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Napier'S PeniRSuIar War.
LyBR4PT EDTTTOV

W. 7. BERRY& co. have Just received
THE HIST OF THE WAR
IN The PENINSULA
And the South of France ron A. D. 1917 1914
b. Maj n. Sir W. ?. P. Nap err K. c. B., Col 9T,h
Regiment, &c, &C.
- his edition is reprint OF the revised Eug>h edi-
ton recently published, contains an n authors latest
lamentations and justification, pieces with
PIFTY-FIvE MAPS AND PLANS OF BATHS.
There has been also prepared, for this edition, CON-
PLETE INDEX TO the whole work, Tsantng in all other
editions and the following PORTRAITS beautifully en-
graved on steel:
1. NAPIER, (the aathOr) 8. WELLINGTON.
Q. NAPOLEON. 4. sOCLT.
5. JOSEPH BONAPARTE.
"You shOui read Saper volumes Of the war in Portu-
gal He heroic fellow, equal anything in Piutarch
and, along headed clever takes good
aim Def, re he ores "-LSt era Of Ssolney S1,itR
sour English Thucydies the historian Of the Peninsula
War; Wditer SdUO0s LGndOr on 0rtiOgraPAy, Easer,
FEB. 1876
". T. BERRY C CO. have also Just received
HEADLEY's LIFE OF WASHINGTON Illustrated
with 70 elegant large Wood Engravings all from original
designs. vol s mo-
Mr Hsadleys descriptions graphichis history
rect and his summing Of character scarcely BY
comparison ilh similar Tacus."E Y. O6ssrrer
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Fare each way cents. Per sons going and reiu ming
requested provide themselves with change, and to
purchase tickets before getting he cars.
octlO II. l. Anderson, Sup't.
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Chnncery Court at Nashville.

VINVI NV"VI y wv
the Office o. the clerk and Of the chancrry
n Nashville the 23l day Of Sept, 1856 motion Of
complainant by the counsel in the above cuse and 1t
pearng att faction Of the clerk and master that the
said defend ant, Philip GOwen, + residents Of the
Of tennessee and therefore the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served upon m ills the efOre ordered by
the and that publ cation b. made TO- weeks in
succession in the Patriot, paper ubshed in the oy
Nashville requiring the said d-icndant to appear at the
the chancerv court to be holden for the county
Davidson, the court house thereof in the cv OF Nash
VILE the first Monday in November next, and answer
said bill will be taken for confessed 10 them,
and down for hearing exIaIte. Q. u. BNlEN,
l4-W4t FRS fee 50 Clerk and Master.
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FAIR AND CONVENTIONS,

TRAIN will leave the Depot Of the Nashville and Chat
n tanooga Railroad for the Fair Grounds during the
time Of the American and Democratic Conventions ami the
Fair, according to the following schedule:
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.
SWEDISH LEECH S.

PERSONS cautioned to contract against
this establishment l will be responsible for hills
ven without my written order. JOEL DAVIS.
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WHO WANTS A COOKE

HAVE two Of the hest Cooks, Wash and IrOners in
the State without any exception Also several most
ceent house s'rvant, Who with the very best
mendatons they good Sc and have been raised
in good families Also likely Boys and Girls for sale at
WILL. l.. RuYD'S,
octiO No. so On rrv Get
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w n F. A II

/ WANT a few hundred Bushels Of Choice Wheat, for
which viii pay the highest market price, delivered at
my w.re house. s n HOLLINGSWURTH,
oct9 Corner College aud 'hurch street
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The election yesterday resulted in the success Of
Mr.. Swami by majority so large to ensure res
pect for the decision of the people from those
who bad hoped for a different result. The high ex~
element which preceded and accompanied the cleo
ton, led to the commission of acts, by the more
violent of the partisans on both Sides that are
10 De deeply regretted Efforts thai cannot be jls
tilted were made by both to insure triumph, tLe
peace OF the city grievousy violated and blood
split. We hope the past will be warning to the
future
Believing the election OF Mr.. Swami to have been
accomplished by fair expression OF the will Of the
people, and that his majority would have been to-
creased by the preservation of order and the entire
suppression of illegal voting, We rejoice 10 the
suit as the achievement of two important purposes
First, il places beyond reasonable doubt the fact
that Maryl land will cast her vote in the Presidential
election for Mr.. Fillmore. Baltimore will give to
that tried statesman a still more decisive msjority
than that by which Mr. Swami has been elected,
and the confidence the present triumph will difuse
throughout the State, will have an important effect
in awakening the zeal and fixing the decision Of
thousands Of voters. The ascertained potision of
Maryland on the Presidential question will give
strength to Mr.. Fillmore throughout the South, and
insure for him States that have been boldly but IN
justly claimed for Mr.. Buchanan
We also rejoice in the election of Mr. Swami in
connection with the immediate effects to be looked
for from his discharge OF the duties of the Mayoralty
We have the fullest confidence that his administrar
ton of the city affairs will be wise judcious Impair
tial, and high toned, and that when the irritation
connected with the present excited canvass has
subsidized, the good citizens of all parties will &C
quiesce in the popular decision which has placed at
the head of their municipal government, one so full
y possessed both of the ability and the will to per-
form all the duties of the post
We annex the retu rms in such form as to show
the result both with regard to the Mayoralty and
the City Council, with comparative tables by which
the vote yesterday may be contrasted with that OF
previous years.
THE MAYORALTY VOTE.
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UsT received fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches ny Ex
press. For sale by DEM0YELL Ball.
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TIVE undersgn-d would recommend 10 all who have or
chards every exetion % preserve and dry their
fu Il will bear high price durirg the season. He =
nov prepared pay al per bashe for peaed Apples and
" Is nr unpealrd Peaches. D. d. ICkEf,
auR93 No. College street.
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Wss4 We H Id.
DRIED FRUIT.

% ODO BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES APPLES.
ZU,UUO for which the highe-t market price viii be
given IN cash, By DAVIS, PILCHER co.
gepti3
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LOST.

At the Theatre, SATURDAY. night last, SMALL POCK
ErBO0K, CONTAINING between $l2 and 1900, of cash
bills and Any person finding the and leaving
it at Acton Y0unes the Versnhah, this flee shall be
wei pal for their Trouble.
Oct 49, 1876. G. W. THOMPSON.
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Situation Wanted

DY young man as Clerk in a Store as salesman &C.,
ID having bad experience in Mercantile business Best
references given.
Apply az this oEce. oct.I-6l.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

eigbly situated building lot College street, Is Offer
n ed Tor sale reasonable terms. Apply at tie PGfrOt
Once. jy2-R
I'IfE subscribers have opened very handsome
l sortment ofFURNIsHfNG Coos comprising graf
variety Of gloves suspe nders neckes, black and fancy
stOcEs linen csmbFic handkerehies lambs wool and cot
half osr, gents shaW wis and muier, &e &c, all %
which will be cold At fair prices.
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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Ware House Room
ENRR RENrH

TfHE LARGE R0UN Market street just below the
L site Of the Old Nashville Inn known the Agricultural
Manufactory Apply to BENZ. Y. SHIELDS,
octt4 Agent.
ENOR RENT orr LGASE-The large vacant lot
j. front street Immediately in the Of the Manu-
factory, well calculated for a Lumber or Coal yard.
Apply TO BENZ. =. SHI lbs, Agent.
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W T. BERRY d co, have also received
THE MARTINS OF GRO MARTIN, by Charles Lever
THE NANDERER, BY the Author Of The waichman.''
HELEN LINCOLN, BY Carrie Cspron.
THE HTRELING AND THE SLAVE, CHICORA,
and other Poems, by William }. Graysou.
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Dance Miss Mary PartingtOn.
To conclude with the laughabe Farce of
MY Neighbours WIFE.
PRICES OF ADNrSSION-Dress Circle and Psrquette,
75c Upper Circle Soc Colored Box 50c Coored Gallery,
25, Private Boxes Exclusive right 81 : Single seat' do,
81.
~ Doors open at ~ O'Clock, P. NJ; Curtain rises
precsey ats, P NJ.
Il A KEN UP.
DY the subscriber three miles northeast o. Nashville
ID large BAY HORSE about years old shof hree
feet subject stumbes under the saddle The owner
can have hin by paying for this advertisement
Cc14-8t u. II. VAUGN.
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S T.

A CVFCK the Bank Of 7 nnessee payable 10 J. D.
n sptin. dafed October 1856 for 5000 given by D.
Morgan. Payment stopped and the finder will confer
by returning the TO this Office the subscriber
oct4 J. d. SPAIN.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE


I'HE new andight draught stesmerH n
! CRESCENT, W. HOMES. Master, l1yr-nzssssAa
will run regularly in the above tradeszez1f
uring the pres season. commencing the hrst
The Cumberland river She has excellent modatons,
ami point Of speed and safety is unsurp ssed. For
freight or passage apply TO ii. II. HARRISON,
oc8-du BukG Agent
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American Guards. Attention.!

VOU are hereby notified to attend parade, THIS
i TUESDAY. EVENING, OCTOBER ~.
at o'clock the upper end of the Maraet House. for the
purpose Of attending the Barbecue at Shelbyville.
oct5
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P.S-We bare removed store, No. Pub ie
Square, where opening and h ndsome iOck
Of Pail and Winter Goods which invite the attention
OF Merchants generally. tAUglS
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MIR. Ii. III. COOKE,

HAVING taken an interest In business, will not
II hereaf er hold any regular Auction Sales. The style
Of our Arm remains the same.
hAsHyil LE Aug. /, 1885. lRBH MORGAN co.
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Here 1. that Fancr Ror.

kKTANf TO HIRE-k god. hsnsss asS,s % hep 81
w tbs Paper aaa kss store 10 he Ia q yaaa.rs-
ocfG NJ whIfksAN
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AMERICAN AND WING NOMINATIONS
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
or YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW j. DONELSON,
TENNI.ssEF
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR TRE STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, OF Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
FoR THE DISTRICTS.
Let Dist-N. G. TAYLOR, of Carter.
I'd. " MOSES WHITE, of Knox
Sd. REESE BRA BS0N, of Hamilton
4th. " w. P. HICKERSON OF Coffee
9th. " ROBERT HATTON, Of Wilson.
9th. = w. H. WISENER, of Bedford.
7th. {" c. c. GROVE, Of Giles
Sth. J. VI. QUARLES, OF Montgomery.
9Th. " ISAAC r HAWK Ms, of Carroll.
10th. " JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette
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CTOKlGE AND COMM EsSION ROOMS,
- the Public Square. Call at
BENZ. =. SHIELDS,
octl4 No. az Public squire.
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Trunks and YaIises

CNYDER q FkiZZELL are opening come extra
> Sole leather trunks and Vases, which are ofered
cheap at No. 20 Public Square
oet SNYDER 4 FRIZZgLL
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Nav GOOdS!
BAsKErs .RAsKg .BlsKETs.
Catawba Wine

LARGE iot q Sgis w4se Bas4eis, ~ an 49, shape,
Il ans prioss. Eor sale - ?. HAIRS 90,
a-pzs csfner bnoad and front siFrrta.
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Better Late Than Never.

I'HE Celebrated Genuine PAN CAKE, FLAT PRESSED
and LYONS TW list TOBACCO, has just been received
by Lyons Co.. Wholesale Dealers In Havana Cigars. Lii
quors, Tobacco, sc LYONS co.
sep'4 - Cedar siTeea
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Mt WI w isss ; "a rs = ss "a: = .s
prices, ,ssiEh's aadsa. EaPi 7. A necALl-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
The Collision of SATURDAY. Night.

We mentioned in yesterdays Express that
collision occurred last Saturday night between
the Roanoke and schooner called the "Sydney
Minor" Capt. Bowles, loaded with marble. The
accident happened about eight miles from Little
Egg Harbor and the schooner sunk in less than
twenty minutes. A passenger who was on the
steamer informs the Richmond papers that there
were five men on the schooner, one of whom was
vessel some iiiae before, and was on his way
home. When the collision took place. the mate
and one of the sailors were on the deck of the
schooner. the other three being below and asleep.
The mate saved himself by jumping upon the
steamer. which backed off as speedily as posi-
bile; but the man at the helm maintained his po-
sition as long as he could. As soon as Capt.
Bowes frltth conclusion, he sprang TO the deck,
followed ~ Capt Gilderseeve and finding that
his vessel was settling rapidly, jumped into the
water and swain off Capt. Gilderseeve follow
ed his example. but not being good swimmer
soon sank to rise more. The cook. who had
been jammed in the gally, finally succeeded in
getting on the deck, and seeing his pprilous po-
sition, the hrmsman aud himself prepared the
boat. got into H. andhas the schooner settled
pulled off and succeeded in picking up Capt.
Buwes, VIII had then been swimming in the
water several minutes. Having paddles with
them, they nude for the steamer, were taken
on board. and all four arrived at this port in the
Roanoke.
The schooner had on board 1876 tons Of coal
and Is tons of marble, and had left the port of
Philadelphia that morning for Boston.
The Roanoke lost her jibboom and cut water.
but received no other injury.
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Resisting the mem InsDscfiOu Inns


A correspondent of the Southside Democrat.
writing from Hampton, Va, under date of the 9th
inst, says.
Our usualq town was this morning thrown
into state of very great excitement, and sudden
ly assumed a military air
One of our pilots, inspector under the new
laws. more effectuay to prevent the escape of our
slaves in vessels bound for northern ports made
an attempt to board and search vessel loaded in
Alexandria and bound for New York. The cap.
tain put him to defiance and declared that he
would not permit his vessel to be searched, damn
ing and denoancing the laws and the legislature,
and the agents of the law pirates. Tho pilot,
Mr.. Farce, came ashore, and reported the facts as
above, and sought advice as to the course to be
pursued.
Capt, j. B. Cary commander of our fine volun-
teer company, the Guards" rendered de-
tachment ofhs company who left Immediately in
of our fast sailing schooners, and after chase
Of several miles down the Bay,succeeded in over
hauling the obstinate and abusive Capt. and bis
vessel. After some little difficulty they succeeded
in boarding and took possession of the vessel
which was taken by the pilot TO Norfolk. and the
captain and crew were brought here and lodged
in Jail, to await farther section.
Capt. Cary, reported that the vaorous captain
was abusive, even after his arrest, that he had
to threaten to pinion and gag him.
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LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 8.-SENATE.--M Pearce
OF Md reported bill which was passed. to re-
mn the duties on goods and merchandise destroy
ed by fire.
Mr.. SuTner reported bill supplementary to
'hs ae' to limit liabilities of ship owners.
Mr. Mason reported bill making further sat
isiaction for Virginia land warrants.
Mr.. Grier resumed his speech on Kansas af
fairs.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Grer's speech tho
Senate adjourned.
HousE-Pending tho deficiency bill. Mr.. Zol-
iicofer OF Tenn. spoke in reply to Mr.. Smith.
Juslfying his voting for the new American plat
form.
Pending the Deficiency bill many political
speeches were made touching upon many unim
portant subjects. at the conclusion of which the
House adjourned.
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ARRIVALS AT The

Waslin gt0n E1ousc-Suead 81 Clark, props
April g-W II Ruth -; VIM Martin, Tenn; p Robertson
hacksburg W Jones, Bedford; Dews, Campbe Or W >
Adams Leesvie; p l. Dawson Nelson; Griffin, Bedford
Adams, Verdirsyie Orange NJ Wells Alocmarie r
Hunter Campbe; Mr. Fitzgerald lady and child Abingdon T.
Garter, Campbell L Lee, Bedford II I Williams, Adams
Express: W Forbush Richmond Neal Neal, iaze
well Tenn L NJ Allen phin; Chapel Petersburg + q
Booth Holloway PanniL jr Leesvilc; Sweeny camp
bell Wagnar W Wagner, Tazew ell Tenn & shannon
Wythc W Tate PITS ! Floyd. lady and servants, Abing
don Lotrall Tayorsyie; Jordan, Liberty VIM Dawes
Mentgee. Franklni a NJ Lean; New York; II A Edmund
Salem. A RsYly Campbell; Grayson, Wphcville;
Mitchell Bedford; Haywood. Buchanan j Reynolds
Level Green, Va X W Brooks Campbell II heu and lady
MIS- A NJ 0oy Bedford; Coihoun, AHcghany j Hale,
hock6ridgo j Boudurant Bedford; w Porter Porter
Campbell; u II Arnold, Va; W ID Stone Phtti Z Hayden
Buietourt; NJ Harris Bedford Pettgrew, Va g. X,
Al Rogers. Boteourt; NJ Freeman, Va & Tenn K h X
tucker, Bedford X NJ Burks Amherst Dnlake, Va Y L.
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Letker Off SuiciAe.


Cornelius c. McAnliffr, the book seller. who
co,nnlatrd suicide in New York on Saturday. left
letter, in which he thus explains the reason for
ending his life
The reason of my determination is simply
this: that some years ago formed an attachment
unfortunately loving not wisely, but too we'll -
The object ofmy idolatry proved unworthy of
my affections, but this could not alter me. nor
weaken the spell that bound me to her. have
used every exertion in my power to obliterate her
image but in vain. | find, after change of scene,
&c, nothing can effect the purpose, and that it
is altogether out of the question that could ever
love another woman. am indeed desoate! No
home. nor anything resembling it. The four
walls Of bedroom wher retire at night what
is there, then. To toll for! Frut!css. unprodoc-
tive, what good am [ to society and myself
None; am only in somebody's way, therefore
shall retire"
The unfortunate man was highly educated.
and is represented possessing talents of high
order. He had a host of warm friends in New
York, although he was originally from London.
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wore fteFsits foi Aieardgua-4a Administrd-
tion Blast against Uaikeri

ton Blast against Uaiker
The Evening Star-a Washington journal that
is understood to be in the condolences of the Ad-
minlstra'ion. has the following in its issue of
saturday. important To whom it may concern
p" Among the passengers reaching New York
aud New Orleans by the last arrivals at those
ports from San Juan del Norte, were three or
Tour OF W iker's agents. sent over To aid and ex.
pedlte the recruiting for his present expedition
against Costa Rca. They are now of course
deeply engaged in the business in connection
with the parties in this country through whom
most OF his present force were sent to him tot take
the places of his earlier followers, who have al
most TO man, fallen victims TO the climate and,
the hardshps OF his service"
The steamer Osprey and Oriziba, advertised
shortly to sail for San Juan, only advertise to
garry passengers 10 Central America; not for
California. In the present state of Central
America. 1t Is reduced to a certainty that none
will oier except such as propose to join Walk
era army, there being no other inducemen
whatever just now ,or any other class of Ameri-
cans to put foot on tho Ncaraguan lsihmus,
there being no preference Of present connec-
ton from San Juan del Sud with California by
that route.
We hear from New York that extensive prep
arations are being made to send out large ship
nent of tilibusters by these ships Costa RIGA be-
ing country promising more plumber than Nj
caragna, already squeezed as dry as a orange by
the ''illustrous predecessors of these people
Walkers last received proclamation by the by.
declares war equally against the Ncaraguans, as
against the Costa Rlcans,and the people of the
otherCentral American States;thus itself scouting
the bald pretence that his is aught else but
OF American filibusters upon tho Central Ameri-
cans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
Tplegruph betreen North America and EUROPE.

Telegraph bet~een North America and Europe.
Col Talfourd p. Schaffner. photograph noto-
riety, has obtained from the King of Sweden nm
exclusive right 10 construct Il line from some
point in America to Norway, In the right he Is
prohibited from RAINING the line through Nor
way. The concession granted is dependent on
the compnny's subscribing ;he sum necessary
for the undertaking within five years from the
present date. and completing the sab marine
telegraph before the expiration of another period
of five wears The Norwegian Government en-.
cages to construct separate lines of wires on the
telrgraphs of the State. f'r the purpose. Of for
warding the dispatches from America. if 80 de
sired, and on the guarantee If II minimum II.
mount Of receipts.
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II. X PAGE }r.,s,aa.
apl ldScth A \ REID ( trustees
n.,n..,c ..,r or raAn. Inr.. NE-

fRpfS, Nt#=Iir undersigned, on WEDNESDAY, the
pth day of April sa viii offer for sale public auction
New Market Nelson cunuty Va the following property viz
TRACT 81 LAND adjoining the estate upon which ho
resides continuing about 200 Of which about fourth
Is cleared aud the remainder heavily mbarod II adira
bv adapted I" the growth of Tobacco, wheat md Corn.
There are no inpraFo ment5 upon Reaching TO within
few hundred yards of the Canal aud aee the of New
Market where tnre constant and active demand for wood
the timber alone il believed could he made fny the pu
chase money
Also, several Hot SEES AND LOTS In the town of New
Market being at the junction of james and I've River and
fronting each and being he only that
preached by boats whilst the land the richest Of low
These ns offer great Inducements mechanics aud others
srons OF locating in healthy prosperous and accessible vii
paying heavy rents
Also, 10 or II NEGROES, consisting Of men, and
children Among thcm valuable house aud
farm hands These sold for fault whatever and with
great regret
Also, pair ot fine Mulea n number Of SaNnny Marine
sheep selected from the hocks of box paeaon lot of fine
Cattle about 100 cords of Seasoned Woods and other
perIshablc property.
TERMS For y land and HOUSES lots
goahe paper vii endorsed pay able II months day
sale and the remainder three other nynsns bond
and good security being ren.red and the title retained unt
the purchase money is paidp of the bear inter
est The negroes stork, 6e, viii be sold credit of
months Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and Interest
added For all sums under $50 cash viii be required.
l3d&c2awtqh Apl B MCCLEIf4AND