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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER s. 1855.

]. B Lamb Esq, who. Il Memphis had known
how TO promote her own interests, would have been
chosen Senator at the last election is on visit to
our city Union d Americaa.
A compliment TO Mr. Lamb from our neighbor
comes with good grace; but we don't think the
above is exactly Of the character that would please
a high toned gentleman, such as have taken Mr..
L. to be. The slur which is apparently intended
to be cast upon the revered Senator from the Mem
phs District, whose upright and manly conduct has
made him favorite la the Senate, is entirely IN
called for and in the connection in which it is in
PRODUCED indicates that defeat has left sting
uke-e-we hope not in the breast Of the former
courteous representative from Fayette, Shelby and
Upton.
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a CaRD.

THE undersigned, late n Georgia having removed to the
City Of Nashville, offers his services the citizens Of
Georgia F. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
II Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon Lard
Fine Horses Mules Cattle, and in short, every article q
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants OF Nashville men Of high character
and pecuniary standing and have large selected
ocks~tha they offer liberal TERMS which should induce
the merchants OF Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and North
alabama to give the Nashville market iar trial. As TO
the Grocery Market the proprety will suggest itself 20 the
mind o. every merchant in the sections Of country named
the mOst proper for their trade.
The long connection Of The undersigned with The Railroads
Of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and superntend
nj Of Transportation, we'll Agent hattanooga
es years for th- Banking interest OF savannah enable
him readily @ inv stigate claims against Railroad
Companies, for lost goods Tor damage while Ia anstu
for the renewal discount Of bills IN bank &C
Al letters nclosng orders and money will receive prompt
attention, and all orders without the money, when satsac
tory evidence o. sovency and prompness accompanies the
same the parties known be such, shall receive Ike
attention. when ordering articles that under the rule
custom 0f the market 90 sell time viii also give
strict attention receiving and forwarding all goods that
be stored that may be directed my care The
charges for the purchase OF goods &C. will be ave per cent
commissions and twenty cents for each box package
receiving and iol wardiag. z. R. MILLS,
Post Office Building, No g.
Nashville, Tenn.
road and Bank MAJ A. PuErE Pres bank State Of 0eor-
Eia Savannah; Isaac soUrT Esq, Prest Macon snd West
Railroad, Macon Hon. JoHS p. kEe Prest, and GEo
Y0SGE supt Georgia Railroad and s. T. CoSBs, Esq Au-
gusta; Mai J. ?. Co0F, Gen. Supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta Gen. a. J. HASsELL Attorney az Law
Marietta GEoRGE 9. BLACK, ESQ Rome Ca; Capt. JAMS
WILLIAMS and Col J. A. WHirnInzs, Chattanooga j. L.
MosKs and JO PARsoss Esq., Knoxville Tenn: wIIIIGn
MAnIE, ESQ, Decatur, and Judge LANl, Hsn,svie, Ala
mar28-u
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BENJAMIN 4. RCCKEB.
Arkansas Cotton Plantation
FOR SAE.E.

1.717 Acres OF superior Cotton Land.
IMPROVEMENTS 220 cieared and in cultivation;
about amount Old deadsliag and burn which can
be put into Cotton the frs comfortable Dwelling,
good Gin MIL and al necessary cut houses; Csiern and
Well of superior water; Orchards, &C.
The Tract can bs enlarged 70 any extent, own the
back Lands.
Its locality very vOrabestuated IN Arkansas
ty the South side OF the Arkansas river, in healthy
and pleasant neghboOd, saOinng the plantations OF Dr.
John A Jordan and the Mcsrs Douglass, and within three
miles Of the Little Rock snd Napoleon Railroad which
progress and viii De completed in less than years.
bargain can be had by early application the UNDER
signed on the premises BY letter addressed South Bend
Post Office, Arkansas county, Arkansas Also refer %
THOMAS d. ALLN Memphis. p W Leg
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DOCTOR EEOOFLANBsS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BRTTERS,
PREPARED

DOCTOR EEOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BaTTERS,
PREPARED
DR.. G. N. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
WI efect,ally cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
.jauRd5ee Chronic or Nervous Debility diseases o.,
the Kidneys, and ail diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or Sson.ach.
such
Constipation.
Inward Piles, Full
of Blood to the
Head, Acidty of the stoIn-
sch, Nausea, Hartburn Disgust
for FOOD, Fullness weight in the
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking, or
Flute ing at the Pit OF the Stomach, SWIM
ming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult breath
ing futtering at the Heart, Choking or Sufocatng
Sensations when lying posture, Dimness Of VISION
Dots of Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency Of Preparation, Yei-
lOwness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
side, Back, Chest, Limbs &c, Sud
den Pushes Of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant I'M
Awnings of Evil and
great Depression
OF Spirits.
TIE Proprietor in calling the attention OF the public
this preparation does with feeling Of the utmost cont
ence its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for whc
tbs recommended.
1t is no new and untried article but one that has stoo
the test Of ten years trial before the American peopl
and its reputation and sale unryaed by any sim,
preparations eXtan The testimony in its favor given
The most prominent and we'll known Physicians and ind
yiiuas in ali parts OF the country, is immense. The follow
ing from ycur State, is respectfully submitted eferrir
any VINO may still Doubt 10 my memorabilia" Practic
Receipt Book for and Families ha gratis
al the A gents for the German Sitters.
Principal Office and Mandatory, 1870 Arch street, PhH
delpnia, Pa.
Testimony from Tennessee.
Dr. II. 2 Scarborough, Dover Tenn. Aug %, 1852 say
81 have sold al the German Rtters yOa have me,
II the preparation continues n do much good h.
done, IL will be the best medicine sold here"
l. Snodgrass Sparta, Tenn. August 90 1883 says "T
pleased to state that your German Btters has given sa
faction in every instance where il has been used.'
&. T. Hoilns HlsborOus h, TeHn August 20, 1858 says
81 pleased to that the German Bters have give
general sati-facton"
DR.. P Fatio Bro. Knoxville, Tenn, 9th April, 1S5
said Your Biters selling very fast, and
person that has used it, sofar have been able to lear
has cen benefited"
J. W. Franklin Co., Gaatin Tenn, December 80, 1s5
said 1.-THE new firm will want Of your Bitters
Of the partners THINKS it is a great medicine"
R. s. Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn September 49, 1852, said
There great demand for ycur Bters here; please
another lot SOON"
They VEGETABLE free from all injurious il
yredeus always strengthen the system, and pro-,
tTate it.
Sold in Nashville by BERRY DEMOVILLE II. G. sec
VEL, EWIN BROS, and G. W. HENDERSHOTT, and
Dealers in Medicine aud Storekeepers everywhere.
Fugr1 n floar-f guv1
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR sALR.

WE viii expose public sale the Court House IN
w Nashville, the 22i Of December next The 70 lowing
valuable Lots:
House and Lot Cherry S., occupied by Dr. Morton,
and adjoining lot occupied By hr. Stevenson,
Stone Cutter.
One half OF the House and Lot Market ST., the other
bali belong to H. kurns Esq.
TERAs SALE-Ons-hirl cash, the balance in and
yeais with payable Bank with tvo good en-
dOrsers The title Be until the purchase money
is paid. J. o. THWEATT,
nov9-dtrwkwtd g. p LOGAN.
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VIE undersigned wishing 20 move, proposes % sell q
Il his tract Of land containing Two HUEnEED kSD -
SixTY-THEEE ACRES lying the % Fs Creek ia
Wilson County. Said aud has hundred and seventy.
i've seres cleared mostly rich bottom lani and in high
state q cultivation The Is under good cellar fence
two 2ood springs Of lasting FOR STOCK and plenty 81
ru trees OF eoth apples aud peaches; good house With
five or six rooms, together Eh other necessary QUE
houses, an o. which % Cedar.
fEtAS- Twenty c-asrS per acre; payments easy. One
wishing 20 SETTLE IN IN section viii DO well 10 can carly a.
the presumption Is there viii be another an OPP
portunitv on Fat Geek.
my ~ frr~-
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INCREASE OF THE COMMON SCHOOL FUND.-Mr
RUNNELs, the Representative from Rutherford and
Bedford, made en- able and eloquent speech in the
House yesterday afternoon, in support Of his bill
20 increase the common school fund. The friends
of this measure should he proud that they have so
able champion in the House. We shall lay before
our readers a report Of Mr. Eunnels' speech in to-
morroW's Pa,rigt.
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River and steamboat News.

The river is falling, though very slowly There
are about SO inches water on the shoals The
weather yesterday was clear and pleasant for the
season
The Rock Gig is the regular packet for Paducah
to-day. She leaves at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Monticello leaves at the saTe hour
The Dr. Robertson and Huntsville are in port and
pay depart during the day.
dispatch from St. Louis Of the evening Of the
LIST inst says E" The river AT this point continues
70 recede aud has fallen about siA inches in the
last twenty four hours. The Upper Mississippi is
reported rising with four and half feet on the up
per, and three feet the lowe. rapids No change
in the Illinois river"
MEMORANDA STEAMER HARTsvrLy-Ry = II H,rris
NJ. C-I Ell Nashville Nov. aOth at II NJ; met blanche
Lewis Hydes Wood Yard CITY of Huut.ye q. Harpeth
Shoals with broken shsft Odd Fellow Of lIapeth
Shoals loaded with coat waiting rise In the river Cuba
three miles above Carksvle Altoona aud Seven;y.SN al
Clrksvle; Ella Dover. December lt met Flora a, Rock
Castle ARds Migrants Shoals; John simpson ut Pnckuey
vile, where passed Aberine. Al smilhland were the
Banjo, with Davss Mnsre, dscourrg sweet sounds 10
the people OF Livingston, and apt Brools new and very
light drsught steamer Cumber.anl nearly I'm shed. She
will be ready 70 raise IN Eve days. she n the t-st
draught boat Of her tonnage uat steamer Aberue
charged cargo, and goes into dock having struck snsg on
the voyage down and broke paIks and several thrs
Manage to boat and cargo slight Passed hy Charles
ton Iowa, ighnyer Monte DO aud @. Cne. len with
Howard at II Dec 2 t"ak r. Hovards cargo $50 tons
met Cuba Al Big EDDY saie West ~ McNab Shoals AlsonA
Canton John simpson the Dcksron log Dew
s Race Ground sparrng aud lighting Seventy SIX AZ line
Island Rock City Dover. Dee met Blanche Lewis AZ
Palmyra fr.ights from Carksy a. tcaroe and low Passed
J. G Cline foot Of Hsrpet shosi.; met Aida u Hsrre.h
Island; Dr. Robertson At Brns Mis- as inches water o.
Harpeth Shoals and river fllng. vs board Or the
Nashville paper, iSr Ncw ugaus paper forwarded b.
"Jonathsn Toot ada Capt Durreit eerk Of the How
ard lie sends the papers viii his i thereon hoping be
will excused from making h appearanos In person uat
the river becomes a ii1le oroied. Arrived r.
night.
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K. C.. M'NAIRY & co.


No. So COLLEGE ST., NashviIIc,-TeEn.
AVE hand one the largest and most complete
1 stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suits-
bic Tor Fa and Winter ever offered at retail in this
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost enabled to offer
ducenerts to al persons wanting goods in their hne.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant FOunced silks all coIors for day and evening
dresses at from SS to $780, Elegant Moire Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped silks, all qualities and prices; Plain Rept Silks
all eolors for day and evening dresses; Pout de So
Cashmere hobes, with borders elegant; Cashmere Robes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The largest lot ever offered in this city bought at greatly
reduced prices, which will be sold proportionaby low
$40 patterns Union de LANES at only - piece; Plain
goods line.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Union, "
Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshripking Flannes
Silk Warp Flannes,
Fine Ssque Fsnnels, all colors for children common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing such as Jeans
Satinvtts Fweeds, Cassimeres &c SC
staple Goods.
All kinds sheengs shirtings, Pillow Dc5n&tics Tickings
Linseys, Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line Honiton Collars aud Cearettes;
VAL Collars, Coaretes and Sleeves separate or in sets All
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also Uoion ali
WOOL and Satin Lame Damasks, with Gimps Tassells,
Loops Cords &C, to match Also Cernics and Pins ali
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys ali
of which they viii sell at the lowest possible prices.
Carpets
In endless variety, and al qualities. Many styles
received within the last few days prices to insure entire
satisfaction Also, large lot OF Rugs Mats Drugets
Crumb O. tbs, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c &c. K. c. NcNAIRY 4 CO.,
NOVEL No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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CEALED Proposals will be received the Office Of the
> Edgehed and Kentucky Railroad Company in Nashville
fenn until Saturday, December 18th, 1855, for the
structon Of the Road from Nashville to the Kentucky Line
where it meets the Henderson and Nashville Railroad
Henderson on the Ohio River. The Z. K r E. is about
fortyeght miles long, through country well adapted for
Railroad construction, and the work win be divided into
sections Of about mile each, which may be bid for sepa
raey the whole road Included In proposition Pro-
posa may also be made TO build the thirty miles only next
Nashville, either ny the sing section in contract
There the road one tunnel hall nile long, heavy
rock work at various points, and two large Bridges Maps
Poes and Plans viii be ready for examination by Dec. ls
and information may be obtained by addressing the
dersigDed sAM'L WATSON, President.
oct23-trvtdee15 A. ANDERSON Chief Engineer.
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EFlll, I.3J-
John D. Owens James Patey and Others.
TT sppe ring to the Court thsi james Psssy non reg
dent Of the StJ5e o. Teu1essee il ordered that prb-
cation be made in the True Whg papr published IS Nas-
ye ordering SAID defendant 20 appear fore the County
Court Il smith County a. the Court House in Carthsge o
the nrst Monday in December next ami pea3 answer OF
deuur 70 said petition the s taken ior con-
iessei ". 7. r HALLUM,
n0yie-w3s Clerk o. smith County Court.
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FAsrIDIoUs.-A wealthy 81. Domingo coffee dea-
Ter whose skin was rather dark essaycd 70 dine last
week at one OF the Boston restaurants, when the
waiter informed him that il was against the rules TO
entertain cooIed persons. A row ensued which
required the Interference of the police; but il
appears that the gentle man did not succeed in get
ting his dinner. Boston folks are full of notions
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HIARBELIZED IRON MANTELS.

THS magnificent style Of Mantel is fast taking the pac
Of all other descriptions, both account of its sup,
beauty, richness durability and particularly its chea
While their is only about half that Of the
srble they indeed exceed the former in uyauty, have
perior lustre less liable 70 soil much easit
ept clean and far exceed marble in durability and are,
he time, less liable 10 break.
The undersigned Tor the manufacturers, Wa
ace, Hthgow Co Louisville KY, and viii furnish the
10 their patrons and the public generally with CRATES
pieces, and every thing cOmplete will also super
intend their putting Up. STEWART OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinware Manufacturers,
mar30- dSWu No. 81 Market street.
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"WHAT' IN A NAME ga friend just return
ed from abroad says be once found two Austrian
customs officers eudeavorir 10 make out his name
from his travelling trunk. One called while the
other wrote. They had got il 'Mr Varauti Sole
zier.' The trunk was marked Warranted sole
leather
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APPEARANCES DEcEPTivE.- Disappointed PicE
pocket Well, il thi- aiu't mean! Here's this
Teller neen agon about with this here waller chain
aud when pulls IL there's no watch on the eud
Of it. The conduct of these fashy clerks is o
enough 90 break the heart of poor Teller like me,
who has TO depend on his trade Cor Il Twin "
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IMPORTANT PEocLANArIoN.--A few DAYS after
marriage OF Thomas f. Meacher the following
notice appeared in the Boston Mass Atlas:
Follow the example Of the patriot Meacher,
aud rush to armsl Become at once United Irish
men! p ). The London Times will plr ase copy f"
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BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-A Pure article Our cev-
er friend, +. Hardcastle, has received cOnsign-
ment Of 100 sacks Of Buckwheat Flour of the best
qualt,, from Pennsylvania. lie is selling it of
rapidly. House keepers in want Of this article,
should can on him aud get supply before it is all
gone.
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Correspond, nee Of the Nashville Tally Patriot
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. l. 1865.
Daring the past week there has been specula-
tive demand Tor corn and prices have in some in
stances reached 6Oper bu without sacks but as the
prices on the coast viii not justify present rates
the article must decline; as to other articles Of Pro-
duce there is no material change.
WEHAT-per bu, market depressed, $l.6OaSI 65.
Flour superEne, in SKIS. 4a44c.
CoRN-per bu 57s60.
OATs-per bu., 40a45c.
PoRK-nett per To-, 7taSc.
LARD-nO new vet received, prices unsettled
SToCK PEAs-65a70c.
WHITE BEANs-per bu. 81 90.
BEEF-sta fed, per H., &C.
SHEEP-per head, 81 25a$2..
HAY-nOne in masket
CoTToY-per 10. 7aaS4.
Respectfully,
SEAGO & LAWRENCE,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
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PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE. -
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth far their locks are concerned
does not admit Of doubt, besides it will every possible
disease Of the scalp, whether developed dandruf itching
IN the shape OF eutaneous eruponseven scad had
and in no possible E fail Of curing, by magic,
nervous per odcal headache and used twice week by
the young regularly II viii preserve the color aEd keep
hair from falling to any imaginable age. READ JUDGs.
L0oASsPoRT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. ]. Wood Co:
GEHTs Yours Of the 18th came duly to hand Enclosed
please ina SSS, il being the Hair
have sold il all. II you choose YOU may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sell IT, Il has
worked Miracles in this place. sold six 81 bottles
that Ess bald, and it fetched hair al his head
Yours respectfully,
ID. II. GEIDLEY-
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HAEPER's MAGAZINE FOR DEcENBER.-We are
indebted TO the enterpri-ing Book House Of w.
7. Berry Co. for copy of this best Of all the
Monthlies. Il has it, usual variety of interesting
matter
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NSS5S The GERMANS have produced very excellent
- remedies Tor various diseases. Among which may
be specified " DR.. Hocnands Celebrated Buffers" f)r sale
by G NJ. JacSson-and used with remarkable success in
Liver Complaint Jaundice Dyspepsia Nervous Debility,
and general arrangement Of the somsoh. The Sunday
Dpstch of this medicine ave feel convinced, that
in the Of the German Bers The patient does not become
debatcd, but constantly gains strength and vgor 70 the
frauea fact worthy Of consideration The Bitters
pleasant, In taste and in sine and be administered
der circumstances to The most delicate stomach Indeed
thew be used by all persous with the perfect safety
Il would he well fer those who much A cted in the
system TO commence with tssspoonfa less and
gradually increase We speak from experience, and Of
course proper judge Thepress far and wide have united
in recommending the German Bit RS and to the afflicted
most cordially advise their use" See advertisement
decl--im
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The Cotton Tr1de.

AUGUSTA, Dec. Up. M-CorToN-The market
is rather unsettled to day, and prices are lower
Several hundred bales have changed hands at about
decline.
CHARLFsToS, Dec. /, P. M.-CoTToN There
were few buyers to. day, and prices present a
dropping appearance. Sales 800 bales, at to 81
cents.
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TO Az WHOM IT NAY COxzRE.

TsHE public hereby cautioned against purchasing Of
John X. Boswell and L. p. Williams, any rights in ny
BreechL Loading Firearms patented June e. 1854 have
this day revoked the power OF Attorney given BY 20
them constituting them my agents. they having con-.
piled with written contract between
A. N. NEWTON.
Richmond, Va NOV IL 1855. nov25-WSNs
~ Union COPY in weekly paper 10 an0unt Of $l50 and
charre this office
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TIVE undersigned wishs to sell his land interest in Jack
county Ala Il consists follows; Between 1890
and COCO OF land hundred Of which rich
and Creek bottom and 500 q which cleared and
under fence. The balance bench and mountain land hesv
y mbered with Cedrr, Poplar, ash, Beech, Gum and Oak
There is the premises MILL which Is caps-
e OF cutting 6OOtee q lumber per day. conveniently To-
Gated TO the timber The land is finely adapted the
growth OF Blue Grass, Clover and Meadows, Conn., Cotton
and wheat.
The above property heated los miles rom Nashville
and within enc mi o. the \. c. R. R., where there IS
depot within FIVE niles Of the junction Of the ~ c. R.R.
and the Memphis ard Charleston Railroad.
TERNs:-The above land srd mill VIII be sold follows
Part cash. the balance in g. and years. with interest
There Ebcu' 20 head Of mules and mares also, 20
30 head OF cattle aud 0eo barrels q Corn, ard Oats ths
can be bought by the purchaser.
Tn Min will pay for the whole property before ;he money
is due Apply 70 WA j. BASS, on the premises, or AN
nov19-wtiinI LIEpSLEY CROCKETT, Nashville.
Nashville True Whg copy in weekly paper until January
i and send account 80 this ohce-AdsAUsEs Nt0H Gad
A1lsr.caF
IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL be sod on the Ith day Of December next, upoa
w the premises, to the highest bidder, that valuable
MONTGOMERY FURNACE,
situated In Montgomery county, Tenn, PALMYRA,
and hs miles from Cumberland River Said Furnacs
is blast close oct this year very
run; it has abundance and timber which y
r. more converts atty situated Tor prospe- 49, ~
~ Toes business perhaps, than than any other
the time and place. the farm attached to said furnace,
on he oPp9se sac o. e1e tver, eonAns ~ aeI e. ose
borhOOd Also,
go Mules, Oxen, Cows &c.
Purchaser 70 take stock OF Coal, Ore &c, at cost.
TERMS OF SALE The farm win be sold for third
CASH the balance in aad years, equal payments
The Furnace will be sold for one-ourth cash. the balance In
one two three and four years. equal payments the last
instruments 10 bear interest from the end Of two years.
The mules win be sold a credit Of months the pur-
chaser to give security in each case This property is sold
to settle up the eopRrtnsrship.
nOVI-W1m RAILY 4 ROBR, trustees.
p s-Mr Russell, who resides Oh the premises, VIII show
the property to any person who wishes H. BAR