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HENRY =. HERTs JR,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale ID groceries, wines liquors. horse wagon,
store fixtures &c Tuesday January at O'clock
store the southeast OF Twenty fourth Sixth
Henry B. Herts, Jr will sell, above the contents
OF said store comprising large stock Of groceries,
rate horse grocers and harness. together with all
store fixtures and appurenances. Terms cash. By order OF
u e Assignee. =. - =
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A UCTION NOTiCE.-J. BOGART. AUCrIONEER--9Y
IA BCGART, this day, et ION o'clock In the OF
store corner OF Frankfort and William Streets mortgage sale
e entire stock and nxures OF grocery store teas
wrapping paper liquors segars, futures furniture &c
MICHAEL lOnDY
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sDying for a Cocktail

q
Davis has only one fault---he sets too
high value on distilled liquors. This
habit has reduced Davis to seedy trowsers
and generalship. On Monday last Davis
was "dying for cocktail" !" but, as i'll luck
would have it, he had not the necessary
funds to realize his desires. Davis thought
over the matter, and then made rush for
Romond's. He entered the bar-room,
with his hair streaming out behind like o
comet.
"For heavens sake, hand me glass of
liauor-countrymanjust fell down in State
street and Gu. his head open SO that his
life is despaired Of"
The barkeeper flew around and handed
Davis about three gills of first quality
brandy. Davis seized the mug and rush
ed out. He returned in about ten minutes,
and said the man was better, and had
been carried to the hospital. Barkeeper
said. "Glad to hear it,' and felt like a
Samaritan the remainder of the day In
about two hours after this, Davis was ares
ted for singing the Star Spangled Ban
ner," from a dry goods box, in Broad
way. Strange fellow, that Davis! Don't
mean any harm. but will have his cock
tails.
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nined to beat the "oco-focos," at what.
ever sacrifice ofprinciple might be thought
necessary.
For this purpose the universal free
Ion of all mankind" was laid aside by
the Free soiers, and they condescended
to vote for men whom they had denomi-
mated tyrants. m
Besides this formidable array with which
we have to contend, there is small hand
full of Republicans who have seen fit to
wander from the fold OF Know \ othingis
bat they will be, no doubt, brought back
to the flock against next October.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-As this is in all proba-
bility the last article shall ever write
on this subject, beg leave to say to the
Coalition, "'you will find that you have
sold yourselves ornought" but to you is the
promise "you shall be redeemed without
money" NANTHUS.
STAFFORD. May 3lst 1856.
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.Stlck to hum jimmy"

Two brothers from Emerald Isle, a few
years since, purchased a piece of land not
far from the Kennebec and went to work
to clear, it up. After cutting down the
large growth trees and burning over The
underbrush, they proceeded to contrive a
plan to get the fallen trunks together
in pile for the purpose of burning also.
The land lay upon side hill, and they
concluded that if they could roll q large
log, which lay near the summit, and place
it about half way down, they might pile
the rest against it, aid thus secure the ob.
ject. But how were they to prevent it,
when once under way, from rolling to the
bottom, and thus defeating their plan ?
To accomplish this they obtained rope,
and making one end fast to the log, one of
them was to hold on the other end to pre-
vent its going too far while the other was
to start it. Fearing that he might not
he able to prevent the rope from sli ppng
through his fingers, Jimmy, who was the
steersman, tied it to his body 1teai
Start him asy, Phelim," said he after
convincing himself that all was right and
tight. FF $50 -
.Phelim did start him, and as the log
commenced it's progress, the rope caught
in projecting knot. and began rapidly
to wind ap. 1t soon drew poor Jimmy
chuck up. First he went over the log,
and the log went over him, and SO they
continued their circumgyrations and SOM
ersets. Phelim watched their progress
for moment, and then sung out:
"Stick to him, Jimmy faith, you're
a match for hlm any way, you're on the
top half NV the time % -
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teachers all opportunity to impart instruc-
tions. The graded system is found to be
the grand conception the. new era in
iucation.l Shall our larger towns and
cities receive all the advantages Of graded
schools-while the rural population-the
toiling millions-go uneducated?
We recommend to boards of education
the above method of graduation, or its
equivalent. Where district has suffi-
cient funds to employ two teachers, with
separate rooms, then it would not be ne
cessary to divide the classes in the man.
ner as previously recommended. The
great object is to secure good order, and
the un3isturbcd attention of the teacher
to his proper yocation-the cultivation
of the moral and intellectual faculties of
his pupils. Under the present method,
the chief part of the teachers time is oc-
cupied in compromising disturbances in
his School. Instead of being assemble
ges of innocence and virtue, our schools
are scenes of little less than riots and
{insubordination.
The School law of this State, Sec. Is,
has made the following provision for gra-
ding schools: The board shall have pow
er to assign such number of scholars to
the several primary schools as the may
think best, and when such assignment
has been made, shall furnish the teacher
list ofthe scholars so assigned, and the
board shall also have full power to reg
ulate and control admission of scholars to
schools of higher grade, according to
age and attainments.
Three distinct departments arise in the
prosecution of the English coarse of study:
1st The classesi in photography, reading
and writing. ID Arithmetic, higher course
of reading, geography and grammar
Sd. Mathematics. the ralious branches of
natural science, continued course in gram
mar and composition. Improperly belongs
to the central high schools to have ths
control of the third department
Let the boards. of education think seri-
ously upon this subject without a tho
rough system Of. graduation, little hopes
can be entertained that progress will re-
suit from the present mode ofteaehing.
K
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Doutl's department.
For the Spirit Of Democracy.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed of 8 letters:
My 19, /, I, l3, 10, is the bright side of
Immunity, and without which COM
merce would cease to exist, agriculture
would soon be useless, the mechanic
arts would not flourish aud this fair
world of ours would soon become q
vast scene of desolation.
My 16, Is, 6, 8, is one Of the most use
full inventions of the present day.
My /. l3, denotes emotion.
My 10, l5, Q, II, is one of the staple pro-
duets Oflhe country. {@r
My 8, IA, 8, 10, is one of the bodies of
!. the solarsystem whose beams have Of
ten eheered the benighted traveller.
My IL, 5, 8, 8. is an island in the Gre
clan Archipelago.
My 16, 3, I, Is, is the capital of one of
the States of South America.
My I, 3, Ill Is, 10, is the capital of one
ofthe provinces of Austria.
My l /, B. 10, lS, 3, is mountain of
Asia, from which, amid thunder and
lightning, were delivered the ten CON-
mandmenls.
Ny 5, Is, 10, 6. 10. is in common use in
the Catholic Church. sa
My 5, 13, 8, 10, 8, is the most populous
empire on the globe.
My II, 6, 8, l6, IA, Is, are islands in
5. the sea of Celebes
My 8, Is, 10, Is, is one of the United
States, also a city of the same.
Ny IL, 3, Is, I, is one of the States ol
Asia. t,-s.
My II, IA, Is, cle, is one Of the principal
combustib!e minerals.
My Is, ll,3, Is, is the lar gest grand 'di.
vision of the earth.
My I, lS, 10, 3. II, 1s, Is. is the lar
! gest city ON the philippine islands.
My IL, Is, l6, 8, g. 10, is one of tht
most delicious dishes to the epicure.
Ny 5, Is, 10, is an animal that no gooi
farmer is without.
My l, 2, 5, 4, is the name of a city, thu
most beautiful river in the world, !ant
the most aourishing State in th'
Union. za,
Ny II, Is. 10, causes contention and set
ties disputes, should be the most sim
pile, and yet is the most complicated
thing in the conntry-should be th'
cheapest and speediest, yet it is th'
most costly aud tardy thing in GU
political economy. f.
My, IL, u, l3, IA, Is, l6, is the hope o
the country, and the place where al
our youths between five and twenty
one years should go. ssiass
My whole is the pride of every liberia
minded and inteligentman in the State
ssf asasqssf 4. $50 w.
Answer next week. s.s,.e1.4.,
Washington, June End, 1856.
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For the "Spirit." ="
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

am composed of twenty three letters.
Ny l, is, 10, 90, 81, IA, is a town in
Missouri.
My 8, 5, 20. IL, 2, IA, Is, is county in
Ohio
Ny Is, 6, II, I, 6, is city in Italy.
Ny 4. 9. !, Is. II, 2, 10 II, is a city in
Ireland.
Ny 5, 4, 8, 2, IA, 81, 9, 10, is one of the
United States.
My 6. -, %, 81, Il, 6, is. is a city in
Denmark.
Ny l., 6, II, 10, 6, /, is city in Russia.
Ny I, 2, -, 6, IA, is city of Italy.
My 10, 6, 8, Is, I, is city in MassacEu-
settS.
Ny u, la, I, 6, is city in South
America.
Ny IL, Is, IA, Is, rs, %, 81 IA, is a
town in Canada.
My l, 2, 8. 4, 5, 6, I, 8, 8, 10, II, 12,
l3, IA, 10, l6, II, Is, 1s, 20, 81, %, %,
is Americas greatest historian.
Answer neyt vaot
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Answer next week.
For the aSpirit.
TOT lHe 'SpIfIt.
GEOMETRICAL PROBLEM.

"a and B, being 100 yards apart, fire
at the same moment at deer, which is SC
situated that the lines described by the
balls, form, at the deer, right angle
They then commence walking towards
each other with equal rapidity, and when
A reaches the point at which line drawn
from him to the deer, is at right angles
with his track, B is 20 yards distant.
How far was each from the deer at the
moment of iring?" ~ @
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For the spirit.
ARITHMETICAL PROBLEM.

A has circular garden 40 yards in
diameter, and wishes to enclose it with
ditch that shall occupy one fifth of the
garden: How wide must he dig the ditcLl
and how deep, that the earth taken there
from, ma eoEes-the reaaiaae1-ef-.Ae-ga
den one foot deep? D.
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ey-"Sonny, dear" said fond mother,
"yon have dirty face" Il can't help
it, marin, Fathers Black Republi.
can"
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mrrrs. ss t..TRlH. Gsas'
s;w0opsFIELp, ONO. June II. 1856.
- For the Spirit Of Democ'
THE OpPOSITI0N.

/ III ii UffUDIliUN.'S '''
Mr.. EpIToR:- Having never written
Js an article upon the subject Of politics. !
feel somewhat backward about commene-
irr: sIbut,s ,sbelisxing that "nly time has
vsrilv come,n Imast ask your indulgence
: little while, and as this is my hrst, |
mus. must also ask you to excuse any weakness s:s
which l may exhibit in this communlca-
tions % sa ps
have never taken an active part in
the uolitics Of our. country, for the simple
reason that have never, heretofore, been
fully decided upon this subject;
81 have always been heartily opposed to
slavery in all its forms; and was, Ibelieve'
at heart, treesoiler; but since the coaii-
ton of that party with the Native Amer
ican,' party. / have been fully decided
that / cannot be one of its members. 1t
IS impossible for me to belong to any par
tY which can stoop SO low as to sell its
principlesfor, political capital. Now. that thai;
ths: sslf-styleds "Republicanp party has
done this, shallstry to prove before am
done. & Z ss s
But the object Of this article is not to
define my polltical positioh' las ''''. s''''
be of no anomentto any one-oul 70 uen''s
the position 9 nn' q those nos VINO are oPt'ys'u
g thc Lenaocra''e Z le'fsy :" 'Ae ~ >
place VINO are 'hey: y,
- s mere ere afe '1'eo' l'a''.s
wlue'y s'lael'ag N she' ps''..r
cennlpeaI e. Ior, Tue fufl'osS !, MA -.
upon tne'r common s'sp'' y '''e ',-'S1'
party
g fsrss. ssst. .-sih hefe 's the oou'ae'" 49,
Ncthiug party,-s'rons !" rs a'.oe'e
Of the propagae1lo,nlaha ,a eA'e"s'oh . s'.. :.
ry;sapd opposeq 90 Inc p'eseis A' ~ :
zataon laws. s 5ss
iSecona.-- Inc Nore''era n. = p''
t5 t5-oPPossa % thc eA'ehs'o'' s'e y s'"'e.
ana also oi'pOsea y '''e p.sseA. :
satson aws'
~ ere; 'le 1ssf,so.se '''.
posed 70 Inc extension q s'aNe.s' anu -
favor oi tue 'o'ai aeon''0n q '"e sae
and also IN tap0f ol lne present i'o'''s :"
reSefd 70 foreisii eia' Anu 'ne'e
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ID. 9. weller

OOO KEGS of VIM. G, Stockton a Cos brand of PURE
NOO WHITE LEAD, fun weight. and very white.
For sale by CHURCH ANDERSON.
WANTED, FLANSEED. For which the high
est market price will be paid In Cash ian9-u =
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
19Na9au Street, NEw YORK,
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

A l. A M A Y ID Il Il A T =,
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more fire -
w than any Berrngs Safes in use, ard sold al - A
the same prices. Also, Iron Sh utters, sash = M
and Doors for Bank vaults and 2EaED
stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined ReErig.
erafOrS all warranted gooOd cheap as any the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 4th street
phia Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks aud
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. C.
LLARD authorized to receive ORDERS and make sales Of
the above my@1y
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No. 4s nev St. New York.

CMTTES sELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.--rhe only premium awarued by the Amer
can Institute at their late Fair the Crystal Palace for
sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS TO ?. y. SMITH, MAnuiAc-
turer, No. IS Dey St, New York.
Merchants will hnd greatly 20 their advantage 10 call
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of these very
fashionable articles for the neck Great Inducements will be
offered Jobbers from Western and Southern cities.
Reference be had TO nearly al Of the hrscass Job
hing Houses Of New York City. JAM
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Spring Eevers.

UNHE GREFENIERG HEALTH BETTERs are prepared
NOm numb~r q The most par ying, inVgoFstiug Nd
ang To3ts barss herbs and sints selected mostly oD
The trTiA MrdicA % AmefcA They are powerful tenc
they give rengih the sysen and enstie 70 throw on
The tatonsl tendency disease They have all the
effects Of oa vi Aout causing any 81 Effects
Pftcc 29 -ents per package.
foS sAle by pruggss throughout the State, ard by
ALEX. MArKENZtE, .s
marehs ~ colegr sFret
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New York Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS,

Wholesale and Retail Millinery and Straw Goods
Warehouse, 564 Broadway, New York
MRS s. IN Europe for the express purpose OF
1 lecng novelties Cor the Spring Trade, which will arrive
and be dy for inspection about the hTst OF March,
southern and Western Merchants and Mners respect
fully invited 70 call mine the before purchasing
elsewhere Pattern Bonnes always hand aud sent by
express to any address. feb9-3m
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FINHE GREEN MOUNTAIN oINMENT was used ny the In.
disns, when this country a:Si discovered, and by
them consid red "the best gt Of the Great Spirit 10 his
red children" Il is the best application for nhammaory
comnlsnts, such Rheumatism, Eyspeas, various snee
lions Of the throat and glands eruptons bruises burns
Il all kinds Sc Price PEI box, 25 cents. For sale BY
all Druggists, aud BY ALEX. MACKENZIE,
mArchS Agent for the III sf-Iberg Co
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SWeet Orauges,
John s. BRIEN.

n BARRELS Of the best tiA has been Ia The market
m.rl Ja.Ao. RnBERrsOS.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
REM VAL.
NHTE have removed entire stock Of Wood and Willow
w Ware tn No. I20 Second street, door above Vine
opposite Kings HoIeI,
st. Louis, NO.
S. CUPPLES CO.,
MANUFACTURES Wholesale DEALERS ~
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
BROoMs, BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLACKING,
HEMP, MANILA, JUrE CorToS CoRDAGE AND TwNEs,
OF ALL KINDS.
Wrapping Paper Selves Curry Combs Cards and Hames
DEING engaged extensively in manufacturing than
DAny other house in line in the West can and will
sell lower than any other house Jous and if you viii
call before purchasing either in Chicago Cincinnati
you viii find at prices will average lower than eli her
Of the two places. We call particular attention
stock Of
TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES, WELL BUCKETS
and Iron bound Kegs from to gallons and Brushes
Of all kinds and all kinds Of Willow Wagons Cradles Cabs
Hampers Clothes and Market Baskets every descrpt
Of Fancy Work and Travelling Baskets Cedar Tubs Churns
in Boxes Cans and Buckets all Of St Louis manufacture
except the two last which bring direct from the
facturers.
We also Agents for PIERCE cos Mwaukee Matches
which selling Factory Prices freight ade d. We
also MANUFACTURING the large Steamboat and Stable
Brooms, and hrst Imitation Shaker Brooms Broom
Handles and Twine always on hand. feb4-d3m
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TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

ToALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
hf HEREAs, John Chratwooa, 81 the eourty Of Bedford
w In the State - NEinz died. seized and possessed
tact o. LAND which he rsde the time q hs death
aa ov his last w and ttsmrnt Which q record in the
CLERKS once o The Aforesaid county of Bedford bequeAhpd
the sad u ei Of land 20 his uspAe~ james Frreon fchdle
too, VI &c rt,dcncr UntnoWp 20 me- ard from he bes
nionmsuon. am luduef 20 believe thar ~ moved
years ago from ne state q Virginia 20 The of rrhnes
see AN desifous hat he Or he heirs aay, han obtHn
the orego NJ uiouna and take psron 4 the proper
". Any Communication addressed 20 tkr undrrsgncd and
directed = IL HcAblTg, Va WiIi be attended =
HIRAM HE ATWOOD, Fnr
narchl hl1-iIa " John Oh alaaod. dte'a.
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HEAP GAS LIGHT

CHEAP GAS LIGHT.
VNHE BFNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
10 furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for Manufsc
tories Stores Dwelling Houses, Steamboats, Railroad Sta
&C. These Machines warranted TO give sStSfac
ton. 1hey manufactured under S. T. McDougaPs Pat
and the only that will operate well In cold
weather The Light produc is half cheaper than Coal
Ga and less than the commonest Tallow Candies They
easily managed and free from danger and the prices 25
cent less than any other machines made. The Compa
ny ale and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addressed 70
ST. McDOUGALL, Agent for the Company,
nov2O-6m 32I broadway. New Ork.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, TUESDAY. APR
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WOOD AND WILLOW WAR;

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency ofW g. sWYM
hER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

THE New for Ms hCve recently opened er Depot AZ
the old stAnd u ths Port Royal Mia Depot No toutA
College street., where thsy wi keep constantly hand
large supply q me Flour pat up expressly for famay
sio, gooa iOi u Unboted osT buckN heat flouT Meal
Bran. g. Ars
These Nile have l6ng been knewn Ia this uommuufy
arnhng hs best feuF hat broa h % this msFteg and
u oniy Requires trai % satsy al sho want good touF
that ief their Interest buy % Ts sttentisn BA
ssTs s p4rtiSa.Hfiy eiFscted ~ this.
I4GlT QUICK co.
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Dropping Buds.

We best REMEDY Tor scN babirS ard Tor al INC dseAses
Of children, from one hour to ave years old, Is
THE CHILDHEN'S PANACEA,
Of the GTrfenberg Company.
FOR svers teeihinr, darTha, rickes eel worms &c
u the best medic knoSn In The GTHienherg Al
mAnSe, that is given gratis yoG will hni list o nume'
Phy hrou the Union, who have used their
practice. Where there yoang children and has been
used once, parent viii to be without il 10 thsT
house. Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by al Druggist, aud by ALEX. MACKfNZIE.
mas II College street
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE HIGH PRICES or
L SUGAR, or wholesale prices hereafter ,hsi ee, for
eoumoa cAsdy "a cents and iog congen hssSs, IN es
D.r Dound GAO GEEIa.
#..s MEsSEL THOMPSON,
LON0HuAST Co,
nsTS-ain }. g. 6. kObLA1sos.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
[oaios Ne so Cherry street. Up Stairs
NASHVILLE, Team,
IIAvISG resumed the practice Of the Law. vii dsTots
II himself exclusively 70 he dates u he Prossioa.
jARiS-ly
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: ~ EIcHoL- J. y GEskN- D. H. EAfLEf.
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcers,

w hOACeftAC
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 45 and 81 College ST., Near Broad,
NASBvILLE. TENN.
Asp bEALEEs -
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, BessvGx, Grain, &e., &C.
DY LATE ARRIVALS TRON YEw ORLEANs ou
ID stock q GrucsTies Il Ia pzTt ossgplsi. and
prepared % oder indaerent CITY and Coautry DuAs1
whs nay fsyor ~ cal. Ne store and 70 ar.
rive, the ooEins 6oo4s Uhich Su sei % i0r Casa.
ise hbis Pair y Cheies New e. boEss PSckeh,
Orleans sgsAz, 81 DO Glassware.
30 barrels Molasses, ~ do Yeast Powders,
rs De- co, eases X. MasiAFd,
IS karrrh Syrup. 70 tags spec
l30 bags H Carce. 10 d Pepper,
- barrels Maeksrsl DO 6inssr,
IS y d. a., 100 bxnsiohns. ssso tsd sites,
Is Kiu d. Tee NJ Caps
900 kegs Nsiis nscrte8 sses 50 boxes STAR C3adlea
rs bikes ~ X. Raisihsi 10 eases AatsAes,
ieo soasn Painted Baexs So chests rsAs E4Is brAnas
80 Meats Do Tubs, 10 tbs Aimends
80 dassn Los1sa Portsr. liso druas FFssA FlEs,
So 0oe Cigars. Vari1as braEisl s. 6oxes Herring.
Tegelksr wih every article esaaly ksp Il eur ire
NlCh0L. GeEES BAILEY
~ We aso have N store, sa eoaagnnsns 30 bAss
aas sAa. EseseEy asds sAeh sil ga sssy chs -.
J. Letter and Cap Paper.
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In Chancery at waverly. Tennessee.

v r. Forsee and wife rs- JsEss Luton and NJ. NJ
Massey, Exr q Henry Lnton deed e a. nciu Original
ding eli the heirs Of Sm Jones and Heary La- BIZ.
ton, drc'd. -
nN m0On supported bT AbdAY OF the complainant, and
" appearing the satsa- ion % the Gers and Master
defendants Thomzs Price aud wife EEabsth,
residents Of the q Tennessee, and consequently
beyond tie rach a the Ornay - this court. k 10
therefore ordered tka publications be made FOR four
I've weeks In the Nashville Fasrf ueEsT aper Published
Ia The city % Nashville, lean requiring ~ said Thomas
and Elisabeth Price, q appear before ne Chancellor u
Court Of Chancsry the hereof be held for
the county o Humphreys TIE Court Houss u thu %
W4Very The hrst Monday iD April and plead
drmur " comEsiuaLts bl Or tar ui Be -
kn for confessed ard 81 frr hearing - pGts 10 then-
HtfHss David OEsn Cierk Master Of sAi1 court
AZ ofhoe, the lst Monday March, 1855
nArchIe-sfl DIR OWN. GAM
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DURE EiONONGAHELA ~ IEISKY-S bels
OF the above, ust received Of prime quai " Sold TO
us for six years old. 10. c. BROWN
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE partnership between the undersigned in the
and style y. " seabury o., dissolved by
the 3st Either Of Us will attend 10 the
settling up OF the business Of the late firm.
J. NJ. SEABURY,
4. s. PEACH.
ian2-tf TT SEABURH.