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From the Hon. Joan Mclean. Associate Judge Of
the Supreme Court
IL. CINCINNATI Oct 20 1852
DEAR SIR thank you for the engray ed likeness
Of Gen Jackson; i is sn excellent one in The
latter part Of his life, his grey hair, bis tan ana
venerable frame, the sinctity and Sinspessiof his
expression and manner caplivaied ali NO became
acquainted with him. There were sw3i If INV. per.
sons educated at home or abroad. However rnuch
They may have associated with foreign courts. Who
could equal the grace and efectoi Gen. Jackson's
manner ~ social circle, Wheihfr+we consider
him in The field, 10 the drawing room. OF a, tie
head Of the administration, he was i remarkable
man, With great respect.
JOHN Mclean
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
The Newspaper Credit system.

The following remarks 10 relation to the
newspaper credit system, which We clip
from one Of our exchanges, exposes the los,
which newspaper publishers are subject to
who send out their papers On credit We
wish some who are in arrears with us to take
the hint conveyed in these remarks
with Publishers of newspapers, in CON.
mon with business men generally the cash
system Is preferable to any other to pub.
fishers who rely or nearly 50 upon their
subscription list for support, for the prosccu.
tion Of lheir business they must necessarily
be the loser There are thousands Of well
meaning men, who subscribe for newspapers
and intend 10 pay for them but the idea
Of writing letter TO an editor, enclosing
two. three or five dollars. never enters their
heads. though II called upon for the amount
due. would probably be prepared to meet
the demand. But the publisher of almost
every country newspaper knows il would be
out Of the question TO employ a collector
out Of the profits Of his subscriptions; N
many Of his patrons continue year after year
taking the PAPER without advancing one
cent, while he is paying cash for his paper
and labor, and everything else necessary to
carry on the business Here then, is a los
not attributed to any design on the part
Of the subscribers to dcfraud. but the fruit
Of worse than worthless system. They
would pay II waited upon, but the printer
cannot afford to speud FIVE dollars Tor col.
leciing three, and never gets bic pay.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
VIII of Harry Il. ". ullL
LIVE OAK PLANTATION La
July ,. 1853.

l4lh L Van 4 1AN - teH'l f++sA |
July -, 1853,
l Harry r. W. Hill. of the city of New
Orleans and State OF Louisiana, do On thi,
day make this my Geographic viii and
Testament,
Item |. wish all my debts paid as soon
as possible atter my death, particularly all
cash balances on my books.
2. | give 10 Jane Know MeAlster, neice
Of my late wife. tract Of land, one thou.
sand acres, in Shelby county. Tenn. which
| got from billiards estate also, money
enough TO make up legacy James Dick
left her TO ten thousand dollars, to be paid
her when she is eighteen years old or mar.
ries. also wish her To have a finished ed
ucation, aud supported out of my estate
until she marries or receives her legacy
3. give L. Homer Leslie five thousand
dollars. to pay tho last iusiallmcnt on his
place and aid in fixing up aud stocking H.
T. | give Violet Miller, for her long and
faithful services rendered my late wife. hay.
ing nursed her FROM the cradle to the grave
six hundred dollars year 10 be paid quar-.
terly during her natural life.
3. | give To William X. MeAlsler, OF
Nashville, twenty thousand dollars. the in.
tercst to be paid at six per cent. for the first
five years then the principle to be paid.
This sum Is 10 raise and educate his young
children not yet educated.
O give aud beqaath to my dear son,
james Dick Hill. all the residue Of my os.
tate, of every description, which is at present
largely over million of dollars And It
it is my wish TINT he should never sell hi.
Deer Creek estates. The sugar plantation
would advise him Ia sell, with all laad, IN
Texas. Tennessee. Arkansas. aud everywhere
else except the lands ON Deer Crcek--ie'
tanning the two houses on Canal str't, y. Or
lean.
!, Iappoinl my long tried friend. ehn''
J Fore, special executor to manage aud
take charge of all my Deer Creek estates IN
the same manner be has been doing hereto,
fore, aud ship the eroP. as may be directed by
nv general executors. hereafter appointed
s. Iappoini my long tried friends, John
Armield, Of Sumner county, Tcnn. and
John N. Ba.s. of Nashville. Tenn, my ex.
ecutors of this my last will and testament,
with seilin aud delsiner with fall foSer lo
sell aud convey, all but the Deer Greek
land. in lssiqaena, aud the property in the
eily Of New Orleans. mentioned in item the
sixth
lnlsoempowefmy exeeuiorsio compromise
debts due Inc. aud pay exchanges aud in.
teresi. according TO commercial uaees, ai
the expense Of my estate. want every
cash balance | owe to be paid promptly /;
and, il convenient, | wish my remains TO be
placed beside my wife and children
In testimony whereof. | have bcreunto
SC, my hand 10 this my last will aud iesia.
mont
II. r. W HILL.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
H. n W HILL.
July 20. lsba

July 20. 1853.
joins NJ. Bass, JoHN ARNrlgLD:
Ny fRiISDs--lf YOU have to execute
the enclosed will. aud nothing in the char.
acicr Of either Of the men should change
your views. recommend that Robert ".
Ealin aud Thomas u. Lee should succeed
to my commercial house aud wind up, un.
der your direction. my old commercial busi.
ness. Ii will be fortune to ihom. aud
wish them to have IT, would have bccu
glad for James \. MeAliNcr TO be- as.ocia.
ted, but he has always objected to New Or.
leans. know them to be faithful capable
and honest
My charities will all be done in my lie.
time, aud justice to all while living 80 |
leave no Obligations. only gratitude aud
friendship.
Charge full commissions on my estate
1t is worth this dny over fifteen hundred
thousand dollars.
believe in the Christian religion, though
an unworthy believer.
want my negroes wcll treated. But for
abOllionism | should have been abe 10 do
more for them
May God bless you.
II II. W HILL.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
s T A N z A S

The bubbles on the rivers breast
As ligh. they float upon the tide,
Now Tranquil On her hosen resi-,
And now are tossed from sida to side
Yet with silent ceaseless motion,
Are borne toward the distant oeean'
So, on the mighty stream Of Time,
Though oft we glide in tranquil course,
Or idly On its heaying breast
Are driven by the bfeeze's lofee,
With silent, eeaseless flow are we
Borne on toward Eternity
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
WisceIlaueou,
To COTTON PLANTERS.

TNHE undersigned have formed Co.nirlncr.
l. ship and opened a shop az this place Iuf the
manufacture AMI repairing OF Cotton Gins.
They will shortly be Ia receipt VI an ample now
stock Of The best quality OF Gin materials ia IA The
East. which they Intend 20 work up into Gins
which will be- fully pnrnliecl 10 give entire
satisfaction, One Of Us tilr WrArrl having ior
some Eve years exceeded most of the work ihai
went ifum the shop Of the late J Il. Crosby. we
ccl no hesitation In assuring the Cotton Planters
oi The upper Red river country. that al work done
81 Our shop will be fully equal II fot superior 10
the best that was ever manufactured By the late
Ms Crosby.
We solicit the patronage of Cotton planters
who may want new Gins of old ones repaired.
and hope they will send In their oulcts ~ early
as convenient, 10 order that their ..ius NAV he
certain TO be ready for them by the time the
present growing Ciop Il ready Tor picking.
by permission Of some and without having had
an opportunity Of consulting oihers, wc annex a
nuinhef oi Hamrs OF well known Cotton planters
70 whom We would refer as regards the PERFORM
ance OF Gins heretofore built By one Of Us ia the
shop OF J Il. Crosby.
Hon. Edward Cross,
Mai Richard Pryor.
Capt joel W. Hannah
Capt Richari II Finn,
William Coulter ED,
Mai Joshua Morrison. h"V'f'h1 IoH"y
Ion. Henry p roinlcxier,
Mathew V. Chealham, Esq
Maj William Johnson
Wiley Mcflroy. Esq,
Judge Lewis B For,
Morgan CUer Esq.
Morehead Wright. ESQ,
Wm =. Morns. Esq. Lr6,y,,i, Ca.
Col. Josiah Garland,
Hon. James Trigg.
Col James Abrahams.
Hon. Benjamin + Hawkins,
Hon Henry X. Brown, Sepier Co.
Isaac n jackson, Esq
Dr.. J. w. Fort,
Judge Dinies. B,trir O., 7Srs,
n. d. Ellis, Esq,
NJ. NJ WYATT
r II. w. HADDUX.
Warrington, Marot 40, 1859. is-H
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
$500 REWARD.


ID ANAWAY inom ilc Piania- "a
II tun ol the ,lih-rriher In rn- RA
ial county, Arkanrts, ON the Gih ~
inst, two nrsfo men--lACOB rNA
and ALLEN AE
IAcon Is a mulaltn, allut p
i-au oi age six feet two lnche, - n
hish has a ,caf below ~. leii cyc, nnd IH- t.ilc
finger OF his night hand !. oil.
ALLr, !. als1 . mu.stiu, about - or ~ ytafs
ni age low aud silui-riilieF chunky ,--hi, cyrs
aTe ai yellow complexion,
will pay the above reward inr tie delivery
Of The two men 30 M, al mY residence In uniou
county, or pay hurniIy iaf any information
that will lead 10 their nfpisleli ION. Il b. ,Bp.
posed thry have slnr IN the direction of Van BIZ.
rem Ailr.,s the u1i.risnri a. uDiou Smius.
=. o. Union coduiy, Afslmas.
H. GEORGE.
.ipra l0 1888. lG-M
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
FALL Q obs.

FALL Go Cd S.
fINilE subscribers ar uuN opening lioif -.
L ziSekul fati Goods. a. which they !. :.
invite the ailrnilea oI fIaairis, f4,.u -.
Gaals wefs purchased hY lie paE ka#a tom aisl
haals in New lnfk. and eaa lv saii al raers
iaai will aike rHiiis iisiaHHan saf
2nup yaniH k'rsaFs. ,ili vol hiaHf
2u1o yam, PLAIN aud pad L'ussY,, al WOOL
ll.iag
aiu1 yafls heavy iaWuIis
Hal par heavy Nesp Baake,s.
81 pair He'd Blankets,
10 pair Blankets iaI coats. somc serg hue, and
wafia s2sa pair
10 bales shiTiines aHi SheaIIust
.iul pair heavy aazriis,
100 PAR heavy kip Bmaus,
Gent, na1i. and shars 81. al qualities
t.alirs' Misses aul Chi dTaH's s4ags,
saiinciis, keniussj Jeans,
flannrls al color,
Monl Tweed. large assortment
With many other sessanal'e Goods for Ladies'
and Ggni,smen's wvaf
Bisgine Rope and Irvine
Look at our Stock before Yan buy
MrCoLLuM * FELLOWS.
Candcn. sept. !, 1850. -
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
DIssOLU TH0N.

'TllE co.parincr,hip heretofore existing he.
l. tween myself and John T. Si.limun in the
mercantile business in Arkan'as, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the slh Augn.t ls5l, and tie
settlement al the business connected with the
samc IL runiidcd exclusively 10 me.
J. g. D'ARMOND.
Washington, Sept l5 1852. J7-iG
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
Gn-l,sRFNERsElIp

fINIlE undersigned taHiHe r4IaI.a.ol lie nue
L establishment ui T. u T. NiIamz= intend
kaaH5Hs fsH#Hl' a.sHfaMauiai nIHa MeIiaiuaz.
rauis. uiis 4 ntr fula.
uHI ti1ss uill hr pariascl under iLc gcf,oual
iuIT -iuuuI d. iosrla nh1 WilIsisu East il a
ioy Ilts iai IH7' rHUa5r.
We AIl bo,uta'c|i io .cII articles ia uuf line
on heiipf i'w1 'taHihry h.ccttr jyoutfsrri Ia
tuis market, aIl $500 NaUunt cltfy article sold
hy Hs 90 Ic r4e anl lrHuIug,
lIHcupufs Tni rp9r' gesms'c'y cUmpouud.
cl aian) umc dag uI ni hI
CHASB. mitchell,
u n. FOSTER
HuiHg'sa, ia i0 1853 4
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. CHARLES B. mitchell. offers his
~ services Ia the citizens Of Washington and
iis vicinity llc may be found at the residence
Of IL W Smith
March 18th, 1916 7Otf
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
DIR. BENZ. II. JEFF.

Has resumed the practice of medicine in
IL Washington, and may at all times be- found
al bis ipoihecnfy store. unless professionally abb
sent. where he vii keep fall supply oi fresh
mslicIncs lor .alc low for cash.
Washington, Mayl. itf
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
] n GILAiFR
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

nYa recent Act Of Congress. Bounty Lard
ID afe granted 10 uiIaen and VOLUNTEERS in the
mliIafy .caise oi tie United slates in tie was
ot lsIi, oT any ol the Indian Nan siHse l5gn
s',a Ia commissioned officers IN lhc VA viii
MakIea lueHse Of tie ipcraseaf the atic.f of
soldier. the lauH eun he obtained by tue widow
oI mHar children
haualcrisued. acting a. renenl Land Agent,
will attend promptly Ia procuring Bounty lsud
Warrant lof ilase cnlIfled io ilem aud iocaiiug
iideHIIti. hasIHe a esaeu knowledge Of the
lluds nj lAr kea River Lad Distinct. lie will lie
able "a make eHnlcf selesilans All aurr, of
iDqu.fg, pos'=Haii Wi lt promptly ausW,led,
ali HsiTutliuH gwen iIdnfsH#
DANIEL l.. WILLIAMS.
Lgaf .lrmf
Washington Arls w %, $50. lsu
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
PAY UPl PAY UPi!

A IL persons indebted 10 the undersigned I'M 10
"A the lst day OF January last. are hereby re.
specially notified that must have some money
and consequently am under The necessity of earn.
eslly requesting them to come ,orwanl and ,ottle
up at rs carly day as possible.
r. II. W. MADDUX.
H'adiiHgioH ftb lG. 1853 -
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
n NoTECE.

GRANDSON u, ROlSrDN nf Washington.
VI Hampstead county Agkia.a.. IS my lawful
agent and attorney 10 tnn.act. toii'c and close
up all unsettled business iu which gm in any
wise Interested In the State II t-kausag
J. G.. D'ARNOND.
September lj,h, 1852. 35-iL
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
QU q u =.

HHV v v - y
Brandy Oiard, Brandy Champagne, Port Wine,
Pure Jure, Sheffy Miuc sshelam
Sehnapps lNolies Ammatcl
Jamaica spfiN,
Patent Medicines Of all Kinds including Balls
Sanapnlla. layne's Llulrn's and Com.
stocks Msiirines-Chusiirs
Magnetic Remedies,
Ac. &c. Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
BRITTiS n O T ( L,
STAGE 0FEsCEa

WASHING TON, ARKANSAS,
flNhe subscriber begs leave to uonm his friends
l. and the publle that he still continues husi-
ness a, his old stand, where he has supplleu alm-
self with every thing necessary Tor the aeeom-
mediation OF the travelling community, liz hatse
is commodiuus, the rooms well arranged lof am-
lies, aud his table well supplied with the best
the market affords,
lls stables are large, boanlilully supplied with
Pfnvenler, aud attended by careful ostiels.
Tie pledges himself thai nathing shail be want
ing on his part 10 rander eamialiIhl ali wha may
ba pleased io give HIM a cal lis charges Will
be moderate :. -,
GEO. O BRITT.
Haatmgion, Jai4 llh, Isl. 2i-Ii,
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
CAVTION.

NOTICE b. lcWly given ilaf will rro,cruie
~ 20 ilr cgiert pi tie luw ail Intruder. on my
|aai. liU.r t.ai lave teen 10 Ihc lahii oi cat.
uHgmy umiri mui ard shall qmi o. Daniel
J.. hullaus b. my uuihuHs,d uscui sud will io-
p0ri aIl it'ul,I,.
CHARLES b. mitchell
Washington Fob a., 1850. IL
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
A GARD.
ADVANCES OY COTTON.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A LARGE ard general variety OF L,spnrrns
II Gmpgs surps-Warnuled fresh aud genu-
ine jnsi received aud ior sale by.
D. t. BRllllN.
Warrington, Jaa 90. 1859. I-tt
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
CABINET MANDATORY,
Washington Arkansa.
no Planters & Merchants


FINllE undersigned Eas on hand and ioT sale at
L GuIhushafa. Boaief Paush, l.u l00 lacs Of
heavy Gotiou 0suahulHs From 500 10 s5oO lair
of ldme made Hit,rt AeFto She's, fmm so to
SD Cotton TN, Warranted 10 perform we'll
Twenty Bnisd Arc Nbegons helh lor hufses aud
Oxen. with Naedcn and non aNels. pnWs Of any
pattern required Alio. heavy stock uf nfy
touds and Gfuaercs. \ superior aud bea,y lot
Of Ready Alalr clothing 10th ur summer TALL
and winter Weaf Planters and merchants are
particularly rcque,lcd 10 call aud lay in a supply
of the abovr aIiielc,, as will sell them as cheap
as thes can be bought in New Orleans aud on
time 10 suit lher growiuE crop ordefs will he
rlnriualy hlled for any OF the aho,s enumerated
articles.
]. II. GlLMER.
IN B.-Gools, Groceries ct cash Paid 10
Coir HR,. o. Feird, good article always 10
puIed ]. u. G.,
Juus 90. $50.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
PElFUuElIEs.

luhin's ENliaels, Nrihruiis ENirucis,lilif oil.
Pomalrs, Cologne, soaps oi every ,anciy, Sand
soap Ar., &c. a.. a..
ALSO Book ani Station. .,..---.,.
aTy, hnr assortment Also
rainis and Dyc.siads, C'a.s, Patty Putty kni,c,,
Linserd uii, l.ani Oii Nr. A..
MiscellaupOu,.
Alum, Pepper Alhpcr G'ur, B1fav Spirit.
Tufpcniine, Numishe,. Ru,hc., Backing Cam
dies, Candles Siafch, Chocolate Logeucr., Nc.
To which they invite the attention ol phys.
irians and III, puhlir, a. they afr determined ia
,ell luN and upon accommodating terms pfs
Mbfuurt fpsrin arr loih Physicians ui hong
experience. and intend dc,oiiue their personal a..
icniiou io their Drug establishment ~ that per.
sons sending orders lnr medicine may rely upon
having them correctly and cardlly filrd and
those desiring prescriptions may depend upon
having them pui un accurately compounded,
At any time day or night
Warrington, .lprR ~, 1854. lie
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
AEWGsyngEE EE0gIlE..
NEW GOODS.

T,llE undersigned having lomel ryarsA
L copaflnefsAip iaf the pufp1sc II f.,..s
tIausaciins general Mercantile llisl- S-i,.--asi
ne in the town oil Washington. iake pleasure in
announcing 10 then friends al tie pa6ic geuer.
ailN, that they have been and aFr anW rc,etaing
ami opening arse aad well sclaeIsd stock Of
tiBads consisting al
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

JUST Received on consignment and for snlc. a
y large lot Of Baggiug, Rope and twine. AZ the
upper Nare-house by S. c. WHEAT.
Fulton. d. 1859. 4s-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
CT. tg.s.s:.oeksifi & MlAjRloW Mlsjlon WssD sl,D

lgsssoekst CO tfEs3 & GfiAjRo .Wssis1
Quecussare. Boots. Shoes, Hats
aai Caps, Clothing. sunmeHand WnisE
and also many afiiaIrs moi USUALLY hTansh' 10 tins
market amohe,l winch are variety Of
Fancy Articles.
Al Of which we respectfully submit for ale,
aa1 ask ffam those wishing 10 parsaa#e a ell.
when We arc sure laih 1li ltiecs and goods will
suif
Our eaals are lfe Il. and tta house we occupy
having afely been fsmaIIsH and liIIsl un. saa.
bic us 10 exhibit them win convenience, winch
~ will iaka pleasure Ia daias lo iAa=f that siil
haBnl us with their Hfe'euee.
n. &N. BLOCK.
Washington, April q, is5o. lid
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-20
NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

THOROUGH by PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio Railroads Phil
J. sdephia TO Ptsburg, Pa, MssSilon Wooster CIeve
land, Toledo Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis LAFAYETTE
Terre Haute Chicago and Skauke Through by Railroad
from Philadelphia to Cincinnati in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities 10 the
Great West Passengers will find this the most pieasan
to \. Orleans Only Sl1 TO Cncnnat Sl2 10 Louis
vile; Sly TO St Louis, Via Pennsylvania Railroad the
following daily Steam Packets from Pttsburg Buckeyeate
Capt BeltShOoveT leaves Pittsburg Sunday keystone
State Capt Charles Stone leaves Pisburg Monday ALE
cheney, Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Ptsbur Tues.
day; Crystal Palace Capt Koun lsaVes Pttsbufg We'd
desday; Brilliant Capt L Grace leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day: Ptisburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsburg Fri
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. Pittsburg to Cincinnati, 81; Louisville So St
Louis, IS.
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pjttsur
So 81; MassOD $40; Cleveland SlO Mansfield and Crest
line, SlI Columbus sl2 65; Toledo slS; Cincinnati Cvia
$l6 %. To Chicago Naukegan, Kenosha Ill., Racine Nil
waukie Sheboygan, Wisconsin via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, $lS.
The Cars will leave the Commemorative Station n r
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 Pttsburg Cleye
land Cincinnati and Chicago, will leave at o'clock
Through to Cincinnati in So hours
The night Mail Train at 10I p NJ Through 10 Cipcin
matt in as hours including nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg.
The above lines pass through and step at Lancaster Har
risburg, LewistOwn, Huntingdon, Hoidaysburg John
stown, Greenburg, and intermediate places
NoTCE.-n ofOss, the Company will hold theusel
responsible for personal baggage only and an amount
not exceeding Si09. THOS, MOORE, Agent.
june IT, Pennsylvania Railroad Co,
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Column
bia and all Intermediate places, will leave the above station
ct u, N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-20
MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS Of feri J6cias to me
ID directed from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee founded four judy
mens rendered in said Court at its September Term 1853
to wit:
David Jayne Son. RS Mark L. Cartwright and LEROY
Armstrong, Judgment 18th September, 1858; same e.
same Judgment 18th September, 1855; W. MCaIly Son
same Judgment 18th September 1885, and John NJ
Oty rs. same Judgment 18th September, 1853.
will sell the highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door, in the City Of Nashville on MONDAY the
18th day of December 1853 all the right tile claim and
interest Of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong in and
TO the following Lots, IN the City OF Nashville to wit:
LOT No 49, designated in the plan Ct the College or
Academy property fronting 30 feet Cherry street. and
running back the usual depth of Lots in that part of the
City, and is adjoining the residence OF VIM StockelL
ALSO, part Of Lot No. 81 fronting 81 feet on Summer
street. extended bounded follows beginning al tie
Northwest of b F. Moseys Lot on the east side Of
Summer street, thence along the side Of said street
80 feet thence at right angles norhwudy and parallel with
Summer street 10 feet 70 Newnans line; thence running
back with said line about 50 feet Aey thence SOUTH
wardy with said Alley 60 feet 10 MOseys corner; thence
with the line Of Moseys Lot about 100 feet the begin
ming corner.
The undivided interest Of Mark L. Cartwright in tho
two Deeds bearing date the 2st June 1853 and are 6f re-
cord in the Registers Office for Davidson county in Book
No II, pages 295 and 296.
Both Ofad Lots have been levied upon the property Of
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold TO satisfy said writs
this 25th day Of October 1883
J. b. CLEMENTS,
Marshall, .. 8 Middle Division Tennessee
BY his Deputy. N. CLEMENTS.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-20
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
FREIGIrs BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND N

FREIGETS BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND NASH
VILE
ID arrEn cement between the South Carolina sfxcs-
ID Georgia Western and Atlantic and Nashville RsHsss7
and Chattanooga railroads, goods will be bTought- p
through to Nashville st the following rates:
CLASS.
Boxes Hats, Bonnets, Furniture Teas and other light
goods, per cubic foot. ........................ 81
CLASS
Boxes Shoes, Dry Goods Saddery, Glass Drugs. Con-
dictionaries, Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, in casks
CLASS.
AnGrcles not coming under specific rates enumer-
sted in the tariff of the roads between Chattanooga
and Charleston, icopies Of which can be seen or had
az the Freight gents Office per 100 lbs ....S1 25
Goods 10 be delivered at Nashville above rates must
be plainly and distinctly marked the care Of Agent of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co. at Chattanooga
and Agent Of South Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern cities ship by steam
at about &c. by propelers at &c. and sailing YES
sells at from SC. to &C. per foot
When the Nashville and Chattanooga road il completed
from Chattanooga to the River Farther reduction viii be
made Of which due notice viii be given
H l. ANDERSON Supt n. 4 C.. R. R. Co
n. B. The same difference will be made when goods are
to be delivered at Decherd Shelbyvie and Mureesboro
other stations road as is now made between
freghs from Nashville TO Chattanooga and feiehts from
the above points TO Chattanooga under the arrangement
with the Tennessee River N. NJ. & I. Co.
june l0-u II. l. A.