAL-A revival has been
gong oil Tor some tine in the Methodist h.
Church ut Bloomfield, with considerable sue
cess.
WOODLAND DEBATING SOCIErY.--At the last
meeting OF this Society, Nv hl;h Is she grea-
ter source OF knowledge, Reading or Ooser.
,ation," was we'll discussed decision given
10 favor Of Observation.
MIppLEBuRG LYCEu4. This institution,
we understand, Is likely to become liked
TACT. Itincreases its membership every meet
ing, and, we are informed, the gentlemen
aequit themselves very we'll. Tue selection
OF proper subjects for debate, tends much to
keep up the interest 10 an organization OF
this kiah.
QUARTERLY MEErr:G.-The Third Quarter
ly Meeting Of the Methodist + Church will
Commence here tomorrow.
CHILD DESTROYED BY DoG.-On Weines-
day morning iasr, about three miles from this
place, near Mr.. Fcancis's Mill, negro boy
discovered that bis masters dog had child's
foot in his mouth, ard CO reporting the fact,
his N as;er repaired to where the dog had been,
and upon searching, found portions Of a newly
born infant. The head, foot, and some
portions of flesh, had been torn from the body
by the dog. Upon investigation before Co
roner's iDqaes!, il was ascertained that the
child had been left where it was found, by
colored woman, belonging to Mr.. John Fran
cis. She has been committed TO the Leesburg
jail. Report says, that after giving birth to
the child, she returoei to her masters house,
aud prepared supper Tor the family.
INOHOO.
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pUirs.

The most successful exporter Of apples
from mi 'nnt-y, +. l. pelI, Of Ulster coun-
y, NV Iork, o"cs considerable portion of
his success to careful picking and careful
ha"!ling The iruit Is picked one at q
me from Tie tree; when transferred from the
hani-5I--c; t. the larger ono, only two are
K y at lime by ha'd. L 'cse baskets are
then drawn. not even Oh o spring wagon, but
20 q sled, to the building for storing, 50 az
to secure them from jol,ing. When packed
N barrels they are again taken TWO vt a time
~ hand. They are drawn on sled to the
N)rth River, aud lifted by Two men on board
rho steanh boat, TO be taken to New York
AMI shipped. When lowered 90 sbipboard
tbey are caught one at time, on mems
shoulders, end carried carefully to the
coolest part Of the ship. At London they
are carried by two men on a hand-barrow
with the same care that we carry q costly
looking glass. With these precautions they
arrive in udon in better order than mar
kct apples usually reach our own cities, and
having been carefully selected, sell for 80
per barrel, and sometimes as high as $50
Few OF our farmers II is true, send their az
pies across The Atlantic, but would it not re-
pay them we'll to exercise the same care in
handling them for home mai kets or domestic
usa1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-02
The OIden Tim es.

On Thursday last, We were agreeably sur
prised and delighted, to meet in our quiet
little villsge, two venerable gentleman paying
a visit to the place of their nativity, to,wit:
Our old and esteemed friend Cato Moore, esq {,
Cashier of the Valley Bark, Cherlestown,
and his younger brother Thomas, OF Fauqoi-
er County, Va. After LAPSE OF 50 years
for the younger brother from his home, and
81 wears separation between them, strange to
say. that they were met by four cotempor-
aries Of nearly the same age. Daniel En,iler,
aged 70 years, Abraham Snyder, aged IS
Years. Cato Moore, aged IS years, Thomas,
seed ~ years, Albert Humrickhouse, aged
70 Years. Morg ap's Saul, (colored,) aged 50
YEARS. and kind enquiries were made tor
Rutberford's Tom, now belonging to +. l.
Lee. ESQ, eyed SO years. After tsSIrg
suryey of the whole town, and examining
svsrv mart Of the new Bridge, &c., our veneer
ala visitors babe us an afectionate farewell.
Nav there be many years in store ior s e1em
Of nssce and plenty. God bless then'-e"ep'
6srdssovn Register.