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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
VIRGIN MA

VIRGINIA AT Circuit Court continued and
' held for the county Of Campbell the Court
House thereof the Goth day of October, 1853, in the
18th yenr of the Commonwealth:
Jeremiah Il. II. Ward Plaintiff
Charles A. b. Weatherford and Henry Underwood
Defendants
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TRACT OF LAND

which the said George I. Snead esides, lying
in the county OF Bedford ON james Rverabout 30 miles
west II Lynchburg and containing about 325 ACRES.
This is ale IF the valuable Farms IN Upper Virgin
ia, whether considered in lis fertility, its
60 venencr to market, 5 location for elchand-
zing the Commission and Forwarding business. A
good porti m of the Tract is BOTTOM LAND living
Immediately James river and the entire tract is land
of the best character well timbered and watered and
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

~
DuRSuANT To a decree Of the Circuit Court OF The
4 cari Grafton Of Lynchburg, pronounced at Tie 40.
vonber tenn thereof in the year 1898 III the case 81
Tyree. &c rs. Tyrer. az ats, tue nndclsisaed
Con,nissioners. wi proceed ON the 18Th OF De.
CENBER next. 10 sell by way Of public nuetion TO tie
,obc.t /. oder tie following real estate Ut which lie
late Richard Tyree, diet seized: la5
A EOl and Ten, ment, NIL
ON Main Street adjoining the Warwick House. irort
ing 21 feet; A LOT & TENEMENT on Maln Stfe,t
adjoining Bruce's Stable A LOT AND TENEMENT,
nn Main Street fronting 60 feet. known as the lnrmefs
Hotel: A LOT & TENEMENT on Mum tre,t 'front.'
inc s2l feet used ms Tobacco Factory by W. Stone
LOT& TENEMENT Tan Yard Alley, in rear n
Farmers Hotel, fronting % feet; LOT " 1ENE.
MENf ON Jefferson Sireetused rs Commission House
10y fayetle Steptoe, Esq: LOT in Sandy Ho k, con
tanning Acre; FOUR LOTS containing Acre eat h.
ON Diamond Hill, ne Republican Spring; LOT On
the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike road, adjoining the
Factory of Payne & CrumPton. containing Acre;
LOT ON Tan Yard Aley containing Acre adjoining
Street. adj Joining he residence Price, Esq, cen
tanning Ac,e, aud II LOT ON FEDERAL HILL, near
The residence of Vim. CrumPton, Esq, containing j
Acre
All of this property is desiral'y located a'd is we'll
worth the attention of business aud persons in wnnt
of ,ifes tor residences. The sae will be upon cred.
il Of six twelve, and eighteen months for equal install
nent4 of the purchase money sub the future APP
urava of the Court. The Purchasers w be required to
give bonds with good personal security fo the purchase
money and the title will be withheld frtlur seea-
lity-subcct resae in deau OF the yment OF any
one on more of the instruments the snme become due
JOHN II. TYREE, {C,.a
SAML TYREE '"" 10
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AS will be seen by Mr.. Winston's aleerfi.er..
nexed he will continue the Grocery. Cozni..,
Forwarding Business al the old stand Of Nae
ston, und Cordially recommend him to the nn,,'.
the old customers of the house.
Nj II Nlou
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Office AL persons indebted to A. Elfu,l
" are r, quested to call OF the store house Of
Bagby, where | may be- found, and settle theil accom-
as no longer indulgence v Ill be given.
nov 9.ts G.. G.. NINGFFIU
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Lookets, Charms, Pins and p
Cannot be SurDaSso.,

IN tbs on any olhtr cry IN he Union. II.
particular attention Ia his new style Col opp,It
TURE. and several other new styles as ~. Ill
perior Stereoscopic or slid Dagucrreot,,s. Us D
Pictures taken in any weather, Dagu,r,,s..
Paintings accurately copied. 'I7
Postmortem cases and lnvalids ATTENDED.
notice.
Gallery a, the SIGN OF THE FLAG.
Virginia Bank. Don't make mistake, but e,, 10
Flag.
nov % Is p r. GIBBS p.
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PORk.-Pork is now being offered and sold
in this market al s. 80.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


UVRIsT SALE OF Mich, - =.
BE BRlCKLAYER Al AICii "
,,o Il 4. deed uf trust executed to me by jon" :.
pl,,, ,n the 2nd day II April, 1871 f1r certain p~
therein perien shall proceed 10 'eli al me '1'.
L. uoa-s in the city Of Lynehbnrg, on saimde! the
t7.h av Of Deeemhei 1853, ut public auction H'sis
y, H. eaaa,y Term. ma . known the day Of nile
" 1ue $50 - A J. CAMP, Trustee
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Office Having sold my entire !

~ concern of maze Il WINSTON - ,Is "a
WINSTON, Ia alone is authorized TO USE n. 'o'
the concern in liquidation. All debt, due ~. "'R
must be paid to him, and all debts due byi n.. 900
scented 10 him for collection.
Nov. 24ih, 1853. NJ II Nan
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FASHIONS FOR 1853.
VNEsR EsaEING MACHINES AM

I N ~ NJ = EE " u Fh lN HIN III ""1
L. WHEAT FANS The attention Of the puoN
respectfully invited to our stock of Threshlng Macl
and Wheat Fans, which Ire substantially built, and
ihe most approved patterns. Persons in need Of "
implements would do well to give our stock an eAal
nation as we feel satisfied that they will be pleased
in price end workmanship.
All I'm, .ements warranted To perform well.
iv I5-ts DIUGIJID & BROTHbhI
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nx wM n MOsBY, Auctioneer.

XHTsLE BE SOLD at auction on tue PIen,i i,''
w on Monday 10Th December, immediately alLs'
the sale Of the property of fyre"' dec 'ne gl.s
House a. Lot LIZ.
nm Main Street adoinns the Ciizehs Saving b'hA hhe
in the oeeuraocy Of Mr.. Rivers a. grocery Store
lrortipg "a feet and running Lack 49, iefi. ~
Also Immediately after. on the premises, oNh Ann
oE GROUND on federal Hill Opposite the residence
ot Chas |. Moshy. Terms. 4, aud l2monhs
J. Il. HoLCOMBE. tor hitaseg and me
othe, tegatees 81 T. A. Holeom6e d'cd.
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no the People of Lymchburs and all
STOCK OF GOODS

ever befo'e offered them. His ST. ok Of American ".
TON and WOODEN GOODS is very large and II
be sold at old prices. The Foreign Goods IN m' 81
ct every variety, We're selected in person by one "
best merchants in this country, who spent three "o
in Europe in the emily part of the and MADE
purchases before any advance in prices took Place
THE CASH SYSTEM believing it whole'O"
hotn for the JUye and settler, for purchasers 10 p1
they 60. shall continue do my business as nSu"'
cinsioely for cash. jNO. j PuRFo'
oct Is fits Art for J. s. Kent Se-
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DIR. Sam'I. Ii. Chri.,.

hANlNG permanently lncnied lii. al
L L residence If Joo. b. Cah,ll. e. ~ til,
Profes siona1 Servio,a. ~ b,
to the neighbours and public generally rs
long experience aud strict attention IN h; Aeft.
merit public pa fnnage Tnoy "a "e".
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SGVera Dwciiing-sEOuSeS,

with the necessary outbuidngs stolehousc near the
banks of the James River and kanawha Canal with a
Warehouse alta he'd or the reception of produce
and good water Grst Mil For its size consider il
of the most desirable tracts of land in the State
and such rs is seldom pat into The market There hive
been sown on it 100 bushels of whoat this FAN which
will with the land the purchaser. Purchasers are
invited to examine il for themselves, before the day oil
sale. Mr. Geo. l. Snead will show it to any who may
desire To it.
If desired, the Store house, with small portion Of
the land may sold separately from the residue Of the
ttpct.
At the same time and place will sell the following
Personal Property
conveyed by said decd If trust ioWit: Two houses of
Tobacco about 900 barrels of Corn head of horses 30
head of Cows, 80 head of Hogs, and all the farming
utensils of the said Geo T. Sneai, together with his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
7 ERMS:
Cash will be requirei according To q e terms of the
deed Of trust fot the whole of the purchase money ON
all of the land as well the personal property unless
the creditors secuted in the deed agree they probably
viii, before the dry of sale that the same part there.
Of, may be sold creditof Wh"h greement should
any such be made, notice will be given ON the day oil
sale.
nov 2Gtl9dcc &c. BURKS Trustee
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The Boquet Calogne-M Manufactured at Messrs.
Wright & Ason's New Drug Store, IL, without doubt
opc of the most refined aud delicate articles for the
Folef in nee 1t Is Of home manufacture distilled
from the Roe Orange and Vefbena, and should be Used
by cyely Iady-boih perfume and gentle stimo-
liant in cases of headache. Try it and Judge
for yourselves. noy 2S-ts
Notioe--We with 10 call the attention of the pub
lie 10 "A source of luxury, comfort and happness--to
rnst neglect md present opportunity ol amendment.
TIN, mum ruus Il blindness Ia Americ truly
psiug The young cannot take warning. ~ The old APP
DIV a remedy too spon. Who TINT is old but would
avert hnldue.s7 Who that is middle ,ged but shndder
at qrey has WHO that is Young bat vaues the lnxn-
lint locks of youth and brauy7 Effects like these are
stayed. and many years otherwise premature old
aye are reguined to you h by using LYONS kATiIAI
RON
Lyons kothnron Is but IS cents in large bottles.
Sold by Mi dcacrs everywhere.
D. S Barnes. Proprietor l6l Broadway N. y.
rV' Sold by every Dealer in Lynchburg. Purcell,
Ladd < Co, Richmond, Wholesale Agents
oct DTS
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AT He NE AGA.

UNHE Subscriber would respectfully
l. nad the public generally thai h. I'm hi'ir
ed from the Northern cities with an -. J''i D,
stock of FANCY AND OTHER Goo6S ll'Iy
large lot of 10 bis
Lookets, Charms, Pins and r.
some exira fine and beautiful. Beirs +. 10
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS yet discovered :, f :,
INCREASED FACILITIES, lie Tue Aa
10
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Happening 10 turn some .'old files yesterday.
says the Natohez Courier of II late date, we came
across some passages in the Mississippian which
we could hardly realize were written two years
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-22

RAsS SEEDS, invarety, for sale hv . 1-fisf >.
VI marehll ---.. IL g. SCoyFI.,
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A Mr.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years by the use OF three bo
ties Of tie Mi1H1c Ointment hat ms hdt eattFay re-
sore and now has beautiful headof hair as any man
could wish. lis age is about 80 years.
y Of Mr. Warren OF this town. IA years OF age bad
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit Of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail IL one OF
the most aggravated cases saw he emaciated al
most TO skeleton By the use OF few bottleso the ONT
men he gcar and for seven months past has
enjcyed robust health. -.- rl4-.
This was an extreme case of Inflammation Of the sp1sa
long taudmg has variety Of treatment nom no less than
eight different PHYSICIANS without receiving beneht-waS
cured BY the only four bottles OF The Magnetic ONT
ment This four months and the lady IA Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend 10 her usual
household duties Ihave treated two casesof Chronic Sore
EyeS with the Ointment both of the patients Hery
bRd need attendant lead them from place tn
place One of them had been afflicted IS years. the other
about years They had tried the best physicians IN the
State without benefit aud of them lad been under the
treatment OF the celebrated Dr. Muzy Of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds OF dollars in
efforts 70 effect cure They by use OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and are able TO
Ointment number Of cases Of Piles and in has it
failed # gj0sng i85eiie r and geHectga permanent
have also used it benefcially OF Fry
speas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four cases of CANCER by the use of the Aa9ase
Ointment alonel
From a thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended confidently
commend it 10 be OF the useful remedies ever Of
tered to the public Respectfully 1rss,,,, 1Snrss :,
BURTON HUBBEIl4, NJ. ID.
Dated Jan 27, 1850, Amelia Ohio.
The character Of this Ointment efficient remedy, IS
established in this city There quite nmberof indi-
vduas who sscbe their restoration to health 70 the OF
| this extraordinary Ointment. ir
! For sale by II. G.. SC0YEL, -a.' SO #-
BERRY & DEM0YILLE,
NAYS CARTWRIGHT 4 ARMSTRONG.
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DIFLE POWDER Conneciertand Tennessee Rifle Pow
IL der, warranted best quality for sale by p n esq
naTeh1l n G. SCOyEL
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THIS illdiers from all others in te lion Of
4 the upper Running Stone, hiea is composed Of
French Burr Blocks, eEciosed in iron Case, ~biei
forms the back and hoop the Stone
Bush than external didesr bottom that
al the hch Is secured the back BY
block is in the form dove tail which gives greateF
strength 10 stone than other mehod which is required
thsma mills, where the ste Is with speed and
becomes dangerousf if not strongly de. II also gives
weight OF small diameter required without
having thick or high, that makes il top heavy.
his lnil is fra made Of wood Iron In
The form bus with Brdgeree, Spindle Balance Ring
Driver and Regulating Screw, ana grinds the
principle as sarAe mill, differing only in the Runner stones
th being of eight enables It to grind Che
mill nG~in This nil j. portable and nay attached
TO steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO, all sizes of French Burr Mil Stones, manufactured
OF. the principle.
Joseph H. Burrows, OF Cincinnati, i3 the
which he obtained Letters Patent 1872 For a,infringe
ment tee purchaser will be held responsible for the right
ofusing.
These Mills do require Mlrigh tn set them up; and
aftha necessary to pat them in operation 20 attach
hand to the pulley the SPINDLE With drum sufficiently
large 10 run tyetyfouf inch Mil $40 revolutions
minute, attached 10 Gin, sIeam 0F Water Power BY the
steady application cf two horse power te Mil will grind
TO bushels per h0nr good eal and viii grind wheat
well The thirty Inch mill. II put rs fullest
speed, vii grind from ten to fifteen bushels per hour,
These mills warranted to be IA every respect as recon-
merded.
DIascToNs FoE Ussa-Pace your mill about 20 feet from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt Of
ather eight inches wide Stone2fG Fevolu
spindle weli cited. Place The the back
RuHnng Stone in the the Cross the Driver
that is, the way they tsimmed to run
Refer To Thos Patterson Esq. ~ ghland county, Ohio
Jesse Beal, Esq, of Clinton county Ohto S. Bradbury
Esq of Cincinnati, aud a number of others.
an orders direc ted to JOHN 4. B0OHAN,
Tennessee, or j. II. BURROWS,
jan 26-d. tr-w. g. W. 1y. Hest Front ST Gin. o.
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MONEY MONEYl


WHEREAS, for period Of tweniy wears wehave diligently
studied how might best ameorate the pecniary cond
tiou of the Human Family, and deserve the applauds of
mankind We now happy almost beyond tue power of
expression toinipart the JOYOUS Intelligence that
THE HOUR HAS CONE!
When proclaim to the Nations Of the Earth the
completion of our extended abors in the that
we have
s.s.. FOUND OUT AT LAST
The process by which riches may be easily acquired and
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY FACT
Is that give to the world grot the offspring Of those
wearisone researches, which consumed nearly
QUARTER OF a CENTURY
In CESSATION asking for ourselves for revealing this
'0PEN SESAME
Nothing but the delightful that mankind viii be
at last convinced ofthe practicabily Of garnering
A GOLDEN HARVEST
Through the medium Of
PYFER & co.
The Truly Fortunate and FaT-famed Lota-y Brokers
---.' 40. Light street. Baltizsore Aarg51a&
Let not few frowns Of Fortune cast YOU down.
She net Fortune if SIZE did not frown,
Those Who in patience bear her scorns awhile
Are those on whom, al last, SIC most VIII smile.
Z 3. most GLORIOUS SUCCESS!
3 fXFER * co. so@G Gsd pad tcSt NINTH a Hotnt5eq
Of Prizes .----...
T. EVERY DRAWING TELLS CHEERING TALEi
szy The most successful method TO draw Prize Is to
PreaSs (lGast The experience of every day strength
ems this declaration
. M such card as Foi" al Pqter d Obs
= .zg- Forward your orders without delay!
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- Drawings forwarded to Correspondents by the first
mails after the lotteries drawn. 90 -.
Correspondents viii please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There large per eenage in favor Of those purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances Of drawing four
of the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase Of Packages Of Tickets liz every IN
stance.
- Bank Drafts or Certificates Of Deposit payable in Gold
sight will be promptly reiaed to those Correspondents
VINO draw prizes at PYFER d cos ..-.r
-Rerlennher-A PACKAGE Of TIcKEIs, draw FOUR
of The most splendid prizesin scheme
y In order secure Fortune, and the cash Immediate
y after the result known tie readers OF this paper have
only remit cash Drafts prize tickets tothe Old Es;ab
lished far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Brokers' .- -'-- PYFER & CO,
innet-lm No I Iirht street BALTIMORE Md
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COACH MAKING.

rTNIIE undersigned would respectfully iu- ~=ZAsF-N
L form their friends and the public that 1Szzzss.f
they have taken the old stsnd Of C. T. Watson, No -,
Deaderick St. where they intend 10 carry COACH AAk7
ING in all its branches Wewi keep constantly hand
an assortmenof Carriages which viii dispose of on
reasonable terms. Carriages of every description made to
order promptly Repairing done reasonable terms, aud
the public may rely upon getting their work when promised
Work entrusted viii be warranted to be of the best
workmanship and materials.
s9g gBLACKSAITHIEG--Eyery description of BLACK
SMITHS W0Kk executed in the best manner ON liberal
terms. +' --
eSs-H0RSE SH0EING.-We have in our employ expert
enced HORSE 0ElSS and the public may relvon gptfrg
their horses shod in the neates All workRrt
to our care viii be under the immediate superEts
the Propreos and pains expense spared give
isfacton ALL We respectfully solicit from the public
liberal share Of their patronage. -
feb 2-ly ..--.-.-.. CRAM & SHEPH ERD..
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KOUSSO-lsa new and infalliable remedy for Tape
IN Worm We in receipt of a supply Of the genune
article. navel CURREY 4 MARTIN.
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IMPORTANT TO IRON MANUFACTI-
i EERS.-IAMFS RENTON If Vavv,,L Nov Tarsa,-

u
has discovered process for manufacturing wrought
directly from theOre with wood mineral COAL STYLED by
him oTe-welding furnace; ian Improvement in the
facre Of iron long after but successfully
tanned until Mr. Reuons discovery aud which produces
single beat the bes quantity of blooms less cost than
pig mon Is now usually made Letters Patent bave been
granted him for ms discovery and the appointed
for the sale of rights, and its introduction throughout the
Vest and the present high price Of iron snducng many
capitalists 10 invest in its manufacture without being aware
Of the great advantages this and valuable nveTi-
ton has other known mode think subseI-
wing their interest TO thus early impress upon them the i'm
porfance of examination of the merit OF this hate uve-
hon before ebaTkng any other made for making roR
assuring them Of its entire and praccab as
mnnstraed BY the furnaces successful operation ate
this plan - ..-e
1t IS not purpose in this advertisement sneak par
ticulary of the almost incatuale avannges IN process
possesses all other modes for making Iron Jas this IS
contained IN circular. which viii be pleased TO mail
TO the address OF interested in the nIser but to
call the attention Of those about investing ia the mauuc
ture Of Iron and rseculIy invite examination OF the
furnace erecting in this city, and which win be in
operation by the 5th June next. the furnaces of the
American Iron COMPANY in Newark, New Jerseg now op-
Grating with complete success. ". &. DANIS& co.
Cincinnati june l-Sy. .f's-t
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PATENT cHOPPNG HILL.
For CbODDins Corn or other (.rs

IN artlcf6 iGiich ecery {draser skou}d hare. . .-
TT will grind with two horse power from four tc
five bushels heureher fine for bread or coarse oI
stocand so simple in It's construction that an boy
twelve years old keep II in order and IT, II is ada
ted to either-Steam, Water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right Of manufacturing and selling
the above MIL in Tennessee MessrS j. r. CoEau and
c. Howard. of Nashville persons wishing to purchase car
md them at J. NJ Seaburv College street where they
nil be happy TO take orders BOSS ADAMS. :
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NASHVILLE T0BAcco NANVFAcToaY, =

sA Ne. As. on C5lle7e, aeqr ByOoE .StrseG
TIME subscribers manufacturing Tobacco from Ten
4 nessee, Kentucky, and Missouri Leaf which they war
rant good and VIII sell as oE, any To5acco Of
quality manufactured elsewhere We solicit call from
dealers generally Tobacco Of manufacture viii b
found give good satscon aud Day he dealer fair pro
ft A. J.MUSSETMAN i CO, Manufacturers
No. 4s College, near Broad streets Nashville, Tenn
march 9-tli
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

THROUGH IN FIFTY TO FlFTYFIyE HOURS
New York and Charleston Steam Packets.
r EAVES Adgers Wharves every Saturday >8e<(fh
1 4 afternoon aud each alternate Wednesday, fHT<fys
On Saturday, Jas. Adger, 1900 tons,
j. Dickinson, COmmander-harion, zoo tons, NJ. Berry
Commander -
The Southerner, W. Foster, Commander Will leave
each alternate Wednesday. Having been newly coppered
aud guards raised, is in complete order.
For freight passage having elegant State Room Accom-
nod.iion, apply at the office of the Agent,
HENRY MUSHROOM,
CornerEast Bay and Adger's Sou Whar'es
Cabin massage S25. SteeTage IS.
" B-A new ship viii be placed on the Line to connect
with the Souiherner Wednesdays. febl7--tr"
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s = 's@'' ''et ~'fs etSJ me LaocktE DssrsdtE11.
Township fogr Of range THIRrEsN. -srrlr So
Iovnshlps 9' 'e fir osr, ss and ar 0f range
range FIFTEEN. 81 -.s i 81. IS n u - =
I9"DshiPs op4 tse9 frss, ,r. nos, sir, and seven. Of
Townships one Srs sr and sescE Of rsnee sxrx~rxxx
Township sssel, Of r1nge EIoarSES
Do'4sef 10 5ess ha 'c etss ne5a7. esG asss Of Per,
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THE thorough bred Jack. MAhINGO NAM
L MOTH, direct from Kentucky, viii make EzsA
his first season in Tennessee at Ceney Springin sA
Marshall county five miles below the fishing ford in Duck
River at thrve dollars insurance and fifty cents groom
and grain fed if required al fifty cents per week He is
full fifteen hands two and half inches high good honest
measure unusually large bone and heavy black with
commend him highly to those who wish to improve their
stock We consider him the master Jack of Tennessee
For further particulars hand bills. s.t r.l 81
march Ism hNiGHT Il WILSON,