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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-21
Mr.. Manday moved that two pages be


appointed to assist the sergeant alarms
Mr.. Lacy moved to suspend the rules tx
present memorial.
The President laid before the Senate
the Report of the Treasurer and State
Engineer.
Mr. Clifton moved to dispense with the
realizing Of said reports.
or Clifton NOV. that 1850 copies of ca /
report t'e p'jnte., Ter ise Use of the Senate
Passed.
NJ -. . a'l 'eave to offer amemo
anal
Mr.. McMurdo asked leave to offer a
memorial
Mr.. Herbert moved that special COM
mittee Of three, be appointed to examine
the books ane papers of the Reporters.
Mr.. Boatner offered report of the Joint
committee of Revision of the Statues OF
the State
Mr.. King gave notice Of several bills.
Mr.. Kitripge gave notice that he would
at future day offer the following An
Act to incorporate the
Mr. Lacoste gave notice that at fu-
ture day Re VI otti nIfs several bills
Mr. acey ASKED leave 10 withdraw a
certain document.
Mr. Moore gave notice that : .u,l
at future day introdhrh sayera "ills
Mr.. Lawes, bill tn incorporate the Mis-
sissippi and Lafourche Rail Road Gem
pany. Referred
Mr.. Munday introduced an act to au-
thorize the sale Of certain lands. Referred
On motion the Senate adjourned till IL
o'clock to morrow
HOUSE-House met pursuant to udiourn-
ment--the Speaker in The chair
Mr.. B. w. Pierce; of Bien"'''c, offer
meet il the Hall OF the House Of Repres-
entatives on Monday the 2ad inst, for the
purpose of electins u S. Senator for six
years from the 4th of March next. Laih
over for one day.
Mr.. Wemple proposed that the unfinish-
ed business of the last session be taken up
in preference to all other buliness.
Mr. Wemple proposed that the clergy
man Of Baton Rouge be. invited to open the
sessions each morning with prayer. Passed,
Mr. Billiard introduced resolution in
relation to a Central Supreme Court in the
northern part of the State. Lie over.
Mr. Billiard chairman of the committee
appointed at the last session, proposed
resolution in relation to the duties Of the
committee.
A number of the revised statutes, on mo-
ton, were read by their titles.
Mr.. Buiiard, in very lucid speech, ex-
planned the manner in which the commit
tee had performed their duty
Notices of bills, and bills were proposed
by several members of The house.
IT was moved by Mr. Smart, of Sabine,
that the bills of the last session, that re-
ceived the sanction of both branches, but
were prevented from becoming laws Tor
want Of enrolment or other cause. be ia
ken up on esch Tuesday of the session ull-
til disposed Of. Withdrawn.
Moved to print 1000 copies fthe Treas
urer''Ieport in English and 1000 copies in
French. Passed
a similar motion was made and carried
in relation to the report Of the State Engi-
neer.
A resolution was Introduce by Mr.
Faulk, that the House in token of respect
for the late j B. r. Jones. wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days and that
the House adjourn until to morrow at II
o'block.
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Thursday Morning, +: Jan. 1o, 1856
~ Some friend to Juvenile hu.
manitv writes an article for the True
Delta, il defence Of street musicians.
The writer complains Of tax which
has been levied upon them to drive
the honest calling out of existence
He says;
There is no man in this community
who will 60 farther to see all just and
legitimate ordinances enforced than |
will, and none who will more readily
approve of a fair taxation, on every
thing justly liable to taxation; but
when our City Fathers, ID their new
born ze,l to make a Zig tax list, to
pay the interest on the mountain of
debt which has been accumulated by
their own folly, extravaganza and cor
ruption, ascend to tax the few indus
trious street musicians, who earn a
miserable pittance by playing from
house to house for the amusement Of
our children, | think they render their
acts amendable to public censure, and
to the just condemnation of every de-
cent man in the community.
Our immaculate city ordinances
which put to the blush the edicts Of
Scion, and Lycurgus and which for
inaexibility Guido the laws Of the
"Medes,' has a special provision on
this subject reading thus:
Be 1t Ordained, dc. !; That from
and after the PRONUNCIATION Of this or
dinance it shall not be lawful for any
organ player or other intinerant must
clan, to play on any instrument, what
ever, in the streets Of the Town of Ba-
ton Rouge, under penalty of being
fined Ten Dollars Tor each offence
Provided, that in all cases, said organ
player or other intinerant musician
shall have been notified by the Mayor,
or town Constable, not to play on said
organ or other musical instrument, in
the streets Of aforesaid Town.
The argument is, that women-low
women make the music-that they
offend the ear Of modesty, by bawling
in cracked voice, on three fats
Suppose they do, does it not please the
children Certainly it does. One Of
the earliest recollections, and most
pleasant "reminiscences we have, is of
dancing monkey, in plaid breeches
and we mourn to think that our aspi-
rations have mounted us too high, to
look down with patronizing eye on
such exhilerating performances. There
can be no harm in them. And for the
sake Of our Juveniles, we ask the town
council to take council, and abolish
The odious enactment
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-21

A late letter from Paris says that
the declaration of Lord Aberdeen that
it had never been question to sup
port Austria against her Hungarian,
Polish. and Italian provinces, has
given immense satisfaction to certainly
more than one-half of Western Europe
and stands out in bold relief as an act
Of high justice, worthy of the high
position which England has before
taken on this subject.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-21

It is stated the objections to the an.
ne xation Of the Sandwich Islands pro.
coed from the British minister alone
The French Ministers takes no part in
the matter.
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already fallen, and others are hourly
looked for. May we not exclaim for
the man who comes under democrat
dispeasure in the language of the
Great Prince of Denmark, tstrike but
hear me-
TH1Ncs Observation-Disclosures Nor.
ris Of New Hampshire is dead. He
died of a disease of the heart.--
Doctor Fitzpatrick has gone to
France.-Mr. Bennett, American
Consul at Bogota in New Grenada
was fired into by party Of soldiers,
and his servants arm broken. Mr..
Bennett escaped uninjured, and has
forwarded full particulars to Washing
ton.--The residence of John Ha-
ven, Esqr., a merchant Of New York
was destroyed on the 18th inst, and
= three daughters persisted in the
If.as7.--The partial accession of
Mr.. EVERETT to the principles Of the
Know Nothings is announced. He
goes no further than to advocate an
extension Of the period Of naturaliza-
ton, which he regards as the con-
servative ground for the Wing party
to stand on.--In the Southern Con-
vention the other day, Mr. Howard Of
Alabama, made some remarks on the
propriety Of having meeting of the
Convention as early as possible in AL
ALBANIA, and concluded by moving that,
when this Convention adjourn, it ad-
journ to meet at Mobile, Alabama, in
May next.-It is asserted that a
great oversight has been made in the
Reciprocity Treaty, which will render
the labor Of scratching out whole
paragraph of the document.-It is
confidently asserted that the Rev. Dr.
Whitfield has said that "Holloway's
Pills have wonderful effect upon q
disorganized system" This is What
might very well be called Important
if true. An advertisement in the
Christian Spiritualist" of New York
says: "Those Of cur spiritual friends
wishing to enjoy board in family
where they can enjoy their faith Tin
splrits) without fear of offence, can be
accommodated at No. 1877 Spring
street" What has the Prince of
wang dynasty" to say to this =
Of spirits it affords us pleas
ure to be able to say that tho Baton
Rouge Divssson of the Sons is again
united. Such Of four friends who have
strayed off the "bee line of rectitude"
will do well to 60 back now, whilst an
is offered.-Wbat in
The world is more lovely, than a mod
EST lass, just budding like the unblowD
rose into womanhood-beautiful with
'ut being aware of it--honest, simple,
and unadorned. One who
depends more upon feminine graces to
;artivate, than the latest gigyer Of a
,auze bonnet-one who is content to
)e what nature made her, from her
most perf-c ct and exquisite mould
me who had rather glide along like
ylph or a fairy, than stamp along in
leeled boots, like Kentucky boats
nan-DIogenes says the world is bar
en- Of such.--On the 18th inst,
the telegraph is authority it was re-
ported in New York that Mr.. Mason
minister to France Is dead, from a
udden stroke of paralysis.--.The
var at A'glers has not yet termina-
ed---The Delta says: Monsieur
'odard, the celebrated aronaut, yes
erday made another very successful
'alloon ascension from Place Il 'Armes,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-21

10 JONES' has our thanks for
friendly advice. We know full well,
that we sin, by commission, as well as
omission, but where's the mortal man
who does not When we do happen
to lay hold Of a good subject for a
leader, our pen glides smoothly on, to
columns length. 1t is like horse.
back riding we get on an easy pa
Ger and we like to canter off to the
full length Of his stretch it is kind
Of recompence, for having, las we fire.
quently do) to ride hard trotter
over rough road. In noticing cur
rent events, and dishing them up to
suit the palate of our appreciative
readers, we frequently have to dive in
to tough subject that requires more
labor than log-splitting with Ratchet.
This is our apology for transcending
the limit of propriety, when we lay
hold Of a fowery subject. Excuse us
JONES'" and we will sin no more.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-21

EEA fair, which wound up with
dance. was lately held at Medford,
Mass. for the benift Of a grave yard.
The more staid people ofthat place are
greatly shocked to think that shuch a
grave matter should have been turned
into a source ofmerry amusement by
the youngpeople.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-21

FINE BLooDEp STocE. our
planters aware of the fact that there
is now at Cline's Stable, fine lot Of
breeding stock, for sale. Mr.. Robt.
w. Scott Of Kentucky is there, with
such stock Of fine bulls, milk cows,
sheep, and hogs, as has never been
surpassed by any former importation.
Our planters and others would do
well to call and make an investment
whilst they may, as Mr. Scott will on
ly remain here few days.
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Legislative Proceedings.
Monday, Jan. 15, 1856

Aohuuys ouA. IL, low
SENATE.-Seventeen members an
swered to the roll call. Hon. Robt.
G. Wickliff was elected President and
sworn in. The Governors message
vas received through Mr.. Hatch, his
Private Secretary, after it was read
the Senate adjourned.
HousE,-Tbe House met and vas
called to order by the Hon. John NJ.
Sandidge, Speaker, 81 members an-
swered to the call. Mr.. Sandidge
said
'IIe had taken his seat on the or
ganization of the House as a matter of
right. but as there was no law, except
Parliamentary usage, which (contin-
ued him this being the first legisla-
ture under the new Constitution, and
as he did not wish to occupy an equiv
ocal position he wished the house to
take action on the subject.
Mr., Wales having waived his mo-
ton, Mr.. Phillips offered resolution
declaring that Hon. J. NJ. Sandidge
was elected Speaker for two years
that being the usage Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the u. s.
and according to State Constitution of
1912.
The resolution was unanimously
concurred in. Mr.. Davidson offered
a set of resolutions in reference to the
death of the late Lieut.. Gov. of the
State, the Hon. w. w. Farmer-that
a committee be appointed to accompa-
ny his remains from the place of inter
ment in New Orleans to his late res
idence-and that the members of the
House wear the usual bridge of mour-
ming. The resolutions were adopted
and the House adjourned.
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New artificial rock for pairing and
RootSng.-slessrs. Williams Il Poin-
dexter are now located on Convention
street, where they are manufacturing
this new material, which must spccdi-
ly take the place Of clay brick for
paving. A few slabs have been laid
down in front of the principal enter
ance to the Harvey House. The de-
sign Of Messrs. w. Il D. is to sell
State and parish rights to manufacturer
the stone, for which they have a pat
ent. It has all the appearance of
sand stone, and we make no doubt, is
equally durable. See advertisement.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-01-21

Eyr Persons DESTROYS of proving
up their presumption rights to lands
donated 10 the State, should bear in
mind that after the Sth day of March
next, it will be too late to do SO. Ac-
cording to proclamation of the Gov
ernor, 80 days were allowed from the
9Th Of December last, and the Sth of
March will close out the time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS
FOR Erecting the United States Hospital, at
Nickshnrg. Hiss.
TREAsURr DEPARTMENT,


TREAsURr DEPARTMENT
November 4. 1854 (
Dk0f0Sil.S viii be received al this Department until
tha 2iih da7 Of January, 1885, at twelve O'Clock noou
Tor tie construction # the T. 3 Marine Hospital at Vicks-
burg Mss according c the plans anc Specifications pre-
Iaed by Ills DeFcrinenj said proposals to be either for
tbs whoe bdnE, seplrate fer the different kinds Of
work tie Department reserying the right to reject the
proposals hereby invited should the interests Of the Uni
ted States require it, Eghtyse per cent. of the amount
OF tie work doae and materials furnished, according
contract price sad amount be ascertaned by the es
81 Agent Of the department appointed for that
purO5e will be paid from time TO time the work pro-
ceeds and fifteen per cent retained until the completion Of
the contract and the acceptance ci the work. &C. BY the
Agent aforesaid.
Contracts will b. awarded only TO Master builders
mechanics and the assignment thereof except BY the
consent Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, will be for
teiture Of the same.
Every proposal must be accompanied BY written guar
autee signed by two responsible persons Certified to be
SO by the ATTORNEY of the United States or District Judge
for the said Distrct) that the bidder will when required
if his proposals be accepted into contract and
bond with proper aud sufficient securities in the
SIS 600 for the faithful performance CT the whole work
proportional amount for part thereof.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings can be
amined and other information touching the proposed work
can be obtained, application To this Department or al
the Custom House in Vicksbrrg.
The proposals must be sent TO this Department address
ed TO the the Secretary of the Treasury endorsed Pro
posals for Ycksburg Marine Hospital and will be opened
O'Clock r H. on the last day fixed for receiving the
same in the presence Of the bidders if any choose 10 at
tend JAMES GUTHRIE,
nov26if Secretary Il the Treasury.
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FOX poLHEMUS,

&c Br,ga Street. Corner Beaver, Nsw-Ycrk
o. - 81 tts fJl5,UaG henry G"'@3.: ao'"E;
", r. 4Tsgp COTTON SAIL DUCK men, az
n"r1rsrs hard end soft; also az tie Various " -
,s 1tr,,rei At this establishment coaip''9'ns eS
49, rsrie-7 known 10 the trade, Aad cpe-1o ~ '1'
faes. --, NV NJ Drcg- Woodbury. and
,,cTTi XerroI EAtra. fail &sSoTtnieu' U! MAS P''
sbrc. .,-,o,- ,,r7ry7e Is 20 and 60
M" - M DF.,-s hard ana so Ih!9 iA9I!C $40 - :.
- T;zb - Premium al TIE London "ol!a All SS
suT own ol-ls ar. ,,-,ry rr.ir aud tuIils1
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- g. ,- dis icu.s awnings. Sc; sI'-' 'i'st q
80 Tii Ravens HoEard Ravens itgreeE a1 =, noeIlA
IN, TiSt C.,Gr kaveus plain 2 to = men, heavy! 49,
cnTTny SAIL TWTNE--A tuO aSs9rlmop''
TsRpEULIEyS, HAhAoCKSt SLVFfs, &C. h.,v
-S9sR FsI,EIgG--5-1 10 - inca, i'ao" ''i! "'~'''
- 1oyTV 9T-,.T-CotjOa Canvass NJ "'G|is RON Sv
- % n.S ID Il! DuGabers, made eApt7s7! iOi 90
i5 GTe railroad cas-, Is periecty aua l-7rL1He"''
- - .et more enduring than TIE c.! l'S5ti' -,
ffs-srTty,g CANVASS, q, 49, 50 A"d % ''u
,rsi- ~ tyy..lct. II every variety :-,--, S.or,
s.,o aAgGIEG iii every ce'STl2ieh' S S,
2 - Len gynols 81 size n bales q loo' z.o anu
n -5j,Inr strength, utility and ehesPn7''' IL 6
"a meal are g1suTpSssSc. q, .-L Csrrszs & thread
sIso hss.-v Cg.,on Stacking, 40 l1e1 Ns-ltE7'' -
Mar e1d F.ap- heavy twiEed, Do. d. w. 80 ~
- 49,, - vs-wovsr whole ali sizes. ne" and de-~
49, tgb2S 'Jk-lyd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26
STOVES, CASTINGS, TINWARF

STOVES, CASTINGS, TINWARE.
WE respectfully call the attention Of country merchants
w visiting Nashville 10 extensive stock Of TIN
WARE larger than any ever had before. and which
comprises all tue articles that In demand country
s!oreE.
This extensive stock which Is well worthy Of examine
on has been made bv the best wokmen that be found
10 the country, and with the utmost
To cash customers il viii be Sold vita The smallest posi-
bic margin of profit
Cooking StOyes,-Oar stock Of Cooking Stoves both
Of wrought and cast iron is complete and will he sold for
cash low if lower than any other house H. Nashville
who will offer an article Of equal quality.
Heating StOyes.-Ws have greater variety Of pat
terms of Heating Stoves for wood and coal than has been
before offered this market. To prompt sales
will sell for cash at small advance above cost
CaStings,-We have a large stock OF HOiOTwere Cost.
ings of the best and lghtest quality, which will sell
Ct q very low figure.
Also, Dog Irons. Bark Mills Sad Irons.
AS ECONOMY Is THE WAY TO WEALTH.
We again call the attention Of the Ladies to invention
got up expressly for their benefit
THESELF HEATING SMOOTHING IRON.
The advantages consist
ls in Economy; cents worth q! good charcoal fur
nsbes fuel Tor whole days ironing. Hard wood Goals
from common wood IRE The purpose just
a. well for those who hssjn the country.
ID Convenience being Independent OF stove or fur
mace and therefore capable Of beng used IN any part Of
the house yard
3D. Saving of labor and nein avoiding the carrying Of
the iron to and from the IRE.
Sth. Avoiding the discouii0rts Of a he's room.
5th The facilitating neatness-the iron being
sOiied by contact with the tr but always retaining its per-
ect gloss.
9Th Despatch-it involving the saving of all the time
which otherwise lost in exchanging the IRONS and in keep
ing them in proper order inspection OF the lon
will satisfy any that IL decided improvement, and
must come into general use.
Five hundred oth=ss Irons have beeu sold in Nashville
and always approved of, By good Housekeepers.
Our stock very extensive and
will make the interest of families going House
sep6 snow, MACKENZIE CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26

VALUABLE EEAJ. ENihLi -. tHN .I,aaiad .,
excellent aad beautiful f"'L -. - ~ ~
q 80 Wbi,'. EEK Turnpike, Iniies it,tn 'It
~ re res ;he very bostiand-l8e sees cleared
and rados Of soys IONS. sp rno one The fr and
un2sfea- - -, 81 ystsr in Davidson county
GLs5 s PE2yea 2o% int ST seal S6n aSah 'S
NOsus'!,.S a,n,- an e,eyaut and convenient nome
acLss Bl sr wants exactly suited IN me
above 49,. I-,,l Dxallinp, 10 South
hi, tron,iuy 50 feet 90 College street.
ASA lot IN South Nashville, fronting - '''' u
soA lot il South Nashville, fronting 80 'ee' o"
Market street , ,-,;r7 e-,,ntirr 100 feet on
summer s 5soe lot in Edgehed, fronting 'o 'e'
on Bel street. r.a3 ~, r,riyete sale until
ne N december When, if not so disposed o..
vii be sold public Suction r SToerS St cam receive
.urtner information IN regard 70 I9g SPT6N or
Il b. applying either 10 ~, lbs W WORK.
yl5-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26
RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALR!-I offer for ~.
n sale my Farm, lying in District No. e. on Mill 80
Cress, ten miles from the city, Immediately the Nash
rile and Chattanooga Railroad and half mile from An
Iocn Depot The land fronts more than one-iourh of
nile the Railroad. The sell Of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility. About one-hf the tract is
heavily tmbered and marke; for all the wood furnished
by the Railroad. The tract contains sOout $50 acres well
Tatered and the most OF under good cedar fence The
Mil Greek Valley Turnpike is finished 70 within two or
three hundred yards OF the land To any person wishing
of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county,
excellent opportunity is offered. The Improvements
: good and substantial. CuAS. VI. HAYS.
iva i554-eOau
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26

DAVIS & SWAMI,
WI LESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TO- "a. Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE now in store unusually large and select stock
Ii Of Groceries, Liquors Wines 6c all Of this seasons
mporRtons by the most recent arrivals from New 0Tesns
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, among which are
AS hhds New Crop Sugar, Of all grades from ne
dunn to very fne;
Is hhds White Chrystal1ed Sugar;
300 barrels and Is barrels; Molasses;
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
50 bags Old Government Java Coffee:
loo bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
30 bbls best Crushed Sugar, No !:
SO bbis Crushed Sugar second quality;
rs boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
~ tierces Carolina Rice fresh;
20 b5ls No. Aackerel; 5ceroons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 500 bxs assorted Glassware
loo boxes Scotch Herrngs 500 kegs Wheeling Nails all
$50 peEss W h. Cheese; sizes;
loo bees Fox Pearl Starch; 100000 Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepper; leo boxes Melee do;
70 bags Spleej HJ boxes Va. and XIV. To-
tleTee' Dutch Nader; bacco various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock Will be added during the season BY
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg, by which intend making cur stock always large
ard well assorted and invite the attention Of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give our goods and prices
a careful examination, house in the South West will
bold GA; greater inducements than we intend 70 do
DAVIS SWAMI.
p S-We will have regular AEctiOu Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. ID. q =
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26
no uoUSE.KEEPERS.

TO HOUSE.KEEPERS.
OLOTHES Baskets Clothes Hampers, &c;
I J Market Baskets, Tubs Pals, figgins, &C;
Wool, Manila. Jute and GraS Mats;
Coffee Mills, Urns, Roasters and Filterers;
Tea Pots Urus, Daddies and Tea Balls
Rice Boilers, Knife Boxes Knife Washers;
Fine medium and common Table Cutlery,
SilyerPlated Gobets, Walters and Pitchers;
Csndlesticks, Shutters and Trays;
Casters, Spoons and Forks;
Fine medium and common Walters and Trays
Soup TuIeens, Steak Dishes, Chatting do;
Bronzed Iron Hat Racks;
Fire Iron Stands. &c; Fire Dogs;
Umbrella do; Water fllterers;
With many other articles suitable for HOusekeepsTS
inst received and for sale low Tor cash. by
MOVES A. MORRISON Il Co,
House Furnishing Store Square and Deaderick ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26

TOR SALE offer for sale one of the best Farms 10
Davidson county OF the size. Ii contains 100 acres
living on the las, bank Of Stones River miles from
Nashville aud near McWhersvile and one mile above
the mouth OF Stones RVer-goOd spring oi neIeI'iAng
water also tine sulPher spring near the pTei
ses; fftyhve acres cleared approximations story
frame ro9uis good cedar kitchen, crib stables, &C
TEsxs u cssh, balance twelve months credit for iur
deco l. Desdrick ST.