davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
C5ANCERY NOTICES.

CITV RICHMOND To WIT Al ros,
~ held IN the Clerks ofics of the Court of Hun
Ings for the said city, on Monday, the 9th dsy Of
Edward Mayo. ad'r of Julia A. cabell and IN,
his own ri& hit. ...Pltf,
Winfield Scott and Maria, his wife. Robert b a
CabsslI, adene Maze Lay , ~iii,snN G. Mayo
Mayo. Emma G.. Mayo. Julia Mayo, andt5
years and Lucy CONWAY Macon, Josephine
Macon, Virginia h: pade. Anna slsna:
,Welslger, seisnora 8. weiseger, and Sal,
The OBJECT of this suit is to make sale b't Of ~,
numbered and s, fronting on Franklin street, in
the CITY of Richmond, which, with other property
were directed to be sold by the Will OF the said "a
Ina A. CaOen.
Winfield Scott, and NJ ara. his wife, are not Ie,
dents Of the state of Virginia, they hereby n,
one month after due publication hereof and sa
what may be necessary to protect their interests
~ 4 Cory SSpywTests Ro' HowAsD:
C,ITYOF RICHMOND TO WTT:-At ul,,
~ held in the Clerks Office of the Court Of HIT
ings for the said city, on Monday, the 6th dsJ Of
Samuel Schefsllu, Sidney A. schefeliu. I.sA
1. sehefelin, Schefelin, John D. DIX JOS
H. Westerfeld. William A. Gillett, and Wi
liam Il: ScheAelin. partners under the firm of
Schefeln, Brothers & Company -..--.Plfa
against II
The object of this suit Is to recover against the
defendant the sum OF four hundred and twenty.
seven dollars and eiehty-six cents. with lsgsIin
terest thereon from the nth day of JUL, 1850, al
paid
not resident of the State of Virginia, he is herptJ
required to appear in tte said Clerks Office with,
in one month after due publication hereof aud 10
what may be necessary to protect his interest.
COpJ-Teste
au 7-law4w RO. HOWARD. Clerk
CITY OF RICHMOND. TO WIT:-AtRp..
~ held in the Clerks office of the Court OF h.s'
Monday a a "a
August, 1850
G. Frederick Heye and A. William Heye,l7
name and style Of Heye Brothers ,.,... Pitts, :
aGatn,t
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum of thres hundred and twenty
elght dollars end forty el.ht cents with legal n
April 1850 and on s229 ID cts. the residue thereof
frog the 18th July, 1880, til payment.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant
Chas. Dawson. IS not resident Of the State Of
Flrgnia; ne hereby required to appear IN the said
Clerks off -e, within one month after due publ
cation ne rsot, and do what may be necessary TO
protect his interest.
au7-1aviw RO. HOWARD. Crk
CiTYOF RICHMOND, To Wit :-Atrule.
~ held a the Clerks office Of the Court of Hus
jngs for the said city, on Monday, the 9th dsy Of
August, 1860
The Central Bank of Alabama. Plth,l
William + starke. peft. ''''
and upon an attachment returned executed
The object OF this suit Is 10 recover AGAINST the
defendant the sum OF thirty four thousand dollars,
mum on $40 coo. part thereof from the Sd DAY q
Aprll, 1850, and on Is 900 the residue thereof
AFFIDAVIT having been made that the defendant
IS not resident OF the state Of virginia, he y
sa1ss to pRe in the SID
of, and do what may he necessary to protect hi
interest, A Copy-Testrn;o or,un ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

THE IRON MO u l. ID Il IS OF
49, RICHMOND are requested to meet at
MONTE LIZ HALL, on TUESDAY NIGHT
the l4th Inst. at O'Clock. Every Mou der is most
0 rdialiy invited to attend, as business of great
Importance Will be brought before the meeting
By order of the
au io-N COMMITTEE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
NH SIM
SUMMER STOCK.

Yes the whole stock must go, and as we want to
call particular attention to the articles now In
store, we commence with
CASHMERE COATS AND SACKS,
Made of slack ana Drab Silk Mixture, Fancy and
Black Trco, Striped and Plain, Light and Dark
colored, medium quality, Cashmere Sack and
Frock Coats; Blue and Grey Flannel Sack Coats ;
Coats Corded and Plain Alpaca Coats Also,
Linen Frook, Sack ana 0vercoats; also, Spring
PiccolOmlnl's, a light overcoat, comfortable and
necessary at this season of the The
whole party must be disposed of III some shape or
other. Then comes our
SUMNER PANTALOONS,
FamilIarly called Pants of Cashmere and Linen,
Black and Colored, Striped and Plain, cheap and
fine; ali IN good shape, and going for little or
Nc thing. Next comes the
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF VESTS.
Cashmere. Drap d Etc, Silk, Marseilles. Linen,
made heavy ard light, and sod-that ls, gu ght 10
be sold and offered for sale good terms, from
81 upwards. Just think of it, good Vest for
dollar Save your money and buy at TUPMAN'S,
09 Main street, south side. third door above l4th
street. Tau H-tsl VIM. S. TUPMAN, Agent
| OUISJ- BOSSIEUX,
IL Manufacturer of Double Refined
And Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN FRUITS.
FRENCH CANDIES, CIGARS,
,,,,,, ,,r,o,, ~ TOBACCO, &c, &c.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
Can always be found at the
FIVE STORY BUILDING. No. 50 Main ST..
Opposite r. cha dson & Co,
au E-lut Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nh. The Greatest Bargains ever offered
IN DRY GOODS, on,
TO CLOSE BJsINgsS in THIRTY DAYS.

10 CDUSE BUSINBbo IN HfH UT u
RKINS &c 90,
No. lal EaFle Square,
Have this day opened their stock 81 ALL ana
WINTER GOODS on hand. and will continue to
sell them off at retail in large qnantites At un
pTecedented low prices for 4 HiRTY DAYS, wnen
thew will close the ba.aaoe at auction. We invite
the attention of the Ladies particularly to our
stock: -
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
DO. PARIS DE LAMBS.
POPLINS and VALENTiAS.
{snfh sSa a PiaS AhRASs
Black CHALI lis and PARIS DE LANES.
Large stock Black and Coiored Wool and Me-
rino SHAWLS.
KID GLOVES, LACE SETS, and EM3ROl
DERIES. PERKINS h CO.,
su H-l5t No l4I Eagle square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
HORSES FOR SALE

n FOR SALE-During the ., ese Mt week.
TNmy HORSE. CARRIAGE and - IIrut s. :
NAbUGGY. Can I've seen at my E3fS1ES
house. on Grove street, Sydney. M
an l45t' J. F.. JOHNSON.
FOR SALE-A pair Of well matched
IN BAY MARES. about l519 hands h,s h. 5 and
HS<A7 years old go together better than 4
minutes and one can travel in Is sinele They
are perfectly sound and kind, and are sold because
the owner has no furtner use tor them.
Also. q CALtCHE, with double set of HAIR
NESS, tboth nearly. new) Apply %
JOS X. HIX,
au ll-3v American Hotel Stable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

SbH v GN1S FtN 6lhd & . Alb.
DOR SALE AND hire have for sale
likely NEGRO MAN, about 30 years old, sound
aud healthy; sod for no fault and 10 person lIv
ing the city It's vicinity, he Will be sold for
Jess than to trader. have for hire for the bal
ance OF the year, GIRL, about IA years old, &C
customed to house work. For terms, &c. apply
to RO. b LYME.
au7-ts Office, Metropolitan Hall.
E'uk HIkE-For the balance of the year. TWO
l. MEN-one accustomed to working in a tobacco
factory, the other good rough carpenter.
COOKE & CLOSE, AGENTS,
On l4th street, Exchange Ii otel Building
jy 31-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

A Preserve Your Teeth.-It is the Opin-
ION the most celebrated Dentists. that all Tooth
Powders injurious TO the teeth. If our readers
would preserve theirs, they vi IL use only DOW
DENIS DENTAL FLUID. 1t relieves toothache
arrests decay and perfumes the breath, and is re-
commended by all the principal Dentists and Ply
siclans wherever introduced.
For sale by all Druggists. au 11-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

LOWNES COOK
Beg to inform the public that they are rebuilding
their FOUNDRY and IRON WORKS, on Sth ST.,
which were DESTROYED by fire on the 4th instant,
and will soon be better prepared than ever to do
all work entrusted to them. Due notice will be
slven of the time OF recommending business.
l3-1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

~ Guns, Guns, Guns j ust received from
England one hundred and fifty fine DOU BILE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing TO equip themselves
for the Fall campaign, are requested to ctH and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am con
6dent can exhibit the best assortment Of Goods,
in my line, to be found in any house IN the State.
JAMES WALSH,
au 3-lm Gun Importer, co Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
ID, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com.

"a, NutH1T Btneflt Lie 1nyuFnMCf Z ON.
PANT.
Capital January LIST, 1860. 50, 400, 5s2 30
dividends paid the insured to date .3ls,359 43
Dividend. January 1st, 1850, Is per cent
This Company Is purely mutual. The dividends
are received In payment Of the yearly premiums,
insurance. No Company can offer superior ad-
vantages.
N B.-Please call for one of our new prospec-
fuses. KNOWLES WALFORD,
au 1876 $50 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOUDS-To
y be found at the Pententiary Store, No q Pearl
street.
Grey Cloths Grey and Brown Tweeds
White Twllied Flaun-ls.
Cotton and Worsted Counterpanes.
Gram Bags; Farm Wagons and Carts.
Dirt Carts Garden and Dirt Barrows
Men fine Shoes and Boots
Bows and Mlsses' Shoes; Farmers Boots
Safes; Wardrobes; Axes; Tents, &c.
nj NINNO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

NOTUE. MI 4 = BKUjh, late OF The hrm
~ of WIN. SATTIER Il co begs leave TO in
large and magnificent store under the new hotel
on Main street, between 8th and 9th streets, To
conduct a wholesale and retail business in OILS,
PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, LNGRAVINGS,
PICTURE FRAMES and ARTISTS MATERI-
AIS. Due notice will he given when the under
signed - prepared to receive his customers.
au l0-lw ALB. LYBROCK,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

Proxies to represent stock in their general meet
ings, shall only be valid for the space of two years
auII-tl2S W. H. H
NOTICE. TO CONSEQUENTLY BarQue
~ SAMSON, Capt. Robinson. from Liverpool,
having put into Cork IN Distress the Consumes
by her are requested to call at our Office and
sign the General Average Bond.
an lI-3i- +. w. DE VOSS & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
IUAN PIZZINI,

y Who'll FSALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS. NUTS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, AND I'M
PORTER OF FRENCH CONF ECTIONERIES.
|. You will find q great variety, and very large
and fresh stock in this establishment Ny CAN
DY, manufactured of the very best refined Crushed
Sugar, is made daily in very large quantities Sold
at a low figure. City and country merchants are
respectfully invited to call.
JUAN PIZZINI, l2S Main St.
su l3-lm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

STAyES..STAvES.. have still on hsai
- some 5000 SLAVES, jointed, we'll seasonss
and ready TO set up. These slaves have ,s &C.
DRY ing under shelter for more than year ana S'
Of the best quality. For sale in lots 10 snlt y
SAMUEL r. HALVES syn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

FAMILY GRoCERs,
0Hsr to families superior SODA SoAf w
washing either Ia hard or soft water. Also, EhA
SIVE OLIVE and FANCY SOAPS, The slIsh-
tion of-she trade is called 10 the SODA SDAf -
rived. - -rs,,ps
RTEs TURNER MORGAN,
Family Grocers, Main, between 7th and ssh $"
au 9-2aw2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

M wheeler & wilson's
Factory in Brldgeport, Conn Principal Office,
sos Broadway, N. Y Virginia Office, 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches throughout the state.
They are not and will not, be made sold by
parties in crested IN the sale of other aohlnes.
au 3-lm* h. H. CRaIGE, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

uTYOF RICHMOND To WIT AT raIs.
~ he'll IN the Clerks ofiics of the Court of Hust
ngs for the said city. on Monday, the 9th day 0
August. 1860;
Edward Mayo. ad'r of Julia A. cabel and M
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22

IIJE have H4rperis. Lssi-s' 6odey's Ea4 all the
w best Magazines In the eoHhtry Coz March
HAGAS IKfASoR,
fsb22-1 No. lnson street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22

tn store and fss sale small shipment of celebrates
u Fresh Peaches II cans.
aIZElI., HOOPER CO.,
gebls-U Nee. Aud s Market 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
iN ORDERING TICK EIs oRcERrIE1c.rrs

Enclose the amount of mohey To our address r.r
what you wish TO purchsse; , the Lottery in
shlch you isis & csieu ana J., Thea van xish
h'es, Halves - Quarters, ui IN tbs receipt
whNh send " hat is ord. ca hy urst mail ~,
getieI witt q e scbe me.
Immediately tfter tae drawing a Printed Dra~irx
certified to by tue Commissioners III be seLt in
kAplanatun.
SIS Purchasers will please write their signature.
bllin and give tue name o their Post ONCE county
Stale
All saninunira tions strictly confidential
Alprfzes Il ,0oO aud under i,als ifnnedih
y.nerthe trAwing-otheipr,zc aithe as1A Eih,, Of
forty DAYS.
NPwo"d. fddy * CO 5 Iciieiies are .ra~n at
Ausus'a, eco a, anf = ilHit tsi, h. aware
Address OrueIs or ricksIs OF CERTIFICATES BY N
Express t. be tircCIeC -
MOD, EniiY X co. Augusta Georgia
or WOO, EDDY CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY Co. WHINING toD Unaware
As-Cirsu airs e utaihlug Schemes Ter tie mo tn
viii be ssnt fee OF by adercssng above.
Jsn.-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
For Rent or Lease.
Express 10 (iark,ViIIe.

II He southern Express cemFa v respectfully IN.
"od"re that they are nov running
through % GAINESVILLE, va = X. and N c. \ l.
Hail cars, an are prepared - forward that III
and intervening points Will prnmItness and dsp Itch
All sooas c-na tly sent by express. They RLi alsn
fof~ ard % All pi&res on stage routes, Goa, pect
With the above Railroads. Eis. nsles, drafts. &c
eoiiected and rreUIs return made.
So once So..l9 Public qasre
feelT-d A HOLT Superintendent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22

- xaRErarafE : soSe. 10 81 ssrrz fnrzs
IL. ss<zzs sst.e<s Narkel ani tlaes<nnf s1r-~tzs
fHlL.1eiIs.iz, have lssz $40
bsr = s1EzED SPANISH HxDEs,
nxx ..s crssa saisss Pzisa kirs. rznaers of. Tan.
- 49, 81 l<zsher n sae reaeh wanted ,lor
= s-1h tks bzEarss az@rkss Fflee - = ives y
srse 81 eharzs sa1 sole eszz sssziea-
sepzL--Sglas
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
ordinary Drawing,
TO taAe Ftiee as ; 'eciheo.
one Grand apftai Prize of sso M
approximation l,r,ze.
whole Tickets SIC; Halve. IS; Quarters So So

teith' al 81 y 'kat's n Tie osuaHTs LAWN Is
II te s''lu q l. 10 viue tcs Which l. the -S
Ceinhc~to II Paei age Il 10 VIII. &c Isvkets $50
L. QuaTier 20
10 kIshth 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
LIVERY STARIE.
N ashville Spring Races
- Gi
WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, 29th of May, 1860,
EnNTtNIrE w.,

7Hesddy. Nay 2ath.-Sx eeIsiakes for uniricd three
Year oids-SitO ebtIsnCe-s ToIfelt-one mile
hoats-ihTec or more dil the stake-Club to
ada 81. o I the race is run.
WsdEesddy, Nay SotA.JOckey Club Purse S3co-Tso
mile heats.
IhsI sddy. May Sf sw eepstakes for three year Odds
u mile heatf-SleOeI traIce-S50 fnrfeit-thtee
or more TO Ill the stalk Club IA add SiOU Il the
rae Is iut
Friday, june ia -PFop'ietor's Purss-s2o0 one
Allie i,eais
Saturday JEs> .d-Jockey Club Purse q loo-Tv,
Mle Hrsts.
Same Day.-Sweepstskesf three year olds--sineIe
1asii ot nth IS 90 kitran, e-ssO forfeii--
three or more &, Til the Stake-Ciub to add slO0
II the Is run.
To name aud close 1t March. Five per cent
en- irai &c for club ui0ne1 ali ensr es Co b. made 10
tile undersigned. r. CHEAfHAM
eb-O-td Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
CATION.

Persons iivsss A. ; aisi.1ee sAaeld - extremely
e.utl.es tbes sEleF Lsiier< 1leks - sr Ger
tfersfvs u zeksgcs Ct nekets- The el1Rtry -
do<z1e4 zsrh kts a saa Eadhz t.otzeftcs- livery
,sfd euI % set persons 10 tHEezi rao-
aey thslz-t4fitai Prizes - fFon 40 oen 70 t<c
Acaa tl1er s<AensesNzt 81 IzAet= ~ one IollzF.
<ioo go CapsLzf arlxez eErre9, Isckets - al
50 b. IA serff tf4aces are iE=n<ss zsa Il H-oiief
tlci. tsckets. & tarehlthruNn arsag
tzs1ll t.s sAsae- 81 cssa1ee % EertiHR Price
Hexafe 81 all islsefrs ieFe The C<iaz4- PMS .
aAuenaif large zzen - It's ffice 81 IA
Il every asFs tzrss prsz.s are o'er-
iar sasit cas- II Iiekesss p1t Il ds~n tos sef-
tan frsnd- FkA<tk. tlsoAb6kAls CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Charleston and savannah
y N I. I "a N'E I'm ~ ~
Rales Ee1Eefd aid STad Increased.

I-sXPkESs F.egl Trail nIl the roads. ON and
IL after the AL, - y bsr, IL So IhTOs gh rates
IRON New YORK 10 Nashville:
first hss, Ter leo IfUunos ca
seson. ,,' o,ass' ...-.-..-....-- IS
Fourth Class 90
Hats ans aud T. Bnets 49,. ......... rs
Time fr m savannah Char eston N.shs ale three
ia &c h h and fur d rs.
I.b from New York al L'iaI elpLia, seven and
half, eight and dsss
lntery enugS Iba h chus ethe above variations an
time, az no freight Trains run IN sunday over
three ines
Me- deteniiors 10y ice SHOW. Cyercharg : ana
damages (rxrtI uansi fes uriig 81 seal lampi-
ly adjusted 10y The N@siVIll> and att 4 90 Rail
roae delivery. c. W. ANDki.SON
dec.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Louisville, New Albany d Chicago
RAILROAD.
@ - sss2 -

FOR st. L0l Ii, cll.cALB. D TgGlT.
And ali Points West and North
Ness.
rhe Great Western and Northwest shnrIl-ine Routs
1889. FalI. ARRANGE uENT.Isso.
Two Daily Trains 80 81. Loair, ClneiBasti
and Chicago.
OK and snsF pEcENBER sab. 1854. Passenger
" Trains = ~ ies~e New abs "a sliszs:
1910 n. casosgs aha -. Is,uts Exp ess Nail
(izily sxeepf saadss lrr-ghii . l. uss Al = y
=. n. snd ense.ze a Iosso A \; tssszan-ii -
ie.is r. u. cAlsssa ana 81. feeas Night Express
(fA.i;y rxeess s-Iesazs - e-rs..sE - is.ps, ~
COZ. NJ, aszd cEisezEss "a 1850 r -. ga r.tnf-
aay nsxats tbs sEsta runs asly TO sltehesi. re-
farufsss szleax t4sFnifss-
las r. y. HI aeli asseaHss' '-s.aH H,siy eAseI's
sanaasfl- assaEll.s ssas..ssss ~ssh ses tssln
sras. "a. Lass Il szso a n. F~ss hiuE >es Al
esns - SIS r n. tsasss s.sr .s 50 ?. \.
n aFrst ias ~ f>aisSii-s ~ s.is A 4 sns $50
OaIy one change e Car 70 81. Loeis, CiEeia-
aaii. or chicago.
Baszare CHseks q Through.
Ala frslss ssuhe<s et=ssle pak ali rlsssl sel
FF.ns Csc "a 1ilsss-slili aac 81,
~. teseag aassfils 50 ssszsasess Eeilste eeae<c-
Als<4sfi - 80 - lsrs s..slesi
81 FssseaEsfz %sa as<ssFe lzksa - sna frse.
ety PIT - as eist sed rs Cas- lFee Il ktsrke-
sstE ThFeass F1zizss ssheeI eIessly a ssfseaess.
lie slsh ths feFFe sssalz ssehs.sad i.sllr...d
ess - 1sFEs hast< kta - esls saf kszs ~ Ia
slszsasz's<-ts a tztetst n f1sese 4 Hessera
kaiisag- Ass sat the Nixss<ea ssssshern sns
aess A<9u taazasz n b lF s<zs zIsss fs..e.Ea ~
al letes Es<szse <<z<1osss- EIza - EzElzas CIV
era IS Aeizslz szztr4I lsslss - Ter cllllsp "a
=. ss.Hss ues- sd Ssssk=zs si.efsE tsFsst1se
ziis=ssll4s 4ss1-
- 0seefef fss<seEef ezes ,<e- sks Ezls ssrezz
fazses II. A. AsEs szz1s 81 lItks1s "a FAR
sl<e1 III ga be o51a-n<a
ITssAs are rs1 - I-ssss ia fac.
xes AIs-ax. oes Il. fss3. es<II-sf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Crates and ManteIpii ceS.

I'VE havea very large stock Ui p 'rl"r Mani LEI
w and J1nib Crates, Of evcty ice anu size
Tenders of various teens. Mirb~iized Iron Mn.
ties, &c. MAtKENZlE n MINs'HIN
feb2-if Nos 8 and - C-sIiege Il rect.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
On THE HAVANA PLAN.
Exffe C1ass 10.
40 De 4raxBia harrington. Dela~are, Wednesday
FEB -. is69-
Every other Eieiea n Prize.
Prizes payable In fall sillsii dedIsIiJn
la hess LofleTn.srsTy ESazsis irqrL!
,rI.t:NUit. sCtrENK.

And "a Approximation Ffffss rahs a. sFosn ~
aa ~ $50
Is ,S5t srtzee-..-. asnoantirf Ia sssesoeo
shois gle kets$it .ifais - - .Qaattsiss- -
Persons = - a4vet s1is feniftt1e risA %
aexase FER xls8ek ais = oeFiiiratsA a. Oh
,srtlacats of.'aeksgse 81 { Eaoief eosss.---. sse
%. d. ,e h-i.ss. :. - -
d. Do. ls EiSighs =. l.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
WHO IAVESTED THE SEWING MA(lllNE
The Howe Sewing machines /!
ESTABLISHED ls45.
L. Rowe, Jr., original IIysLIer
Patentee.

L. Howe, Jr., original lIVsLrCT
Patentee.
THESE MACHINES are strictly First Ciass and Z r
beauty and simplicity Of CO. urbility
They make tight lock tch more nearly alike ulan
both sides OF tliv goods than that by any other
Machine.
Thes are capable OF doing greater variety If work
than any other iamly MAJ hne. The 500 machine is
warranted 10 do as fine work as the " hceer q VIII
son and as heavy as the laI &c singer machine.
U.s. FAMILY AACHINkS.-PT.ces SEQ $40
$50, $50, AID 500.
Tie Howe Cyli-der Machines, G.r all Leather
sihchng, such as Boot aid Shoe werk, Carriage
Trimming, harness work, &c, have always hcld a
rePution FAR above any other naeLiRe--s fact uni
yerstiiy admitted. No other Leather machines use
small needle as the Howe Cylinder M-chiEe.
Price-l35 AID $3.50.
What Constitutes Coed Sewing Machin 7
l. II should be ~sii Gsase. staple eoLstruc-
tisn, aud easily keIt IN or eT.
, Ish.nld nAke tight iuek-stiich, alike on both
sides oi the hateii !.
). II should and all m ,teriaIs tina, can be
sewed
l. 1t should be able to use colt Il, thread. er silk.
S. IL shvu'd be able To- sew f.oin cuAI sc L, nne
and from thick To- thin with Ispiaity aud without
changing the tension
g. IL souIa be able make The tel sion greater ar
ess, GA both the ander and up, or threads With
ilormfiy.
1t should HAYES strai9is needle cured ones are
liable 10 breAk.
s The Ieede should have perpendicular taiaa. %,
This : alb -uluieiy Necessary Tor heavy Woik
. II stsoula tic able t. bad wi'h a bi,,aer hem
with a lac INNER. slouiu sInch. tell, . an aud gather
10. d shsald he aiS..ss ready rk
IL Il sboud be cap.ble OF uslig the aule size of
thread bath sues =" the 4, az asing ,4Iler-
eoluIed thread or silk. .bax~ ar below 10 cor
Fcsp.and lth any tNo cuiois { io,h 10 DC unite
IL. u should be able TO make loug o. short
a
Is II should commence sewing tightly at The arst
Iiich.
II. IL should run easily and make but little noise
Is. IL shouid have a sh,elieed, uOue others are
ia constant tiet Til the work
10. IL should as< be lisb Ert uut Of order
II. Il should Hs< be liable Jreak the .hread nor
skis the sfstshss.
Is. II should be Liable it oil the operators
dress.
Ie. d should nes foTm rigde en- the under side
nor rayel cut, uor be ssstiui of thread as a Tie
y iih all chain stitch hines
20. IL should nof be I'm re trouble than Il is
SoTtn-"
Get the Best.
The Howe Family and Leather Il chimes are var
raits 10 give better stta than a4y other ma
CHIMES la The market, money refunded
The test sewing Machine cuit,n IN the CITY fOrrz
4 Aaeuaughs's.) al 81 cents isr dus-n H,s~e,s
Ma line 1slsi, excellent artbc.e, IS ceuts per
spool.
CONF BROS.
s. College street.
eee-S-h Os er Aet ieiizndis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Prize. Paid insasaissei, after the

- iIsrdcrf saerrsets <AstE ., BEoAnEsf1s =
a gtl ain gtsi Ilei- - a nj pfonps Aftcr-
la yrissee 0tiseaa Ara a sea -sslsoI -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
GRAND
extraordinary Drawing.
One Crand Prize of sI0o. a0o
Whole Tieket, SIC; dalves slo: anart.,, ca

Certificates al Packages III De sold n t, ,,,l,;-
rates, vi Ict Is tie us -
Certihcase ii faekai u &c whole Tict cts q 90 ~
:, = hsH la 50
- quarter ~ IS
20 eighth 90 Il 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
SINGER MACHINE
Sewing Machines

sAoufd cali and examine the superior adv aLtages a
aha AsckIne Oy ct all othe 3 before buying
Yuil and reliable iniUrtnatinE about Sewing Ma
IN nss ~ be had by sending ioF
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE.
AOr March 1850.
FRAME .BRglDBEATs Il co.. MANAGERS
lIlRanytoa. D,E0srare.
The Managers call the attention u The public the
folio~lne spleniId scheme to be drawn during The
present meath
Ma&niusent Schemcs
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S7O.
Grand Consolidated Lottery
0G Ii A. ~ RE

q a y U. 4 " Il IL Il.
Glass 10.
40 be drawn in Wilmington, Del, saturday,
March 20, ls6o.