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SHOCKING MURDER

CuARLEsros June 29h.-Co. lebanon Cuyier, ia"y,'
.; adamsyle Georgia. and bro,he. OF t. CuyleI os ou'
v"nnah, murdered near his residence oh Sa'u'o''
Four arrests have been made on susplcion.
NEW WORK JCsg 2e-Sal+s OF l2 600 bbs Southern
w =, former PRICES Sales OF 25 900 bushels "si.e "heH
al 81 20 10 22 900 bushels corn, yellow al OF Gle.
BALTIMORE, JrsE 2s-SacS OF 2ooo oo'S hou' .
IL 62 a 4 rs.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI " n My
ry,,,IIAnr. s THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
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Nj
na paper dollars per annum and al the rate OF e
tnr period than year For the sehs
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,vsS. IN advance paid in he Office or remea b man, ~
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49, All dues office be remtrd per man. III 80 VI M
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80 Snr na,G bv The trriiers. The postage oi 'nGle
erclx Fl any account writer II IL the nnon
a. extensive business. which operates as y
Editors. .. 80
IN THE DAILY ENQUlRER:-tot TEN neS ". i've cents
Succecdnts insertion t"eh
II inserted once twice week 90 three tiMs
80 ,nl half cents Tor each insertion alter tue hrSt.
Annual charged E'ty doilars io ,, -
:. - In, greater l.ng'i except LOTTERY
, r. charged SlOn (EAier 'ncI1'ei)
IN TIE wEEKLf-FoI TEN lines or tes hts' Serot
:, c.ris: for each continuance 81 cents -
Orders distance must os accomfaiie" WIN 'e uu'a
=. satisfactory references. ~ insure execution
a., unries and tributes resec exceeding sigM H'eS
~, c,orri for gs ddreT;sentrnis
~ All Obituaries Marriages from tho country ~henest
M nay unknown ~ us, must be ~
thr enJorsa,iun The Postmaster In the ueishs"r""
in no case published. Every that has hstH ;n
prev mpositos and quzzes has hereorr cum @
I've such communication
b. the the nrif. or The back "
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THE ATTEMPT UPON THE LIFE Or MIX. DOUG
l - rHE uNIrED STATES DEPUTl MARSHAl

oE CAlIFORNlA-A the personal request of Mr. Doug
,s The Deputy IT, 5 Marshal we copy The following ifohI
49, sal. Iourna of the 25rh Mr. Douglas declares that
br statement The Journal IS correct IN every pacnh'
some days since published decision Of me In'irh
States District Court for the northern district o Ia"hh
yrnnlnr perpetual Injunction upon The application oi
o,uv interested n the Jemcno, or larkin grant 10 stay
waste the cutting OF timber upon Inc same inS e''
,yus confirmed by the United Stbes Land Commissioners
IN January last the Court IN the absence oi any cceP
inns 10 the decsiun took jurisdiction over the same an
uused in behalf OF the claimants Recently! "'e' nP
o,;ons have been made for similar purposes and the De
puty Marshal Douglas passed up The river on oauu"s o
e purpose of summon!ng The parties 10 so" cause "h!
nc mel ua Injunction should not be issued against theh
pou his arrival al Colus he learned that meeting hh
been held and resolutions passed. TO prevent ny ofce MS
serving the summons. Alter several repeated ~
which he cX planned his MISSION and mat ne slmFy uetu
~ discharge his duty ministerial Officer without eject
hr determined on Monday appear among them and re"
sun face face with them upon the ioiy OF iheit course
a. ,ccordnpy against The advice OF friends dld sn, ana
catered among in their deliberations he tonnh some
Euy or fifty of the settlers carousins together an" "H"s
merry with liIuo and upon iated ca!l when ey hai
nnropriated from the herd Of "dd speculation Ills at
t.nps to with them were OF no e'ai hhu nc was
pn-iyely assured that II he attempted 10 serve Ghy pas
H. woud he ynched Feeling that would b. rlshlnS hs
~, "a IA anything a the Kind he determined 10 leave,
.hlch he did On comm. down 10 the boa' sppcu u
wood. yard 10 take in wood The proprietor, ilon,as'
,nr Of The parties against whom he had summons ne
therefore delivered writ 10 him enScloped and al INC
same time commenced reading The summons
Halliday when he discovered the design, luWpch upon
hr wood and sezng bIudgeUn, told the Marshal 'hh' NJ
would have TO be killed, and, at the same time e'eeu
blow at his head, which was received oy nm on nlr nun"
Ia, and shoulder Such the loce that he was khocAe
dawn The bank OF river and had II mol peen .ha c
NAV was broken as il woe. il must int'iholy pave
vshaa his skull Being without arms he entered Inc 20"
and Holiday Immediately retired t" his house. procure"
revolver and again approached for renewed ana moro m
rctual assault Upon the remonstfance' ho"r'e :" '
r,n,ain he dnssted and The matter terminated WI
onys went 10 San francisco yesterday ana warrants WI
m mmedatcly issued tor the arrest OF some AVe OF sN o
h rnursdsrs Of this gross and outrageous detnhc
If ,he laws Of the United States The issue has at l peer
distinctly made and il eains TO be seen %he;et he
in the discharge Of their duty The next pr"
s viii no doubt be backcd by HE United States troops
Nolators Of The law be broughl 10 summary Iua.
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June. I-S&
Frances glnacy, i'a'"''"'
,,,.,..
ohu r. Make dc bonls "i John Clayton ur
r.,s. de Thomas Clayton deceased
and a!,nislra,nr OF Fnuey deceased Robert Elliott
John fuqua dscease! the personal
respectively Henry Turin deceased ami OF William G"oue; W
ceased laeh b. Fnney Thomas e. Finney keEnoh
and Obedience his widow OF RichaId r. fit,
and husband, whose are unknown Inarv
C. Graves and Mary r. his wIie Benjamin tihhe!' ash
rpr.y Joseph Flnncv John W Finuey Leigh tinhey
rmn-y and David Fnney Martha FuGut, widow OF Ju fu9a
lecease Robert Elliott amt Obedience ms VIE sian ~
tsa r.',.'I III a., a. r,i,,I. cr,r, Defendants.
Tals day panf and filed her I ana u III apreangr o!
thar The Elizabeth B Finney, Thomas u tih
S Bsn.mn G. Fune Patrick II Fiuney Joseph Flnney John
" Fnn,y widow Richard F. Frney, decease, ana her
husband whose unknowiand Edward D. ruqua u 'oh
r FulA ana Fuqua NOT residents ihs state on ne
al ls auF ordered that the said non resident ueleh
pear Clerks Office OF the sand Court within one
@ due "rrr and do what s necessary
~ rl their interest: ordered that copy o ils ore
weeks OF the pubic news
sf ~ Richmond. AMI posted at the iron door
81 lie this county on me hist nay OF tH he
Couu,s At"py-Teste: W. W. i Co"hiL1' y
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InIIN o. MOSRY. Cnk.

ce OF Chesterfield Circuit Monday the tI day OF
IS:N:
rlnacy tiaii'''
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NrltGINIA.-lS CHaNCERY.-Ata Circuit Court OF l.oui
suy Continued and held Court House thereof, oi
hMIN,A ~ Ill iS53:
"at >ea administrator al William shelton n'inor a ht
auolur n ,a,s non with the will annexed, Of John Shelton
81. ,ec,ls., ~ ' Plaintiff:
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wIrrI THE TITLE or BACHELOR or Law. ,,
H. peronneau Brown, Petersburg; hooer' " II hee"'
t,,rolinr; RurreI W. Snead, Fluranna. r,,-u., ,.,
R,msrnps nr ARrs-wm D. Schooler OF Caroline Eco
w. Upshur Of ESSEX ,.., v or po,ershnrv r
h.,rs o( Accumac A. L. Nelson OF Augusta, j. =. ret
ius If Louisa
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. Is ~. IA IN ,,. Clerks Office Of the Clrchil

pTIRGINIA-A uIcs held, she Clerks once ol lhe
Court OF ;he County Ilcnrico. The 9th day OF June 80
Robert Hill,
r. I. Bradshaw, ''''
In debt ipon attachment returned executed :,
m. lI,c oI This suit til. defendant Richard r
,sh me sum and dollars ~iih legal IN.
- nm or, bunIr., dollars the 18th OF october
ISL M paid ami sixty dollars the residue thereof from The Isl
-.mhs ls PAID by notcs executed oy te sal de.
;snan 10 the plaintiff and affidavit having been made ana hed
tblt lie named NONRESIDENT oi th common.
~ . ordered thai defendant al the Rutes 10 be
,au in The the said Court OF Tue rst Mhiay IN
uly next 10 protect his interest Ia 'h
coiS-ltsIe ,,,u> ~ >,,cpr
LIZ
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n. Il. woODSON, c.

COUNTY, JUSR 3, So1.S
T tos IN the stated hereby hoi'
have iXe Tuesday the l2 day OF July next 10 sake
,, nv office the ordered he taken as above sci
have fixed Oh WcGnesaay the lo o'
Jyr and settle the nccounts ordered IN lh hra su
ar 10 be cpnnucd from day day un completely Said
directed be taken by decree OF the CIRCUIT court VI
tuna-ra SUITS al which Tine an pace yo9
arei.grr attend with 10 make out saa
G'-a Etrr hand CommlSsio IN 'ha'Cey VI 'e '
JIGe iu-Ss.Y " mo r. WILSON, Comn'r.
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'Thomls I. hnCcY, N"CkT1I.IIHNl Nl
VII MEnlClNE..
wiru THE TITLE OF DOcTuR OF MEbicl

WITH TME vITLE OF DOcIUR OF MLD1c1Et' -
Srvss,er Albert Russell; Samuel &. Beard, Lewisbure
,,h.,, e Hvrne Fauquier j. L. Cunningham SCUM Cnf.
lin, J,ho Chies Edwards, Missouri; James D. Gal', NO
tnlk cav; L. Stewart Mathews Wylhe; Septoe hrfehi'I
pnntiorbom: Samuel H. Mofatt, Rockinghan, Samuel
u,r,.nn Rockhridye; John G.. Muniay, Amherst; Nn
n Page Clarke; Charles r. Pryor, Amelia; John 5; Rlc
,r,s Albemare; Thomas W. Roane, Tennessee; Kobe
A. Stribling Fauquier; Joseph b. Noli" ChaF'o''esSe
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p Barbour Amber, Orange; w t. Ayic'L king William
,.t.a,, y,rnwcl Charleston :. c.; William n. Bronaueh
andoun: ! wilcox Brown, pe,ersbursi Powell Conrad
Wiochcs,er Oliver II. p. Corpew, Norfolk Thomas NJ
C,nSJr Chaottesvlr jesse W. Culpepper, Portsmouth
,,fs Dicknnson Louisa; alexander NJ. Ersklne, Texas
W,n NJ Fishback Culpeper; r. o. Fitzgerald Richmond
~ " Harris Bedford; Thomas II Haynes, Orange; An
iw D Hepburn nsylvania, John F. Jones, Fluvanna
rhomos H. Malone Alabama H. A. Markham hlaoama
w,l,,n, J. Martin Richmond; John 5. Moore, Mecklen
hnrv Henry kivrs, .iloemnrle; VIM D. Scho"rr' Ha'"-
linz. George H. 'ruvlor tchm"nd VIM u lhoma- i''ci'
mond Thomas /. Yanccy Rockingham
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Louisa e. H., June G. 1853.
M si-s Interested in the foregoing Decree hereby notified
a appointed the 18th day OF July Office Lou
take the nioned the above
Sa ~ line and place SAID parties required attend
aleIs books and in their
C,..'sine"t Of said accounts.
Hr'rr my Chancery OF the said
-. VIC Day and year above written,
Iu.s EDWARD ii. LANE, Commissioner,
s"'~ 10 ChaIcery, Circuit Court, Louisa
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ZINC WHITE PAINT kegs received and for
sale low THIS article is said 10 be much superior TO
White Lead in brlancy Of color durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes which the latter applied
and costs but little Il is coming largely into in
the eastern cities. oct20 EWIN BROTHERS.
=, nTEs "a A. M FOIF-IO ounces Abbey's
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MARsHAL,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS Of fe-i faeias to me
directed from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee founded on four Judg
mens rendered in said Court It's September Ier1n l53
to wit:
David Jayne Son. rs. Mark l. Cartwright, and Leroy
Armstrong Judgment 18th September, 1906; same,
same Judgment 18th September, $780, W. MCaly Son,
u.s. same Judgment 18th September, 1853 and John n.
Oty Is. same judgment 9Th September, 1858.
will sell 10 the highest bidder for Cash al the COurt
House door in the Civ of Nashville MONDAY, the
18th day of December s53 al the right title claim and
interest," Of said Defendant Leroy Armstrong and
to the following Lots in the City OF Nashville to Wit
LOT No so, Us designated 10 Ire plan Of the College
Academy property fronting 80 feet Cherry street apd
running back the usual depth Of Lots in that part of tie
City. and is adjoining the residence OF VIM StOcSeH
Also part Oi Lot No 81, fronting 50 feet summer
street. as extended bounded follows beginning at the
Northwest corner of f. MoseYs Lot the east side Of
Summer street, thence along the east side Of said street
50 feet thence gt angles norhwardy and parallel with
Summer street 10 feet to Newuam line; thence running
back with said line about 100 feet to Alley thence south
wardy with said Alley 90 feet 10 MOseys corner; thence
the line Of Moselys Lot about 10 feet to the begin
ming corner
The undivided interest Of Marx L. Cartwright, in the
above described Lots conveyed to Leroy Armstrong By
two Deeds bearing date the 2st june 1853 and are Of re-
cord in the Registers office for Davidson county, Book,
No II, pages ~ and 2yG.
Both Of said Lots have been levied upon he property Of
Defendant Armstrong and viii be sold 10 satisfy said wrt
this 25th day OF October 1858.
Marshall, U. s Middle Division. Tennessee.
By his Deputy, b. n. CLEMENTS.
octZ7-u
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Customers and strangers visiting the city respectful
" invited cali their stock before they buy
elsewhere We are convinced that sell lower than
any other house the city, either wholesale retail
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HoFICE 10 WEsTERN TRAVELLERS.

THOROUGH by Pennsylvania end Ohio Railroads Phil
adephia 10 Pt>buTg, Pa, hassilon Wooster, Clsye
land Toledo, Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis Lafayette
Tcrre Hauie Chicago and MkauEie. Through by Railroad
fIuE PhiIalephia 10 Cincinnati in 81 bous.
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities to the
Great West Passengers Will find this the most pleassn
route n Orleans Only Sll 10 Gqcnn4ti $l2 to Louis
vile: 10 ST. Louis Via Pennsylvania Railroad the
following daily Steam Packets from Pittsburg: BuckeyeSate
Capt " Betshcover leaves Piitsburg Sunday keystone
STATE Capt Charles Stone leaves Pttsbug Monday; ALE
cheney Capt Charles Bachelor leaves PttsbuFg Tues
dav; Crystal Palace Capt kOunz leaves PittsbuIg led
deSlaY; Brilliant Capt Grace Pittsburg Thurs
dav PItisbug Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Ptsburg Fri
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
exua. PiItsburg TO Cincinnati, 81; Louisville, s.; St.
Louis, IS.
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsburg
s. 81: Masou $40; Cleveland So Mansfield and Crest
line $ll Columbus Sl2 G5; Toledo Sl3; Cincinnati via
SIS -. To Chicago Wgukegan Aenosha, Ill., Racine Mil
waukie SlehOygn Wscunsin, VIZ Detroit apd Michigan
Central Railroad, SlS.
The Cars will leave the Commonwealth Station n f.
Cornear chuylk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents Of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through to Ptsburg C!eve
lpnd Cincinnati and Chicago, viii leave at O'Clock NJ
Through to Cincinnati in 81 hours.
ThE hight Nail II. in At lOlI p NJ. Through to Cncn-
natl in IS hours including ona ns comfortable rest at
Pi;tSburg.
The above lines pass through and stop Lancaster Har
risburg, Lewistown, Huntingdon, HOIdaysburg john
stown Greenburg, and intermediate places
NOTICE-ln case OF loss the Company will hold themsel
responsible personal baggage only and for amount
not exceeding 300 THOS. MOORE Agent.
June t. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad CO.
The Columbia Railroad LIne for Harrisburg, via Column
ba and all intermediate places viii leave the above station
at IA, Pm.
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THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
~ GSft 1 e G&1F a.
~ GO -1@=S~ GSGJ ~
rs -
Paris Imported BonnetS, Millinery, &c,
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1853.
6OO FANCY RONTFTS

XNTE would respectfully inform the Ladies Of town
w and country that Will, on Tuesday morning, the
4h exhibit for their especial benefit the larges and most
beautiful stock q Fsucy Boune and styles, of Emb
Belgrade and other STYLES C SF4w cnnetS opened
Nashville or in the West Likewise fCA Puin0s Head
Dresses Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods. Perumeries En-
broideres and Fancy Goods &C. comprising So Goa worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris prices
shall be lower than any Of the boxed up MILLINERY advsr
verified fashionable and protesting to be The latest styles
Our long engagement in the business, nine years
Nashville and doing very extensive business give
us advantage over other house the city and we flat
ourselves that friends well satisfied. So,
Ladies' we wish your visits make your selections. We
make you look more enchanting than this fall for
the street. balls and weddings having Ladies OF superior
good taste from England Fauce and New York. assist
US in our establishment We have added stock this
fall rich Dress Goods at less than auction prices, fine
stock of Mannlas Wooden Goats, Caps DC, rich Muslin de
Lanes and Cashmeres 25 81 and IS per yard
peror Merinos sOcworth l25 rich Needlework goods
Chemzetts Infants Robes Pointed Collars Undersieeyos
Handks beautifully embroidered at % TO rs cheap at
50 TO 500. Likewise large stock OF Fancy Goods and
Trimmings Having large stock this fall object is
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage of good bargains.
AT the Partisan World OF Fashion, No. 49, Union Street.
next TO the State Bank.
E. WISE,
oct 4-Sm Agent.
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FAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
FREIGHTE BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND NASH

FRElGAlE BETWEEN ShhhLESlON AM nhoE1
VILE.
u an arrangement between the South Carolina, sSs1
} Georgia Western and Atlantic and Nashville sssSS
and Chattanooga railroads. goods will be brough-&A
through to Nashville at the following rates
FIRST Gas.
Boxes Hats BOnne;s Furniture, Teas and other light
goods per cubic %
SECOND
Boxes Shoes, Dry Goods Sdddery Glass, Drugs. Con-
dictionaries, Camphene, Spirits Turpontiue, ncasks
All articles not coming under specific rates, euumer
aled in the tariff Of the roads between Chattanooga
and Charleston, copies Of which can be or had
at the Freight gents OHcej per 100 lbs .....$l 25
Goods to be delivered at Nashville above rates must
be plainly and distinctly marked TO the of Agent of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co, al Chattanooga
and Agent ofSouth Carolina Railroad Co, Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern cities ship by steam
ers at or about 2c by propeers at &c. and sailing
sells az from Sc. to &c. per foot
When the Nashville end Chattanooga road is completed
from Chattanooga the River farther reduction win be
made of which due notice will be given
II. l. ANDERSON, Supt ". & c. r. Z. Co.
n E. The same difference will be made when goods are
to be delivered at Decherd Shebyvle and MureesborO
or other stations or road, is made between
felgts from Nashville Chattanooga, and freghts from
the above points 10 Chattanooga under the arrangement
with the Tennessee River NJ. N. Il I. Co.
june let II. l. A.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall and Winter
STOCK OF LEY GOODS
At NICHOL'S CORN Z L /.

-
IA Is Corner Sgadrs nd 3EIrkt Street, AIshgaAs,
raS received his new Fall Importations Of RICH AND
III ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which
he axes pleasure inviting the attention Of friends and
the public feeling assured that he can oF as great BAR
~ RICH PAIL AND WINTER SILKS.
OF the latest Partisan styles, which are truly elegant in
GLIDING beautiful variety Of the richest and hansomest
Plaid Jrocade Block Blyadere, Striped National Repp,
and Wa;ered Silks, as has been IN tins city.
New and Beautiful Partisan Piaids,
OF entire new designs, with the handsomest and
RICHE EST COhfBINATiON OF COLORS,
Including the gay, grave, nch and elegant
New ami Choice French lneTinOs.
The most desirable colOrs market enhancing the most
,,suioiable shades-whch the ladies will find beautiful
ELEGANr RICH DEhAiNIiS AND CASH
MERES,
of.e choicest patterns aud beautiful coors and IN
factevery other kind OF Dry Goods suitable for
LADIES aud CHii.DREN'S WA6DROBES.
Canton Grape aad Embroidered Shawls. OF all xmas IN
GLIDING the Rich Broche, or Cashmere Shawls
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL hINDs,
OF bon5Aznes Alpaca, Cloths Canton BLACK de lanes
Bareges Grenadns Mourning sleeves O'ilAss,
iIandkerchiets and everything else sui'@oie ior a
EADY5S MOURNING AIsDKObE'
Also a beautful variety 81
-'''' LACE GOODS,
uanitou Valenclenne, and Neede-work Collars; Rich
C.mbrc Chenizes and Sleeves in setts Jaconet ana
swiss Edgngs lnsertings, Cambria snd Swiss Flouncng
..,.t,iue s5Ork. Also a hne assortment Of
LADIES' AND GEN LEMEN'S GLOVES,
handkerchief JTavaisi Six, Cotton, anu Merho Ciuei
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS,
OF Linen ana Cotton Shtei!ngs ana Nilubss, Aaoie IN
u,ask4 Nui,sips Towelings Crashes and Diapers.
WOOLLE3N BLANKETS,
Quilts, Flannels, Canton Flnnes Welsh flannes and
Cambria &c, &c.
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Cassimeres; over Coatngs, Of all kinds. And will
open in Few days beautiful assortment OF the nc
Latest STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAkS
Ard MANTILLAS,
Made Of the very best material &c, dc.
Gail aud examine this large and tine assortment of goods
suitable The approaching seasJn and you will not be
disappointed either in styles prices ,
Se5l ". 1853. JAMES NICH0L
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN, Proprietor.

MARKET ST. OPPOSITE JOHNSON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE TENN.
IrBIs FdrerOOlaS ut the old stand Corner II Summer and
sprinq Streets.
TTAVINCf made extensive engagements in my Marble
Works. INV facilities such that | can execute all
kinds ofwork the tasteful manner and the latest style
as cheap as can be dOpe in any of the Eastern Cities
BY calling my WaTerOos the corner OF Spring ana
Summer streets specimens may be seen which will enable
persons t0udge for themselves which is the best method
Having on hand all kinds of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian taan and American
Marble which will sell low the trade wholesale and re-
tail finished or in the rough state
A large assortment Of MONUMENTS, Towns, BAPTISMAI
FoUxTs URNs VASES garden FGuREs GRAVE SToNEs, &c.
carved and lertercd order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
10 order and any part of the Southwest IA cheap as
can be procured from the East Also MARBLE MANTEL
of every description plain carved BUnDNG STONE sold
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders left at my WareROoms on the corner OF Spring
and Summer Streets VIII meet with prompt attention My
friends generally viii td il their interest to call and eX
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful Il
nv old friends and customers fOr their liberal patronage
hope bv strict attention business to merit continuance
of their flyOrs. JANIS SLUAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville.
fablg-lv
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LANCAS-
TER DlSrklICT.

TX Parte Petition Tor sale OF House and
Minor Clinton EJECT Of Lot, Land and Negroes; estate
Abram Perry, decd. } of a Perry, deceased
TT is ordered that tn children Of the brothers and sisters
of Abraln Perry deceased late OF Lancaster District 5
c. that we're living al the death Of Margaret Ferry, widow
of the late Abrlm Perry (which June 30h, lS5l do
establish their rights before the Commissioner Equity
for Lancaster District ). c. or before the ls day OF
March s4 and that the Commissioner do report thereon
at tie next Court Equity for said District (which will be
June 26th 1891 =,
The above ower was made in above case, by the Court
at June Tenn 53 and the persons 10 whom the same re-
rrs and applies notified 10 comply with the requslnohs
therein SET forth failure to make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid viii the estate OF he Iestator
abraham Perry he distributed between those who do
establish such relationship and operate as above to those
who donOt JAMES II. NllHbKoFOoN,
Commissioner in Eqnity, Lancaster District, > {.
decl-3m.
- The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number Of tie paper; they al
so requested 10 notice the edoriaiy The Common
wealth. Frankfort Ky The Register, Raleigh, \. C.; The
Advertiser Montgomery, Ala; The Recorder Mledgeye
Ga The alag Of the Unon jackson, Miss; The Union
and American Nashville, Tenn; The Union, Washington
City Lancaster Lsdgsr. ). H. W,