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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

MANUFACTURERS or
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS
liEY are prepared 70 execute. promptly, orders
ent for Heir WHEELS made eacastey Q/Msbest ~
giHia Coal Bast Charcoal Pig :
THEY RErER
Jons r. Mcdaniel ESD President Virginia Tennessee
Railroad Co
EDw. H. GIL, Esq, superintendent Virginia and Tennessee
Iaiiroad Co
TBos- DopAMgAD Esd, Superintendent Virginia Central
Railroad Co. ~" ~ ~
Mr. SAMUEL PgrERs Master Maehinsi yhgIna Tenncs-
Railroad Co. LIZ ~
Mr. ARCHIBALD Poe, Master Machnisi Virginia Central
Railroad Go. ar. H. ''-'
JosEPH X. ANDERSON, ESD, Richmond, ya : =. -
Messrs. MoRRiss, TASSEI IL Co.. do d, .-=-
Francis MLoKY Esq., President Norfolk and PETERSBURG
lairoad Co. l.,4 go b. 80
VIM MALONE ESQ., Chief Engineer Norfolk aud Petersburg
Eairoad Go. ~, - . 80
ADAM DESMEAp, Esd, Baltimore, Nd. --r-.
4. WYATT Co.. Charleston sc ,. 4tE
Wa ]. Asp1sas, Es9.. Aehe Ala. s.r s=f=z
WIG SWAN, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn. I'D
GENERAL JACKSON MOTION, Pensacola. Floridu
Tho business ut the LANGH0RNE FOUNDRY will bereaf
Ter he conducted by the subscribers under af u b.
DrAsE, JH, Il soy. II. II. DEANE In -
ap i6-c2tawts. r. BROWNE bEAyEs
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NJ ew COncern
OCTOBER Path, 1859.

New Concer
nN the 1st Of January next the The
~ announced. In the meantime, tic House will be-
conducted the undersigned and he hopes his friends and the
puuiic will continue extend to IL the liberal patronage
which long enjoyed Every aenionw i'll e paid
finest and complete Of goods
in Virginia will be sold upon accommodating torms.
~ X IT, GLASS;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

I. = Nor AN Ikspxosxr.Y he iiarper's Ferry gen
tIcInsn, wha were scnt to Wytheyille on Tuesday,
for the parPose Of identifying the ,nan confined in
the jail at that place. uspi.on Of having heen
with old BnoNn. returned here yesterday. The
priseacr was not recognised by either Of the gen.
tlenssns and ksS feit fully assured that he had not
SLssn sonHselSd witb the ihsa rsshts lie Gays be
was neset usafcr enarpcrs Ferry than Charles
county, saiaryiasd. where 10 was eagagsd1in ten
ching achnpl fsr sonctiase The Iiarrser's F.r,s
delesatial LETT this city yesterday on the S'nth:
Side scsa, their next stopping place being iarri.
soDhurg. ,wheIs che asthorities have . suspirions
character under arrest. s-s,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

d. PuusAcIocs; BAkKEy john. slave to D. NR
Edlev. md hired to Mr.. Samuel A. Boyd, was Ne
fore the MaySt yesterday. TN the change I md
treating Mr. Dunn. q white ,san, also in the cur
ploy Of Mr.. u. IL appears that Mr.. ID. and tho
darkey got inid dispute in relation to some work
which tho iaAfer refused TO do,and Nr. De at
tempting to f,ree him. the darkey caught him by
ha .pether aaransnt inficting q ve.y serious rent
IL that .asess useful article and also biting its
wearef.. Jobn ~aa ordered 80 lashes. every one
af which was richly his dae.' ,ss -, j ....,,.r+
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17
GET THE BEST"
Good. Well Made g. Properly Adjusted
Plan FORTES
* Are very tc.r@ We hive been selling ''Ss
"NONE RTTT TIE nEG7n,,

twenty years. and no resposibo house .sn
possibly offer safer or better Inducements vs."
The most Important and valuable improvements have been
ateiy effected In these Instruments which 80
. -" MORE NONE TESTXNOHY~ 4 syss
Declares tee Jress Sept 81 1887 viii them 10 ss
the place OF the costly and cumbersome Grand PIANO. ~
never been Ssr good fortune 70 hear much
oct 1s-ciy Z. p MASH 4 co, Pssssiblrg, W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17
A CARD.

a CARD.
retiring from the OF Glass Rane beg leave to
tender friends and the public my sincere thanks for the
very liberal paranag upon the House my
connection with H. and respectfully tina, their favor he
extended which, am will in every
way merit II. loci 25-dts] CIAs. j. RAlNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17
WATCHES AND JBwELRY.

IA.o tAf>D oo w AhR Z
e THE subscriber has Just received the largest and
"a best stock Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY That be has
~ ever Ind the pleasure Of Offering to the public; among
A1fS which ma! he found Gold and silver Watches; Chains
Fob ana Vest Earrings Ircasps bracelets Finger Kngs
Meet Neee s s,rar ana !e pest a 10. Of @ ~
test patent the best offered 10 the publical Of which he
invites the attention of his AMI The
snrinG them that the prices will suit.
z2-is JAMES DINWIDD1E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

opetes with certainty and thousands willing To TESTIFY
10 It's wonderful virtues. I
Al wo use II giving their unanimous Testimony In s
favor Al
NJ uatsr IN the mouth tr the fnrtgorafor and srdiloo
both together aa ~ l-H st
rnfcE, ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD Proprietor,
t' s4b broadway, New York.
Rained by Nh Dvuggss Sold, also by J. III. ssAy ".
srnornER Co, and sTAsisR & Jessa, Iynchburg, Va
o. .-dAa1Y I ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

Thctu GUNS remove all
lnoiiid or bnd matter from
The s,r,e,n,s,lpplying In their
place II healthy How Of bile,
in,igoratlnR the stomach,
runsihis h,od 10 digest well,
PURIFYING TuE BLoeD,glsing
lone aud health 10 the whole
machinery. removing the
cause III the dlsease--clIect.
ing q radical cure.
JitLiuua ATTACKS are cured,
and, what Ia better, prevent
cd by The occasional Use Of
the Liver Invigorntor.
One dDse utter cutting IA !
sufficient Ia relieve The stom-
nch and prevent the food
from rising aud souriEK.
Only one dose tnken he
fore retiring prevents MATT !
MARX,
Only one dose taken nj |
night, looscns The bowels
gently, mud cures cosrfyE- |
hl.ks. .. -l. ID
One dose taken after each |
inrul will euro DYSPEPSIA. |
One dose oftw0 teaspoons |
fuI will aIways relieve SICK |
IlRAnAlIiE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

D. a.s Douglas Once More. 81
WAsnlSeraS, Nov. 16.--Scnator Douglas still
continues TO improve.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

:. =. II : f 0 Il s a 7. E,
Engine and Boiler and Two-aorse Wac ons
WILL sell bargain in Engine and Boiler sad Two
Horse Wagons The Engine is about sixteen horse power
aud of the best In this place. The Wagons and
made by Of the hest makers Apply at 3l Main Street
oct 17-dtsAclawts ~. GEO. ID. DAVIS.
lust received At ENGLEDovE's, another io
81 uful Black TrcO Beaver Cloth Coaks for ladies.
1l.ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17
LADD, WEBSTER & Co,
Improved Tight Stitch Sewing Machines,
For Fda,iiifs and Manufacturing Establishments

propretrs Machines claim (ah prepared
Il to mbsiantte the clam their nstrnme nts cA
cute IN tie hest any and az kt"ds q nesdecok-
Conibinng the. all the mproy emcns which experience
Vas proved be requisite the perfection Of the Sewing Ma
Mines they commend themselves TO the public the simplest
I'd reliable iparumeut In the Market and adapted to ev
e. branch Of industry In which the needle Is required.
Nhey will stitch Nun, fell bind and gather They make
sfx lock stitch tba cannot be ravced pulled put. They
masa beautiful unm STITCH alike on both sides Of the work,
witlost forming ridge underneath.
TeMachincs have eat strength are perfectly simple and
the Management Of then easily. scquired.
Any WOOL of cotton tread silk he used without re-.
windn They ao Oiselcss In their operatien and io
scsv LoAker than any otter Sewing Machine cxtanL
LIST M&ufacurers Piaus Farmers, Iousekeepers, any
other pefpns search 10 execute any Kind
T SesctnAno,e done by aacsney meke they secure tie
6est, by eAmining befon purchasing
samples work sent by mai 30
80 K n q p. HORTON KEAoH, AGENT, q,
nov S-dAethn1 * = Riehmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17
THE OLD sToNH MANSION

rElIE "oLp STONE MANSION ia jnsi 10 hand something
Il entirely II with a list Of
from the throughout The county, yard long all
dorsng being TIDE best novel of American society publish
ed tor man! years. II. q. VICTOR,
7-dis liz Main strerI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

SALES OF Real EsrArE. &C. Phelps, auction
eer, sold yesterday tbs. follos,g property, be-
longing tn the estate of Mrs. krsaret Percisal,
deceased, at the annexed high fges:
Residence. and one acre of groun. .$3, $50 90
Lot l49 feet, frmt'on canal, adjnnx -
peane's Foundry. =. 2,l75O 90
Lot, 14o Ieet, front on cana, .......a 1858 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

7Oi acres land on Winston IIiI1-at p
acre. ..........."............t
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uNRENCll, German and American rIATE LOOK In
Il plain and fame, tii Rosewood, Walnut aud Mahogany
Frames, al greatly reduced prices Of tile Old stand
JOHN J.. WINSTON,
sept odts No. 10 Main ST.. opposite the Noryel IIousc.
I1UREIsLEoF wifHr AP.'l.E BsAvJY, for preseryi
Il Brand. Peaches, for sale BY = -
sept 5-its SMITH n ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

FgNUBE PAINTS. have hand complete assortment Of
Tube Paints far Grechn Painting. among which
million, Naples yellow" tarmin"- White Blue md tirown
s Varns isrnses MI Oh POPPY ,l BeSrsd md r,ipy
on, &c, DC, for sachy j. H. THOMPSON, :
l-diR urIInn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

sPHcIA AZ NoTIcEr
IL bills d the lag an q Co on the It
nov l4-dtfjan NtfA 1GHaTHDMPS0N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

AIDES whaling Mash6a 70 do saw Ann CnkHsx cLoruK
ins a1RTHoiFs IHfk6yED ExSiyT ssACiaiEEs Price CO.
ga sse Ed a. The isosIns sss Az Z s we'll
INSTRUCTION o., this Machine: u ~ -
LsssvnIs, tAmptell eeaay, Va, Jsns isth. isos q
ng Maehns, ald.oud not sxshsAes ~ sHy hays seem
from as sheEss cs.s@sss . ~ snest Linen wsS.ss made
several pair Of eosrs Tow Liz pitt % serssaiA have
md opeFAtsd ~ s6ye6 66esens kts a. Sewing
Machines bns Barhclfs end Blness ere ~ Only Machines
ial woad sseosnsnd sey l.rea = bsy They n only
much e cheapest MaainA simpie In csstrnssIon easy
e s,s.s so isE "
'hs. xSskss g q
r. aa4le daSssls Y Gssi.e m IN % worh Bar
iAnf's g Mscllins Isc fFst ssgs 70 BE-
De md fpck enieA, 81 E t1hn6 lDsdf % T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

FREleur TRApE-Thers was receive at the
Depot ot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 48
loadsd cars. consisting. Of the following: Wheat
4,5l0t busfcls Flour i88 barrels Stock 30 600
900 bushels. There was II loaded cars. sent est
this morning.
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1JOtica

EtUCKWIIEAT FLOrE-A vary superior article In store
~ and far sale by lnoy 3dsl NJ. HoLLiNS 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17
Dp Gflegrapb.
From washington

WASHINGTON. Jan. l4--SENATE-Thomps
of Kentucky, d5nounced the whole Pacific
Railroad scheme as magnificent humbug.
Dool tiles amendment requiring any Rail-
road contracts made by the President 10 be
submitted to both houses TO take effect only
by joint resolution. was adopted,
Motions for recommitting and to lay on the
table were lost
The bill Was finally laid aside and the Sen
ate adjourned till Monday
HoUsE-The committee on Territories re-
ported bill for the organization of Arizona
comprising all thu Territory south of paral-
lei. 80 degrees forty minutes, and from Tex
TO the Colorado of the West which gives
Arizona 100000 square miles and 10 900 POI
palation, and leaves in New Mexico 100 900
square miles and 10000 population.
The committee on Foreign affairs agreed to
report bill similar TO Slidell's giving The
PFesd nj thirty millions TO enable him 10 ne
gotate for Cuba.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I5.-The Post Master
General etatesthat if Congress designs the
Post Office Department to be sell-sustaining
it must restore the law of 1915, and make
postage under 5000 miles i've and over that
distance 10 cents.
Balance in Treasury s3,1I5,9 800. Receipts
OF the week $4,000, being an increase over
last week of S62.O00. Drafts issued, $4,000.
Drafts paid S644,000.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-HoUsE-G iddings
gave not ce of an amendment to the bill to
codify commercial law, to abolish traffic in
slaves.
It's produced humorous dialogue between
Cox and Giddings. Of some length, which Sas
interrupted by frequent peals of laughter.
Finally ,COcurane saidthat didn't anticipate
such ID biil could create an abolition discus
sion
He answered objections and advocated the
bill when the house adjourned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17
River and steamboat news.

The river yesterday was on stand, with
prospects of slight rise there are about
feet water on the shoals - .gs.e
The Charter was expected from up the river
on yesterday. and the EaStport from New Or
leans. Gneoago and Danleath from Cincinnati,
HibJard rom Pittsburgh, and John Bel and
1empea from Louisville.
The Cuba. one of the river mail packets,
left yesterday for Padncah. and the D. Il. jan
uaTy for New Orleans, and the Lebanon for
Cincinnati.
The Satlie West arrived on Saturday night
last with an excellent passenger trip. She
will leave on return trip on tomorrow
The Ninnceto1aka is the regular mail boat to-
day at IL O'Clock Passengers for the state
of Paducab, bordering on the the Jackson
purchase, and all way points, will find most
excellent accommodations on this regular insti-
tuition. Sac will connect at Paducah with
steamers for Memphis and Louisville.
st Sbingle City-more Familiarity know as
Pull Tight-rhe ISalie Wea met the SifUer Star
and the Charley Boscen warmly engaged in
match trial race, each contendng most gal
Iantly for the palm of superiority in point Of
speed. The enthusiastic admirers of these rival
candidates for public patronage were betting
freely on their favorites. We shall look anx-
iously for news of the final result" for it is
generally conceded by the Knowing ones that
they are the two fastest sternwheelers in the
Paducah and Evansville trade, esp cially the
one with the rubicund wheel ,and more pariicu-
ldrly the one with the consolidated cora
tons.
Wh'ca shall wear the horns, the .SaUer Bouen
tbe Charley Star, is the great question now
agtating the public mind in the State of
Paducah and at the moulh of Smithland. Will
our friend JoRDON FLoURNOY keep us advis-
ed ofthe future movements of these rival race
horse packets?
ARRGvED.--Among the passengers who ar
rived on the Sallie West on Saturday night
last, we notice that of JNO. l.. MCGOODwIN,
Esq, of Paducah. Mac has had much ex-
perience in newspaperdom in the city of
Smithlpnd and also in the state of Paducah,
and has won enviab!e reputation racy
and fluent writer. The hoSpitalitles Of our
sanctunn are extended to you JOIN. We trust
your visit to our city will ne bOih pleasant
and profitable.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17
Intelligence from Indiana.
POWELL SLADE, says:
At,r>r,.,.,A- v-..-,,, o., IA .,,.;f ~


ABINGDON Wayne CO., Iud., April q, 1857.
'Aliow me To say taat Hooiland's German Buffers
have truly performed miracles III this part Of the
country, and there many who can ami do speak Of
its excellency and intrinsic merits. ! send you the
names of some VINO have been greatly relieved by it
j. J. Swing, Mrs d. d Carson, Mrs Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. John MINOR, Mr.. ~ Reggie, Mrs. f. Sell and
ny others" .r
These Bitters are intended for Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsiI, Nervous Bebiity, and diseases arising from
dsOrdered stomach They Will perform what said
they VIII For sale by druggists and store keepers
IN every town and village in the United states Cana
das West indies, and South America at 10 cents per
bottle. See that the signature OF c. NJ Jackson is
the wrapper # each bottle. Ianl-im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17
GIcnryOur Pavement.

We are are requested by the City Marshal,
to publish the following sections of an Ordi-
nance regulating the street, and to call pub
lie attention to the ,amc. The Marshal ayers
that he will enforce it, provisions:
SIC H. Be IL enacted That il shall not be
lawful for any person To- throw or permit to
be thrown. there To- remain for the spac Of
one hour, any wood, coal. or any kind of
lumber on "A pavement. sidewalk or that part
ar the rect. lane or alley appropriated Tor
sidewalks. under penalty of not less than
one nor more than live dollars, except 50 tar
is absolutely unavoidable in Case. of build
ing.
SIC. l5 BE e4acted Th.t if any person
orp'rsons shall pl'cc upon the public square,
streets, lanes or alleys Of this city, or cause
the same to be dom. auy rocks or wood. lum.
Der, package. rubbish or other incumhrInce
or obstruction whatever he, she or they 80
of'nding shall fort it and pay for each Of
f,nce the SUN OF tive dollars, and for every
day the same shall b. suffered to remain the
sum Of five dollars Proraded That for the
purpose of ercciing finishing or repairing any
building within the city, any iuhnbtaat of
this city or undertaken OF work shall have
the privilege of drposting in the public
squarr, streets. lanes or alleys aforesaid. op-
dosite to such building. any lumber or mate
ais necessary to he used in erecting. IN slI-
iag or r.Pdiring the same: Pr0tIted, Such
lumber or materials do not hind r or impede
thr s>ary passage of the inhabitants and
others with their horses, carts ana carriages,
drays aud 0aEpus, or the free pas>ag,' OF thu
wafer in the gutter or trench OF said street
lane or alley, aud. proe,ded .fariLer, such lam
Der and materials DO not there remain
logger than is absolutely necessary for the
erection of, finishing or repairing the building
aforesaid.
SEc. 80. BE a enacted. That il shall be the
dIty Of the City Marshal to see that the pro-
visions of this act are complied with, and To
bring suit for the recovery OF all fines aud
penalties under the provisions of this act. when
there has been any violation thereof except
when otherwise provided for.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17

FINE PAINrNG-Passing up College street
on Saturday, we observed in the show window
of w. & FREEMAN IA landscape painting of
very superior merit. 1t is view Of the
Tennessee river in the vicinity of Lookout
Mountain. We have farely seen better
painting either among the old or new
Masters" A memorandum informed us
that it was painted by JAMES CAMERON,
Nashville for Mr.. CARROLL of New Orleans.
1t is "a thing OF beauty" and the artizt,
whatever may be his antecedents or future.
is possessed of rare genius. We know moth
ing whatever of him; but do know that he
has painted landcaps which will be admir-
cd with enthusiasm when he is dead and
poneD
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17
EGThe Herald of TRUTH

Published at shelbyville, Tenn. by JAS. Russ, Jr
aud edited by r. ". FAN Devoted to the cause Of
the Primitive Baptists. Teras 81 year in ADVANCE
jInII-:5w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17

LARGE SHIPMENTs.-It is ASTONISHING to see
the the large amount of MCLEAN's STRENGTH
ENING CORDIAL that is shipped off daily to
different parts of the country. 1t is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
duced, and now. Judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city. should be sure TO OBJ
tain supply of this Cordial. Ii Is just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
the weak aud debilitated.- LOUIS Democrat
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physical Geography for schools.

Mrs. f. 3. FOGG's great work on Physical
Geography, intended class-boOk for
Schools, we are glad to zee, is finding Il ready
acceptance with the public. In addition 10
the endorsement Of Lieut.. N. +. MAURY, late
w published by us, wa take the following
from the proceedings of the New York Board
of Education.
Editors who may wish to benefit the rising
generation. by placing a book of the first
merit in their hands, would do well to no
tee:
E1traot fran The Minutes Of The Bodrd Of Public
Schools Of the Csty Of Ne,o York.
CLERKS OFFICE. Dee 80. 1853.
At meeting Of the Board of Eiucaiion If
Pubic Schools of the city Of New York, on
the 18th day of December. 1858, a work emit
tied 'BaJTmgtons ELem,elss Of Natural Science, -
by Mr.. FRANCIS b. FOGG, of Nashville. en-
ssee, was officially presented to the notice
of the Board as Glass Book for the City
Sch ,ols, upon which it was referred 10 Il
G., mmittee on Text Books for examination
At the last meeting of the Board on the 29th
day of December, 1858 the following Report
was presentrd, signed by the Committee, con
sisting Of the following gcntIemen: William
Jay Ha-kctt, E. c. Benedict, William Bloom
field:
10 the Honorable Boqrd Of Public Eaueation Of
the CITY Of Ne,o Yorh:
The Committee TO whom was referred the
application Of Charles Burdeti. for the intro
duction, a. a Class BooG into the Public
Schools Of this City. The work on physical
Geography aud Natural Science by Mrs.
Francis b. Fogg, of Nashville, Tennessee, beg
to Report:
That the suIjrct is one of the greatest i'm
portance in this age. aud especially in our
country. already extending across 25 degrees
of Latitude. and 90 of Longitude from Ocean
To OCEAN. and embracing a maritime Com
mrrce far exceeding that OF all antiquity in
value and directicity:-that having been in
possession of the hook sometimes previous to
The application of Mr. Burdett the Committee
have come to the conclusion that it's one of
the most useful and valuable of Text Books.
Iucidly and concisely written and containing
Il very large amount OF information, which
C ,uld not he acquired elsewhere, in any manner
practi cable for schools. Your Committee
would add, that "a APPEARS by certificate sub
nit d 10 them, the book has already been
introduced into many of the public and pri-
V.lte schools Of the South aud west. and has
been everywhere received with the most
nurked commentator 10y the most eminent
schOl ,r7 Oi the country
Your Committee offer for adoption the fol-
lowing resolution
Resolrel. That the work on Physical Geo
graphy, by Mrs. +. b. Fog. he entered upon
the List OF Glass Books for The Public Schools
OF this CITY.
On the reading of this report the following
resolution was unanimously passed hy the whole
board, in the Hail of the Board of EducHtion
al the corner Oi Grand and Elm streets, New
York.
Riyoirtd. That the work on Physical Geug-
raphy. BY Mrs. Francis b. Fogg be entered on
the List lf Glass BOoLs f. the i'ubl q Schools
OF this cIty. MGRON FINCH,
ID putty Clerk IF the Board OF Education.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17

ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER GoSE.-We learn
from letter from friend ia East Tennessee
that Joux f. SEWER died at the residence OF
G. ii. SHAN ~, ia johnson county, on the Gu
lust, at about seventy years OF age. Mr..
SEWER was soldier in the war Of 1912, son
of the late JOSEPH SEWER Of Arkansas, aud
a granson Of the late Ex-Gov. SEWER OF this
State. We also learn that deceased had near
relatives in this vicinity who may learn the
particulars of his DEATH by addressing the
Post Master, at Little Doe, Tenn.