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TELEGRANS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines ONCE No. lss Main Street.
LATER PROM CALIFORNTA.

81. LoUls, Feb. t.-The Overland mail has arrived
Gov Muen = Latham was elected Senator on the hrst
ballot by the Legislature He received % out OF llS
votes When hs name was first introduced into caucus
it took Welers adherents by surprise and quite
unexpected by the public. His success is attributed to
the determination Of the Democracy TO rid itself Of
chqucs which hitherto governed TO great extent, the
politics OF the State. Lieut. Gov DOwney now becomes
Governor lie will be insugurated the lith inst Mr.
Gwiuu President of the Senate pro tenn becomes Lieu
tenant Governor. Il thought a Senator would be
elected during the winter TO succeed Mr.. Gwinn
The steamer Northeruer bound from Portland TO Ore
gOn, wrecked on the sixth Of January near Cape
MenderriuO Eleven passengers and twenty-five Of the
crew were lost The vessel total loss. The mails
and treasures were saved
Il was believed Judge Baldwin would be nominated as
successor TO Mr. Gsinn
Gov Latham had sent Especial message TO the Senate
relating TO the proposal OF SIX southern counties TO sepa-
rate from the State aud Join in organizing new Terri
t0rdl government The Governor says twO-tnird vote
required 10 pass act authorizing a separation, aud
no farther action Is necessary on the part OF the State
70 coasummate this purpose.
The authorization OF Congress- however he suggests,
NAV be necessary He doubts not that the aggregate
sentiment Of the State is opposed to separation, aud con-
sdr - proper that Congress should decide whether the
opinion OF the people OF the proposed territory ought
to Dee accepted as conclusive.
Adyices from MendocnO county report Indian outra-
ges In that region Many dwellings burnt aud 400
heads OF cattle killed. The Governor will send special
message 90 the Legislature on the subject
Mjor Edward Il. Fitzgerald, Of the First Dragons,
had died at Los Angeles
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
uIRuSTEES, SALE OF NEGRnr,s IN NI,I SOY

SALE OF NEtsItOEt IN NELSON.
In pursuance Of deed Of trust by Maurice A
Brown the 2d day Of August @ and the Clerk
Office Of the county court Of Nelson the undersigned the trustee
therein named will proceed MONDAY lgh day Of ne
cember next fair II not the fair day thereafter al the
residence Of the said Maurice A. Brown county of Nelson
10 sell public auction 10 the highest bidder for csu The fol-
lowing negroes by the said deed to wit abe Flick
George Horace Sidney Eliza My and Margaret together with
the Increase Of the families since the execution Of the deed
many thereof as be TO satisfy require
ments Of the said deed.
Said negroes all young and very likely.
In the proceeds OF the sale OF said shall
sufficient TO meet the requirements Of said deed
In Of the said deed and In deed
executed by the said Maurice A. Brown and Sae his
the I'd day OF October 1855 and Of record In
the county Court Of Nelson will proceed the time
place. and the terms TO sell the tract Of
the said Brown resides adjoining the lands Of Robe, Davis
Warwick and Others containing 500 acres also tract
80 less lying in the county Nelson adjoining
the lands Of Mrs Jane Hughes John Coleman others
much OF said lands be 10 satisfy the require
ments Of said deeds after applying the proceeds Of the sale Of the
aforesaid negroes thereto.
well improved and very
ted IS miles from Nelson Court House.
Acting trustee the undersigned will sell and such
title Is vested In him by the deeds aforesaid.
oclS-ctds TH0S. II. TUTWILER Trustee.
~ By request Of the parties the above sale postponed until
MONDAY the 10Th day OF February next when the sale will take
place the terms and at the place above mentioned.
ja25-ctds THOS. IL IlIMILER. ILpsiss.
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CnNERESsInNAI

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-SESATE-Mr Wigall intro
duced a Pacific Railway Telegraph bin
The bill increasing the pay of the Navy, is made the
special order OF the day for Monday.
Mr. Chandler advocated the bill Tor the improvement
ofthe s. Clair flats which was vetoed by the President
He vas replied to by Messrs Toombs, WigfA and Clay
" Oh great earneStueSs
House Postal Deficiency bill was received, and re-
frrred 1. Will probably pass tomorrow.
HoUSE.-Tae Postal Deficiency bill was taken up and
passed.
George Mlrstou, of New Hampshire was elected Door
Keeper; j. n. Lucas OF Illinois, Postmaster; after which
the House adjourned ill Thursday, when the Standing
Committees will be announced.
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NYNNk's ADMINISTRATIVE



The defendants James Eyson Lewis Eysen
Eson having been required decree this
81st day Of May 1852 the Circuit city Of
williamsburg and county Of James City pay certain Of
money said decree mentioned within the period Of four months
from the upon said defsnden and
which be accrued thereon, within tia period afore
undersigned beng by said decree and direct
special Commissioner to make sale Of the Grove phantom In
order quldae balance OF the purchase
and the said James NJ Eyso, Lewis kyon
and Carter Ely having paid the money
required the decree aforesaid and the time 10 wit the
Rod months allowed by said decree for the payment there
elapsed the undersigned special Commissioner viii
proceed WEDNESDAY the 10Th day Of February sG TO
sale the premises Of that valuable and desirable
Farm the lower end Of James City county and called the
"GROVE" This FARMS situate Immediately James River
and being attached public Wharf.-The James River boats
there daily anordng speedy communication with williams
burg Yorktown by Of hacks which Away In attend
ance unnecessary speak Of the merit Of this farm In pen
Of health producVeness and location indeed to mention
OF It's information could be given 10 those
acquainted with IT, and presumed that stranger desiring TO
would be influenced b. commendaon
but prefer Writ the and examine for himself The
doubt the propretsrs, will show the
desiring TO purchase and furnish all needul IN
information. .
much Of the purchase money viii be required In cash
Of sale and the Of $50 20 cents
with legal from the LIST day Of January 1852 and
the sum with interest thereon from the LIST day OF
January 1859 and the Of u 26 - cents. The pur
chaser required bonds the under
Of 1881 81 cents with good personal
curty bearing interest from the LIST day Of January 1852
BILE one day Of January lsG and the other the LIST
January for the balance Of the purchase the
purchaser required such bond bones will
acceptable the Aforesaid James NJ Eyson Lewis Eyson
and Carter Il. Ellyson.
CYRUS A. BRANCH,
LEMUEL J. BOWDEN ; Spl ComF.
4
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The enterpris!ng proprietor OF
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
(The Purest Medicinal Agent known has furnished the
community smueni, pure, heathul ana nyzoratng
same mild delicious beverage calculated TO do
with druggrd suG that palmed or the community
which injurious 20 body and mind In addition the esr
as beneath he has received Diploma frou the STATE AGRI
CULTURAL SOCIETY and additional te mony from Dr. Jackson
Boston, who testhez under oath 70 is absolute purity.
CERTIFICATE
Put ADrlPnii, Sept Q, ls5e
We have carefully es'ed the sample % Chestnut WhSky
you stt and End that contains 81 the Poisonous
stance known as Fus on which the Characteristic Injurious
ingredient Of The Whskys in generaluse
BOOTH GARRET CAMAo
Analytical Chemists.
nav YORK sept 8, 1879.
1havs analysed sample Of Chestnut whisky received
from ME- Charles Wharton J Of philadelphia ana having
fully tested IT, pleased that Il Is entirely free frora
poisonous delete .ou substances III unusually pure and
fine favored quality VI whisky. JAMES r. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist.
BosroS March Z 1859.
Ihave made chemical anay Of commer samples Of Chest
Grove Whisky which proves be free from tie heavy fus
Oils and perfectly pure and unadue4fed The hne favor %
ts Whisky derived nom the Grain used In manufacturing IT.
respectfully, A. A. HAYES NJ D. State Assaysr,
No. l6 RoJlston Street
For sale by C. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent
js23-6m No. ll6 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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NOTICE.

Y virtue Of ofhe Circuit Court Of wythe County t
- It's October term iS59-n the Gnter Kent AID
Alvey against X Taliaferro Jr shan on MON
DAY, the 18Th day OF February next (bng Court at the
the Court House. sell al Public Auction Inc h
est bidder, large sdiOus BRICK BUILDiNG situate
on Street In wyheye, opposite the wyheyle Hotel 1hi
building three store each having cellar and
them Store the second floor and The there on The
same floor ample apartments with the pe-essary outouses Tor
private residence. The annual property r.
hundred dollars per snnum uated In m
business part Of the town-snd lain excellent repair
TERNsso much Is necessary pay all costs ar the
the purchase In four equal payments upon Gre
twelve eighteen and weniyour months the purcbA
giving bond and security for the purchase money
fe3-tds WIN TERRY Com'r
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,,.., R ca I GOA! .# #$TSas o'


n '
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, Trustee In deed Of trust
executed by William Graves bearing date April Ith 1885 duly
recorded Clerks once ri Charles City County Court
cure payment Of debt Wade ". Woodbridge, Rich
nond shan IN execution same and upon the requson
said wool iee writing proceed 10 sell At Public Auction on
The premises SATURDAY the 18th day Of February next at II
O'Clock A. NJ farm Ia Charles City County which William
Graves resides called CLAY YARD. Ciay Yard six miles be-
low the Court House Of good land; fair
portion cleared the residue well tmbered The i'm
provements the place neW and amply sufficient for the
accommodation family The wafer pure, the place healthy,
and the neghborood very desirable After the sale Of the ans
n necessary will sell life In three valuable The
title 10 the land negro thus offered for sale IS believed TO be
GOOD but acting trustee shall with special warranty
TgaNs-A sufficient In cash 70 satisfy the purposes OF the
deed: the residue a credit Of l4montls.
ia24-etis frHO. II. WILCOX Trustee.
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THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

TOy In It's sixth Session to the daughters Virginia
the SOUTH the facilities for the requirement Of thorough
and finished education
II EMPLOYS F0rRrEEy and well tried teachers whom
are Vgnans and two them Masters Of Arts OF the University
It's course Is extensive and complete being Intended TO embrace
an that young lady should stu ~ with the whole arranged
las at the University selections may be made and particular
studies or branches, pursued at pleasure
invites comparison with the most prominent seminares In
part Of our country.
of tlcuatnV They may enter most adyanageousy the
middle Of February, when the Second Term begins.
TRIMS, (oSE HALF ~ ApvAScE)
Board including everything. $50
French, Music Drawing. &c, usual extra charges
A reduction Of ORe.toUrN 10 Ministers.
For catalogues, containing details, apply to
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

MASHINUTUN
rEJE sprnp session Of this Institution will begin 18th
January next and continue until the 9th Of June following SIS
uavabIe IN advance will the entire cost for tuition board
fsi AMI conngeat 6s For further information, address
de1G-im E +. WILEY, Pres't Emory p O, Va.
TFNEACETER WANTED. ~ wish to employ assis
tut Teacher in connection with the ilsve Male Academy
n must be competent teach Latin Mathematics
Fueh branches graduate # the Virginia Military
preferred though another proper qualifications would
ed Satisfactory testimonials references required Address
A. W. @. N0wIIN,
fr2-,im Wllsvtle. Carrsl cauntv w.
20. Nay fIOIEENSON > Al'lG1S ALkAEsD
JONES united In the practice OF the law at Richmond In
the Federal Courts and Court Of Appeals.
Nm JoSfs will also practice the Circuit Courts Richmond
Civ and Henrco.
Iii, Office Is the OF Franklin and 18th streets.
III
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s,IEIN CooCuLaND.

WILL sell publicly at residence, one mile from Dover Mis-
on the James River Canal aud 20 miles from Richmond
The h day February next II fair otherwise The next fair day.
pershable property, consisting In part OF about twenty
mules all very fine ro brood mares now with ioa by
Teonderoga J mare thorough blood one colt
from her said by judges to be superior colt three
or four Young Hawk Morgan thoroughly broke and
OF superb style in single double harness making quick time
without any training number Of bloodci cattle
mch several pairs Of oKen well broke and
great suitable for lumber gete and quarry aying
been being ko splendid young Durham Bull
selected by myself last September om Of the finest aud puI
Pennsylvania; several bull calves OF Ayrshire and
Durham breeds six or eight Fly flock ofsheepunmixed
Cotswod dropping twin lambs which sold last
Spring the Richmond buch, Market readily, Tor SIX dollars
r head months odone large young buck and
sheep Hog-a quantity q fat pork corn seed oats
baled oats and shuck AMI blade fodder Plantation tools
Of every knd-wGgons hugges and ele
gam with pole, and double haness, hand
road sukey and harness wheat drill hay
areape good working order House furniture and many
other things . thought o.
TgR-Cash Tor 900 and under above that, cred
Of six months bond required with ample security
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V.IU.RLR ESTATE ON YORK RIVER

a FOR sALE-On SATURDAY, The TwentyFrh Day Of Eeb-
riary next will sell to the highest bidder the Farm In York
county "INDIAN FIELDS belonging 10 the estate 81
the late Col Robert McCsndish
This farm Is ~ miles from Yorktown and IL miles from
Williamsburg contains coo acres $50 Of which
cleared and In high cultivation This whole tract Hes I'M
ratey fine river 'front.' and affords superior
advantages oyen There has recently been erected on the
premises elegant tasteful building commanding
view and Chesapeake bay There are also the usual
buildings consisting oyersetrs house barn. granarcs &c.
&C. Mar, quality ahounds Of wheat was seeded
last Pail and preparations crop now In progress
slaves sucent to work upon t. and will be kept
steadily at work until the day Of sale when they may be hired
on reasonable term. By purchaser II desired II the pucha
ser should land be bought at once from the own
er Of the adjacent farm
Trv sufficient TO Of sale balance
on credit aud years equal instruments bearing Inter
PAYABLE annually from the ls day Of January lo the Pur
chaser with sufficient personal security and the
title retained until the purchase money is paid.
W THOMAS p McCANDLISH,
WILLIAM J. PEACHY,
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YoBg Feb Cotton steady stock on hand 1900 bales
c,i,,uG uach ug-d Pork quiet; old mess Il SalI31
old prime lgt2 1874 all 80. Cou-e firm; Rio n ia
100 Tupenfre firm at l5ai chiefly the latter Rosn dull
lJt.. Rice q.irt.
E,1lvoss F.b 5-Four dgl Howard street &c. weat firm
While l5a 10. red 2ut 3d. Corn dull; white uatsc W low
KEY 2'c
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-.-..-.r.. CA,.4lur-Nss Bette Campbell EerkJ-
laughter of Iauioa BerseIy' ESD was so severely
.-- a Hanover county ON sunday last that She sur
--.f Der l,. uric, hat o." minutes She was M her
49,. chamber. 10 lrc time, and lifting kettle from
81 -r-rei around 90 pour out "a portion OF the
.s Iu dong so tre sair, Of her dress came ,u
.-. ,..t tHs a-5. and iguited and, iu moment she
..,..o1eI 90 Glmes. Her sad fate NE have mea-
nm, deceased va, a Young hdy Of seventeen
..-, and vas beloved by "A large circle OF acq Iai q
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ktTATE OF TENNESSEE.-The President Directors 4
~ Of the HMM b ~ he Of

will any time necessary information in
gard 70 The property, either In person by letter.
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vr-,sr HAr,-Nr. John Doo.ey halter, of this
.., f.-or eng d iu manufacturing uniform hats for
.-.-..-.r.,r,~ of Petersburg and minute Men" OF
$780, Ills fr.. Undertaking of Ibis biul was for
v-,.ome-y Guard of Richmond a few months ago,
ia .s....lr.u.-lDj iD % satisfactory manner. Nj. ID.
.i-- a--lre uca-s for au enlargement Of the o. at
s...--- s.rirmtar of his business and wi.. soon te
..-.-.i 30 make every description Of uniform hats
r..s rsr C5nu.u. % doe ~..,e remember this fact
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y-.,rr Orsut Cou4UE--Ia the t,lr.h oimusical en-
,--s-, q. winter. orr c,y friends wiz De sratifei
,t .. s-r1.ae. m-ut i1 another column, that SIC are
rh. ay5-.i 90 d lew days. with the French Opera
Commune Coming so se1s1na5v. We have doubt it will
La vel patron zad.
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49, h.pr.s..ra,I services 90 -ls public, and NAV be
\. srsH feT-asw
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< XALTABLE nUILDING LOTS ON NINTH
Doors. SHOES AND STRAW GOoDs AT AUG.
EXrH ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF ca.

TERNsUnder 500 cash $780, and 90 days credit for
approved paper l. 4 q. b. DAVENPORT.
i.g4
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AFuIy Erur-No family should Pc without some
sr.leol. remedy 5- the cure Of affections So uni'o-
..r Prev. a. as cough, and colds, some remedy, too,
a s.. can .sr.sdra0u 1s safe sure, and certain. Or.
Wsars B4.la Of Wild Cherry combines thes a's'd'-
r.r
~ raa-e'. SD, counterfeit, Of this B1isam, there
.e'.-. aa5 5sy ou'g tlar prepared by $. W FowlE
$50. Boston. which has Che rritsn signature OF l.
5. IT'S Oh. t-t outside wrapper.
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rs,EACuER WANTED.--I
mood ROULDTN

WILL attend the Courts Of Halifax County, In sdd
w Charlotte and Meckenburg lie will prac
ce heretofore Ia the Court Of Appeals, At Richmond
ga Address, Talcott, P. o. Charlotte Co. seS-ctf
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR RICH
8 MONb PROPERTY.-A FtEN, in Henrco, ~ miles from
Richmond, and y a mile from the York River Railroad, ad
Joining places Rural Shades Auburn etc The farm
contains Of which cleared, well enclosed
and In good heart and comfortable dwelling and all ne
cysay outbudngs the place. and well Of first rate
To The yard
Iprred The land be divided or subdyideda and sold with
improvements suit the convenience Of purchasers
To wishing engage Agriculture Horticulture the Dairy
buu.s. Niuy Richmond makes particularly desirable
tn. location Is healthy and neishborhood good
Terms liberal
Fo-ltN particulars address at Richmond enquire Of Dr.
K. Lyme, Mr.. Lyle Poster Richmond, Va
ai0-ctf sA HART, NJ D.
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ORPHANS FAIR!

ORPHANS FAIR AT MECHANICS INSTI-
TUTt NINTH >rNtEtFor The benefit ~ 81 Jusephs Asy
idi,, Peters congregation holding
Mechanics They themselves that they present
tempting OF b-,uu articles their tables and
prepared an with choice vand and seasouable
illati,s Come and pstronze the orphans fr7
AGUAYRA COFFEE.-50 bags prime new crop La
f- 2. II. SKINKER 4 co.
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NJ Afer m. sale Of the land the pershsbe pro-
perry on the premises consisting Of horses mules cattle and farm
Ing utensils household furniture, &C, &C. viii be sold
Terms made known on the day Of sale -
la21-cts LAhSsLhA
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BY JAMES NJ TAYLOR a son, ACTS.
ImpRoVKn Avn V.r

' REAL ESTATE, On 5TH AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUcTIoNThe purchaser, Intending to improve
where will sell upon the premises WEDNESDAY the sh Of
February commencing at o'clock NJ the valuable
dIa ely opposite James Church. nov In the Occupancy
Of Dr. W Grebe The Improvements Brick eInE
having the basement with the usual conver
ances.
The property will be cold follows:
The House, with 27 feet Of ground fronting 9Th street. and
running back G5 alley the vacant Lot from Ing az
feet and running back above and two other Lots fronting 80
feet each and running back the depth This property OWN.
It's conguy the Second Market particularly adopted
TSTsFor the house and lot onefouth CASH the balance at
r. is months negotiable notes. with interest added and
secured by S,t dtf5 o or e % boPeFy cash
eres secured above The taxes for 1850 paid
purchasers plat the property will be exhibited day
ja27-td JAS NJ TAYLOR son. Auets.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9Th AND
CLAY STREETS AT AUCTION Will be sold upon the pre-
misses WEDNESDAY the sth day Of February, commencing
Immediately after the sale Of the property 9Th and Marshall
southwest corner Of Clay streets fronting
feet and running back 100 feet with the privilege Of alley feet
vide 1t will be sold into three lots Of 20 feet ese running back
above.
The location this property valuable small
business stands Persons desiring to secure such property would
TEs-Onefourth cash The balance 12 and Is months
for negotiable notes with interest added and secured by trust
ja27-td JAS Nj TAYLOR a SON, Aucts.
= VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NINTH,
- BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, At AUCTION
We will sell upon the premises MONDAY February 18th, 1860
said 9th street; 30 S5 fe, each running back 100 feet
T property from It's location in arapdy improving part Of
well their couty the business portion the city, renders
them desirable for building purposes Lots 70 be had
TERYsOneh cash, the balance at ~ l. and q months
for negotiable with interest added and secured by
deeds Taxes for l-60 TO be paid by purchasers.
jazz JAS NJ TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
R0oTs, SHOES AND STRAW GOODS At AUG
ID TlON-On WEDNESDAY, 9Th Cf Eeby W. will sell at 10
O'Clock at auction store
800
straw Goods
Boots and Shoes
500 cash siO and over 90 days credit for
approved paper. l. a q. b. DAVENPORT
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SALE or NEGROE.

TIIHE undersigned Commissioned appointed BY the County
Court Amelia January Court. 1850 In suit Levy Nor
ton &c will sell Public Auction, for cash. a. Amelia Court
House on the 8l lay Of February s6D four likely negroes con-
f.Seectis J. T. YANDEUREN, Con'r.
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-.-.,y OBJ O.lscsGs.-Iielt. ". L. Nluie has been
,,.,.,s, Of ,he Richmond T.. l. Blues; Q NJ. jas.
...... 70. Lieut.. and -yt Fred. Carter I'd Lieut.
S>. .1i,1, elections, and should ensure the con
l'.' .--..y of the corps. We are especially graft
,- .. 5rss-os of Capt. Magle, as be bias devoted
.--ss,r.ed.y 90 the interests Of che company, du-
-,rrs..ion With &c. as am officer and, when 9th
amos. ls,plired %. rejlyemt'ns the old corps
n himself Co the undertaking, aud succeeted-
-I-a1- nm, t1rr.le> have so properly manifest
,.5..- appreciation OF bis efforts
,-S b Jacobs was elected Orderly Sergeant Mr.. G..
49, second Sergeant, aud John w Nickel, Quar-
..-.l-.ar
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StTATE OF TENNBSSEE.-The President, Directors
- Co.. Of the Union Bank Of the State OF Tennessee,
Alexander Bell et. ais,
IN the ChGnceyy Court at Chattanooga.
BY virtue Of decree OF said county made the above
January term 1850 will the Pa February next rent At pub
nc the premises for the Of the Steam
M and Drry in the city Of Chattanooga known Bells
giher with rectng house malt house ope shops and hog
capable Of holding 5000 ho and appuenances Note with
security due at ~ months will be required for the
also bond for the surrender OF the possession the property the
end the In good ORDER reasonable excepted
Min Dsllery Is In large brick building and capable
making 80 barrels Of -four and 80 barrels Of whisky and grind
Ing 800 bushels OF corn per day.
ja20-tds' WIN. J. sTANDRFRR. elk and ".