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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
ANNUAL STATE FAIR FOR 1855.

FWyAE Fifth Of Tennessee Agricu
tursl Bureau will be held at the Bureaus Grounds near
Nashville commencing Monday, Oct llh, continue du
the week. liberal list OF Premiums offered which tOgeth
with the rules and regulations Of officers judges
presented in pamphlet form, for grautous distribution may he
had application the Printing Offices Book Stores
in tie city. THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
NA,HvLLE, Aug. Goth. 1853
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.
ETT r. CORNELIUS, Agent thankful for past favors and
w indugences, would suggest that We have
more, and will be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, &c.
every description, for the trade and generally
Office and WaTerOOms 40 Spring street, Cherry where
will also keep general Of cheap Chairs Bureaus
&c will keep hand and make order every dcrp
Mattresses &C. Persons ordering may
rely having their orders filed. Respectfully,
W r. CORNELIUS, Agent.
SHAVER & Co., Proprietors apra6-tf
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LIQUORS.

SAn BBLS RECTIFIED WHISKEE;
0hNBND so bbl5 Old Bourbon
80 bhls Rye Whisky; 100 bbls American Brandy;
so do Gin; 100 do Walkers Xxx Ale;
% barrels New England Rum
Also, large stock Of fine Brandies, Wines, c in store and
for sale by
janlI 10. EDWARDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
ETE receiving store, the so
w boxes stultz's and Tobacco. This Tobacco has
reputation unsurpassed by MANUFACTURED Virginia,
guaranteed number
ALSO,
5000 genuine Rio HOndo Cigars
5000 assorted brands Cigars, direct importation;
20 baskets Mum Champagne;
100 or. chests superior Young Hyson Tea;
or. casks Maret Brandy, imported in 1854;
casks Rochelle Brandy;
s Old Port Wine;
do pure juice Port for medicinal use;
900 boxes French Brandy;
800 tarres Cincinnati Whiskeys;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
so barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars;
For sale low by DILLON & CO.,
jy2O No Is College street.
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SUNDRTES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and z;
200 . Pint, halfpint, and quart Flssksi
500 g Window Glass:
100 Tumbler8:
p kegs Boiler Rivets and Nuts
100 dozen BrOoms
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PlOWs;
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
jang7 TERRAss BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
The Old Dominion Coffee.POt

Is hemost economical for nothing being lost by evaporation
telling onefOurth Coffee required; while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.
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NeW HaFdWare 500. u -MaFket 81.


WNT NJ n. MIN CHIN, dealer IN HArD-7ARe Crr1zRT,
w GU1s, TooLs &cIs opening IL b. estlbhusns,
No A Market street, door
selected sock Of Harars Cutlery, Guns &C. uh he intends
ouerng eesy l9 lor cA OF % Prcmps dealers shct
time. Among the leading articles hand, win be found
the f0lloEing. Vizs
Pocket and Table Cutlery; CarpenierI and Biaklith'
Tools: Of every description and make large assouans
Locks; Hinges and Screws Flush square sove-
Spades Forks; Grndstoncs Crns and Rollers Rs and
Pistols; Double and Single barrel Shot Guns MIL Cross
and PITT Saws Cotton Wool and Horse Cards Trace Halter,
Wagon and Log Chains Haes and Collars Picks and h1
tocksi Curry Combs and Horse Brushes
OOK AT THIS.--Wehzve this day received 1900 Of
these extra Eagle Pncpis segars. smokers Who Presr
ms lee, should supply themselves n1eately We do1tex
agg When assert they superior any that have s1
Brought Dee in tFoyszrs. VESSEL & THOMPSON
TTVEAS EEAS--yIJust recive superior assortment q
Gfea ala lack Teas and for sale az reduced prces, b.
jane-9 81 VESSEL & THOMPSON
S00 KEeS WHITE LEAD, Just received
= va JAMES L. POWELL.
Jacks Jennets and Cattle for sale.
HAVE for sale NJ plantation, ia Jackson county, Mrs
5aess RON I've % sN years old q good size he ariss
For further particulars apply 20 tie undersigned az Nashville
augl0,lm wa. W. VOOLFOLK
Notice 70 Contractors.
PUBLIC letting o. al the oartuor, ling
"A sites necessy for the completion Of forty mikes
western division Of the Nashville and Northwestern Haoaa
from Hickman four DavIson) W n hed
at DTesleD, Tenn, saturday. September 18th
Sealed proposals fur the work Ig mila
EACH viii Re received until the morning Of september , as
Dresden, Tenn.
Plans and profes VIII be shown b Mr. r. Hefne r. T. IN
I'll September 3d AZ the Engineers Office at Hickman, KY
Terms mostly cash
The balance Of the read. nc
carly date By order 81 The board
augI6-a v. X. STEVENSON, Prest.
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~ y IHAYE on band several sls- - ~ u /.
fEs--SE7ssL CANT Family Coaches, some extra
S7Sf@~ 81 light patterns LJ-~t ~
iyI5-dn P P. PECK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

FENH0U OF this Coffee Pot have already been sold
the parts Of the United States rapidly
the increase. Wherever introduced, it has given the
complete satisfaction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

T. NJ HERMAN
Nashville Foundry a Machine shop.
81 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE,
MTANUFACTURES steam Engines, Flour. Grigt and say
I'VE Mills and Al Machinery Of every description WAFER
Whes Cider and Sugar Nils. Csns Ma,hinery max
ing syrup from Chinese cane
RaiIroaa and Contractors, Work, Muis
Powers DeE1ics- Bridge Castings and Bolt, sWiches Fr0
Turn tables, Tank Valves, &c.
Architectural Iron WOFk Of every descripaon
for Store Fronts DWELLINGS, Naaudas. Baceu Cemetery
closures Wants and Doors Banks and Business Houses il
Of the newest style OF patterns and well
fimisheds at Eastern prices The lgaie supplisd
with AndrOns Kettles and Wagonho favorable terms
July 27-d3m
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Board per Day

Board per Day, 81 .
do do Week, 90
do do Month, 90 90
Children under 10 years Of age and servants half price.
Horses, by the feed, 25 cts.--peT week, 50 so.
iyl-2m+ W. E. BRDINS, Proprietor.
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j. 7. MARTIN JANIS WIELESs. JOHN A. USHER.
FISHER, WIRELESS d CO.,
ROGERS, GENERAL OMNISSION
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON TOBACCO
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
I7l-
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Valuable Dwelling tor Sale.

Ts liberal CITY and country merchants will End
hous esr plsce Of reueat during sale hours, will
not allow drumming on any account whatever
suv 9O-t5 $50 TRABUE a LUCUs.
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nFFERsto his friends and the trade the argst and best
lscons Of BTsndies, Gins, Runs Por1 lasersa, snsres
and chapagne svez brought e Nashville consisting e ths TEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer.
THIRTY-FIFTu CONGRESS-FrRsr Sx..rny.
~ .suIScrnS Erppu.py 1890


WAsHIEGroN, FEBRUARY !, 1853.
SENATE Mr. DoolIiie presented petition from
citizens Of WISCONSIN,, making, by CONQUEST ar pur.
chase, the annexation IF Cuba. The army increase
bill taken up. Mar. Houston advocated the sub.
s'uton Of the borto. OF Rangers for regularly e:.-
listed troops; also, promotion from the rcnka instead
of civillits. long discussion enaa.i TO wherher
the Minnesota State, or the Pacific railway bill DO
considered. MIR. Mason seii there might br cir
oumstances, making il n.ressa1y Tor the Southern
States, i'll order TO determine where they stand IN the
Union, to take up the Minnesota aud kanaaS bills 10.
gether. Mr.. Wilson said such u conjunction WAS nll.
necessary, aud gave notice, that hiinsef and friends
would avail Themselves of all legitimate To re-.
FIST the admission Of Kansas under the Lscomp:on
Constitution. MIR. Hale said there never had been g
proposition that 80 seriously threatened the disrup
ton of the Union, as that Of Mr. VI asou's MIR. Crit
tsndeu opposed the connection OF the two subjects
and made an eloquent Union speech, which elected
much applause in the galleries.
HoUsE-A resolution was adopted FOR the appoint
ment OF O committee Of seven 10 consider reduc.
t,on of the expenditures Of the government neviga-
ton laws, and the eIpediency Of the abolition u! i'm.
port duties, and resnrt 10 internal taxaiion. Il RI
solution was adopted directing the Speaker 10 issue
warrant for tho arrest of j. Is. Williamson of New
York, who refused to appear before The Corruption
COMMITTEES 10 the case ~ Laurence, Ston- g. Co -
The expenditure bill spproprating $500 00D for the
support If The National ArmOries was passed, This
item was omitted ty accident, u last years aDpro.
preparations. Mr.. Parrot of kaHsas pr. sen;pd a re-.
nonstrance from the Legislative Assembly Of thai,
Territory, against the Gdmis lion Of Kansas under the
Lsoompon Constitution. Mr.. Lane asked the ad-
mission OF Oregon into the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
DIED.

At Col. Msrshalls. near Charlotte c. II, VA. on the
nnornin, Of the 30h of January 1883 MIS-. CLARA NJ.
MARSHALL, wife Of Mr. Thos. Marshall and youngest
daughter OF Capt Joseph F. Price, of the county OF Han
over
She had beeu married less than two years when her
husband and large family connexion we,e called to
her loss But tia, loss, which 10 deeply felt by
them ALL 10 greatly alleviaed by the assured belief that
Lows her gentle spiri. III qualified to buffet, into
that calm haven of eternal bliss which awaits all tho sin.
core followers OF Jesus Christ Sho did wait BE-
frightened confession OF her Saviour by tho aius OF
sckness aud the of approaching dissolution but
gave III meek and Jwy Saviour her heart In tho very
spring time Of her mild and peaceful existence. Those
knew her need not DO reminded how consistent was
her conduct and how amable her demeanor.
We trust that she 10 reunited with taat pioIs mother
Ia whose footsteps she tried walk and whose wise pre-
ccp,s formed her mind and heart May all her relatives
follow the pst leading them to those bright
plnins which are waered by ''the river of life"
The funeral will take place from the Second Bapt!r
Church. 10 this city. to-day. Tussday az y O'Clock T:
NJ Tho friends of her family, OF Thomas r. Price, and
George E. Dabacy, arc invited 10 attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
FIRE IN wAsuIN GroN CITY.

WAeHIseToH, Jan. 3l.-A destructive fire took
% Psnnsyvauia avenue, the former cite of the
nNk"' house. The 6rst house destroyed Was a frame.
o cupisd npo;hecary store by. Mr.. w. Hines
,h- house i. understood to have been owned by Mr.
Gro'gs J. John.ton. The adjoining house-elso .
frame WA we'll known to many old cfizsns A. tho
rrsit-nce of the venerable esquire Waters" 1t.
also, !. l-vslsd with the ground Two houses East.
ssrdy -"f bri"k-one Of which was formerly occupied
by Mr. Edw 'rd Owen, and both now unoocupied, were
cou-um"dthe vile ncendiary applied the torch to the
rsar "f one OF thess houses. Tbs next house-os
orck-wss owned and occupied by Mr.. Samuel Du
vail. The house ana store on tho West corner. own
I'd by Mr David Hines slightly injured. TIL.
hrem-n were out 10 full force and were exceedingly
active. The hose OF the Union company wa. cut in
several places, and an individual charged With an al.
tempt to d.fscs the suction eugins of The Same oom.
P:ny, BY artpg at II. wa arrested and admitted to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
TIE LECOMPToN CONSTITUTION RECEIv-
ED AT WASHINGTON.

Gen. Clarkaon arrived in Washington on Saturday
evening from Kansas Territory with the Lecompton
Constitution, which being addressed to the President
was Immediately placed in bis possession. The Union
says:
General Clsrkson informs US that the vote of the
Delaware Crossing precinct has been returned to the
eommissone3!or Leavenworth county, and was in
bis possession at the time the returns were opened
ana counted in presence Of the Speaker Of the House,
Pr sident Of the Senate, and Governor. aud that
amounts to something ever three hundred votes
This gives the Democrats majority In Leavenworth
county, and consequently majority in both branches
oi the L. gslature.
We are also informed that the free State vote said
10 have been rejected by General Calhoun because It
wa returned to Governor Denver, had not been re
turned at the time the aforesaid opening and counting
look place. |, was cast at the free State polls held,
under authority Of the Territorial Legislature, for
Voe OIL the Constitution, and that alone. and was not
returned TO the Governor, until the next day az
ssr the counting but before the publication of the re-.
sut by the speaker and the president, and was en-
o;.csd by them in their aggregate. Hence 1t is
claimed that all the frse State officers have been cleo
tsd General Calhoun will be here in q few days,
when he will doubtless furnish complete returns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
TUE pENNSYI,vANIA RANK

PHILADELPHIA, Feb IA meeting Of the stook.
holders OF the Pennsylvania Bank was held this af
ternoOn. The report of tho Directors presents sad
condition Of affairs. Among Tho colaeraIs were notes
of the firm Of President Allibune j. Brother, for
$l20 GOO-$l2,OOO Of which only were discounted by
The directors notes OF the IL npfeld railway Tor
$2S9UOO loaned without authority OF tie Board, and
many similar transactions hre reported. The report
recommends assignment, which will be considered
next week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02


VTTHY is it that so many suffer and rcpne and drag
w a miserable existence, untitled for the enjoy
ments and ordinary pursuits OF s when relief may
be obtained and health and vgor restored by treatment
convenient and SAFE we'll permanent in s
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease eliminating
In loss OF appetite vigor nnd distastc of social joys
undersigned tenders his professional services assuring the
sufferers in csndor and sincerity. pleasant, convenient
and proper prescriptions thorough and sound body
and mind without unpleasant restrictions hinderancc
from ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases OF private nature from whatsoever cause
either chronic structures, irritable bladder
&c-also, Scro!ua Asthma, Rheumatism, Piles, &C. skill
fully and successfully treated.
Dr. HARRIS be consulted. daily. between the hours
of 10 A NJ and p. and to 10 p. ~, at his rooms
1924 Main street. above lh, and opposite the Anne
rican IIstel No. ST. Sd Aoor Entrance MAN, 18th door
above lIth street.
Ladies of delicate constitutions, those suffering from
complaints peculiar TO their eek, invited 10 commun
cate send their address.
In order sesty oft.imposed upon community, that
there intention on the part Of Dr. H. humuc them,
he begs state, that fees remuneration will be
crived until entire satisfaction shall be given.
Patients OF the city, and whs make Il
nen CALL by stsng their case have medicines and
prescriptions sent TO any part of the country.
and strictly Iercural treatment for old
stitutiona of Syphilis. Call upon, address
K. b. HARRIS N. D.,
Consulting Rooms. sl, 3D. floor, opposite American Ho.
tel, Richmond, Va. Jan lf-ly
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MAR RIED.

MARRIED.
MANNED "a, I,o.e Valley, Abe nsre county January
7,h by the Rev Il X. Meade, MARY ST CLAIR GRAY"
FORD, aud FRANK W. HENDERSON, son of tho late
Dr. Thomas Henderson, U. g. Army.
National ln'c!lisencer requested 10 copy.
MAsa1Ep In the Presbyterian Church. a, Clsrksville
Va ON Sunday the Gath inst By the Rev. F. Whaey,
Mr. LEROY {. PURYEAR to Mics JANE Z. WALTHALL.
MARMEp By the Rev. J. w McKown, on Tuesday oven.
Ing the Goth inst the residence Of her father JOAN
Hssner. Esq. Miss SARAH j. HAGNER, TO Mr.. JOHN
H. JOHNSON, in.
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Z. 1IAYR'S

T.. MAfR'S
PIANO SALOON,
Opposite Breeder s. Fox, No. Els, 3ECnds;.
y BEG leave 10 inform the public thht ]
d have hand a lsrg" assortment ~ =" G[ssff---y1
perinr -. -.
fro 7, the beet IL tha c1ur:rr
~ Lisehlc a Co. Baltimore. wou;i y ri;rulsrly .si
ho attention of the public to the psnos nruu',c'urc -
Steiuway g. Sons. New York. 20 whom Nrca.s o: ~.
highest order have been awarded. IT. eom;e iuon
The best makers. as instance
Two First Prize Medah At the Mctropn,., ra.r W.
.on March, 1855
Fret Prize Gold Medal American Institute Cry,al -.
lace, New York, November lsoa
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland institute, Baltinor
November. 1856
First Prize Medal, American Institute Crys.p' rs-r.
New York. November. 1856.
First Prize Gold Modal, Maryland Institute Rats, -.
November, 1857.
All new Instruments sold this sHsbN.n:rr
FOR nye years, and kept In tune io' two 5ee-swt5c-
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country! ..
put up the Instrument myself d, any place desired
Several second Pianos tor SALE and old ard cew
Instruments for hire.
have also tor sale
MELonroNs.
with single and double reeds
vIoLlEs, GUITARe, DC.
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning o. repairs. 70.
srumen:s promptly attended TO-.
Letters please direct f. NAY
Care of Edwin Workman Co.. Richmond Is
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FARM iinis SALE

81 Saturday, 18Th February m-xt upon the premises
Z , will be sold to the hshe; bidder The Farm I,iug
around Chesterfield Depot in tho county Caroline Il
contains ~ acres has abundance Of Pine Timber for
Tor Rail Road wood, which s ia demand upon the pre-.
miscs The Dwelling is ,wo.-tory building containing
large and airy with all necessary GU, buildings
located within 10 yards Of the Depot This place. There
IL well OF excellent water in tac yard and Superior
Peach Orchard near by There's alsJ large S,orehoue
Tai!Ors shop, &c, iinmcdi .trly upon tie Rail Road!
which has been renting Annually FOR SEQ. This land will
be divided ;n.o two trHcs il tcrer; aid upon large
For'ion o the purchase money, long credit will be
given.
Jan 22-c'd l.. w Rl'RRISS
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COMMIssIONKK'S SALE OF SLAVES

fIsf4'V' TsIN WI
NM ILL be sold NJ B'arrrian berot In Hanoye. a. -
w y, on WEDNESDAY, ihc l7lh day Of F.l:g g.
1855, II fair, no., the mex fair day to tho higLc
der, ~ public auction, V luhhle woman. o.
old with four likely children, being par, OF the IL.
properly lately held by tie w.,Dw al Sa'knnie Dicsa,.
decd. Sold un':.r decree OF Hanover County Cour B..
the suit o! DickiLtnm n.ninst dickinson, &c
Sale to commence AT IL O'Clock, 4. NJ. Terms cA.h
Feb 2-ctdf e. q CiRISWOLD COM
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$1,000 Prizes amounting 10 Observation-Disclosures. S2l9 $50
The Is 0GU Prizes 70 20 are determined by the last
figure OF tl- nuni5rr ihut draws he Capai-ii /. va
rdd numb = then every odd number Ticket will lie
lied n 81 81; it l. Me- even number, then every
number Tckr. will br entitled to g 30 in ADDITION TO .ry
,ther Prize the Ticket may draw
Bank Notes ot sound Banks taken At par Checks On
New York reinltcd Tor prizes.
Address orders for tickets Certificates of Packages
of Tickets to ANDERSON " sUN, Managers,
Ianl Mason DR. Savannah. lie
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Feb V. hahi w ELl't6
RARE OLD BOOKs-IN GOOD CONDITION
FsNHE Knight. Of Mhha-Thc history Of the Knights
Hospi.allers Of st John of Icrusaau. styled after
ward. the knights Of Rhodes and present the Knights
Mnta translated from the French by Mons Liable de-
verol; 5 vols l2mo. calf; London, l774; price ST.
Bayles Historical aud Critical Dictionary Translated,
with lie Of the author by De-. asizeax vols folio,
half Russia calf extremely tine copy very scarce l1si
$50.
Bayles Dictionary L. very useful work Tor those TO
consult who love the biographical part of literature, which
Ia what love most DIR Johnson.
Mrs Inchbalds Collection of Farces and other Alter
p!cccs-7 vols, lamo, halt calf Price So
Burrs Trial-Repous OF the trials OF Colonel Aaron
Burr Gate Vice President OF the United Sales) Tor trea.
son sc 2 vols, svo law sheep; lsU5 $40.
Lstimers SeImons-Tkc sermons OF the Right Rev
Master Hugh Latimer Bishop OF Worcester. many q
which were preached before King Edward W. the Prvs
Council Parliament and Nobility the Religious ard
Civil Liberties of the English, &C., which Is preixed
Bishop Latmers he vols sVo., calf; London, l75s
g 50.
The Poe,cal Remains of the late DR.. John LeydeE,
with Memoir Of his life: by Rev. james Morton; sv3,
half morocco; London, 1919; SO so.
shrrlocks Discoursesseversl Dscour-es preached st
the Temple Church, by Thomas sherlock ID. D bate
Bishop Of London. vols svo calf London, NE; Sc.
Helve,ius on Mana Treatise on Man. his ntelectuni
faculties and his education by 81 Hclvetius vols svc.
calf; London, l777; So 30.
Hevetius on the Mind-Do LEsprit; or Essays on The
Mind and its several Faculties by N. Helvetius; ESQ.
calf; Albion Press, Isle; 81.
Hume's Essays-Essays and Treaties several sui
cali; London 1854; s..
Matte Bruins Great Geography-A system Of Unvers"
Geography description of all parts OF the World on
new plan according the natural divisions of me
Globe accompanied with analytical, synop.ical and r't
mcntary tables by Matte Brun, with additions and soee
lions ia G. Perc!val vols quarto full sherP' eoS'o
''''' ''' f'' ''' JAMES woonHousE CO..
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS And VALICES
n HAVE on hand lnrse and handsome assortment :"
the above, 10 which the attention. Of the public Is ass
ed, consisting OF the following styles:
Ladies' Sole Leather dre" Trunks
csr,., q" T.unks
Ladies' dress Hou'e
Bonnet Boxes, several qualities
Rest Sole Leather Valices
q Buggy Trunks
With large supply OF low priced Trunks and ysl!ces q
every style Those in want Of Thing in this line WI
10 well TO give 4 call, at No. -. Main st.
Ian 30 JOHN c. PAGE, JK.
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BY 4. b. COOK & co, AUCT.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES II

AZ TUESDAY, the :ji day ut Frh.rhgv go IS: q
- orOck. siall expose Ia srr public auc,, -u .
Tie cit Richmond ~ the store al N-ssr. T. o. 10.
II Co. No - Main street, -undry Slnvcs undc.s -o..
Ut IN" Circuit Court OF Spof-ylv mia County IN 80
oi Warning W. Wexford. Among ;h"G T. rnsr T.. .
also. n superior snTvan., women. a girl u vs.....
boy. n"d Tvs" children Ties" servants sccu.orr.,
10 houscwork and can b" recommended Terms cs.l
CHARLES G. wELLFORD. Trus,r,.
Sale conducted By L. II. Cook & Co. Auc;.Gaeers.
LAM
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aver COATS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-we
U have on hand large lot OF Over Costs, which
Offering greatly reduced prices TO reduce
by Spring. ALo rich Velvet Yes,s st very low prices
DAkRACOTT, HARRIS co.
Psbl Successors 70 Merchant. Wsisiser Co.
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4 DESIRABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER Fur SALE AT PUBLIC

HCY virtue Of deed Of irus, and decree of the Cir.
Ac cu Court Of Gloucester vii, sell, n, Public Auc.
Hon. for cash. Monday the 18Th duy .. February les
"ich in Gloucester COUNTY, York river which was cor
vcycd by John W. Fox 10 Tor he purpose Of So.
cirn. debts due Thoma. Smith & Co
The property If very desirable one containing $40
acres Ia good stnc OF cuvH;on and has upon il a com
Portable dwelling house aad "'her buildings
Every inciliy f"f the transportation Of produce b.
steamers sl vessels possessed ard the river flats in
front OF the land abound in oysters aud available for
oyster planting I" h!:cat extent.
WIN. B. TALlAFLRRO
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