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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
Che Pures Medicinal Agent ever nownD has iurnshel me
community stuuut pure hcshfgl and inyeoratug at the
time mild delicious beverage. 10 is calculated t. do away
with The vile durgcd stun that pamed 90 or the community
and which Injurious % body and mind In addition 70 The cert
atrs beneath las received Diploma from the sTAT AGl
CULTURAL SOCIETY and additional testimony from Dr. Jackson
Of Boston, who eGtfes under oath 10 It's absolute purity
CERTIFICATES
PHuAuytrufI, Sept @ 1875.
We have carefully tested the sample II Chestnut Grove vi" "
us and find that contains Of The Poisonous Sub
Fus Oh which the characteristics and injurious
ingredient Of the Whis4ys In general use. - . ,.,,,o
Analytical Chemists.
Nsw York Sept. 8, ls5S.
Ihsve snayzed sample Of Chestnut Grove whisky received
Charles wharton Jr Of Philadelphia am having care
fully pleased state that is entirely ce rom
poisonous c,sriOus substances III an unusually pure an"
fine favored quality of WHISKY JAMES L. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist.
Ros-uS March :, 1879.
have made chemical analysis q commercial samp OF Chest
Grove Whisky which proves 20 I've free from the heYy fuS
oils, and perfectly pure and unaduraied The hne nHy2, Of
tbs Viii ty Grain used IN manu- 1cturng It.
respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ D, state h'sayer,
No l6, Roylston Street
For sale nv c. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
j428-Cu No TIC Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
MERCHANTS,

MERCHANTS
IN TRANCE CONF AN x
Office No. I53 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on VesGels, Cargo, and freighI
INLAND lESANOE Goods transported by rivers Canals OF
land carriage.
FIRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town or country
POLICIES Issued at rates. and losses promptly PAID
DIRECTORS:
Jos. r. Anderson, James Dunlop, Samuel Putney,
Jas. L. Apperson, L. w. Gazebrook, IN Taylor Jr,
David J. Saunders, Lewis Ginter, John Purcell
DavidJ. Burr, Geo d. She'll John d. Quarles,
VIM. Breeder, r. b. Heath, r. stearns,
Lewis d. Creushav semrJ Harrison, John @. sinton,
Wm. II. Christian 4 Miller, H. H. sknker,
Jshn Dooley Vim. g. Paine, James IhonAs,Jr"
G. y. Watson. - .
GROHD PLEAsAETs, Prest
! II NoNrloux sae,v ap12
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE No ISL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HARTERED in 1892 having during It's existence OF twenty
~ six met claims for loss TO the extent CT arsey over
uILLION OF DOLLARS. It refers TO NE history oil 'he
aforiing the very best guarantee for me future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits are distributed
her citizens and its Capital used to promote the success oil he
Commercial and Mechanical Industry. .
BY the long acquaintance this Institution WIN the nshs
Public it has become familiar with their Interests ana no pains
viii be spared information withheld the part oil us oe.
that will tend TO insure accuracy and give sasilcuoh - -
To Farmers and Country Merchants we can he very
extensive country Insurance already
citizens In almost every portion Of the state. . -
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance. Sddreeu 70 le
W L. COWARDIN, President
WILLIAM WINS In ssc-s,arv mh19-ly
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TENHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capita ana
4 surplus OF nearly $250,O00, prepared 70 ssue Poees
the above descriptions OF risks on as rtasohapie
similar institution In the state, and respecuy ask smart we
patronage Of the public Applications VIII bs teeesu az e o
fee No 1861 second door east Of corner OF nam anu II
where the officers will cheery give any information requeu'
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
ohas T Workman John II. Claiborne,
Wm. Q. Tompkns, Robert NJ Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A hust
Alex Garrett Geo ~ Gwathmey,
L Sub!ett Prs. J. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE, Prest:
RoBEsr A ToyPKrys seov se26
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~ 25 terees prime Rice
200 bbls prime New Orleans Moasses
% bbs. "New York" Syrup
1000 Sides Sole Leather -,
800 pkgs. Green and Black Teas (some pinS
300 bags Ginger Pepper and Spice
20 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
800 bIs. Glass; 90 bbls. Tanners OIL
300 bis. "Huls Extra" and Rosin soap
300 doE. Brooms; 800 DO Brekets
1000 reams Letter Cap and Wrapping Paps a.. ,r,a
300 bales Candlewick and Irvine, for SAFE 19IItw
low [fe2s-G TINsLEY. TARDY HlLl1 IS---
blows -Liyngs,On PlOws, Noe IT, ~ Sand
Il cast Points ,,.,.
Lvinsstons Plows Nos T. and eft hand cast - hasa
Livingstone improved Plovs, Nos 22&, ana
wrought Points - al and
Minor Z Horizons Flows, Nos ls, lsK, 10y, M "
cast Points - "a .nA 70
Wiley 4 COnekiin', Piozs, Nos s. l. ~, 81 H. Z"
cast Points ,,..on s.h
Richh Iron Beam POvs, Not. T., N. ". and WAlhs''@
Points
Hillside and subsol Flows
Davis Mccormick Flows
Ivee WA pLLMyR ~
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ROOyS AND SHOES

MDC'5S IND SEEDss.
TFNiiE Subscriber the North. and
receipt Of bis Fall Stock Of Boots Shoes, Es%l
Trunks Yases, Carpet Bags, Sc &c. which he would wv
respectfully call The attention Of purchasers, heis S
that he be surpassed both regards price
quality lie particularly invites Country Merchants and 9TH
buying sell again. give him call before purchasing as be
dTaineI sell low, for Cash. the quality goods
can be bought ia any OF The Northern markets.
He also prepared 20 make 70 order anything In his line n the
best manner his stock Of materials very large and the very
best quality. OCT =. K WHITE, % Main 81.
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RAILROADS, &C.
1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN NAIL ROUTE. Il
Is AZ sE,.s.i ~ !. Is $780,

loOU Dol Ehh NAH hObi low
ESGa5F En- Is az&
RICHMOND AND DAHVILLE RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
ON and after Sunday January 2h $780, the Mall and Passen
" ger trains, on this road will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily o'clock FOR junction, (Burke
Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction, and Memphis Tenn
Montgomery and Mobile, Ala, and New Orleans.
Leave Richmond daily Except sundays for Danve Va, and
Greensboro, N O., at s A. b N;
Leave Junction (Buieve daily at $50 NJ and arrive In
Richmond at ~ 80 ?.
Leave Danve daily Except sundays ats ~ and arrive In
Richmond at 1880 P.
Railroad trains Southwest the Junction, and
Virginia T. r. Potomac Railroad trains and
from the North, at Richmond.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage checked through the above
points; also, the Virginia Springs.
through Tickets and further information apply at the Ticket
ONCE Of the Richmond Danvle Railroad Company, Richmond
IASO ALEX woRRALL Superintendent.
RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY March 1s, 1850, Pas Ca Esy r,g
~ senger Trains will depart 80 t1St
PROM RICHMOND
Daily except sundays at NJ
Tuesdays and Fridays, at NJ
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except Sundays) .......4I r. NJ
Tuesdays aud Fridays, at A. ~
STEAMER sEA-BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays THURSDAYS, A. NJ
LEAVES wHITEHOUsE
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with Cars both ways
Ubauna Stage leaves WLieIouse Tuesdays and Fridays
A. ", returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wakerton White House Mondays and Thursdays
s A. NJ, returning days.
Freight Trains and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturdays TllOS L. SHARP,
ja23 Superintendent
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~ PROMPT attention paid 90 the receiving ard delivery OF All
packages sent by line the will be r~ceped for
January 2ith, $500 u ". EL,Oh.
sit will the above that my charges are the
same as those Edmond Co and Will cot-ue 20 charge
fher long they remain under original charges
they them then Will only charge auy former rates
ID "
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NOTICE.
1860.

1860. NOTICE. 1860
"a sc Ks 49, s9 s,sE
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TFIiyELEESKS.
THROUGH TithETSAAD JIiEOiGN CNEtnG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepicd-betwecn
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHIA, NEW YORK, aud all important points West
quia Creek and Washington, ever the
! RICHMOND, FREDERlCKSBl RG AyD POTOMAC RAILROAD
To Potomac River - miles, and by SPLENDID and comfortable
themes Washington % niles IN an 100 miles In hous
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
So Hours OF departure Csc 4. NJ, and 100 L. NJ.
81 Baggage under charge a. Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH TO Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
YORK.
Through tickets be procured the following rates:
To Baltimore a. 90 To Washington ~
To Philadelphia ~ To New York........ II -
TO Cincinnati % ~ To s. Louis ........... 82 .
To Columbus To Chicago. Oh
70 indianapolis 70 % To l6 on
To ~ % TO LOUISVILLE - on
To Dayton y p TO Decatur. 20 ~
JeGersonyie - 20 70 Newark 10 %
To Rock Island 80 90 TO Observation-Disclosures. 2s 90
To GAINESVILLE. ........... Is %
Passengers breakfast and sup Ashland and dine board
comfortable between Acquil Greek and Washington
f For further information, spply at tI ace, Broad Street
shockoe I'LL JAMES Il. WINSTON
Genr Ticket Agent.
sAML RUTH, supt
once r. +. < p. Z. r. Co.,
Richmond Jan q, 1888. Jan2t-u
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RRAND QUITTING.
SHIP BROKERAGE.

VtE undersigned have this day formed c0partDeTshp unde
the style OF 1LLsPAUGH READ for the purpose Of con
Quoting SHIP BROKERAGE business and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their friends and the public.
A. MILISPAUGH,
JAMES G. READ,
Cary and 18th streets, the Dock
Richmond January LIST, 1869. jy2-ly
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Richmond, Jan. lst, 1Seo.


JOHN p ALVEY.
Richmond Jan. lsi, lseo.
MC,rrl
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
The undersigned Giner Alvey and Geo ATents
al Of whom reside city Of Richmond and Albert yehrees
w S5 ~ limited 1ornrrship pndels the name and Arm OF
"GINTER ALVEY ARENTS to carry en In the city OF heh
ling Fancy Dry Goods at whoiesae Jeree special
partner SUCH has contributed to TIE capital STOCK Of NE
said firm the SUN Of hrG5frs thousand dollars which sum he
has paid Lewis Glnte John ASey and Geo. ArenS
genera. partners. 1900, ,seo
and Is to the Of Ave nom that date WI"
ness following signatures this sh day q February ISg
LEWIS GIETER
JOHN T. ALVEY,
GEO ARENTs.
CITY OF RICHMOND, !
SrATE VIRGINIA.
James L. Apperson as Notary Public fer the city Aforesaid in
mentioned as general partner foregoing writing this day
made oath before that Albert G. Jefee' ths special
Twenty-Five thousand Dollars the amount conlpueu ny MN "
the capital stock Of the said firm OF G9isr Alvey AIeh
u"sn uD''' my manu- '''' j. L. ApPERs0N, N P.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, !
Cry RICHMOND TO Wit
James T. Apperson Notary Public @ The city aforesaid, in
the state Of virginia do certify that Jeree5 Lewis Giner,
John Alvey and George Aren whose names are snel 20 e
1850 have before ne in my city Aforesaid
Syen %p''' my manu- '' - '' il APpERsoN, MP
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE $.
II The undersigned manufactures and kps constantly on hand
at the Richmond Iron and steel Works large and fine asort-
ment OF
IRON consingof all sizes, Bar, Band,
Hoop and Scroll Iron
Tire Iron. Ovals and HafEounds.
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco Mil Tapercd and Plate Iron
In short description Of IRON that nay be ordered
Also Railroad Frog TEEL Steel Coach buggy and sny TIRES
and mary Half Round Steel JAS HUNTER,
fsti-Sris Richmond Va
~ An sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS hand made to or
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.,1IOlkINc! TOBACCO, PIPES AND S'VEMS.-
y We hand supply OF excellent snoEE Tobacco Reed
Root ana powlttu Ppys The above ars are an home
growth manufacture and superior OF thyir kind We
therefore who fond Of good comic able smoke to
-al and suuDIy themselves at j. =. DUVALS,
Corner Main an. 10 streets,
l-I... -La Iuan
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DICUmONp uANUFACTURKD FBRIiL
Ii ZERs-
Fine ground Bone Dust
Ammonlated super Phosphate Of Line
Improved Manipulated Guano. .,-.,.h,
Prepared ~ Hartman, ssaers sssn sno 'o psxfky Ill
frf2-tn bANVa
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Land Residents In lio Chmate Persons ofSeientsy aet
Inyaiids and Convae5cen,s; Captain. Of vessels and
Planters Will end Il a valuable addition 20 thdf
Medicine Chests.
WIN those who have used IL Il has high and deemed
pensable.
IN TORPID STATE OP THE LIvER-I renders grsS s'rr
In restoring healthy action.
IN GOUf AND RIIEuMATIsa-It gives the best sataen9
aayhg az lnammatory symptoms and In many cases ene"
curing those afflicted. -
ITS SUCCESS Is CASES OF GRAVEL INDIGESTION, Hk4kl
BURN AND COsHNENESS-Proves t TO be = Medicine o. ~
greatest utility. -
AClDITi or TIE STOMACH, AND THE DISTRESSING sllh
Nt.ssO USUAL DURING PlEGNANCY-Yieliss speedily nl W.
marked success under iis heat.lul influence. ,,-rn
iI AFfpkDS TIE GREATEST RELIEF TO THOSE hfiA' ~,
WITH oRst BJECT TO TIE PILEs-ACTING gently on We
els neutrfzng AL Irritating secetionf and thereby rero'Is
nfamn atory Tendencies.
IN FACI N Il INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WllERkA "|
TLE APERikNT OR PCRGATIyE Is REQUlkL'
IT'S he form Of Powder carefully put up In bottles q ~
IN any eli nate and merely requires poured upon H
duce .ightfdl 'ncrTescent beverage 10,
Taken IA the morning Il intefcres with tie aYocao
day. actl gently on the system, restoring the dgs 49,
eacluag aheahy and vigorous tone Of the stomach
an elasticity q rnd and now ofspiHis which give itsi -
enjoyment II also enables the invalid 10 enjoy many ~ "a
with impHnlty, from which he otherwise be debAH'''
without which life Is !rksoIae and distressing. -. 4
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
The highest standing throughout the country and s s
creasing popularity for series Of years rongy EaAs
emeacy And valuable character and commend 10 me
notice Of an Intelligent public
Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail by -,
JOHN A. TARRANT a CO., Dfugg.shv
Iel6-ly No. 2Ts Green xich ST. cor Of WaHrn -
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VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL GlLS'
THE GREAT RANAWHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
"Conng of NATIVE cSs STATE has appOnied us
Agents for the sale OF their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL. OILS,
the quality which warranted and USADS LIBERATED
invite the Of Apohecacs and Deaes troulout
supply which will large and sold by Ua0"e
0H'g "a the lowest Factory prices ~
iell-u HuuCh = EChol"'
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LIGHTE X BRADBURRYS PIANOS,
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich --s
w mond aud Virginia. 10 Piano FOres which ~
We have placed with MIR. Carus that their qualities,
every respect, be tested by the side Of thei u
famed Chickering's.
Pianos, and show hh and hume
rou testimonials any factory IN the country All Of which
be Carusis Broad Street 81 door FROM 9Th
del6- LlGHTE & BRADBURY.
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niCs:EsOS. IN HuI
DICKINSON, HILL d. "a
HECTOR D.VIs. Auctiou

ther old Stand, corner Of Wall ami Franklin ,.,. 81,
"a continue TO sell NEGROEs both publicly ant rrys 81
Persons "ntrusting their Negroes u.s. may be
the high,s' market price for them. y
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5AM'L RUTH, supt. !
once Il. +. < p. Z. K. Co.,
Richmond, Jan. q, 1883.
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FOR UPPER CUMBERLAND RIVER

TUFHE light draugh passenger steamer EDMONI4,
KINNEY Matter, sill rsn 1uariy throughout fa-,
the season above, touching at al prints that my
be desired. Her hness Of dausht, together with her suDero
freight and passenger facilities desryedy opu
lar. For freight or passagespply On board or to
apr eff P. II. MITCHELL, Agent
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nininr onttn YYnshIngton.

"OccasICnsal.' OF the Philadelphia Press. in his
latest letter gives the following gossip in regard to
" dining out in Washington. He says.
If you 60 to the Presidents you are expected to
dress in your best clothes and to white gloves.
You are introduced intO the small receptiOn-rOOm,
where you find the President. Miss Lane Mrs. Judge
Roosevelt james Buchanan. Jr., and the res.
of the household. After being duly presented
to them. You wait the arrival Of other guests. The
private Secretary Mr.. Buchanan. Jr. quietly informs
you thatyo are to escort to the dinner such lady
whom he now introduces to you, and the lady III
your company is presented TO another gentlem3D
who is to be her companion during the feast Fbe
hour having arrived, the company move mtg ~
large drawlng-room where they are dazzled{ -
gorgeous display OF plate and gaslight, any y ti'S
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Decisions OF THE sUPREnE COURT
Opinions OF the Supreme Court Of tn
state Of TeMuessee9 at Knoxville 3ep-
TENDER Werms 1855


sease Of Ternessee, At KnOxviIIes Sep-
TENDER Terms 1850
State rs. shuIl.
The Circuit Court quashed the presentment upon
the ground that the venue was not sufficiently
laid.
This is error In the caption Of the presentment
-the State and county are stated-and the present
ent itself contains the ayerment that the grand lu
rors are inpaneled to enquire for the body Of tie
county aforesaid and then proceeds follows: ION
their oath aforesaid present that certain Lafayette
Shnll heretofore, to wit on the first day Of june
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and hfty-eight, Ia certain public place then and
there situate and in the hearing Of divers good cit
gems then aud there being and in the hearing Of G
certain public assembly then and there assembled
and gathered together did then and there utter and
publish DC. The words-in a certain public place
there Sltaae, and there used in TINS presentment
refer to the county mentioned N the caption and
body of the presentmenL and render t suinclent
in this respect la Jacobs VS.. the commonwealth,
Serg. and K0wle 3l5 il held thai the Gay o the
Z commission of the offence might be RENDERED Ger
lain by reference TO the year stated IN the caption
Again we think il was unnecessary 10 state any
venue. The COde-in section 5Iz5-pr0vaes that
i shall not be necessary for the indictment - ailege
where the offence committed, bat th' pl Ooi
shall show a state OF facts bringing the Urfeuce
within the Jurisdiction OF the equity IN which the
! indictment was preferred IL is true that q
presenment is not here embraced IN terms bul there
! can be no reason why the venue should De laid III
a presentment and not in an indictment. The dis
stincti0n-in common sense-eannot exist and we
are satisfied from examination OF the chapter IN
the Code in which the section is found-that none
was intended.
Reverse the judgment and remand the case to the
Circuit Court of Johnson county, TO the end the de-
PENDANT may be arragned and tried upon the punish
ment WRIGHT.
A true copy. Test: C. W. NELSON, Clerk.
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Passed March 90, 1860.
AH ACr 70 p.erspt Frauls in pansing oorporaLions.

AN ACT to prevent Frauds in Banking Corporations.
Be enacted By the General Assembly Of the State
Tennessee, That il the officer of Banking Corporation,
this State, hereafter created shall
circulation money, cOunrsgned by the COmprO
ahOut securities equre1 by the laws regulating
the Free Banks this State the said Bank
knowing the said securities have not been deposited and
issuing said with intent 10 circulate the secured
1ey they is not secured above required,
officer shall be guilty of felony, and conviction,
imprisoned not less than three than ten
Pentenay OF this State all OF stock in said
Banking Institution, asserting thereto, with similar knowledge
and INTENT guilty Of similar offence, and
.tou shall undergo a similar punishment.
SEC p Be further enacted, That the Comptroller shall
eouuesgn money any Bank notes without having deposited
security required by the laws regulating the
Backs which are in this State be shall be guilty
felony conviction shall be punished prescribed in
the first section Of this Act
Sac further enacted That this act take eject from
and after its passage. W WHITTHORNE.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI W NEWMAN,
Passed March 81, 1860. Speaker Of The Senate
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IN CHANCFRY Az CENTREVtLLE..

m CHANCERY AT CEN IkEN III f,.--
AprRules I56O-Bolling Gordon and Richard c. Gordon
Andrew j. Gordon-0riginal Bill Upon notion aad appear
inc n the satisfaction Clerk and Master tha the charen
Tobn Gordon Fielding Gordon and Thomas GUrdO", Dull
oriou and Robert VI White residents OF this State,
A m lie ordinary process Of Law cannot be served upon them.
II = tfarfs ordered that publication made the onion
and American newspaper published in the city OF Nashville,
for r successive requiring the children Of John Gordon
~ - Caledonia Gordon but G. Gordon, Thomas b. Gordon,
Jane cord 1u Julia Gordon John A. Gordon and Losisa P
Jones wife OF John W Jones', chliren Of Fielding L. Gordon
IN ar at the court house the Of Cenrevle. the
second Monday in September then and there plead answer
or dsmur 70 compainants BILL the same VII De taken Tor
ORVILLE A. NIXON, G & NJ.
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To which would c1sthe particular attention 81 c,r,ai
and those who want pure article 81 Brsldy for f -
poses. Our brands Of Champagne very eaaies al
we'll knogu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

a MAGNIFICENT new Q oci1Vs Rosewood l'iarol
~ Tor Hach money mast be hal Immediately any l1Illn
wanting No. inairualenii ssl by blrrain.
apis HAHDf Bl0rBBA1,