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WANTED
wASHER AND HOUsEKERPER.

ny person wishing to take charge Of the Washing Fe
male School, worth about si2o0 S5D0 year,
situation BY applying AZ this Jllce.
AIss good Housekeeper and rst-rae location
psrnend department Of said Female school. apply
a. this Office. nOvl-d3r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13

B. n Willis, es. al Elizabeth O Childress, ct.
pursuance OF Of the County Court Of Davidson
rendered at the october 1852 in the above
will for sale theeour house In Nashville Saturday
81 Of December house and n grc1nd High
the Southern part Of the city OF Nashville The LOT
fronts 49 feet the East side OF said street. and bacs
200 the Tennessee and Aaama Railroad. The
house good orc< with and is in good repair This
property Is in the free territory, and is exempt from all taxes
beongs the estate Of Catharine Wills, dec and sold
pay debts Of for distribution among heirs
TERNs-A credit 81 years with will be
given, except fertile &C., which sixty
we'll endorsed and payable in hank viii be required, and lien
will he retained the Of said For fuh-
er particulars call on Nance & Woodward
FIR CHEATHAM, c. 4 NJ
d a.. HI
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CHARLES n. HALL,
wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DBALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VAIISES.
CARPET BAGS, &C.,
NO. 10 SoUTK sIDEPUBLI0 SoUARE.


NASHtAL41Es TENN,
rs nov IN receipt Il his Stock for FAN ana WVf,t.-
trade consisting Of Ladies, Misses and Chlidsns Booees
Shoes and Caters thin and thick soled h And utst bIs
Gents ne Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters, angle Ahadosb
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Brogans, Lined aud anlinsd;
do dc Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
dc do do DO Grain, water proof Boots.
use, both Home Eastern WORK. Men Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy Dutch Boots, &o.
Boots, Shoes and Brcgns also, Misses and Chdrsn Kid ard
Coat BOOtee Shanghai BO5s without
Misses and chdrsns Metals Tipped BOOts-a new Haes
TRUNKS.
Ain Ladies French Dress Trunks, hns sole Is,b.- -
framed trunks Yssss CSrpsi Bags. Ladies Leatbsr ss
Ec all Of offered at small advance on Esssrn Cost
,n ss r sscE fssliSE eonEdent tsa 49, I'M ined g
sepls-a oHAs. B. HALL,
Keep &c Before the PeODJel
VHAT he R1 Roads have agreed to tie following Low rates
From BasAVtIeto KaooOizs and an trns On IA E.,s
Tennessee and Georgia RalroGd 80 A''
Dry Goods and Az articles usually in arst and ,eoDs
Hardware bacon lard whisky barrels and an arcss cents
sugar noIasses bour, Leaf idsssso, and All article do
iodrta class; per ICE pOunas -..-.. - Is do
on Eas Pirgiaa and Harnesses RaRTosd qrss 49,. -
F-,, ela... D.r 100 DouDs q s'. ao''s'
TaaS S % DO
..-... s a
Ind from RashVazs . LyaeA6urg "a rrd "a ssgtis
toest tie Vgtaia q 7saasssss u n - Csrgl 6epos
EirA SAsss per iVV cent?.
oecono 40 40 81 Do
Ihira 90 90 eo-.-s- ------........---...--. - do
ko1rth 90 40 - DO
Great dispatch and safety given reght5 aa saving
The Iarns mentioned shove % pr-
ductye territory inTenneee and Virginia, Which, from geo
graphical position, ought Nashville supplies
worthy edort ade this by the Nashville Merchants nav
secure 70 he the large and increasing business o. Ibis ssa
Of country. =. W COLI
Oct5 Superintendent Nashville 4 chattanooEs R.
NFARsHAL,s NOTICE -Rebert L. ws.klev. Nc.
V Casn, stradr aDd 0thsrs Steamboat Banch- eVis
Libel in rem.-By virtue Of Wazranto issued iran. lie
District Court for the District Of Middle Tsnpfe IN -
above Gauss directing the sieboas Rsne
Iews her machnery boatI tackle, apparel and feite f
nader an Of the Hon West H. Humphreys Iniv N nj
oourt I, Jesse Clements, AarSAal tie said Jogrf a.
hereby make publication cf the arresr Of !. ~
beat hsr machinery boats, tackle, apparel ana ~ e snd
cite eli persons In general who have pretend 70 have nY
right, title or interest therein, to appear slors ts e nrs
said District Court at the count ia g.
ito, Nashville, he l5a daY fNorember isq ft ~
day, else the court day o0anr a. 10 sk in
the forenoon there % the czusss
sontraet civil and maeras fur1ishs sTc.s
dsed &C., and further do and receive "A ths hsha a ~
10, shall appeE.zin. fhia a7lh Oct. I95s.
JEssE orENENFS.
United Safes tlarshal
esnsda Tor Ne Nude Jstrss q gsaasus-e,
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DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.

FTOlN UcOTgfIlE Jtttse7t
pleasant unctuOus smulant peculiarly adapted the
cure who need aure OHc without much Of the al
cohol principle.
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From the Memphis Daily Eagle Enquirer.
1t has been by the highest scientific and medical
authority pure and healthy mulant entirely free from dele
rous admxure We recommend with perfect confidence
TO those require alcoholic smulan for medical pUT
Dos 'Days Valley whisky superior to Gin, Cordial
French Brandy Madeira Wines, and indeed all other
varieties spirits which sold in this Market for not Of
them can found in state. No intelligent physician
would the rsshnes prescribe Port Wine French
Brandy patient when patent all the world that they
had except by base compounds, in the Mississippi
Valley.
would suitable for medicinal and public puF-
noses CHAS. 7. JACKSON,
State Assayer, Boston.
It is without any deeterious admixture.
JAS. X. CHILToN, n. D., New York.
Entirely free from adulteTang ingredients frequently
used. JAS. J. MAPES, New York.
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article wher
they the Valley Whisky, it sold by the bottle and
only. WM.H DAILY,
Is South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAwoRTH GLENN.
sep2i-i3m
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Though much Of judge, and endorsed
by who that the Aromatic Valley Whisky, the
very poetry Od MonOngahea manufactured by VIM. H.
Daily, unequaed Purity" Flavor by any the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13

4 HAVE upward Of 100 head Of zee Fatting Hogs To-
sale win be ready TO drive By the e5h Of Novembef Ap
~ toR n. caro-. Rome, Smith county, Tenn.
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The Adams Express Company.
VIVA. STOCKELL,

VIVA. STOCKELL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTEREH,
WEuLEsAIE AND RElAIJ nEALR
HYDR ULIC CEMEN TS
Plaster Of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, TER
RIA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No, II broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
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IN THE wEEKL'

ONE DOLLAR per Square for the first FrT cESFs for each
subsequent serton.
Advertisements published in botE the Daily aud Weekly
be charged the full daily rates with halls the weekly
added.
Transient Advertisements mEss Be paid fer at the tis Of
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DIRECT LINE BETWEENTHE EAST AMI
THE GREAT NORNH-wEST.
The Greatest Facilities offered for tho Pro-
lection and Speedy transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for p
travelling IN charge thereof.
FREsGHTS FORWARDED.

By this Fire -hts OF all crpton can he arwavied
from Philadelphia Nv York, BOsGoa Baltimore any point
the Raroat1 Of Ohio, k=ntuky, lndana Illinois, Wscon-
Iowa, Missouri, ly Railroad direct.
Inc Pennsylyaua Railroad also c5nnects at Pttsburg with
steamers Wy which Goods he forwarded port on the
Ohio Musklgun, Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberand Illinois,
mississippi Ni5consin Missouri, Kansas Arkansas, Red
Rivers anda Cleveland sAndusky, aud Chicago with all
On the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shipper entTustng the transportation
ttsir Freight 70 this Company, ry with confidence
speedy transit
The raesof freight 70 any point 10 the West by the Penngyl
VEna Railroad at all times favorable charged by
otier Railroad Companies
U j T. particular Ia mark packages "via Penna r. K !"
Merchants pa the West ordering goods from the East will find
their interest 10 call the agents this Company
following places before Shipping letters addressed either
them the subject u egs will with prOmpt
p. }. sNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KOONS, 80 North street. baltimore.
IEECu 4 Co, No. , Astor House, No. !, s, YIN. St
n Y.
LEIGH 4 Go No 81 Kiby street, Boston.
II H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhUa
l. hOUPr, General Ticket Agent Phla.
THos A. sCOrf. General sup,t, AltoonA. Pa. Iians-n
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VIII be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks in Vrn
10 ChAtanoogA snd Dalton and Stations the Ra rsenEes
and Georzia Railroad a. six dollars paurs
To Nashyili and All Stations the Nashville Chatsnoog
Railroad, Al nine dollars per tor Of 2,u0O pounds.
Tuscumbia and Stati71s Tuscuuba an n,
Memphis Charleston Road nine dollars rer 1 and al Sta.
ions vest OF Tuscumba, Al twelve dollars ne- ton.
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Maury County Residence.


this 0Bics. nOve-d3t
MauFy County Residence,
NEAR MBIA, ron SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY REsIDENCE, new Brick build
ing, we'll appointed finely located ~ miles from
Columbia NJ Pleasant Pke in vitW Railroad 40
4 land young Orchard Of various kinds Of uts-a In
repair and good condition. for sale liberal
Refer JANE o. GRIFFITH Union and american 0@ee, or
% ne AZ Columbia A. b. ESTEs
noyq-diE
NASHVILLE, TENN, Wow ], is5s
EETB have this day associated Grocery susn
w W. II. BUTLER and 5. J. KEITH; the styleel ne
dfm however will remain as heretofore. We are very -
full 10 the community for their liberal patronage
tOSed, and hope that We not fail 70 merit their A
Wth eurneW Associates -
sOTS-d2n KIRKPATRICK, NByINs CO.
Extra Pine Sugar
me have just received direct from New Oan q mos
w OF strictly ehoce Sugar deeile5ly tss - ~
ze This lot Of Sugar has reacEeaoe h0sheOs Ae
all, and in most excellent shipping onaG;oo1 4 IN
Nos and Market Street.
SUGAH. ->56 bids fair 70 strictly prime aoa eho'es Lenis
-s TKRrE az, WILLSE0RD CO.,
Ard rfraaf
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TAM stl buying and win continue to pay highest market
= I RI WILL s. BOYD, Jr,
uov3-IW no. 50 Cherry Strssl
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To COrrespOndenIs.

y H COFreS p DID a e nIAs
1t will save great deal OfunnecsssTy trouble flour friends
in writing TO will bean in mir the following rules:
Always give the date Post Office county Stale in the body
Of your letter.
you wish the Paper changed from ece to another, give
both offices in full
II writs business and other Matters write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects he Of inOspn interest to he public
communications ofwhatsyer character will TecVs
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return ete Communications
All letters on business should be directed MeSsrs T. G.
EASTMAN CO., and not personally to either VI the Pro-
prietors
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Er.m Re M. Orlaan, Pfcnr,,
naIv.s Aromatic valley Whiskey,
DnIy,s Aromatic valley whiskey.

from the Crescent.
Not particle strycnine In 1.-THE best have tasted for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13
Daly,s Aromatic valley whiskey.
From, the Memphis Daily Eagle q Enquirer.

From the Galveston Ira
We hesitation in pronouncng 1t equal if not superior
l.. han rdrank
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~. THREE YEARS OLD WHHSklEs.
.TrE have in store bourbon and Rye WhisEgs
wv gs syss old WAis1S I've ys1fs 80 ~ 49, - 80
azs, snstl Asss~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13
Manny's combined Reaper and

ANs pipe pars Holland GH,i Just rsssiysa and IsS "a
- RsEN Wssskh ShoAs
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
One Square, year. SSe-Each additional Square, &c.
Advertisers exceeding tins space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
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CLASSIFICATION.
FIRST CLASS.

Spirits Of turpentiue, mphine, burning fluids an varrish
will only be taken 81 owners risk.
6unpoEder add friction matches, and other arti-
ces viii charged u each Road and only az
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9asb6iIlt Clinton anO 9mtritan.


IsRtes of Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
wRITs OF ERROR.

On motion by Mr.. WILLIAMS of Hickman, the
order of business was dispensed with, and the
House proceeded to to the consideration of House
hills on their third reading
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Extra Pine sugar.
MULEs ron SALE.

SUGAKs. bids fair strictly prime AND ehoes Leui'
CARrER, WILLSR0kD CO.,
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R. ID
nov6 IA Engineer Western Division
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NUW UEA NV liz
AM now in the city and engaged In selling county rights
for the State If Tennessee for the manufacture and sale Of
Patent Improved Bee Hives, the virtue and superiority
OF which have been testified hundreds the worthy and
eminent citizens Of country. The Of Hive
simple, and promise is the only Hive in the world
which proof Rgsin the bee mohe. Persons desous Of
chasing either family county rights Bee Hive
the world End for few days the Auction Rooms Of
hsrs Hardy Brothers, where will be Lappy them
july20-h JOSEPH KENT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13

TENNESSEE IRON COMPANY.
The House resumed the consideration Of the or
der at the time of the recess.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Hickman was entitled to the
Aoor but pleaded indisPosition, and expressed q
desire to have the subject postponed till next week
On Motion by Mr. MARTIN, this bill rs Ct in
cooperating the Tennessee Iron Company was made
the special order for to-day week
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
AWAY up In the northern part of Vermont,

AWAY up in the northern part of ermont,
says the Kn,ckerbocker, is primitive sort of
little village, called "The Centre" Here,.
not long since, the rustic youth of the vicinity
congregated for "dance," and dance they
did, said our informant, with an JUNCTION
unknown to our city bellies and beauX"
One interesting young man having "im-
bibed, rather too freely, became ''fatigued"
in the course of the evening, and wisely
concluded to "retire" for short rest.
A door ajar near the dance hall revealed,
nvitingly glimpse of u comfortable bed,
of which he took possession with a prospect
of an undisturbed "snooze."
1t so happened howbeit, that this was the
ladies Withdrawing room, aud no sooner
had he closed his eyes, than pair of bloom
ing damsels came in from the hall, and
began adjusting their dsordered ringlets,
the dim-lght of the talIow candle not dis.
closing the tenant of the bed. The girls
had tongues, Qlke most of their sex,) which
ran on in this wise -
"What nice dance we're having! Have
you heard anybody say anything about me,
Jane ?"
LA, yes, Sally! Jim Brown says he
never see you look so handsome as you do
to night. Have you heard anybody say
anything about me?"
"About you! why, sartin 1 heard Joe
FliCt tell Sam Jones that you was the
prettiest dressed girl in the ROOM"
Whereupon the dear things chuckled, "6x-
ed up'' little more, and made off towards
the ballroom. They had hardly reached the
door when our halfconcious friend raised
upon his sebow, and quite intelligibly though
slowly inquired
"Ha' you heard anybory say anything
about Me girls ?"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

The Vermont State Journal says: " Ev-
cry month has been marked by frost, and a
drought, severer than any known for many
years, prevailed through the Summer. But
under the influence of last week the grass
has started vigorously, and Strawberries are
blooming the second time this season.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

ABOUT two weeks ago cargo of slaves
of the inspectors-a young creole-informed
the government of the fact. That night be
was assassinated in his bed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

JUDGING from the illusions in the Boston
papers to late distinguished lawyer, we
would infer that, for the last twenty years, ,
all the wit of Massachusetts had been in
Choate.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

THE weekly mortality report of the New
York city inspector shows that the deaths
for the week ending on Saturday October l,
numbered 42O, a decrease of &c as compared
with the mortality of the week previons.
Two hundred and thirty two were under ten
years of age.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14

The third Congressional district of Geor.
gia is conceded to the opposition. The bal
lance of the districts are regarded as demo-
cratic though the vote in the seventh and
eighth districts is close.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-14
Singers Sewing Machines.

Re AT success 10 nla The mos, conclusive proof gr,nl
Judged by tins test there tabor
horr tie ruiic ratlc la singers Machine
Amer t,Hul-hng The CHEST rrpul"u the United
th', oNnibAs nj lhr late - N",lon tni,ersullr
franr,, ml'rr they carried Oh HE highest premium; and
great manilarnry them has been bui Paris
Ia branch .oi industry IN which be done
thu machines be used with Immense profit As the
"l th t" Train Is Ia yelling
singer Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
shthrr i"sNnaker carriage trimmer. sIier, halter Ac
40, should not be without lhc profit using
III, machines, regularly culoyed thousand Dollars
year Ia all private families where t!le much sewing
don" these machines Invaluable
nn h kcpcrs find them particularly convenient and profit
able hest machines simple III their construction and
strong and durable, being the only sewing Ma
"u" ma'e Ivy which sort of work. tine
u III, perfectly executed Thousands
less sewing Machines have been made auI sold various
itc> ht singers Machines ann, have found ever,
wlore 10 satisfy the wants ui The people.
lan printed Instructions Tor with each
'hiue from which readily acquire the
them The machines packed securely % AN
par, ri The world 4" all l'rs"ns dc'n particular
lurnat, Will application by letter either
forward copy u L. VI. singer CAS- Gazette paper
Who'll, devoted ~ Inc Sew Ing Machine interest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-14
Fall and Winter Goods.
1859. 1859.
- MI FL TT ARM An Agent

NNo LII call the attention OF the citizens Of Lncburg and
W vicinity To the arrival of his stock of FALL AND WIN
R GOODS, consisting part follows, Beaver
is black aud Boiel skln sack and Frock Ovcrcoas
Fashionable BuCk Dress and Fruch CoHs double
Business and sack Cashmere SUITS Heavy Grenada Silk
Ncr Black Doe SKIN and Fancy Cashmere Vests Pana
lunn 81 description, together with cuemens
uni furnishing Good, suc shirts, Neck ties and
tlihs. suitable Tor Youths and bo! Hats, Gaps zoos
al shoes, CUSTOMER nic and best Umbrellas
lr@nh' arp"t Bags; also, large stock OF servants Ion
TO winch invite Inc attention oI their
rntal for 'a>lI-r! mub being quick saics small
NV ~ Wv az ~ 10, Mum Nlttt sNI ZI.dt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-14
FRANKLIN d. Co,
WHOLESALE AMP RkIAiL
GROCERS & COnmiSSl0N MERCHANTS

FRA ~ KILN d. Co,
wuolKsAiE AMP RkIAiL
GROCERS & COMmlSSl0N MEaCHANTS,
Ne. ~ Nam Street .~st door 70 ti"ofg uareAouss,
LINC III l. II re, v A,
UIAvE ON HAND AND FOR sALE-
III 30 bags kio In gurA and Java coffee;
Extra T., Crushed aud Pui, orifed sugar
10000 lbs Leaksyiiie and Union Cotton Yarns
kegs Old DomBion Malta;
100 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt;
Il, boxes Adaninnnr and Iniiov Candica:
go sides good sole Leather;
tp1 bianAes.
10 to. lron aisnIse Relied, RaEd Bosc ser Found,
Oval and Hoop;
10 case heavy boots aud krogans Shoes:
West India nne syrup. Bacon Sides
sugar, Aarkert barrels Black Teas
Rice. spices, rcrIer,
Petre, Alum Exraet Lng~ood, indigo Madden starch,
Window tin Putty Wagon boxes, spades shovels, Trace
Chains stones Grind stone Fixtures iiWs sn, Nall
Ros Whiir Load. Zlnr Tanners I'll Upper Leather ons
shear and Blist.rrd steel AXes Coll Rope Hacking, fowic
Lead, Painted Backeis BrIes Nests III Tubs
Wrapping and wting Paper, Shoe bread I~ine Demom,,
Staple 0oods, such blcacic
striped rlaidz Lnssys Jeans, krrs Emil tlWhs
Fiannes bed Blankets Caiicocs Alpaccas with
general Of Tine and Liquors. MinAAc
re- Particular attention paid 10 the oi Tobacco MhcH
Flour and all other kinds Produces and prompt r'n
iances made sale vi oct -iAots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-14
T.i-weekly Freight and Passenger Line
EDR RAIIIAIOIiE.

-n-=. THE Powhatan Steamboat Company's Steam
sss.lssllSSers GEO. PEABODY, Capt RICHARD PRifcn
tn1 and BElk 1DERE Capt. VIM kEtNE, VIII ira'" kiri
N, mi for baltimore every Tassddy Thursdag and Stf"'fdy
Krtl RSisG will Baltimore for Ecnonl every I"esfdg
Tharsday and &ftardy. thereby enabling shippers AMI fa
o points other day.
k4r- Freight received in both places every day.
speed Comfort these fine Steamers are equal " not
SUPERIOR any to be found in this other
ct, These having been fitted out with splendid state
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended to The
ira, Cling aud frcgng community as the most comfortable
cheapest speedy mode Of transportation between the Two
points l.
Office, Sackoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel, or the Steamers Landing Rocket
u. X w CCRRIE, Agents. Richmond.
sept 7-dIy BRANDT, JR, No Light ST., Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-14

kN "a \. ysf ~, \, ~.
nmi att, AissI cd ~" passenger ralr' y" he run
the Souh,lr Railroad, leaving Iyncburg follows
Null Train daily ut II, \. VI.
second rain 'iJilA, except sundays nj 1880, T. VI.
Both these with the Richmond nanNilc
Richmond and the North The second tram connects
Pet, with the Norfolk and W tiuii
These also connect with three tri Ally lines OF
Steamships ny fot To New York, Philadelphia and
baltimore, all magnificent with the best HrC"nmoda
lions passengers The Railroad 10 Norok with
daily steam Packets To blllmurc.
The the railroad Co. 1ynollurg, Will
furnish any further Information respecting these nc-.
aug Its H. ID. BIRD. Gcnl Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-14
SlMI-BITUMINOUs COAL,

-
Willis Mountain Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmvllle, Cumberland Co., Va.
FuNllE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
Il SIDE lair'ad tumian! 10 deliver COAL from the
Piedmont sihcs the Git, OF l., uclbuIg established
Coat the island, and appointed H. +. SINS, We'll
known citizen of tins place. Agent lis and delivery
whom please apply.
TINS produced from the mines of DeBow Il Co.. who
competent miners and who prepared ship any guam
lily OF Gal that required III good order 1t
naturally from aud other impurities and
durable under combustion, than ordnar,
live cent Ii used Farm,
THEsE Mis- only about 30 miles this city
the grades the south side
oil competition in This market The prices therefore,
he reduced according 10 the quantity consumed Fer pres
cnt, they wil DC:
For crate Coal % cents per bush.
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