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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10

LOUISVILLE Aug 70, lo09-
W. III. SETTLE, ESQ: II gives me great pleasure to
state after trial of OF the ''Vesper Gas Lamps
ia my study for six weeks st, and after observing
closely for the me length OF time, the experiment
Of lighting . Union feHt,' with these lamps,
have entire confidence in their efficacy. Ii TO
me Ia ey Afford all the advantages Of the best gas
hgbts ~ those who live out Of the cities and large
towns.
Tie process OF preparing and lighting the lamp is
so readily learned, the fixtures simple aud
lIte liable to get out Of order, the cost the light
comparatively SO little, and the whole free from
all danger, taaL 1 needs only mere acquaintance
the part of the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp
bring tnem general use through the country.
STUART ROBINSON.
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Home Testimonials.

Fro.D Inc Rev. =. ). Fail, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Dec, IL, 1853.
Col. I. ii. TAYLoR-Dear SIR have used for some
time, Of the Vesper Lamps; and beg leave TO
express my obligations 10 you Tor having introduced
IL 10 my notice. To persons living in the country or
parts OF the city where gas cannot be had, or
who may desire iight much more economical than
gas-Ind AT the same tune fully equal To It IN iilun-
latng power-this APPARATUS will prove desidera-
tum
regard this as the most beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring, al small cost, the adyan
tag-s of gas light that have the
time thai is perfectly sale-an explosion being
npossbIe-Ind the lamps are simple ia construction
and managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
p s. FALL
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Fresh seeds.

CIOyER, rImotdy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
l. ,srass seed Iust Tecetyed and Ior safe
low lor s4sa. RAINS, BROWN X CO.
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TESTIMONIAL LIS.

Scientific and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the VcSper Gas or Air Light
pronounce il the best and cheapest ight now kown.
NumOeriess testimonials are being received daily
from ali quarters yOuchiDg for the excellence of this
light, a few OF which gwen below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-10
Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS Excellency, Gov. C II. Morehead, and
Thos s Page, Esq, State Aud tor.
To WN- H. SETTLE, Esq, Louisyis, Ky.--Dear Sir:
We have been aud are using your ''Vesper Gas -
perfectly satisfied with its utility. Ii gives
bril- liant and beautiful hght and is perfectly
secure FROM explosion IL Is very cheap aId eco
nOmcal in use, aud Of Ear less Cost than ANY other
light. We satisfied that 1t will be adopted
by all pcrsoGs who have not the opportunity Of OBJ
taining gas, and also whom gas accessible AMI
with " hom ch.apHess in the original Outay for nix
and the continual eXpensn Of burning rs OBJ
ject.
Yours, &C., c. s. AoREHEAD,
Thus. :. PAGE
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Ior.rsrrr,r San z 1ss


W. IL. SErTLE-Dear SIR Amer having made a
thorough -rion of the Ycsper Gas, ,, in reli-
tiOu 10 ats Illuminating Pewer, ehemIcai composition,
etc, do not hest lie to recommend il being
fer and more economical as well possess ng great
intensity Of illumination than any other material
in
In the laboratory il is superior to the alcohol
means of obtaining heat, and will be found OF in
valuable service to the druggist well as the
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Prof. Of Chemistry in the Ky, School Of Medicine,
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE nuest lot OF COaIin city Of Nashville is at
Il the .EfNA YARD, which is the ouly place thai
gives the legal weight per busheI Its guar anteeo
To ye more heat less ashes and SCOT than any otne
now offered Tor sale. We Will continue 20 supply
our friends aud customers d usual low prices
during the coming winter Try the -EINA SOai
anu be Convinced lnat II Is the most ECONOMICAL III
the UrdeTs drOppei ~ Box ~, Z. Os or al
the Iard back v. Il Z. X h. Depot Will be prompt
Iy attended TO- SAMUEL J. AGNEM.
Oxtl
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Saafsrd's Challenge Heaters.

TCsr rsesivea iot u Sa afsri's esesratsd cHAi..
- LkNaE HEATERS, the ss1si possr<aE Aestars
.az tAs gfs<lsst fdal ssserz "a Fssy sePs-
Cd for a.s u ffisata deascs Pahe H4lls aesfs,
s,afsss ke. ssihiaE sseerlor "a. then has bssa n
veafad
Ia a ktes &c tapa have variety Of other stoves
81 sss es<t kiatz; @zd prepared % pas sp faF-
stas, Al ths zaoftsst sosi<s-
sozss-a $3.50. ". vusoE.
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T will ray tIc dIgnssG market price Tor Corn am
l. " neat ieIIy ersl a City Mills.
>. y. HOLLINGSWORTH,
ocu2-tf No. d Market street.
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irish Potatoes,
Coru and Wheat.

Observation-Disclosures barrels ofe xceIlen Iris
lpOIltOes dIZELL, HOOPER * Co.
apFY-u
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NAsHvluE, Dec. 1859.


Froc1 y. ID. Cross, Nashville
NAsaSILLs, fcnn., bee. II, 1889
ME.sks. I. II TAYLok 4 Co.: have had IA use for
about months past. OF your yezpcr Gas
Lights, aud IL gives great pleasure 10 state, that
regard H lar superior 20 aay OSiior portable light
that nave with.
IIs simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
~ explosion, cleanliness, steainess, and purity OF
hight. qualities that must recommend 10 10 any
WhO will try t. IL gives hgnt which me,
~ be dl In brtIlaney u the Ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully,
n. u. CROSS
Tacse oniy very fe~ OF the testinoaliis We
have. Gail aud extsniae for yourself at No. ~
CoIlOnade Building, Clerry street SlsayiIls Tean
THOMAS "A. TAYLOR a CO.
jaal2-f
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American and Foreign
rEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
z. AETH0NY,
sos broadway, New York.

Fer Nay Isl, 1860. sol BROAD W4Y, tlec
doors from the ST. NiciOLas Hotel
he stereoseope Is the most insiTuefire iHteTsstig
rtdsRiE1, dBltasilg, and SzciliHg OF modern
one are too young none too DID, Eouo too iltsIIi-
2, none too EHedEcatet, to acknowledge lis worth
beauty
o home IS complete without il, and il must and
penetrate eUeTysehSTe-
presents your view every part Of the world
Il the relief boJLa>sS, PSrlectise and sharpness of
u, as il you were the sp-t .
photographers are everywhere exploring Europe,
-, Africa, America, in search OF the grand and
beautiful, and the results Of LeiT akiII con-
iny eHTiehISg cur stock
e have an Immense variety OF paper Views Of
res in Paris, London, England, Sc0tl.Hd Ireland,
es, France, Belgium, Holland switzerland, ain.
Kline, Versailles, ST. Cloud, FoBtainebIe4u,
lerles, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Athens, the Holy
d, CHINA, Inlia, Crystal Palace, also Groupe His
\ cal, amusing. marriage scenes. brezSLast scenes
J MICS siatuary, sc &c An er4afssls GssOrtsseA
Illuminated Interiors Of Palaces, Churches, and IA
trails or France, Italy, &c. &c. The eIect OF
sc Illuminated views Is most remarkable
[SyEzT GESTLEaAS OF WEALTH kEFSED TASTE
and have IN bis drawing room some OF our
Il Ie ri>sos on glass, with revolving stereOscope,
)1wiI Il, 25, 80 or 100 scenes. Nothing eau be
c fascinating, and one can offer greater treat
friend fond af the picturesque and tue beautiful
athOgty instantaneous StereOscope Views the
"a photographs wonder They are taken IN the
fefk part u s1coRd, aud ever thing no matter
distinctly as II I had been peTIe-tiy At resi-
u gives an additional value, for u the beauties
IanimaIe nature II adds the charm 0f itfe Ind
The process h discovery OF OGT O~n, and
t'LkIlotcss tH Europe We receive from IOldon
PARIS large orders for Anthony's Instantaneous
- OF American life and scenery.
Bong other things We have Just published Stere-
pic Illustrations OF the scene oil the FULTON
II PRAYER hEETISGs, in which many hearts feel
lterest- The particulars VI this viii be found
IT Catalogue.
1 CATALoGrE Of subjects aud prices viii be for
led to any address on receipt Of a stamp.
rites al distance sending s.. -, $40, SIS
or So can have good instrument alI such
res "a they nay request, seet by ExpFesS-
ews alone, (wIthOuL tnstrument) eau be seut by
rites who wish To be advised Of everything real
Aiua0le IN the line tiItt comes out may ssud :
names % pace on record, aud gill Keep them
I'd 1T our own expense.
Ia Of tSIsaTe will nn.l Photography a Elsci
g and delightful amusement We are prepared
; out dHsdteHJs with ever, thing necessary for
success t.gethsT with Instructions ..hux 10
StereossOpic Psctures-"
ANTHONY,
| porter and Manufacturer OF PnotugrapuIc Ma
Is, StereOscopes and StcTsOscOpic Views.
| y Merchants from every section of tLe country
| respectfully invited - make examination OF
aoc<, our discount to lhe trade viii 90 Lb-
Protographers.-FTstc ciAss stereoscOp'c Ne
cs N-Eseu.
I'd BY nail print unmounted, with price Of Ne
q Eahli-in.
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. Che Ioncs lauan.'

AFANUfAcFURED IN every varsity aud style
Itl aHa sold al ozsly FeSecsd Prsses. 81 -
fgR8xf.L 4 VIVIAN,
- Eeatrai al, l30sten-
lsueoessoFsto r y ,Jeaes = Co..
y. B--fns goaes BarasF, rsuentiy isaPfeves
gives msFs llEht aaa Consumes less oil tkAa any
ether - Srrsseae" uSsl oiiBasaeF msaafsetared ed
ostal-aa
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trunks!! rrunks!!l
|B. & A. Y. Rutland,

tust IN receipt % . very superior sot % Ia
pee ana eentlemen's Travelling ironzs. 20 sit:
be Eszsnia Trunks-larxe and handsoms.
~ Beigrain do do. do.
Geatiemen'sSoleL leather Traaks-eoseree
ef with sziises, Carpet Bags, Railroad B.xs
r., which they will sell cheap for cash.
T-o y. B. q A. v. kgILAkp3
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KEROSENE OH.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,
fEsrABrlsHED 1s54.)

= (EsIABIIsHED 1854
A NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
"A mentsin the Manufacture Of Kerosene they are
now enabled to offer il to She Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofconsumers is respectfully called
the 50 bjoined table the result af photometricai
examination, by EDWARD n. KENT, OF New York,
Chemist and ddatedF Feb 3 1856.
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ReIia ake orders from the Trade, by Mail or fele
graph Med OIL applications
AUSTENS, Agents,


93 PeaTlsIreet, NY
REROSENEis alsoto be obtained at the aluufac-
tuers' rloces of aIItheNeI YORK Wholesale i'rug-
ifgirs GrLceTs ,Camphee aud burning Fluid Manu-
aStareTs and 1 callers Ia Lamps.
NB-KEROSENE r tbs the trade mark ofthe Kero
sene oil Co. sd all persons are cautioned agains
usinR the trademark FOR other oils. oct4-5m
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From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville.
Mr.. THOMAS II. TAYLoR-Dear Sir: have been
usug the Vesper Gas Lamp, sold by you, since Sep
tember last, aud l am perfectly sEtisded that /:
OF the most economical If not the most ecJnomi
Cal, well Us brilliant lights that be had. IL IL
easily managed, and uahesitatingly recommend Il
all oat OF The reach Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F O r S A L E.

rIvIsHING To make other "A yestmeHts, pro
w poseto seIlllIou ReaiEstatei n DavidsOnco :,
asE0llOHs:
That Suburban Residence.
e.. OIL FraukliH turnpike, within haIia mile
city and opposite The residence OF the late JO-
seph W Horton. TINS Is, perhaps, 'he most com
mtudiug site il the vicinity OF Nashville and IS
most residence The mouse wIlib
.oIi with I1er l5acres Offand hepurchaseT may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
knowu asthe Sims Tract situated on the SmIthTurn
utke (Old Lebanon road within thT miles OF Nash
vllI tanning acres The soils good 1T Is well
lssT aud I:mbe.ed and can be divided into slal!
trasts Of w eIlty acres aud upwards al OF which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
garden nd dsiry arms. Also that
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road now occupied by &c. HcCampbell,
and formerly owned by Iom Harding containing
$50 acres Tuis pi1ce IS 80 we'll known as to
nsed no fuTIaer desert ptOn- IL wilalso be divided
To suit JurcnseIs T.C McCamp llw Ills ho ~ hose
ILaces , any VINO IiicaIl.
Allthe DOyeprOpeTIy Will be sold on reasonable
terms and . crediIOI one ,two, three aud four
years
AppIytoA - Lindsey Nashville or to either
olthe ndersigReG.
THoS. McCAMPBELL,
SIX miles rom Nashville.
}. a ACCAMPBELL,
april Nashville.
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aew-Dark.

From vIscHER, OWEN co., General adyyer.,.;pss
s aocse ,Appiessn Boladisg $40 Broadway :
New-Ycrk-
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From seabury & Co. Gas Filters, Nashvi

From Seabury CO., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Yesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light that j. cheap and portable, and perfectly safe
The cons uuctOn Of the Eesper Gas burner aud the
retOrt IS perfectly simple, that cannot get out
Of order, NOR can Il explode.
fine management OF the burner Is easily under
stood, aad requires but little keep
t clean ana IN good order than ordinary gas hxtures
Tue lguI produced by the Eespsr Gas We consider
fully equal, every respect, 10 any other kind Of
Gas hsnt-
JOHN NJ SEA8URY,
IT,. StABURY,
H. !. PEACH.
NASHVILLE Dec. 1859.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

Prof. Of Chemistry in the KY, School Of Medicine,
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COAL OIL LAmPN.

- DOZEN Coal OIL Lamps Of various styles fitted with thu
msr5-a tRAIEs, BROWN 90.
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NOT EVEN sCORCHED.

The vsneering CO The drawers a little warped the
lock works very well, and when oil it little think
is will be as good My safe in the lover story
Of three story b-ildng with shiEss roof In al adoiz-
Ing roun with only Blastsrsd PARTITION drug store vas kept
Immediately opposite Wbea my safe sas setting there vas
considerable quantity Of paints, oils, tntue phne snd
ouors The building was connected with the Patterson Hotel
on one side and within fes Of the Court House hl
ether with large pile Of wood between csa and the Cour
House, and door entering into my oe Immediately from The
wood There was small frame builiins attached 70 tie
rear Of the Drug store, with oils paints and liquors in its ard
glass leading into Office fromit Hou viii see q
once the excessive heat created and about it. regard &c
fully tested and have eaaey in saying rat papers
would have been preserved II lad left them in he safe
number OF cur citizens have examined Is since the dre
and we're surprised condition, and Of tem have or
dered safes OF you, believing them
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JOHN EAkLF, President,
!. r. FULTON, Professor Of Rhetoric.
From Professor n Laurence Liadsley. LID.

From Professor n Laurence Liadsey, LID.
or Cumberland University.
"Dr Worcesters long expected Quarto Dictionary Oeore
and realizes in all respects highest hopes Its merits compel
give Il the preferences all other dictionaries in IL
bray, embracing a. these do among others Johnson Walker
richardson, the Imperial Lexicon and the different enns OF
Webster, not excepting the 'Pi>toral
"From dishonest criticism common Dr. Wo cester may
escape Works assing exceence, prepared with ea
and conscientious care, subject 70 the most
ungenerous attacks produced By relish parties for the accom-
pshmen Of unworthy ends R5r the honor OF American era
trust that this last Incompatible review Of people Ian
guage shall nations gratitude and perform is noble mis-
on disturbed BY wicked opposition anu hired detraeon
From Joel ParEsr IL. D. Of he Lac School, Hargard
C0ZLsgs.
have examined the work with the highest pleasure, AID Il
will hencefcrth 10 me- sill be most Of
the scholars in the entire country standard Dictionary OF
the English language
From Rec a. T. CLAKPE Presdsat Of the College Of he
Holy Gross, Forester Mas.
The great, and destined, unlikely to supeede
other English Dictionaries in It's definitions Of religious
singuary fair and impartial The colocation Of syn
0nymes appropriate and altogether suitable 70 The Wt
the student The book style which reflects uh
credit the scientific and literary enterprises o. America
March %, 1850
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These SAFES have never si to preserve sr contents, and
are warranted % be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES Is Pc
euliar and in convection with the Grsat American Key Regis
ter Lock (which possesses the great Advantage Of having
No Key Hole and Jet has The security 81 Permuia-
ting Key capable Of 25Gooooo0 changsl They VIII be
sTRATTON q SEYMOUR.
ID Nil 1s---f Was.-fIrs
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EMPRESS FREIGHT
CoIIector,s NoIice.

WILL collect al claims due in Tennessee Northern Georgia.
AH'ama, Merchants, others in this city During
my absence claims Messrs. Stratton a Seymour to
Fhom refer viii receive my attention. My charges will be
moderate. 4. s SIMS,
w Nashville Tenn.
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EWT have received another supply OF Coal Oh Lemp1
Nv among which handsome patterns or par
0rs all fted with the Collins burner which % lass improve
immeaERraby superior 90 other Lamp ncW Be-
fore the public FOR sones5 aud snsof hame freedom tom
smoke, simplicity fraction beauty and elegance 10 1nfsh
eea1iness and economy One Lamp VIII the hghtoi four
candles and much The OIL We have i'm
ported in these lamps clear beautiful article free
from any offensive ORDER leaves grease spot when spills
carpet clothing, and will not explode
RAINS. BROWN & CO.,
EhoIesae and retail Druggists, No. Do Public square.
ssarIs-tf Nashville, Tsl1
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NEW ARRANGERIENT.
The Southern Express Company.

T9yHE undersigned respectfully give notice that they have
tered INTO partnership, under the and irn
The Southern Express Copn pnnYs for the trans
action Of General EEpress and Commission Bunezg, and hlF
made arrangements win The Edgded and Kentucky. Tennessee
and Central soaheru Raroa1 Companies, 60
Messengers daily these Roads, and pepsd 20
forward goods al Stations the above ncd kao1aH n
charge OF special Messengers low ras. Their Messengers
provided Safes he safe Transmission Of money!
ieEelry and ether vauablos Bills notes and drafts coeete
! and prompt returns made.
/ Square JA3IES GL0FEK,
1 A. *. HOLT.
| f.,q Late Of hFansf Exnra5s Company.
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Great Fire AZ Danville. Ky.
CONCRETE SAFES TRIUMPHANTl
DASv1-1r, Ky, March 6, 1850.

DlSVI-LEi h9-i Alfll D I7t0
MEssEs- W. B. DoDDs & Co., CnsCSNATE
GEs-Ths safe purchased from yo1 time since vas
severely tested By the disastrous fire il this place, and We
happy say equal the representations
you made when purchased. Our store in which ne
Stood totally destroyed BY the Ere ard the & fs into
the cellar and covered by The burning ruins bot upon get
ting and opening found every Pspsr safe not enc q
them scorehed dsarsd any way. We take pleature in
bearing this testimony The excellent quality the safes
ufctured at you establishment Yours,
isiguedI TT. SHINDELBOWER.
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FIRE AND BURGLARs.

are Agents for these splendid safes snd invite The pub
lie to cal, and see other eerdcsis as the Ehsh
they resstthe attacks Of both
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FnETGUTS FoRwARDED,
Louisville and Nashville


1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making close connections at Louisville fOT
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City
q
On and after SUNDAY January ED, $780, trains will as
follows
First train leaves Nashville at 420 daily, stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, and all regular Stations
when sRnaled by ag and arrive at Louisville at 2SO d.
Returning, Louisville at $50 NJ stopping as above
aad arriving IN Nashville at Cos A IL.
Second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays exceptedJ al
1890 NJ stopping above. and arriving IN Louisville q
$40 lP NJ Returning leaves Louisville at $40 A. NJ and
arrive Nashville at 5:36 P NJ.
Galatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily lSun-
DAYS excepted ais P M and arrives in Gaatn a5lO P
Returning leaves Gaatn at NJ and arrives in Nashville
at $40 A. n. -,., = .,
Al. FIELD, Gen'l. Ticket Ag't.
n2.--utt
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ReEFwABLk AT PLEAsuRE

RECEIVABLE AT pleasure
One Square, one year ssEaeh additional square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
ONE DOLLAR per Square the @ and FrT CENTS for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both Daily Weekly will
charged full daily with half the weekly rates
added.
7rGnsent Advertisements sss Be paid FOR at tie time Of
faserfioR
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SnIE oF NEGROEs.

John 2. Page and others vs. R01ert Page add others
pursuance Of deere Of the County Court Of Dasdo
eouuty, rendered in the above cause A. me Pl iar 80
all sr for residence Of halaui Rogers, when
Is near the residence Of H D Davis and between ne Lenoa
turnpike and the river, 90 thuFndlV5 the l1tn eAg
of VFaV next the following negroes to-Elt
Reess 2 years OF and an inant about one year
Of age Ann, about years OF ard Aad aoa 'i
years Of age - a..
TERMs-One an VIII be required IN calhi and ior re
balance endorsed payable 10 Bank on ne at o.! q %
cemher neNt r. X eLlAiAAl-r.--i,
a7ri1f ~ Al9fA
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- Correspondents.

II will great deal ofunnecsaEy trouble flour friends
in writing rs, viii hear in mird the following rulcs
Always give the date, Office, county and State in tina body
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from soe to another give
both Offices in full.
II you write business and other matters write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
subjects may Of information interest to the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character, will receive
ention.
Correspondents should write onyupon side Of the Pa
We canuot undertake return rejected communications
All letters on business should be directed to Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the Pro
pFietors
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p BBLs Coat Oil, very superior article just received
= ms s91 n '- RAINS, BROWN & 90.
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Ienllr - ID -

sail take great pleasure in recommending your safes. You
are at liberty make such Of this ssmea deem
proper. Yours, lsignsil u. J. DCRHAM.L