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SUCCESSION SAFE.
Succession Of Sidney II. Willard
dcee;i.cd.

Bv virtue uf an ordet or the honorable The
Fourteenth Judicial District Cont Of the Sta
T.. Of Louisiana in and t6r tie parish OF St-Ala-
~ dated July 10Th 1884, and dlrectcd to the
slerlit of the Parish OF ASSUMPTION, will be Of
ter..i at pubic auction. on the preiiises III the
palisll OF Assumption in the East bink OF
E,lia River or Grand River on Flltrsdas the
lltfl dav Of September 1871 ut 10 o'clock a. NJ,
~ Al Hickman sheriff md aucloneer in
aui Tor this, Parish The following described
property belonging 10 the aforesaid Succession
IL wit: z Ep#E-F Gs5EA
...lo. 4 tract of land or p,an'ltion situaded III
lie Parish of assumption on the East bank Of
f1rand River or Belle Biver, measuring three
hundred superficial acres bounded by lands bg-
longing to Hardin Burnley aud TO the success
Sion OF Stanley.
20. /, Horse, S cows aid calves, . yoke Of
oxen, 3 ~Leiters, thirty hogs, three ploughs olte
cart, a lot Of saws, axes and other flaming uten-'
Ills, a chest OF carpenters tools, q saddle, bride,
a lot of harness. a grindstone three yokes. d
lot OF lnnibers, a skiff, d lot Of chairs, table,
kitchen utensils &c
Terms add Conditiors.-The land payable
IN three equal instalsinents maturing OH tile
iirst day OF March OF each Of the years 1855.
1856 aud 1857 and the moveabie property pa
yabie Of the first day Of March 1855 pureha-
sers to furnish their notes with good and per-
a,nal security in solido payable 10 theiord = Of
Mary o Brian administrator Of said success
sion conditionedto be interest at eigth per
cent per annum from the dev ofsale U I'll! full
and final payment. The landed property to
remain specially mortgaged and hypothecated
IN farm of said succession uutil full and final
payment of said notes and interest.
Parish Of Assumption august 10th 1854.
Ma; taKfg CT. MAYOR Dep. Sheriff.
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LIBRAIRTB

NJ. A. d. HARRISON, Went d'ouyrir 4
Thibodeaux, une librairie Oh Pom %trouvsra
c~oonstamnent toute sorte de livres classiques
~francais ct anglais ainsi que papiers a scrire
de toutes qualities, papier a tapisserie, f%ournitu-
re de bureaux. a#as .tt.s.
NJ. HARRISON ne vend que pour du CASH,
mais a DIES prix aussi reduits qua la Nouvelle-
Orleans; il remp!it dams lie pins BRET delai tous
les ordres qu'on lui translnet. ,-.sf, i .
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yer Collar, la question peut sontenir Id
cfitiqae de Ia raison.
"A i'expression Went de 81 loin,
ellie est done noble ? 4 dit Finot.
-Tu pouvais ignorer celia en- Ia qua
lite d'ancien proprietaire de journaux
ct revues, dit Blondet.
II est des femmes, reprit gravement
Bixion, il est aussi DIES hommes qui peu-
seut SENDER lenr existence, Ell men dom
ner qu.une partie remarque5 que je
vous phrase mo opinion scion la fornu.
lie h~umanitaire. Pour COS Personnes,
tout interet matenel est ell dehors des
sentiments /; Giles donnentl eur vie, leur
temps, leur honnear "a inc femme ct
t%rouvent quill nest pas CONNIE i faut
de gaspiIIer entire sol du. PAPER de soie
on ION grave ~ La loi pint de mort
le contradictions. /" Par reciprocite, ces
gems n acceptent rien dune femme.
Oui, tout deyient deshonorant silly a
fusion des interets CONNIE il i fusion
des amos. Cette doctrine Sc professe,
ellie s'applique rarement. i
III n consiuner. IS
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a VENDRE

q AIDES conditions tres ava1tageuses une
c-raaN mulatresse- ag6c de 20 ans ct son entant
-A. age de trois ans.
cette nulatresse est bonnie cuisiniGIe, bonnie
blanchisseuse.. eIlh sera vendhe de gre a gre
avec complete garartie CONNIE eXcelIente do
mrstique de n!aison.
Pour pins ampies ranseignemeutS,
S'adresser a nos bureaux.
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Il. JEIE g. c. l.. BLANCHARD,

Gncanteurs commissioners par letat, offfen nj
les services de leur profession q tous leurs
amis ct 4 tous les habitants de cette parolsse.
Pour les conditions s'adresser a Ii maisori
Dc cour, Ga on les rencontrera tt.aque jour
non ferie dams les hurcaux du Gretier ct du
Recorder.
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"A, rI N @ ut g E S
MOULIN A MATS PATENTE,
%INvEATloy.

Ces moulins sont propres a egrainer lie mails,
d lie mouler seul GU ensemble avec le cotton
ct la paille.
Par lie moyen de ces mouths IN %planteur tire
nm benefce dun tiers sur son mails. Ces mou-
Inns rencontrent un ecoulement raplde dams
tout Get Etat, ainsi que dams les eontrees on lis
ont etc introduits.
Nv en- a uni en- operation dams cette Paroisse,
sur Thabitation de M. w. A. SIMS, OH tous les
planteurs ct proprietaires de Stoeh sont invites
d aIler lie volr. .&1
A vendre par lie soussigne qui est lie seul pro-
~prietaire de la Patente pour les Parolsses As
cension ct Assumption. tt1 80
eS'adresser au soussigne a Napoleonvllle.
C. E. CAMPBELL
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Lilac etc conduit a Ia geole de Paroisse,
~ IN nepIe marion disant Sc nommer
X FEED ct appartenir a M. Meiten Berger
40 4 ile.Orleans. Ce regre est age de rs
= ~ ans, nroir fonce, ct a dedx dents de de-
Iant fendues. II est attache a dne habita-
lion sur Ie bayou black. E,l.-, "a
Celual qui le reclamera aura a %lrouyer son
droIt dc proprietaite e. a payer les frais de
nrse. Gecrits de justice, c~onformeEhent lila loi:
Napolsontile, psse Assumption II Aout 1884.
URsTN CALLER. Geolier,
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VENTE DE SHERIFF:
TTAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Corr dn 5yee District J~adicinire. Pa.
roisse description.
r0lSse Hss01npjion


NalIcrien Allan 81
No. sos VS..
Albert Hardouil.
ln vertu de ct Ell obeissance a ul writ dc
saisie ct de vente adresse au Sherif de la pa
roisse Assumption, par Honorable Ia susdite
Cour dams ~latfaire ci-dessus ~intitulee ct hume
rotee I'ai saisi ct %j'offrirai en- vehte pubiique 4
la Maison de Cour de cette Paroissc,. dams lie
village de NapoleonvilIe, lie Samedi I Octobre
1854, comtnen9ailS a ctlze heures du matin les
proprietes ci-afres decrites, Savoit:
Tow, negre lomme age fenviron tingt
deut ans ct Jane nc gresse agte dsenviron 90
ans ct son entanl a la malreile.
saisi pour $afisfaire lie writ ci-dessts ct les
frais du process. Pour Gtre veldns avcc le be-
netice destination.
a. @.5"@E.i Conditions Compliant.
~l'aroisse description, lie IS Aoht 1854.
G. L. MAYOR Dep. Sheriff.
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VK HSSE FOLNE

Ofre ses services au commerce. ct au public
il Sc charge de toute sorte de collections entire
Donaldsonville ct Lockport-Pour Ia ponctua-
lite ct la promptitude dams les demarches, OIL
peut prendte DIES references sur son cornpte
avec tous les officers de lAssomption. egA
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BY virtue Of and in obedience to a writ of
Seizure and sale directed to the Sheriff Of the
Parish of Assumption in the above entitled and
numbered suit by the honorable the above
Court Ihave seized and will offer at public
auction at the Court House of this Parish in
the village of Napoleonyille on Saturday Oc-
toDer 7th 1854, commencing at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property to wit
Tom, anegro maj aged about twenty two
years and Jane a negro woman aged about
twenty years and her infant child,
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ and costs
of suit ft s@4
To be sold with the benefit of appraisemeht
$685. . Terms--Cash
Parish of Assumption August Goth 1854:
t1a C L. MAYOR, Dep. Sheriff.
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a v n ID IL NJ
4 L'ANiIABLE,

Unc N6gressc. agee de % a 80 ans, bonn
doInestique de maison, bonnie cuisinicre c
bonnie blanchisscuse, aux conditions les PHI
ava~lita@euse4; pour plus alnples intormationsS "a
dresser chez III. 2. lagaloste.
Paroisse Assumption, bullet 1854:
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-09-03

En- vertGi dun ordre de Ihon, la suSdite: i'oc-
irirai ell yente publ;que a ~lencan; leSAMEDI
9 septembre 1854, a 10 heures A. NJ. sur les
Iieux, les proprietes ci-apr9s d]ecrites, apparte-
naut d la s,,s-dite succession, SAVIOR:
10 UN MORCEAU De TERRE situe en-
cette paroissc, sur la rive Gruite du Bayou La
f~ourclie, a environ 6 miles au@iessous de Ma
poieonvilIe, mesurant AL Bayou un arpent de
face, Plus GU mbih<, sur tine ~protondeur de II
arpents, plus on MONS, y .compns cette partle
de la double concession, sltuee dams Ia lieu
q~uarree; snlat j TN process; ensemble toutes les
amcliorations gu st t%rouveut sur la dite terres
La dite terre est bornee en- haut par Vincent
Landry ct cn bas par Olivier Cancienne.
90 Rosalie nesresse, dgce.d de IS ans envi-
ron: tt+ st "s t#Ht
80 Straphine negresso, acec de 81 ans. ct
ses deux enians Evariste, age de 3 ans, ct Per-
rome agee de six nois. .& fst4a@.
DO Animaux, outils aratoires, meubles de
menage ct batterie de cuisine; ainsi que II ar
penis de mais sur pied. tf a.EsE tH
fiEiRNEs EFT CONDITIONS
La negresse Rosaiie, payable en- trois ter
mes enaux, IN tiers en- mars 1855, un tiers en-
mars 1856. ct lie dernier tiers Ell mars 1857.
La negresse Seraphine ct ses deux enfans $500
compliant ct la balance du prix aux memes
ternes que la negresse Resale. La t%erre, 5000
compliant ct la balance sdu prix aux memes ter
mes que ci-dessus,-Le mobilier payable en-
mars 1855. g# a.ulE
Les acquereurs devront fonrnir des billet
cautionnes payables au bureau du recorder d
cetle P~aroisse, a l'ordre de Vincent Landry
ct hypotheque speciale sur la terre ct les escla-
YES, jusqu'au parfait Placement, ct toates SOM
mes aui ne seront pas ponctuellement payees
aux echeantes, FOREFRONT interet a ralsoli de
8 oIo par an j~usqu'au Placement.
Assumption, ce 4 aodt 1854.
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AVIS.


Dernieremcnt recu de MaysHi!lc (ky) es
Charrues des marques suiyantes
William Nc Claiahan;
James Hall; .a j. rr. .H.
lonng & Co., -.-.., .
A vendre .au pri& dos Eabsiquants par
PtJOS ct EERREY.
NOTICE..
JUST received from Mavsville [Ksl a fill
assortment Of Ploughs Of the following.
marks
William Nc Clanahan;
James Hall;
Young 4 Co.
Which ire offered for sale st the MANU-
1acturer's price by ....
PUJOS & VERRET.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth Judicial District Comt.-Pari,h
of Assumption.
Succession Of Gregoire Landry, deceased.

Ely virtue Of an order of the aforesaid Court.
| Will otter at public sale at auction, on
SATURDAY the 9th dag of september 1854,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, The fol-
louing described property belonging to said sue
%cesS,un, 10 wit
10 A tract Of land situated in the Parish off
Assumption, on the right bank OF Bayou La
tourche, at about = miles below the vii O
Napoleonville, measuring one arpent, more or
less fronting said Bayou, by a depth Of II ar
penis: NOR or less, inciu iding all that portion OF
the double concession In the League Square
which is subject to a suit. The lines of said
land opening, bounded above by land OF Yin.
cent Landry, and below by that Of Olivier
Cancienne; A.
30 Resale a negro woman, aged IS years;
80 Seraphine aged 81 years, and her Two
children, Evariste, aged 3 years & ptronne
aged 6 months:
40 Horses, cattle, household; furniture &
farming utensils.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Conr dn c%inqnieme District judiciairc'
-Paroisse Assumption. r.

Succession de Gr6goire Lnndy d@cfd5.
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TERMS AND CONDIIIONS:


The negro woman Resale, payable in three
equal instruments, one third in March 1853:
one third i'll march 1856; and the remaining
tillrdln march 1857; the negro womau Sera-
phlne aHdcT W children, payable 500 cash;
the balance Of he price on the same terms as
the negro woman Resale. The land 5000
cash: and the balanee o the price on the same
terms as above, the movable payable in
march 1855. eg.... . f...' y-r.
Purchasers to furnish notes with good Secu-
rity payable at the office Of tie recorder of
this Parish, to the order OF Vincent Landry,
and special mort gage Oh the land and slaves,
intel final payment, ct all sums not pune
tualIy paid al maturity, to bear int rest at the
rate OF eight per cent per annnm until paid.
Assumption; 4th day of august 1854.
. .CIPRlEN BLANCHARD,
. AuctIoneel.
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C. L Encanteu1
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DonaldsonvilIe. La.
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Influence Of Christian MaplipaSS

a gentleman met another, one Saturday vho
u'i'eo MN to dine with hin, on the followina A..
The answerw was: '''' 'O''0"ing oay-
u cannot accept your Kind invitation e,, g
morrow; for | never dine out on sabb.tbs"
some years afterwards, the some ean,,s,,..
was travelling in coach, and opposite - -
Sa'another' intently perusing book. wbo ~ -
sooner looked up than he recognized him. and .f.
ter the ordinary salutations, said; - ~
This IS book which Tonce did no, valus ,,s
| am indebted to you for having turned NV thought.
to 1t II is the Bible"
indeed" said the other, al do not remember. I.
Most probably not" was the reply: ..but
once asked you to dine with me on a sabba,h
and was not a little annoyed by your assigning
as the reason for declining, that you never diaed
out on Saooaths- But the more I felt irritated,
when the incident recurred to me, the more !, ix.
ed itself on my mind, till at length'it led to an IN
curry which, by the blessing of God, issued in
blessed change. ."-Memories of Sir A. A0paw
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Fortunes of q Pin

In the year 1889, boy, called Lafitte. first an.
Peared in Paris. He was poor, and greatly de-
sired to obtain an inferior place in banking
house. Furnished with letter of introduction.
ne went to the house of rich Swiss banker To
ask for employment. He was friendIess, timid.
and care-worn, and the banker, thinking him unfit
for clerk, told him that he had no room for him
in his office.
The lad left the bankers richly eilded room
with sad heart. While crossing the courtyard,
with dropping head, he saw pin on the ground;
he stopped down, took up, and placed it careful
y in the corner of his coat. He did not think at
the time that this act, trifng in itself, woald
be the turning point in his life, and the means Of
his future splendid success.
The banker saw from his window what had Ia
ken place, and, attaching great importance to tr-
nes' ne was impressed by the circumstance. This
simple action gave him key to the character Of
Lahtte. 1t was proof of order and prudence.
And ne thought that young mau who could thus
take care of pin, would surely make good clerF,
and merit the trust and good wishes of his en-
plOyer.
The same evening Lafitte received note from
the banker, offering him situation in his count
ing house, and asking him to come and fill the
place at once.
The discerning banker was not deceived in his
hopes; for he soon found that the young pin
saver possessed all the good qualities he expect
ed From clerk Laftte soon advanced to be
cashier, and at length was received into partner
ship, and afterwards became the owner of the lar
gess bank in Paris, and one of the richest men in
the world. He was not only rich, generous, great
and powerful, but was chosen adeputy of the peo-
pie, and made President of the Council of Minis
tiers, and was in every respect the most inhueu-
tial citizen of France
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UTHERN
Coma IN ercial College,
WHITING TNSTTTUTI

WRITING INSTIT UTE.
rTNaE first term of this College will COM
/ mence on MONDAY, Feb. 18 in the 49,
iarceand spacious in Cooper's block, ~ &s4
Cherry street, five doors above Deaderick
The of instruction in this institution will embrace
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
and Pennanship.
Nopupil will receive diploma until be is thoroughly
qualified 70 discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
ms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among Others which dspenses with the of the jour
nal greatly lessening the of labor and liability
and anOth6r which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal supsrhuous and enables the bookeeper to
post his personal daily and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience.
This latter form more particularly designed for the
Of retail establishments.
They will be taught simple process by which the
chant AT all times ascertain the amount OF his loss
gam together with the quantity Of goods hand without
tesorng the tedious process of taking inventory.
THIS nstitui ion will be permanent, and has been estab
shed TO meet the already important aud growing com
uerca interests of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
uesse and it is esgned place upon basis inferior
u none in this country.
The importance to every business man, of knowledge
Of accounts must be sufficiently obvious to all rejecting
minds.
To the man of wealth. it is important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically, and without pecuns.y loss
and the Lawyer often called upon, in the discharge OF
s professional duties 10 unrayel the most intricate
counts butte the young who depends upon his
resources for livelihood it is invaluable. 1t gives him
position which nothing else
lie holds the post confidential clerk in his employers,
service.
connection with this establishment is department for
the benefit Of those who wish 10 take lessons writing
y. where elegant hand writing will be impaired 10 all
who place themselves under the of the precepor.
Pupils entering this institution not limited to any
number Of lessons but for specified price continue
ny branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
he privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
ieIlod, free o. charge.
fabll-ly
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NO4l9.


Vanced too far for human power to havs ..v.,z a..
MANSION as no rain had fallen for some wee[. .,s
,ne root was very dry Had he sccor,Dl;.Lo5 ~
ueSlgn, it was very possible that some - 49, ~
wise and periSned IN the confagratiOn. An all
and the stosa srelinl God detected his purpose.
was fnp ~ "nicn Alice thought sent in wrath
feel and sobno, which her heart was male to
since boeD a. go A thunder storm has ever
bar - u1H :. .ie Of love- to her. and never sre
- . :, '"0 character OF God so elevated and
50 oeghtfnl as when his voice is heard IN I,a H.
tempest ~ 'ne
ms faithful mother is now where 20 clou5s oh
scure the sky, and the writer, though seven vaar,
nave passed away since that memorable storm, sDd
uise years since she saw her best earthly friend
'1 ~ 'ne grave is still her loving, grateful and
ALrcv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-10-29
A VARIABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TJNIiE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE -
i FARM situated in the county of Madison, 10 k3;;,
miles northeast from Jackson, and miles zzs4S-
OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the distance
from Spring Creek and contains about 700 acres.
Said Farm has been long esteemed of the very st
in the county, and located in healthy section, entirely
exempt from the visitation Of Cholera. There $50
acres cleared land, and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, cOmmodious GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-sn excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses,
The said Farm has a most fertile and productive sol,
admirably adapted for the cultivation of Cotton and could
be made Of the best sockfarms in West Tennessee
being well watered with five neverfailng Springs and a
beautiful creek.
Any person desrous Of purchasing invited to examine
the premises and learn of the subscriber other particulars
To terms, &c. TH0S. B. FENNER-
ir0- IN
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rg7HREE FIFTHS Of the deaths throughout the Union,
/ are children under five years Of age.
The remedies that seTvceabe for adults absO-
lusely mi lrIous for patients OF tender years.
The Chldren's Panacea of the Grafenberg Coy
Is prepared by aged Physician who has devoted his
whole lie the study of the diseases of women and child
Il has been used in this city with the happiest effect up
babes Of hours old, when the attendants upon the
mother have thought that life could not possibly be pre-
served.
have received voluntary certificates from parents whose
children have recovered when in the last stage of prosra
uuu, all other remedies having failed.
Let every Mother use the Children's Panacea!
lst When the child is troubled with gripping hatu
ID When there looseness of the bowels where the
discharge IS scauty, Of a bad color and smell.
Sd. here the child is attacked with Measles COnvul
sons Cholera Intantum Worms, this remedy is cure,
and It's will relieve the anxious mind of the mother at
4th When the child starts in its sleep, and wakes sud
denly with fixed Enlightened look
9Th. When there this remedy is the most GER
tam cure ever kaown Let be resorted to in all of
chdrenS disease particularly during the second summer
or when teethug when troubled with boils,
the wh half The children of Nashville, and its value
will be at admitted
The Greienberg Medicines all prepared by Physicians
who have had many years experience There is no hum
bug about them.
IN every se where the Medicines are used according to
directions and they fail TO do what is promised tor them
! Will never hesitate Ii refund the money.
They for sale by all Druggists in this State,-of
whom also may Be had
The Grs5snberg Manual Of Health,
a compandjous and familiar treatise all diseases to
which residents in the West are liable.
Also Tor Ga,TUToU5 DIsrHaUuoS, $4,000 copies being
pratel ioT taat purpose, THE GR.EFENBERG ALMA
MAC, or LIsHT FOR The WoRLD FOR 1850
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
sep8 Agent Nashville.
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VALUABLE IRON WORKS AND FARM FOR
SALE.


Owing to the feebleness OF the subscribers health,
I J he offers for sale his Iron Works and Farm.
lst The Farm on which he resides. in Williamson
county, about miles from Nashville, containing sbsut
$50 acres of land which be surpassed for beauty
fertility of soil AS Grass Farm it is too well known
to require any description
The buildings are of superior finish There is plenty
of stock water the whole year rOund-Lttle Harpeh river
runs through it.
Also the following tracts of land-Ore banks furnaces
andforges:
Ist0JACKSON FURNACE-together with about 900
acres of land
2nd-BELLYIEW FURNACE-with all its ore banks,
and privileges and timber with between three and four
thousand acres attached, well timbered and wstered.
Sd-VALLEI FORGG-with upwards Of 3 900 acres OF
land well tmbered and it the best water power in this
or any otherc Ountry
4t6-I will also sell frst-rate Water-Power at the Mar
rows of Harpeth with tunnel already excsysied and
about l3 acres of land attached
Also all my Water Powers and Ore Banks on Mil Greek,
in Hickman county.
have also an Ore Bank Duck River, which is very
rich in quality and nexhaustble
Any wishing purchase will please call upon the
subscriber address him at Goo dSpring p D., William
son county, when he will make known the terms &c.
aug3-3m MONTGOMERY BELL.
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DISSOLUTION.

mutual consent the partnership heretofore existing
ID between Nchol, Peacock L Co.. in the Grocery ard
Commission BUSINESS this day dissolved Mr. John San
derson retiring from the concern.
The business will hereafter be conducted BY CharleaM
hichOl James Peacock under the style ofNicho Pea
cock who alone vested with full pcRer to collect and
pay deb;s due to and from the late firm.
CHAS. ". NICH0L.
JAMES PEACOCK,
aug %. "a JOHN T. SANDERSON