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l. and for Sale.

/ OFFER Nr sale C00) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
OF LAND lying th- Columbia Central Turnpike 80
Roa seven miles from Columbia and four from Ut Pirs
ant, being a part the tract ich reside.
This Land equal II superior % any In Maury county
II is well wsered (the celebrated Dvvrrs Spring being on
the part offered sael well tbsred and well improved
There are the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Il
viii be divided 10 SUIT purchasers or sold In a bo,ly
For further Information apply 10 me at Ashwood p once
Maury county, Tennessee
augll-6 LUCIUS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Jouruai please COPY
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J B. MCGUIRE,
TTORN EY At LAW,
MACON GA

N7iLL give prompt attention 90 an Business entrusedtS
W his care. lie will do general Cole ting Business
All demands putin his hands will meet with prompt atten.
ton
kEFERENCES-CoL- A. T. McINrFRE, Townsville Ca.
J. }. ALLkS, Macon, Ga. mar2-6m
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CARD.

CARD.
A PROFESSOR of Moder1 Languages, Of nearly forty
n years experience, twenty Of which passed at the
Unversesof Moscow and Casan, in Russia Professor
of French language) ten in private nobemanS families
the continent Of Europe and the last eight in this
try six Of which, Richmond, Virginia, (where he taught
with great in the first Schools and private fame
and Kentucky possessing the highest testimonials Of
his competency and il teaching his native tongue
offers his services to Schools and private families also to
young who wish to form evening class. His method
teaching differing from all those in this country
always crowned with success and approved Of by
all those who employed him. Add ess A. f. at Mrs. NJ Mil
ler's, Vine Street. aul22-5,*
w RANTS, for which will pay the highest price.
r. A. BALL0WE,
aug22 Genl Agent No. II Deaderick st.
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Tyree Springs.

THIS delightful summer Retreat is now OMEN for -.
the reception Of visitors. The House has under. @
gone thorough reapair, and the most ample Ar ll
engagements have been made Tor the accommodation
OF those who desire 70 avail themselves OF visit to this
well known watering place.
viii be he constant ain and endeaVor Of the Pronrer
TO please all who visit him. and to preserve and antan
the high reputation universally accorded 70 thee sriDys
oy an tht!r former patrons. Pe6gng himself untiriug
him as Proprietor he confidently hopes receive the liberal
parohsga heretofore extended him by his friends and
the public generally.
non supply Of Ice is hand and ready Tor the season
je2l-tstpl WI ROBF HTS pyr,ri.t,,r
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

1NHE next Academic year will commence September 3D.
Teachers will be in their places during the week prev
Gus, to receive and classify pupils
One Teacher to every twenty-five pupils.
Morning and afternoon sessions, the health Of all chill
dren demands.
Well ventilated and ample for healtbfll
cise
Mr. NICHOLS will have classes In Latin and Greek into
which young Ladies' not pupils of the Academy Ni be ad
mitted.
At the time the Academy yields in sound and thor
ough Scholarship, 20 Female School in the country It's
motto The Lady hrs the Scholar next forgot
ten, the recitation ROOM the play ground ueuce
parents may rely upon ths-the social influence Of the
Academy will tend only elevate and refine the sentm
and manners Of their daughters
aug2l-3t @. D. ELLIOTT.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed their stock Of Goods to No. 40 College
street, where they will be glad their friend and
customers We will be receiving Pail Stock in few
days. aug21-u
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Lessons same in number and in days as n the
- Sophomore Department.
Two lessons week, Monday and Thursday.
hkCAPnulAfioS DEPARTMENT. % W
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted
W In all OF the foregoing Departments the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction The Harp lessons week. per session SIS %
In VocallEaton 90 90
Italian styIe s5 90
70 classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Flute,
CiaFtonet, Ac, two evenings week, 10 W
" All tuition fees due on the entrance Of the pupil
one lesson week In Sacred Music given to AL pupils nee
AosharEe viii be made for The Of Instruments Music
AMI Music Books furnished gratis 20 the pupils vhe Val be
permitted % retain ghs their property At The eose
Of the session.
Pupils ~ be received any time and charged Rom The
period they enter TO the close of the session The attend
Anes Of pupils Hl be required during the les ony
The Academic Year will be disf6ed Into sessions the
Yne commencing the % Monday in September and chs
On me last Friday IN January the other commencing on
~ AendAS 10 February and elosag on The hrst fridAy
fupas intrussed their shall resolve Close Al
tsn1oa aud unveAFed azsidaity he part a the In
uee.ets can ags they shall M 70 attain the elevated
bshasfa 81 proficiency 10 vhsch they Bag ssple
Appas@uen % Be made amer the les DAY Of septsn-
er, ~ The AeAaemy. aagls SIN
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.

CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPARTMRNTS-The System Of instruction adopted for
~ this Academy is the that pursued In the Royal
Academy IN Paris, and comprises Ave Departments viz
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior; 70
which added Reespituation Department designed for
those who intend to adopt Music a proes sion.
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRINARr DEPARTMENT, $50 90
Five lessons week, one daily Saturday excepted.
-Four lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
Thieelessons week, Monday Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday aud Thursday.
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sEGARS! SEGARS!
SCHOOL NOTICE,

TWENTY THOUSAND extra Regalia segars, well assert
Il ed, received this day by
augH VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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VNHE firm Of HAMILTON FULLER has this day been
dissolved b. mutual consent. +. Fuller will continue
the business at the old stand and settle all buyness OF the
late firm. JAMES w. HAMILTON,
aug3 EBEN FULLER
TN retiring the Boot and Shoe Mandatory, in which
have been engaged for several years, return sin
thanks the public for their support and recommend
10 my friends and the public Mr. Eben Fuller every way
quaed give satisfaction, and bespeak for him their sup
port. JAMES W. HAMILTON.
LII those indebted the late firm Of Hamilton Fuller
IA previous Jan. LIST, 1885, earnestly requested TO
come foi ward ana settle with me without delay.
EBEN FULLER.
W N. B-I have hand large stock of Boots, Shoes
and Brogans, that willing sell cheap
be bought in All those in want Of superior article
viii find 1t to their interest to give me call
augl0 EBEN FULLER.
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wool! WOOL !! WOOL!!!
tAsH and the highest market price pajd for good clean
~ washed Wool, by
iva CD D. D. DICKEY.
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FLOUR FLOURtl

NY quantity q Flour good brands and good cooper
D. uICKEY
sug3 No 3 CoIi-,s.,r.
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SOGAR Cured HAMS - casks fne Sugar
- cured harnstlf received and for sale by
Aprs g. II. LOOMS a CO.
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A Young Hero,

A sergeant-maor, now in Wellington barracks,
who has recently returned from the Crimea has
sent the following enthusiastic account of the
conduct ofa young soldier only 10 years old,
named Thomas Keep. of the Sd battalion Gren-
adler Guards, under the command of Col. Thorn
as Wood.
The writer states that this boy accompanied
the army to the heights of the Alma preserving
the most undaunted demeanor throughout the
battle. AT one time a twenty four FOUNDER pas
sed on each side of him, and shot and shell fell
about him like hail: but Notwithstanding the wear
mess of the day. present dangers, or the horrid
sight, the boys heart beat with tenderness to-
ward the poor wounded. Instead of going into
n tent to take cure of himself after the battle was
over, he refused to take rest, but seen ven
turing his life for tho good of his comrades in the
battlefield
This boy was stepping carefully over one
dead body after another. collecting all the broken
muskets he could find, and making fire in the
night to procure hot water. He made tea for
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VOL. ,. , NO l95

the poor sufferers, md saved the life of Sergeant
Russell and some of The private soldiers who
were lying nearly exhausted for want. Thus
did this youth spend the night
At the battle Of Balaklaya he ngan Insisted
the wounded The hoy did his duty by day and
worked in the trenches by night, taking but little
rest.
At the battle of Inkermann he surrounded
by Russians about twenty minutes and TO use
his own words, he said he thought it was IA case'
with him but he escaped ell right He received
one shot which went through his coat and out at
the leg Of his trowscrs, but Providence again pre-
served him unhurt. lie helped with al the brave.
ry of n man to get in the wounded, and rested
not until the poor sufferers were mnde comfor
table rs he could make them. He waited on the
doctor while extracting the shot from the men,
aud waited ON the men before and after.
"Ihus did this youth" said the writer. do
anything 10 any one who needed help. Some Of
the wounded ray TINT they should not now have
been alive had it not been for this boys un-
weared wachfulnoss in their hour of helpless
ness. This boy has been recommended by G sl.
Wood and othcr officers of her Majesty service"
- I0nd0n Neins.
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nIEDICIN
CAHrnrs,S SPANISH MIXTURE.

IllE GkfAI PURIFIER II THE bLobp
Ne, 90 pa,iiclc 81 Mrrc41yls u
An iNFAiIIEiL RfMtnT Ion Sctutda, Mug. EVIL
Klfrumaism Obstinate Guiautnus Euftions, I'm.
rlr. ar ru#tdr. On - tnr", BIatrle- Soul tn,ne
Sorr fNes Rlnr " Norm frtrr. Senl@ How'd, I'm
Iaigrlnra md ltan tthe NuHcsn dJmats, stubborn
Ul.cIz. Sypluuts DIS. r,lrf-. LumhaEa, Spinal tnm
plaufs AMI ali D.ru.r. nr-rrg itom na inlwiiel"ns
Use ot Mercury, luPtadrncc IN Lie, 81 inquiry ot
the Boud
Iid,,sluah,e Medicine which has hcco.nc celebrated
the uunhcr Of cNta. .rdlunrv nlrs chertod Through
agency hns induced The prap cta nj thu ntf"nt -
uctt ii then trud ta"te 1t IL III" public wnc they
to with the utmost eunhdcnccln its virtues nnd Won
lcrfu cnutvr prn crtlcs ! hr Inloalng c"rthedtc-,
.cicc'cd uomn pec number. arc. however. stronger
tc-tinnay TIM themore "uti at the rrorr''tnr. n1d
rrnli ifon gentlemen well kno,n n rhei' locoa,c,
nd ol br hisae-' responsibility man, =" th'm rrtldme
III the lily ot Rr,l moud. Va.
/. BONpEN Ezq of Ia, ENe.nuec H0tel, Rich
uuad koos,n eN"l, where, su>s he La - III" Mrd
Inc callrd C,ucrs Snuni-h Nl>mro udmlnls' red ~
,,e,n m dlcd rusrs nuen,lyn thr discusses ior whici
j. r,caun oudct with the most n>ten,.hmg good te
ult- lcsnys, sthe mpst cNun nrdinuy medicine Ia
hha ever scen.
fRpc and Efo- Gieaf Cp,t.-l hereby crnjf,. rhai
m thrcc venr. had Aguc Fc,er ol of the must vie
lont description. had several PA, ~ir nns. toob large
lruntitics otQ iunc, Mercury, nod believe all ia"
loaics advertised, tul nil without ANY permanent re-
Iirf Al Inst | uirl CurtcI's Spanish Mixture, two
buitrs ol which cilfcuals cofed n aud am herrN
To ~ huvc hnd rc,her Chlls "r Fever since CON
.er i the hcsl Tonic IN tho worll md The only mcdi
cine thnt rs,u reached nv cnsc Join lONGDEN,
Beaver Dam, ncnr Richmond, Va.
{ Z. Iurk. Ed INV IN RI rhmnnd. md Tor runS
ia the Post Ghces has >urh rauh i"hee IN TIA" ~
'.iasl'n ,ficarN OF Caftcr Spanish Mautc, TINT hr
~ raupin nrmurd. oi 10 b,un.. Wbrch II" hns gwen
,,uy afflicted, Nj. Luck su,a IL hns never hno"t
10 ftri wh.u n,cn necordpg h'# #drce,tona
Dr. ngr. practising fhAsclan. mud formerly oi
the CN Ilotcl. the city al Richmond -aNs heh vii
ncssod in "A number ot instances the etcrts o. Carter
Sruish Misor" which were mos'uu'N sotr1'nf H'
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JAMES q. NELSON,

4 tUlIER hns tnkep Snor o. Ala ST. one door
Y help" II" Citizens Saving. Bank whrrr hr is pre-
ratod to d. any Ia h line ot b. sinnss, snch
refai ng mud putting in goo ordet CUTLERY of every
description ma,ing "a Nirl- of
Dental and Surgical Inatrumeuts,
Rern,3ne Surveying lestrureh'4. mnki I Flnstic
Trns-ss Of sey superior qms, after lat, pattern,
aud plrlcra pIe Ia every respect the old stys He
nno docs all kinds al Iohbnr such scuing Rurors,
gran lin Tnlna Shear. Scissors, requiring Lock
fitting Keys, Nc, &c.
Wofl, left with linn will he att ,udel H. oree,
JAMES O. Nelson
Cnllcr md Dental and Su,gicni instrument N tAc,.
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d'NC e. T+RHfhb"fR htNc " IRt m'WH9ff ' oW'
many.
lhis COMPANY mnlecA Insurance uenins' 'os ~ dam.
1Re hy F,rr Dwelling ilouacsEtorc nbncce Fact,
Iirs aud Other buildings, On furniture 20 la, WIRES ,nl
merchandise, generally IN and oountry,on ihc wntt
InNurahe lctm-,
Also mnhe- ins,nance On the lives fall pcrsons en-.
toying good honlih and ol sound constitution for tn"
whnle duration oi life. or for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will bs
insured unreasonable terms.
The Company viii alse TAXI murine risks from and to
any ol The Northern OF Southern Ports, ttvourabl.
HOARD oY DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Prcsid,W.
JAMES NJ, COBBS, Ire Pteadent.
SAMPSON DIUGUlD, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Don 7. G.. Pctcrs. Dexter Otcy,
George w. Nanrcy, Samuel Garland.
William 7. Anderson joseph B. Nowlin
John o. Taylor, Jnmes M. Boyd
~. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CRrrpT, Wills, Secy.
Dr.p. II Gllmcr, I ,,p
Dr Wm. Dt"nY Owen. '''"""' '''''''"''N
The Medical Esnminaton Il -ublccta for Insurance
wall bo made NJ the oifce of the Company each dns
brrwron the hours of and O'clock, r. NJ.
L.4 10
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MEDICINES.


'oiiS ~Nh'Nt - 'i-AA4As'+S -
tYlEtG uY b' ohinel the most sney remedy Tor WEAK
ness los. ri prtti. Power Pnlnin thr Loln hi,s
tht kidneys Auctions oi ihe teal laf'' Nae AM slh
Institutional Debility, and all those hoft hdeeuuns arising
f,n assretinus matter whether from inieniahe = OF tie
,ts,. of ar spirit, any other cause
r. r,3l Vt ~ - ,,,
~ countless numbers of generous AMI u3ache'rtc5 h-
utuev tpmhS thousands ut Nonnf llen n
tan9st exalted tients aul brilliant inects VINO mish' o
rluI listening StlaieS with thr thunders o ci
..#a,are. or walci Ia c.~ary the living Tyre
r,a sniTerins any Of the following melancholy elrc*
uuiI iulnr ttclf apply To
pkJoHNNt ~
weakness the Back aud Limbs ans lU the Head pmness
Muscular Power IaiPlaou OF the Heart DN
pp Nervous lrutaty D'rngrmentht ht the Digestive rune
Ii is. General Debility. symptoms of Consumption etc et'
NaNTALlIF fearful elect on the nl1a are much To he
l-atla; loss pt Nemery. t'ut1Son OF lH p'lfeHSh q"
art4 Faehplues of Evil. Aversion nt N,ee y Sel7irus
a,r Salstule.Inlt etc. Soma o ~" wi, rr"ipfr .
BFfiCENo. 7.soutA Ere in street >eNcn Doors ron blti
side. the steps ~ - iteulhf III pis'fN hE
=, yarl, and T. 4hrr will ntstaLr the place
Care Warranted or no Charge Made
,.,y s..,.s Is cured at this situtiou
r,.ti, o lr Johnston Irxrp4iu all others he,l
~ ,,li3, As ont enan apl rey.nsi iiity, is
ynt - ,r,ie, thai he is the uulv proper Physician II he
r.,ItrI
bR. JOHNSTON.
NENaER F THE Royal GjLLEiE OF SURGEONS
I,in dr. lant from one nj Colleges If the
iI states an ia greater pnrt wh1-n life has been spent
. be uolIs l London. Pprs Philadelphia, anil elsewhere
r,q,t.a some o the most astonishing
n ,reai nervousness being aarsnol len lunis and
isbf,,Tes. win fire. Iuant busn1r attended. sometimes with
-, ,or,s,t ,f raIa ,ypr,. cured immctlIrlcla.
Tire Particular Notice
4 - i,,,s ,ra -,r.o Inf..sl wifi RESPECT tn the
rsa a 3f i5lsoss in their sons and wards Alas
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NEW SPRING sUs;MERC CLOTE

" ING.- / he undersigned hns us received from
fhr urtthctn cities plendid and wnl selected Stor of
tho ubovr ohnC, aud
GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and ntucrins himself tla they be ,urpn..ed in
hrnuty md sy5e by n altar establishment in this
CITY, be lravn- il TO the public and hi. frieuds
juice for themselves; aad assures hcm that hr will sell
grrnt bn gnf alhelinR ricty to the n.ouoi "Quck
o.o- n aI sHtul profits" Cnue one and all
raar1O 3m NJ GUGGEN IIEfMER
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nAGUERHEOTYrEs. DAGUER-

- REOlNPES.-HARp TInEs drive people oll
nruuni where they get the be and cheapest
Dnguerreoj} pea hut thuY all bncl, MIESIs 4
TAshEn's, where they get the best and sure t.
get the worth of their money. Srnmbooi disasr"tz.
hrond hcedems, Bank bursting, Men hiing. hil
inily, hu failing Minns Il Thinner. In taking
bran', nrisiie aud life If Daguerrroype-, IL ot
the qucsion. nae in want should tot forget ,all
get pictures mot shftrcd 10 hae. he
until The urIlir. antisicf.
A nre,. npd beautiful assortment ot Col Locls'ta,
Broasl PINE RiuPs Watch Sena. Keys, Nc td ians uud
iancy Cuao+ nwnYs mud und for nlc hemp, with
picture complete. -prndd assortmon, OF Gases, NV
Just received. Gull carly in the day before hr eravd
Games Tie stelc ot weather makes diaereurt in
reperd 10 quny of picture.
MikNIS a. TANNER.
pBArTIrAt D.arftuuE,yyptsTs
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TER ID

t NltHNiAN II Hillishnl uY a. 81 and sni weekly nt
ttp'r tltl IL tIfnfs " talrr will h" Discontinued "N
..pt puan oi the fr9Po5f-, until all ar1earages sinai
nave a.
AnYaBfls inserted tar 10 scnt per sqnarr ~
the fist insertion, anl - ets tg each con
f.e<s or r IHuef torn "esyt aud then Ho cts
per re ~ be charged for each insertion Il iae namlf l
Is marked the AS,t viii be published ui o.
.le5e.i aul, aud charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square, daily -
E'r do do -
For squire seuiweeky -
~
~ Advertisements Intended for both rafets subject to special
suIraet.
.anal alyer'scs viii he limited to their mediate bu
the uiyvr# aents ehrrgei III transient rates
All new ,sar-. nenS appear in tn daily nni semi
weekly ptppr..
~ jbtaleg a,"s which exrce1 csht lines are charged
rateably for the cNaas4
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HENTLEMEN's TAssIIONs-FOw

NJ SPRING, lS15.-Ths subscriber has received
5, ,nis vailed Report of Fashions for Sprpr, 8j5.
Grnfl ,pectinlly invited call and examine.
'"e raft supplied with copies a: I 50. CASH.
persons indebted To the subscriber ase respect.
tuly aud urgently solicited cali and settle at once as
wish 10 start Mouth by the 10Th March.
-nnr5-ts NM l.. PAGE.
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CREAT ExCITEMENT..-More Nc

NJ Books, at Ninlus y Hooper -.--Nrere they
t t. arrise in time, under Nil circnu stances.
Life and Braue- Of Fanny Fern. The whole world is
rru,liua tins book.
The Initials story Of modern itea "o Of thrilling
interest,
Tna Virginia Queen; by ]. Frederick Smith, aurhor OF
w oman and Her Master" Fred. Yernon." &c
PA nj Usurpstiou,
Reyiew Of the speech Of the Hon. !. Chandler orPs
Ruth Hall, ncw simply,
Ida Norman, by Mr., Lancoin Phcp.,
~ News Boy. Nc., together with lot of extra fine
STATIONERY, for tho Ladies'. Also large supply Of
NEW MUSIC.
Amongst which ma, be found the following beautiful
sons Faiy Whispers, God New from Home. Srii
News from Home, The Know othinR song. How Sweet
a,e the Roses together with many other ngs Duets
Glees, &c. Call Immediately at
WILLIAMS & HOOPERS.
(Succsssors to r, A. Wiams) and supply your
selves. feoits
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7TFVEIFrI N - y II ~
PRACTICAL DAGuERB FnTYPIsTs

CARDIFF firm uf RossER 4 CAwrHos, nf
" The Norvel House, dissolved the ist +
fchiunr. last by Cnpt. Rossers -nle of his interest in
snio firm u Nr. Wm Moore, OF Camp pbe
Gapt. NOSSGR has again cunnet ted himself with
the NorNri llouso, where he will be glad his
lorrnei hioids and nrquainances. m m4r3.dts
Rep eoPf Petersburg Express and R'hnond Exam-
cppvili stopped ard forward necoutt4 this e,ce
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sIAuoG.NX a ROSEWOOD PAR

VI LDR SETrS,-Mahog my a1I ko'ew +'d frfl"r
setts fti,hed in plain and fanry pl 'a, ,r 1e.e Il"
extrem lv 10 I,ricr-, by IL J. r''N.,''
EVeWARF RnpMs, thrrc doors below linefiy Ware
house tnarl-t+
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TENN Vt \ NEEKN FrorIl'I0Is-
M. - Anin Al Richmond, "a.
Aud for sale by J. II Srny, u Il. Lvmnn, II.
Thomp-on \ Co L,nchburg Va, and hy d"a.oes in
Mrdeinas every ~lcre. 'rP5 ly
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s.NOR REN s'.-The Brick dwelling House jusi
l. bnek ofihe Court House possession given mme.
diatry. Apply TO Geo. A. Watson OF Henry Dunning.
ton. dec pts
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Es7 l. sa .E;.zs g:.;4s... g g ss

nN nni at,c Ia, s. of Fehra'y 80 the Pa. s"n
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Cnpcr and Dental and Sulgicnl instrument NJ tAc,
Smyrna times., 1855-12-12
VALUABLE
Real Es:ate al Public Sale

sst,:=.s LII be sold at public sale, at the
s9iii Hotel Of Tilghman Foxwell, in Smyrna,
kALII Del, on SATURDAY, the 29th OF De-
c6mOer, instant, valuable FARM situated in
Duck Creek Hundred, Kent county, Del, on
the new road leading from the main road Ia
Parsons Hull, and containing l03 ACRES,
more or less, ID of which is Tlmbered.
The SAID Farm adjoins lands OF Rees Lewis,
II. Foxwe!l, John Mayberry and James w.
Spruance, is only Ii miles from Smyrna, the
same distance from the Smyrna Depot, and the
Delaware Railroad passes immediately along
tue east side of it. From its convenient dis.
jancr irom the thriving town of Smyrna-the
best gram market in the State-the beautiful
neishhoghood and the convenience oftraveling,
a. well as The facilities Of conveying produce,
fertilizers, &c, by the railroad, it is rendered
une of the most desirable places of residence in
tle country.
The improvements are a brick Dwelling,
smoke house, stable, cribs. &c.
y fine young PEACH ORCHARD, Apple
Orchard, Cherry and other Fruit Trees, on the
farni.
The Land has a fine clay sGbsoil produces
well and is susceptible OF the highest improve
inert
Fer iu;ther information enquire of Aaron
Mori!s Od the premises, james Bacon in Smyr-
ia. or the Undersigned. Terms made known
81 stle. Sale to commence at , o'clock, D. m
DAVID DIVER,
u c. l2,-ls. PennSgrove, New Jersey.