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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-26
By Thos. w. Keesee. Auct..
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets.l
SALE OF GENTEEI

l' HonsEHolE AND L < kiTcHEN FuRNITuRE
AT AUCfIoN-By virtue OF two deeas sr 81 .fnsa,
dated the 18th day of December 1883 and the other
dated the 2ith day of January; 1859 both 81 when
County Court. we shall, execution thereof pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, at the residence OF
he d s5 IN the s. Reas
September, 1859, at 10 clock A. M III lar; II net
the next fair day. all the property @i Sanyebed ns
XII HEN now used in the house
kept by said Tyler as boarding house, 70 MI MI
hosany Ceaire Table; Hair Sofas; Plstes;
Dishes; Knives and Forks; Castors; Lamps; va,
Plated Forks Writing Desks; lot of StonewnTe;
large Stove, Boiler and Fixtures; ! small az az
Water Cooler BINS eg os ans WINDOW
Shades: 80 dozen Table Spoons; SO do. lea;
Butter Plates Cream Pots dozen sq Rs2s fii Bed
ste a. ns'i and Bed furniture Pine Wacarobe;
Mahogany do; 2. bureaus Manorsny Cha,r &. 9
s Msnasor R aok ia char Shove Tonss Set
RTchES # fSsFg dssfEpsRq
and many articles t n tins advertisement
'oS Slso Hose; Cart and Harnessi Plough and
Gear; Harrow; sub-soi Plough; wheeibarrow
ThsIe will also he hired out by the Trustees, for
the balance Of the ssaf the od s.r.ss servants
Terms Cash. r REX Z, rS SakkkkklErr,s Trustees.
Ma Sale by lHos. W n e. 49,. - -
UCTJON SALE OF LANDS LYING ~
"A KANAWHA COUNTY: TO BE MADE in
THE f.ITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1882. virtue Of two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF the City OF Rich
mond. entered on the sd day OF November, 1857,
and on the 18th day of June, 1852 In a Chancery
smit antsted Stnastt VS.. Jahnson's Err or, and
ofhsrs.n the undersigned. a. Commissioner, viii
proceed. on THURSDAY, the 18th day al Dccem,
ber 1885, Al II o'clock, noon, 70 sell ~ r. bLlC
AUCTION at the trent door 81 tne T.ate Icn1n
III use in Richmond, certain IhACI UT Ian y,
living on peeataiico river ana itx wateIss IN tha
county Of Kanawha, containing 4.en aGfss, passs
Of 5000 acre tract patented 70 usheIaa SS.nnss
Smith, deceased, late Of Baltimore, MaIstano - q
ing the same tract of Land when was COT NJ 81
by the undersigned NJ COMMISSIONED, 20 ~ III
1856 and recorded in the Clerks Once OF me eogn
" Court of said Kanawha county, to which LeieI.s
enee IS made Tor q more full description 81 saAe
Land, and Of the boundaries thereof. -
TERMs-Made known AZ the tine ny ,v R,SYo "
xale 81 ANDREW yOHNSTUNe
au H-dzm Special CommasslonsI.
NOTGCE.-By visture Of . decd Of trust az 5ss
cutad u nae, tho lst day Of Saptempels A3eo.
by Reuben B. Hnndley, which wae duly r&eatdoo n
the Clerks Qf6ce of the County AZ HAl9yaels,
shall # the fssuest q the henssslaEy g ss.a VII
Baesgfsd g s ss s z
4. NJ. 81 Inc IL. tsis and nadivsdsd nss q
tho said n. n. Hmadles, III tsnf tfActa NJ i Ahb
isfny IN n1id count - desc s3sed e $40 sessal
JAMES J. SUTTON, Jr.s
- r7--dt1aO Trsssss.
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30 LOT OF RAILROAD SHoVEIS, SPADES
AXES. &c.-After the sale of Mr.. Hord's Farm,
on the williamsburg road tsay about u o clock ON
WEDNESDAY. the 2Sth September, $780, and on
who has use for them, will be sold % fine Mules
nearly all young, good Horses, 90 Railroad Carts
and Harness, and large parcel of Shovels, SPADES
Axes. &e. The above Mules are said to be we'll
broke to harness. and are of good size, and in fine
orner and such as would suit Tor farming purposes.
amount. months credit. for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. GODDIN & APPERSON,
Sc IL Auetioneers.
j.. Sat the sale on the 18th. and also on the
10Th, there will be several hundred bushels of
SEED WHEAT to be sold G., A.
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VALUABLE FARM OF 2211-2 ACRES
IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE MAIN
m CHIfPCH- NINE

ROAD 1fADii S TO OLD cHuRCH, NINE
MILES FROM RICnMoND- FOR SALE AT
Der GOTH 1859, at Il O'clock NJ, TIE valuable farm
located rs above, now owned and occupied BY Mr.
Henry NJ. Turner. Ii adiolns the lands OF Messrs.
James +. Jones. Thos. q. Turner, and others. The
tract contains 22ls acres of WHICH about $50 acres
balance is well set in fine timber. The budings
the place are comfortable, and sufficient for the
use of the place. They are all in good repair. The
neigh borhood is good, and the place remarkably
healthy.
Possession given first day of January next, but
in the meantime such partial posse sson as to ena-
bic the purchaser to seed crop oil wheat. The
place will be SHOWN to any disposed to pnr-
chase, by MIR. Turner. who resides on the place.
TERMS accommodating and made known on the
day Of sale 6ODDfN i APPERSON,
SEQ Auctioneers
PoSTPONEMENT.-Th above sale IS post
poned TO FRIDAY, Oct. It'll. 1859. AZ O'Clock
NJ 6ODDlN L APPERSON,
GO ~ Aucts
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mon MSsksssr ~.

RICHMOND, yrnaIx!4.
The undersigned solicit oIders for Hke.sltH2NS.:
Of ali sizes; RAILWAY CHAIR AND srikeE
Switehes, Fross PUMP, nnases r 49,. frscks;
ffRoN AND BRASS CASTINGS. u NJ dsscfIR-
hons; WHEELS AND Ak ~ sfSSssStSv q All,
led; tOc0MOTlyEsi sTArliosA.sAs55, .e ~Sn
RoErSAfii.iEs Es sYkiIsf Mtg Il l SEb stsXk
MILLS; CANNON q n ei ~ NIXON 90 "a.
TnA4csss PraxIs.. sspf AasAiassy bet
nenf. = - =.
~ n -sr-oas Savine eiaams axnsnse
~ IN estate o. tie isse Rsv. J2ka Wsoldssessf.
danaased of poUlutAn county I'll DsesJ xxe1Ssss
sSem Z ~ acs, q ~ qisy of Rishme..l ex ~
nsns Ard Issssns lndSessq e ins -. VI
90 aslss, 7, WV dB1ds
/ NAVE 1EII r. - :. 49, l. p
!!a ss 4! sats =. - s.,.gsIs s. sissEsa
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CAN'T r. HALVES Z son,
INVARIABLY WEIGHED ON


A. CO., No. liz MAIS STREET, RichMond. VA
We have Just completed our Fall stock OF the
boxes French Window Glass; 1,odQ feet OF stained,
enamelled, and coicred Glass; 9og pure Linsssd
yafnishes OF ever, description: Zoo gailons SPIT
It's OF Turpentine; 800 gallons Sasch,ns %; lSg@
It's White Lead. American .nd Ensilse &'egy lus.
ers' Glue VARIOUS gradess Is bhls Venetian had.
EngIish ~ bbss KslsomIae - bbis Paris " hise;
In addition 10 this. we call the attention Of whole
sale purchasers and others to our large assoffMeat
III Bsusaes. OF every description: coi0fs, ground
in oil Of the most faynrtte byands; sana fApesi
Artis,s' Materials. Of svery tessfipfion MAthe-
Enslish and French Drawings; Penclls, Eng
lish and German Looksng Glass Plates; Picture
Frames. and Gill Moald,nks- rp : 30
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IL We hereby notify our customers and the pub
lie. that We have removed our entire stock Of
HARDWARE and COACH MATERIAL 10 our
LARGE and WELL ARRANGEDlStore, "A Main
street, next door to Mcssrs Dudley & CO., and
opposite Messrs. Thos. X. Price & Co.
We are now making large additions to stock
both of LANDMARKS and COACH MATERIALS,
Sheffield, and by purchases from American manu-
lecturers; and shall, hereafter endeavor TO supply
the trade with goods equal i'll quality and as IA
vorahle terms as they can be bought in the North
ern markets. VAN-I.EW, TAYLOR &c CO.
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CRATES, TENDERS FINE SETS OF

~ SHOVELS. TON6S and POKERS-l have Tor
@ d eses sss Of SER
PlEGEs, hand scr 3 and PLAN sets Of sHoyELs
coal ri end ass ssHfo Fire sfsH
NILS y hspds Sps stands fpr shoyss snd Peksrs
BRICK; lire SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
SIqT for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
Of Of se
am manufacturing all kinds OF Brass and Iron
Bs 9 sc sfyS nd ana fns
MANDATORY, No. 225 Main street, between
aa iHsm 5" ''''e west Sio'' Ass B. 6'ENooN.
FALL STOCK TON Il POWERS have
w1N Y sso I'D r largs assormen5 Of GRoCERlEs
try merchants, and can complete a bill on the most
advantageous terms; Among our stock we offer
81 b bs refined sn nssst5sa a III Etsdes
90 ppls, EMBASSIES l, general assortment OF
.,o New Orleans and other kinds,
A'zio oass 30, Laguayra, Java and Mocha COZ
1900 be1s sn AAdssg%sntine, Sperm and Tallow
I,lss pkss LIQUORS, large assortment of all
With a mi stock of LEATHER, TEAS. OILS.
and other GOODS suited to a large jobbing house
GH0CkOE L-RlCHMOND GROUND
~ PLASTER.-The subscriber begs leave to re-
his Mi rem the s's st asss ss
large, and North Carolina; and would state that he
capacity. and enable him to supply fresh GROUND
PLASTER promptly, exceeding any demand that
can at present exist.
His stock will be entirely of Nova Scotia LUMP.
the richest and purest that be selected, and he
pledges faithfu adherence to his determination,
has already gained.
4 To those who have been drivsn from the use OF
Plaster-by application Of Northern Ground-hs
only asks q trial Of HoME MANuFAcTuRx.
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
jeH 30 No. II Pearl street.
(sITY SCAyENGER.-The undersigned re-
u . inf rsrsRf ha sftz of
that he s pre pared TO clean out houses, sinks
and other places OF deposit, and thoroughly lime
them an the most reasonable terms, and il a man
ner not in the least offensive To the premises ON
which he may work. His wagon u 10 constructed
Issttera h,ses NAV bs found ia the Mayors Office.
and At the drug shore Of MilispaHgh Johnston,
oiis door HON corner 18Th and Maiustreets and al
orders leIt il thasa lbe promptly Siten21h ~
sCPAyiSH DIV ~. il glass Jars. %! sale ~
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ID HANDSOME; Bg JhdnI'Ss re d9T r,r, IN

= A HANDSOME BUILDING LUIS IN
Il MANCHESTER. FRONTING ON HULL,
SOMERS AND WADSWORTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We shall sell at auction, on
the premises. on SATURDAY. the 9Th October,
1859, commencing at o'clock. p. NJ, the follow
ing beautiful Building Lots located as above, yiz
Hull street, running back 100 feet to an alley I'd.
Lots in rear of the above. each fronting z, ieet on
the east line OF Somers street. running back ia
feet to an ALLEYS 3d. Is Lots, each fronting 70 feet on
the west line of Wadsworth street, running back
reularkably well located, and are admirably adapt
ed 10 stores or dwellings, being IN desirable part
Tspws One third cash balance at and l2
months for negotiable notes, interest added, ana
title retained till last note is paid
20 81 GUDDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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nv II, Cook. Auct,

LOTION SALE.-By virtue ola deed of trust
II executed to me by GEORGE DobsoB. | shall sell
on WEDNESDAY. Sept 25th. at the store of SAID
Dobson. on Man, between 10th and 2Ist streets,
commencing at 10 o clock A. NJ the stock of GRO
CERES, conveyed to me by said deed. Also, the
KEY of the store.
TERMs.-Cash. SAM'L T. BAYLY, Trustee.
~ Sale conducted by f. B. Cook %
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pERuyIAN SYRUP, OR PROTECTED

L SOLUTION or PROTOXIDE OF IRON
The proofs OF Its efficacy numerous, so well
authenticated, and OF such peculiar character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
prouered aid. The Peruvian Ss rup does not pro
fess to be a cure all but its range is extensive be-
cause many diseases, apparently unlike, are init
matels related, and. proceeding from one cause.
eases for which this Syrup provides cure. is pre-
csely that which has 50 often baiiled the highest
order of medical skill. The facts are tangible, the
witnesses accessible, and the safety and efficacy of
the Syrup incontrovertihie. For sale by
John w. POLLARD. Druggist 18th 81
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COAL, COKE, Go.


GOAL. The depot of he New York ard Rich
" nond Coal Company. situated at the uprer end
of Broad street. and opposite the old FAR Hround,
well supplied from their Deep Ran and Spying
field Mines, with all the usual kinds for ssle-FaH-
lily, BIacksmiths'. Run OF the Mines, and HARD
COAL. 2-im'
COAL.-CL0VER HILL and ANTHRACITE
" COAL asd COkE-HAIL COAL, OF the REST
sa"'i''' - nj. D.wHITfNG.
seI-ts Near the Petersburg Depot
(,OkE r.. COAL AND ANTHKAClTE..- Ths
~ yards at corner of 10th street and Basin and 6th
and Bs rd, will be constantly SUPPLIED during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRACFTE and BITUMIN0US COAL, which,
viii in future be promptly delivered TO All parts OF
the city and suburbs. The prices Of Coke dnTinx
September will be as follows: Soft Lump, SITS
Soft Hail $40; Hard Coke S4so. Anthracite and
Bltamineas at current TNoy wpaTH A..u.
CAMfL r. HALVES son,
ANTHRAcITE COAL.
full supply cepftsatly on t hand q hsd snd
Stove, for families and factories. and White Ash
Lump for foundry use.
INVARIABLY WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales ut our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Once or left ut the ysyd 18th
street, south side Of the Dock. viii receive promps
sst1hhs.,h.
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SALE OF TIE FARM

Il c { l. E WESTWUUDI ABUIII 7 ,II.yI.
MILES BE,LOW RICHMOND: ON THE CT iGkk-
ROAD.-On TU EsDAY, 9Th September. 1859. az u
ocoek. NJ will he sold a aaet,cn the a a6 ae
sntain;ny laa acres more or less, OF which aboet
81 acres are rst-rate low grounds. OF the whole
tract, about 80 acres of high land, ana snohi eo
in woods mostly pine. The improvements consist
Of n good DIV Filling, of four rooms, all peces-
sary ont houses a well of superior water, q young
orchard Of fine fruits, of various kinds, the heces-
sary enclosures. &c.
nban f.il aosssssion will he given. lin the mean
time the purchaser can have the right TO seed
eropof wheatj for which negotiahie mote, in'eI-
eat AIDED and satisfactorily endorsed, viii Nc re.
anired The balance yable LIST January 1901, ara
Isl January 1862 for bonds hearing Insefyst, Sc
cured by a trust deed L. ,. w. ta,,a
r e. .anrusox Ancts Sc ~
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

CHM IEcr'LWiIl lie sod - anct,on. At nv
store. on TUES DAY, Sept. 9th, commencing at 10
o'clock 800 PIECES Ready made Clothing. 70 cases S
Goods Also, small lot Of Groceries, such as
Whiskey. Brandy, Bacon, Soap. Candles, Starch,
Indigo &c Sc % ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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INTENSIVE SALE OF sHOyELS,
Il SPADES. &c, BY CATALOGUE, AT AL c.
TION.-On TUESDAY. 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, |
will sell at my store, $50 dozens
Long handle Steel SHOVELS
d do do do
ID do do SPADES
D do Iron SHOVEl.S
n do do SPADES

The above invoice embraces full assortment OF
desirable goods IN the above line has Just been
received from the manufacturers, and is really
worth the attention of the trade and country lier-
chants ise 20i +. b. COOK, Auct.
OF ON ST. PAUL STREET AT AUC-
IL TiON.-On TUESDAY. 9th inst, at o clock,
will sell on the premises the very, ellgibly stu
ated LOT OF GROUND, having front of "a feet
on St Paul street, runnns back l29 feet.
The lot is situated on st. Paul, between Charity
and Baker streets, and is level and beautifully To-
Gated.
TERMs-Cash. Z. B. COOK,
Sc 20 Auct.
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An Eurepeam Congress Expected. Disbn nd
Inc Of she >ardinian TrooPs..Discoa;ent
in India.
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WAN IN CHINA AGAIN BROKEN OCT.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE AND
NORTH AMERICAN.
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ByI. & G.. ID. Davenport, Auct'rs.

CTOCK OF GROCERIES. STORE FIX-
OTURES, &c, AT AUCTfoN.-On Tt ESDAY,
9th instant. at 10 o'clock, will sell at the store
GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES, &c.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; Sl00 and over, four
months credit for approved paper
Alter the sale, the STORE will be rented for the
unexpired time. /. Il u. B. DAVENPORT,
Sc % Auct'rs.
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SALE OF A SMALL FARM,

= FoUKe VILE ErET STE2Tr R0hb And TfiE
LAMBS OF JACOB s. ATLEE AND 9TH
ERs-As Trustee in deed of trust, bearing date
23d June, 1867, duly recorded IN Hepfico County
isoart on the l4fh Jan, 1885, shall. in execution
thereof. procsed to sell, at public auction on the
premises. on FRIDAY. the s0th day of 5eptemoer,
fair DAY ) the FARM conveyed by said deed. loca-
ted as above, and nov N the oeenpancy Of mr'
Joseph l. helper, eop p nrss are ~ Sns stats
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in wood. The Buiidinss
on the place are sufficient for the use OF snsh
family. t, III, \.
made known at the hour OF sale; The taxes TOT
1854 and 1859 to be paid by the purchaser
The foregoing property was sold BY the nnoeI-
signed on the 18th March. 1858 4 resale = nov y.
nn,n,ly with the terms OF SALE and II - made a.
his risk and loss. SopS$ nv raxss.
Sc Is Aia>soe'
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TN "a sss i i!sf: s ;s. Is 81 a isis Z
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MOST SUPERB SCHEME.
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tiks
+ and
error
+ and
10 my
|railo
| sScS,
WAS
rider
Il wall
stock
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No. 237 AND LOFTS OF 239 BALriMoRE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Offer stock unsurpassed in the United States in
variety and chea pness. Orders solicited and prompt
attention given. TeTms-6 NOS; per cent. Of for
cash, par funds. Is sm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-10
DIED,

On the 9th inst, JOSEPH S.. youngest son of W
S. McReynolds of this city.
In this county on the 3Oth ult, of consumption
Mr.. b. w. DYE,-about 80 years of age,
In this city on the 9th inst, MARY WALKEF
daughter Of j. NJ and Mary W. Quarles Age
years and II months
1t is 10y the rude hand of DEATH that another on
of lifes precious gems has been snatched away iron
the fond embraces of kind father and mother
Little Walker was lovely, kind and gentle child
and we deeply sympathisc with the hereaved par
ents and relatives.
They have laid her in her grave,
With flowers upon her breast;
y lovely blossom for the sky,
So fragile, yet so best
ain shadowy beauty, DER her brow,
The lite-like tresseS lay;
Her eyes were closed rs closed in sleep,
Death scarce had dimm'd their ray.
1--WE grcvc to lay the gentle child
... Within the darkening tomb
"But, ahl it is selfish grief
In yon bright world of bliss,
She'll never know the bitter care
That dinls our path in this
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-10

BGs- a necessity to which we have before called
the attention Of citizens st exists, and that TO
the imminent danger Of all the citizens of the
,y We refer TO the necessity Of having 6te-pfooi
Offices in which TO preserve The records of the
ty. Already the books of the County, Circuit and
Chancery Court and the papers belonging thereto,
as well as the volumes in the Registers Office, are
too numerous to be arranged so as to be conve-
nienty accessible. New places will have to be pre-
pared before long and good ones ought to be made
at once. One fire al any one OF our Livery Stables
would seriously endanger all of our records upon
the preservation of which hangs the proof of title
/ to many million Of dollars worth Of property. A
proper regard for the convenience and security Of
the people demands that the County court should
at once erect commodous and fre-proof Offices
Whether the county owns ground enough to build
on or not makes no difference. Montgomery coun-
/ ty is wealthy and can bny what she needs-4md if
4 it should cost as much as $4,000 the buildings
should be erected at once, and if necessary tax
should be levied to pay for the ground and houses.
We ask the magistrates TO consider this and at the
July term of the court appoint commissioner to
purchase ground and put such Offices under con-
tract with grand jury room above. Plenty of
ground can be bought cheaper, perhaps, than
hereafter. H..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-10


lIrSRY CLAY MoNUMENT-It is doubtless well
known to the most if not all of our readers that for
years past there has been in course of erection on
the cemetery grounds, at Lexington, Ky, monu-
ment to the memory of HARRY CLAY the patriot,
sage and statesman. This monument is now nearly
completed but, not having sufficient means to fin
ish it entirely they have rcsorted to the eXpcdent
of having printed most beautiful engraving OF
the structure representing it as it will be when per
fected in order to mise the necessary funds. The
engraving was drawn by Mrs MATTE j. WOolFoRD
from the original design, by J. w. ADAMS, giving
most faithful representation of that noble and praise
worthy work of art. Beneath the engraving arr
suitable Inscriptions and extracts from some Of hi
Union speeches. together with most beautiful
piece of poetry, touching one of these extracts,
from the pen of the greatest of living poets.
The gcutcmonly agent, Mr. JNo. j. Dickson, lol
this splendid engraving is now in this city and il
ready to serve those who wish to buy. They eau
he had at the low price of So, without frame. Will
frame, So 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-10
Chancery Sale of a Lot in
GAINESVILLE.

o. w. Herring ct ais u.s. E. E. Jones, admrx ct ais
IN pursuance of an order made in the cause al
the April term, 1859, of the Chancery Court al
GAINESVILLE, will sell to the highest bidder the
premises, on Saturday, July I'd, 1882 Lot No. 3,
being part of the property purchased by 7. A.
Jones and 0. ". Herring of z. Grant, and purcha-
sed by Herring at the sale made by Herring &
Jones' The lot lies opposite the livery stable OF
Newell and Roach, and fronts % feet inches on
Franklin street runs back 80 feet TO an alley. Sold
without the privilege of redemption.
TcrmsCredit until April LIST, 1860 and Oct. 1st
1860. Notes with good security required, and &
lien retained for the purchase money.
TIIOS. J. MUNFORD, c. & NJ.
May 81 59-4w: printers fee, 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-10
nels. We desire 10 procnrc file of the Chronicle

BkSS~ We desire to procure file of the Chronicle
and Jc6tTsonidn us far back possible. To this
end we request all of our readers to hunt their
old bszes, chests and other places where they store
old papers and pack up such numbers of the papers
rs they may have and send us a list of the same so
that we may sec how near we can come to securing
complete files We design to ask the County
Court to have these papers bound substantially and
filed in the Registers Office for preservation and
reference. Considering that these are the only CO.
tempoancous records of passing local events-such
MS marriages, deaths, sales, advertisements, &c. in
which we all have an interest and which sometimes
are of great historic value as evidence &C. we hope
our readers WILL without fail comply with the above
request And will not the JefIersonian assist us in
this matter2
We also desire the County Court to direct the
County Judge to subscribe, in the name of the
County for two copies each of said papers request
ing the publishers to preserve them for the county
until the end of the year, when they may be bound
for like preservation and use, that hereafter at
least, we may preserve this running record and COM
ment of our private and pnbc county matters.
And as prior to tle establishment of the Chroni-
Gle and Jegersonidn there sundry papers printed
here, we request all persons having any numbers of
the same TO send to us list of the name and date
of such numbers that we may ascertain how far
we can succeed in getting volume of these bound
in order of dates preserved even if no complete file
can be had.
And finally, we urge upon all newspaper takers
to file and carefully preserve their county papers,
This is very easy thing done and will amply repay
any one for doing it.
But do not forget to sort over your old papers
and send US list. This will be but little labor for
any of you while to sort all would be very te-
dious and troublesome to one person. and would re-
quire great deal of time. And those of you who
have files may bear it in mind that when bound you
refer better to the papers than while unbound,
and their preservation is better secured
All we ask in conclusion is that you will Sc
riously consider the foregoing suggestions and re-
quests in all their bearings and we know you will
cheerfully comply herewith.