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GEO. NJ. WEST, Nos. S and 6, Exchang

GEO. NJ. WEST, Nos. 5 and 6, Exchange
~ Place, offers for sale the following popular
Books:
Russian Shores of the Black Sea, with a Map; by
Laurence Ohphant, author of Journey to Nepau1:
cloth: IL mo 75c.
The Men of the Rhine, or Sketches of the Living
Notabes 81 So
Sketches of the Irish Bar by the Rt Hon. Rd L..
Shiel; s..
The Works of the Rt. Hon Jos. Addison: vols: il
Illustrated with engravings
Mantelle's Geological Excursions around the Isle
of Wight; containing Maps, and beautifully ustra-
ted; 81 25.
of light Literature
Next door to the Post Office. an % .
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM. 49,
New YoRx. April aa.--Great Destruction i, nm.
ticpsted on the coast from the storm Of hast night
The Ericsson caloric ship lying in the harbor.
capszed
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THE MARKETS.

NEW foRg, April es.-riour dull and prices de
Ginning Slate S7.62, Ohio ss37, Baltimore 50 6a,
Se.st. Wheat unchanged. Corn trifle lower.
BALTIMORE April 2a.-The market for Bread
stuiis Is dull and heavy, with declining tendency
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 60
IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN ANEW
SHAPE.-Bmgg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS pleasant and effectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat aud lungs
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, so generally known a remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them There
fore, every mother should have box. After using
box of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine. These are Just the thing you want. !
Call ct PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box. s~ fe 6-d6m If
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE REAL Estate. STOCKS, SLAVES
AND OF LAND. FURN Nn IRE q NJ noHI ~ PM
COUNTIES OF CHARLES CITY AND SURRY.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of the
City of Richmond, entered on the 3Ist day of Jany
1854 in the cases Of Crenshaw and ais Glenn and
ais, and Enders Executors and ais. rs. Glenn and
to s
lows the individual property Of Thomas j. Glenn and
Edwin P. Crenshsw embraced in their trust deed Of
On TUESDAY, the 9th day of May, ON the pre-
misses, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, will be s.
the very desirable and pleasant residence of Mr..
j. Glenn, fronting on the north side of Broad street
between 9th and 7th Streets and running back to an
alley in After which, will be sold the follow
James Alexsnder, Billy, Fanny. Becky and her i in.
FAINT child, Virginia and her two infant children Su-
san, Ella and Julia Also, II shares Stock of James
mond Fire Association Stock; and an extensive and
desirable assortment of Household and Kitchen Fur
And on the following day, WEDNESDAY. 10th
of May, at Al o'clock P. NJ, win be sold Lot No 4 on
Leigh, near Adams street, fronting la feet and rum
cd dwelling and Kitchen, and occupied c n By Mr.
Howle; and two brick tenements. occupied respec.
lively by Mrs Mary Grafton and Jacob Hirshmsn.-
This latter property will be sold according to plan
which will be exhibited at the time of sale
On THURSDAY, lsth May, THAT being Court dsy,)
&c sd Of is
county. being the same purchased by + P. Cren-
And on the following day, FRIDAY, 18th May, at
q o'clock r M, at the resldence of Crenshaw, in
the county of Surry, will be sold lot of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c &c,
Terms OF SALE-For the Real Estate, credit Win
be given of s, IL and l8 month"; for notes with good
endosers lites to be retained until purchase money
IL fully paid For the personal estate, cash. -
should the weather. onyeither of the days fixed for
the above sales prove inclement, the sales win take
place on the next fair day thereafter.
THOS. w. BOSWELL. Receiver. s
Sale to be conducted by TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
Aucts. an n
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ID EMOVAL,-DR. "A. C. HARDIN

u NOV A L.-DR. A. G.. HARDIN,
~ Graduate of the Physio Medical College and
Inrmary of Ohio still continues to tender his
vices to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity in all
the departments of his profession hoping by strict
attention to his profession to merit all the patronage
he NAV receive.
DR.. HI. may be found at the corner of Broad and
18th Streets all hours night and day, when not
fessonaly engaged. Secret forms of disease treated
with great success B
q Extracting Teeth only Is cents.
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AOGx1QN EA1sx
- FUTURE DxYS
~. ~ THQalA6 ". KIEsfE. -
= go. ssmser's Nd = Rsazi ~ IS
GEsssITEEL HOUSEHOLD AND Krr-
8 t HsR SGY ncEA AS
5.si.sss q 8! fSs.s:s s. !. g s,ses 8 g.
g Ii: ao sss sss v 1s.,. sss.i.
mshosauy Chsir.m anos,sy sofas nockne cham.
s::sss W..s:.ss s.ss., D 6:
Glassware. Cooling Stove, e. e'oc1a China md
One very dne COW, said 10 i. -. =. :,
III the d'e'' r 4 81 ~ $50. :. = one q
ap9 AAs !" kEEsEE.
BY TOLER 1 COOK. = -
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-on "a
"a TUkDAY, the 9Th day Of May, at o,clock 5
d., shall sell publicly. the premises a IN.
proved LOT. corner Of Broad and 25th srsets front
ing on 18th q feet, and running back y feet to
menfs Kitchen. he, one Of which tenements oceu-
Tnsns.ons.iiird cash; sals.c. in equal install.
eG.s snd q months. bearing interest," and title
TsHoaAs MORRIS, Admir- of
John Morris, decd.
- ss'' to be conducted r q . COOK. Aa.s..
tHRUSTEE'S SALE.-On SATURDAY.
the 9Th day Of May, at O'Clock. r. NJ, shall
sell publicly. on the premises under Deed of Trust
the improved LOT on 10Th street, between franklin
and Grace, fronting on 18th 50 feet running back
l32 feet, improved with . Brick Dwelling with Z
rooms, and Kitchen. and formerly owned by John
Morris. deceased. The title 10 considered beyopd
question, but shall convey trustee only
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in equal insaal
retained till last payment.
JOHN W. FERGUSON. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by -
sp 2s-td foLER 4 COOK, Aucts..
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CONGRESS-.

"AsHikeroN, April os.-The House was g,
gagged to day on the Private Calendar. Nothing
interest transpired The Senate was no, In sessio,
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WANTED-A Partner. with a capital of
w $1,000 to $4,000, to join the advertiser in a lu-
crative manufacturing business, already established
business easily understood and which any prac.
teal business man. whether mechanic or not IL ca
pable of conducting. The best of references given
and required. A full explanation given upon an in
terview. Address H. r. - with real name, Post
Office, Richmond Va. an 6-ts
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PEMOVAL.-SAM'L SUTHERLAND
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
opposite Eagle Square. in room No. IS2, which has
been handsomely fitted up. especially for the accom-
mediation of himself and his patrons and where he
is now opening new aud splendid assortment of
GUNS. PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CANES, FISHING
TACKLE, and all kinds of Goods desired by South.
cru Spertsmen, embracing many articles useful to
offers at reasonable prices by Wholesale retail.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
new stand. an 6-if Inn
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DEAL ESTATE, ADJOINING MA,

REAL ESTATE, ADJUIN1NG MAN.
~ CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
9Th May, at q O'Clock p upon the premises, Will
be sold Twelve Building LOTS, adjoining the tewn
Of Manchester, fronting Harrison street. and run
ming back $50 feet to the line of the r. 4 r R. r.,
and eminently well suited for building sites.
Each succeeding sale evidences the rapid apprecia.
ton of property in Manchester and property there.
abouts presents fine opening for favorable invest.
ment.
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and months
with interest, and title retained.
apo TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts 2
n EcIp ADJ nj REOInEAIrtIN AA1n M
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CMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL ia

~ offered to the public positive and never fail
ing cure for Dyspepsia Flatulence, Nervous Debility
Torpid Liver, and all diseases arising from deranse
ment the digestive organs 1t is different from the
generality of medicines being exceedingly agreeable
to the taste 1t is free every deIeterious sub
sons.
" Certificates from highly respectable and we'll.
known persons accompany each bottle.
For sale by ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
155 Main st., Richmond Va
And by the proprietor, DR.. VIM. H. SMITH,
an 5 I'm Ia and 20 South 18th st Pbjladelnb;a
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REAUTIFUL COTTAGES prs
u y DENCE ON 1ru Slr Nnnnrn ~ REzk.

~ DENCE On 7TH ST. NORTH on : E1S 49,
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION va, 1H
sold on Wednesday. the 10th day of NAV ,sss be
the premises, commencing at O'Clock. thai upon
neat and retired Italian Cottage residence lust es
ed on the West line Of 7th street, North Of Leish
fronts 80 feet runs back $50 feet The Cottage bss
Is rooms, with replaces to 10 Of them, and finished
the place. its quiet and retired vet convenient iocs
en to the business parts of the city, make il alto.
gether one of the most desirable residences now ia
Household Furniture will be sold -
Terms accommodating and made known at tine
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND Z

~ IMrhUVEU LUTS On CAKkINGTUN ST.,
TION,-On TUESDAY, I'd May 1854, at O'Clock
P. upon the premises will be ssld the residence
of the late Nathaniel @. Crow decd, situated on
Carrn gton street. the intersection of 18th and
Venable streets. The building (of wood is ret new,
and very arranged; and from its promi
nent and delightful situation, might, with some
dence. Attached the mansion are 5 Lots fronting
"a feet EACH and running back 165 feet, which will
be sold together, or sinsiy as bidders may desire.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at 4, and II
months for notes. with interest added and titles ra.
tanned until pay ment in full.
Byrequest Of the ex'or and legatees of N @. Grow,
decd @S =
ap2l TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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EOIR BEAUTTFIT. eMATr r,

2 -
- At PUBLIC AUCTION.-Win ~ son. -
1LUAx, the 18th DAY Of April. Ct 81 oS1ioek. toSr
we'll situated Lots On the South G6e 81 P6Slsx ~.
tween 18th and 18th streets 1kess Lots Ssrs eech
pns g twentJfwo and half fact ana depth 81
TEans- One fosrth easa; sks sssIdse 4 1 .pa
1. -. s2e usas fesaissd I'm Whole psrchess
5 .RS =. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. A.es, s..
rOSTfONED 70 SATURDAY. Ssth int = he
y. q scsr hhir, fnots To MONDAY, LEI &c 3fsys
- s. -. q. - I'd w.
sONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wiil be sold n
- ncqt 81 the Hfzhs eUuuRsAlosps 60 4hPsss
GROcrrn1I1Essx - dsI e Apy fer sash iot Of
nssda Sale to take place g 10 ocIock Tsrns 81
ne cen: A. LEWEELEN, b. O. for
Up % IL las r Tyler ii "a q II :
GONSTABLE'S S1TE.-W;iT Il ala
:, s On SATURDAY.. the 18th day Of April, lss4, at
Hoc.oek, az the grocery formerly occnpied by.J
hyperion, ON the south side of the Bassn ii 81
Ds,t Casss the Coantefs shelving ke tAs pss-
rsnt IN my hands seainst said Eppersou. -
snm,. A. LEwELLEN, D. G., for
t-- - - Ia. Z. Tyler. H g. C.H. B.
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lRGE GAIlk or eYDNEY 81 !.
1.-TWO SMALL FR7NE DwETITrc

a UUN THE FLANK kOAo, AND MATE
NM ~ ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT Aijc-
Rssn, iso4, timrne datcly aker the saie al II
frsms nWts.s ~ sboqt O'clock, two newly erected
rosd vitb :. ON the eor b ode of the pIsnk
Thys gGe a. b Mr. Jss. j Britain. =
Amer Which MI e S.yids de-, 70 sun purchasers
n the sneiosure ofMr Chsrlss ~ sr..S 0. - VII, ~,
TERMS -One-third cash; h.l.r.
for negotiable notes. interest 49, ~ and months
trust decd or title retained. ussf secured oy .
sp9 eoDDIE Z ArPERsoN, Aaets .
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE-FoRENooS SESSION.
MONDAY, Jan. go
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
The minutes of Saturday were read.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO RECONSIDER.
The vote rejecting Senate bill No. 1856 to amend
the law with reference to divorce. The vote was
reconsidered and the bill again read amended and
passed third time.
The vote passing the bill to secure to Landlords
the lien this law gives them on the growing crops
Of their tenants. The vote was reconsidered, and
Dir. Bell withdrew the bill for amendment.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
Non-concurrng in part of Senates amendments
to House bill to change the time OF holding circuit
courts in White county and for other purposes.
The Senate receded from their amendment.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING
Bill directory to the Comptroller. Read third
time and referred to the committee on finance.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING
Quite number of bills OF their second reaIing
were passed without discussion some Of which were
amended The bill to extend the corporate limits
of the city of Nashville, and for other purposes
was on motion OF Mr.. Nixon so amended as to
authorize the mayor and aldermen to open ad-
ditional streets in the town of Lawrenceburg
Mr. Nelson offered to amend by making some
provision in regard to the town OF Clinton; which
was adopted and the bill passed
On motion of Mr.. Perkins the vote referring the
bill directory to the Comptroller to the committee
on finance was reconsidered and the bill passed
third and last reading.
And on motion the Senate adjourned until %
o'clock P NJ
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A word OF cheer TO the Afflicted. The CREATES

word OF cheer to the Afiicted,-The greatest
remedy ever discovered for the of all diseases of the
chest and lungs tits believed that no person who will
give DR. Williams Pulmonc Balsam of Wild Cherry and
Wood Napiha fair trial. but will receive immediate relief
and great benefit and acknowledge its sovereign virtues
no matter how desperate the behough the SUI
ierrng patient be hopeless and hanging on the con-
uhes oeierny, this sovereign balm will give relief; and
though II may be too late cure twill most certainly as
suage nus sntenngs, protract his existence and hnaly
returns
For full descriptions ofits merits virtues &c see Pam
phets, TO be had Of the Agents Also see advertisement in
another column
For sale at all the principal Druggists in this city.
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e5y 1t is said that General Cas- has authorised
his friends to say that he will not only vote for the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise, as far as it in
terferes with the compromise of 1850, which al
lows Southern planters to go at once with their
property into territories, but will make aspeech
in the Senate declaring that that portion of the
Missouri compromise is unconstitutional The old
Roman is is still right side up.
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THE NEW REGIMENT BILL.

The following are the principal provisions Of the
bill introduced in the Senate by Gen. SHIELDS, for
the increase of the army and the establishment OF
a retired list
lst The establishment of three new regiments
one cavalry and two infantry-in all, say 2,ooo
men
I'd. The increase of some Of the companies from
4s to Ga priyates-in all say 500 men.
Sd. The increase of the pay of soldiers from 81
TO $40 month-two dollars month TO be addeu
for re-enlistment, after years honorable service
4t The establishment of retired list oil oilioe's'
with iull pay and service rations
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A bill toincorporate the East Tennessee Mining
and Smelling Company. Passed
A bill to incorporate the Female Academy, and
South Nashville, and the American High School at
GoodIettsville Passed
A bill to guard the rights of Merchants aud to
prevent frauds and impositions (No license to
hawk or pedde to be granted to any but citizens
of the United States, and residents of the State
of Tennessee) Recommended with an amend
ment by the Judiciary committee. Which amend
ment was adopted, and the bill as amended passed
Ayes, 43; noes 20.
And on motion Of Mr.. Maxwell, the House ad-
iourned until o'clock
The special committee on the architect of the
State Capitol, consists of Messrs Chapbliss, Haw-
kins, Wood, of Fentress, Stewart and Cowart.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale 500 of very rich LAND in Stewart
i County, fronting Cumberland River opposite Dover
about 81 Of mile 500 superior bottom Land about
40 80 cleared the balance finely tmb red line
Iron Ore Bank recently discovered on the land.
ALSO.-42OO acres of LAND in Lewis county, about 80
miles Southwest from Columbia All finely tinbered,
cept to 100 cleared 6e power nexhausble
stock range. Also, superior article of Iron Ore
Said Land is about miles from the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad and will make fine stock FARMS
and will be sold liberal terms, exchanged for proper
ty in or near Nashville.
. AI4SO-A FRAME HOUSE with or and 10
Of Land adjoining Gaatin the Louisville road,
formerly occupied by Rev. jesse W Hume.
Persons wishing purchase the above Valuable
Real Estate, will apply to or address W. BROWN,
jan3l '54 Real Estate Agent.
NTOTICE.-An Election BY the Stockholders OF the
~ Agricultural Manufacturing Company for Five Direc-
manage the affairs of the Company for the ensuing
twelve months will be held the Office of said Company
on lower Market street WEDNESDAY the 18th February
1854 between the hours Of 10 and u o'clock, A. NJ
GEO. G. ALLEN,
jan 81 '54-2w President
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DIR. Morse,s Inyigoratipg Cord;.,

The only and safe Remedy discovered for Gene
Debility, Physical Prcstrson rritsbty, and all the va
rious of Nervous Arecons will also Depres-
sion Excitement, Dislike Of Society ncapabiy for Study
or Business Loss of Memory, Mental Debility &C. &C. See
advertisement
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c9y- The ShelbyviIle Erpositor asks us to dis
cuss with it the merits of "our pet" Couldn't
think Of doing so, for the very best of reasons-we
have no pet-never did have one, and never ex-
meet to have one
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NEW PAPER.

Mrssrs. J. F. DASFoRTH ana L. ~ foAD 10"
established a new paper at Chattanooga nhoer tne
title of the "Chatanooga Journal" 1t IS neutral
in notifies and the first number gives good promise
We wish them success.
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nSs~ We have received well-written cornmu-
ncation on the subject of the appointment of In
spectnrs of the Penitentiary, which we found it i'm
possible to publish this morning but will insert to-
1nnrrnW
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or A good democratic lady of Robertson county
has presented US a suit of homespun jeans of her
own manufacture, which we shall wear with more
pride than we have ever worn any other suit
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FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.

WE have the most select assortment of fancy HATS
w and CAPS for Children offered thus city, We
are selling them at low and uniform prices.
jan2S "a WATERFIELD& WALKER
CITY Hat and Cap Store 90 North Side the Square to
1er's
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The Hat of the season.
THE HETROPOLTTAy HAT.

nF THIS desirable and popular Hat have a fine
riey. They the finest offered in this city
We have them in Black, White. Drab and Brown
jan2S "a WATEKFiEi.D & WALKER.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


Greenleaf On Evidence. VOL III. @
Treatise the Law Of Evidence By Hon SnoS GRxzx
LEAE, L.
This volume contains the Law of Evidence in its pari-
oular application to hGictDpts for offences at Common
Law to Adnsirdhy and Maritime causes Cssss E7ssy
including the changes in the Law of Evidence occasoned
By the Code of Practice in Massachusetts, New Yors.
and other States and to Trials in Courts Aaral eomprs
ing with the preceding Volumes the entire body Of the Law
Of Evidence
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce.
By JoEL PRENTIss BISHOP ESQ This work a very val
liable addition to our legal Literature. Such Ameri-
can book much wanted. and the author has accom-
Plished his work in highly eredtabe to him
Lar Reporter.
Hilliard Mortgages
Treatise on the Law of Mortgages Real and Persona.
Property: benga general of the English and Amer
lean Law upon that subject. BY FRANCES HnLIARD ESQ.
United States Digest
Digest of the Decisions of the Courts Of Common Law and
Admiralty in the United States By THERON MErcnr,
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United States Equity Digest
BY JOIN PHELPS PUrSN, ESQ. . vols.
Smiths Leading Cases.
Fourth Edition, with Notes aud References to American
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American Leading Cases
Select Decisions Of American Courts several Departments
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selection of Leading Cases in Equity with Notes; and
with Additional AnnotaiOns containing References
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POthisr on Obligations.
New Edition. vol.
Roper On Legaciss.
New Edition. greatly enlarged. with References to Amer
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Saunders on Pleading and Evidence.
New Edition. 9 vols.
Tidd's Practice
At the Court Of Kings Bench and Common Pleas in Per-
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IA.
Cake upon Little.on.
New Edition With Butler and Hargrave's Notes.
IS
Harrsons Analytical Digest
OF all the Reported CIses determined in the House Of Lords
the several Courts of Common Law. in BaBe and at
Nisi Prius and the Court Of Bankruptcy; from the year
1856 the year 1882 including also the Crown Cases
served and full selection of Equity DECISIONS with the
Manuscript Cases cited in The best Modern Treatises
elsewhere reported. BY K. TARR1Sr HARRsox Esq OF
the Middle Temple. Second American edition, in very
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l6
Greenleaf7s Cruise
On the Law of Real Property.
Svols. STo
II
Keyss on Chattels
An Essay the Learnngsof PARTIAL and of Future Inter-
ests in Chaels Personal. By WADE KEYS Esq Of Mont
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Daniels Chancery PIsadingsand Practice.
Second American edition. By j. C. PERKINS, Esl vols.
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Jarmon on Wills
With Notes and References to American law by J. C.
PERKINS, Esq. vols.
Williams on Executors
Third Edition > vols.
81
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OUR Stock of Fancy FURS still comprise some 6ns
Sets Of English, Fitch and Super Lynx, which
selling at reduced prices.
ion2S 81 WATERFIELD& WALKER.
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For Memphis and New Orleans.

TOT MEMPHIS anu Nt" OIftdHSs
THE Q. S. Mail Packet JOHN SIMPSON, ipNen
i Captain DAVIS Master leaves here on (kfEsJ,t4t=s
Wednesday, the inst at O'Clock p. NJ,
connecting at Memphis with the New Or
leans aud Memphis Packets, A. l.. DAVIS, and
a HAMILTON
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TAYLoR,s INTERNATIONAL HoTEi
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A ELECTION will be held at the office Of the Nash
IN vile Insurance and Trnst Company, on THURSDAY
the I'd day of February next for the purpose Of elecng
Seven Directors 10 manage the affairs of the Nashville
opened at 10 o'clock and closed at 4 p NJ
ian22 "a b JNO B. JOHNSON President.
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