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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

A CARD FROM Hon. WIN. H. SNEED.-Finding
my name, without action on my part, by the pro-
ceedings Of public meeting of the citizens of
Knoxville, in such connection with a high public
manifestation Of respect, voluntarily rendered to
Hon. Edward Everett, as to place me in q position
Of antagOnism with my recorded action as a
representative of the people, | some weeks ago
respectfully dscaimed any participation in the act
referred to, and assigned without comment, my
reason for dissenting from it. That reason was
the endorsement by Mr. Everett of the general
course of Sumner, and most especial laudatiOn of
Summers infamous speech, which brought down
upon him the just infliction from the chivarous and
lamented Brooks. | very soon noticed that the
Black Republican papers of Massachusetts and
elsewhere expressed the opinion that / was mis-
taken. Still Mr.. Everett was silent, and reluctant
to obtrude myself upon the public and chiefly be-
cause totally Indifferent as to what abolitonists
say about me, entertaining, 1 do, the EXTREMIST
contempt which an ardent temperament can concen-
trate, Tor the whole tribe-their apologists and
defenders, l remained silent. | see now that
Southern papers express the opinion that | was
mistaken, and paper at my own home expresses
the same opinion, and eulogises Mr.. Everett.
Here is the act and words of Mr. Everett:
Being DESTROYS of expressing TO Hon. Charles
Sumner in some permanent and appropriate form,
our admiration of his spotless public and private
character, our lively gratitude for his dauntless
courage in the defence of freedom the floor of
CotiSiCoS anu CSpSSlAlly ub4udAlueu dppTODb-
ton of his speech in behalf of free Kansas deliver
ed in the Senate on the 10Th of May last-a speech
characterized by comprehensive knowledge of the
subject, by logical acuteness, and Spartan intrepid
ity in its chastsement of iniquiy for which he has
nigh lost his life, at the brutal and cowardy hands
of a creature for which, thanks 10 the rarity Of
their appearance. the English tongue has as yet
appropriate name; we deem it alike privilege and
an honor to participate in offering him some suit
able token of sentiments-for this purpose
we subscribe the several sums set opposite our
names"
This document was signed by Hon. Edward
Everett and many others published in the papers
of the day never TO this day denied by Mr. Ever
EFT far as l know, and may be found in Littls's
Lining Age second series, No. 637, p. 376, in an
article copied from the :. Examiner" of June Dist
On another occasion, preliminary to his Lecture on
Washington, to repeat which he invited here
aud other parts of the South, he expressed seni
ments equally as obnoxious, extract of which
may be found at page 375, Of the same work, an
ticle taken from the - Economist" of June 2lst.
Others may approve these sentiments-I do not.
Respectfully,
W H SNFED
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

Bsy~ Anew invention for the light of apartments
deficient might consists of frame containing glass;
ground on side and polished on the other. This
frame, when set before the window, at an angle Of
forty-fye degrees. defects the light falling on its
surface, rendering the room as light as ordinary
rooms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
soxE OF TEE sloxERs OF THE MxmoR1AL.-I

SOME OF TIE SIaNERs OF THE MEMoRIAL-The
New Haven Register says:
'Among the singers who demonstrated with Pres
ident Buchanan against the observance of his oath
to see that the laws faithfully executed are the
names of persons who contributed sir of the TWEEN
ty-seven rifles given at the famous North Church
meeting in 1856 to shoot border rufians.' 1t was
on that memorable occasion that Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher told the New Haven Kansas Company that
lit was a shame to shoot at man and not hit him =
These worthless seem to have changed their tactics
of late Remembering that those who take the
sword very apt to die by the sword they have
wisely dropped the border rufhans,' and taken to
praying for the President safer and, we trust,
more fructifying occupation" ............
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
A HAPPY PEOPLE.

By provision in the Arkansas constitution the
establishment of Banks is prohibited in that State
The Little Rock Democrat, rejOices the fact ard
says that the citizens of that State are only troubled
by the worthless rag currency from Tennessee,
the CarOlinss, Georgia and Kentucky" Such
Stale must necessarily prosper. Arkansas currency
always commands premium.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

BSg- An exchange says, " The Physicians in the
House Of Correction, at Lawrence, Mass, reports it
almost impossible to treat deirium suscess
fully now in conse luence of the utter proslration
of the nervous system of drunkards by the strych-
nine generally used in the manufacture of various
liquors"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
Dickson County Curcuit COurt-Sept. Rules
1857,

George Ann Riil, vs. Geo W Hi-Pstition for Divorce.
appearing from the petition in this cause that the de-
PENDANT, Geo Hill, resident Of the State of
Tennessee and beyond the CT the process Of this
court it is therefore ordered that publication be made
three successive weeks in the Nashville Union and
newspaper published in the city of Nashville, requiring
him TO appear before the Judge Ofhe circuit held
for the county OF DcksOn in The Stale Of Tennessee the
court house In the Charlotte the 4h Monday
October next then and there TO pead demHr n
oompainant's petition, the will be taken Tor
fessed and set for hearing ex.paIte.
pt25-W3t prs fee 50 so. RUBT McNEILLY, Q d m.
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Es5@ The planters, merchants ETC., of Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama, desising 10 have accom-
modauOns and comforts for themselves and families
near their homes without resorting tn Northern wa
tering places for relaxation are now erecting at East
Pascagoula, the best point on the Gulf coast, a
spacious and magnificent hotel, espable of accom-
modating 500 persons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

Lying in the County Of Warren, immediately on the
Stage Road leading from AaEJrees6oro TO
MeHiHHUiILe, 9 miles from the latter
place. and soithia miles Of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust TO executed By Maria II.
ID Nebbett, which Is Of record in the REGISTERS once Of
Davidson County in Book No. "a pages 4e2 and4s3 will
sell the Court gate in Nashville Saturday. %
day Of October 1857 at auction to the highest bidder oi
eash the property therein described being House and
tie side OF Cherry street, said Lot fronting seventy
and half feet said street, Running
College street The House said lot Is a comfortable
brick dwelling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

THE undersigned is longer candidate for Alderman,
i sept IS SAM. RIDDLE SERGBR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

pursuance ofan order of the ehancsy OF Kick.
county, made the July term, case Of
James Rodgers, administrator Of Agnis Lewis al VS.
Buana Jon'sI will, Oh tle premises, Fdday the Both
day Of October sell to the hghes bidder the following de-
scribed tract of land toWi Lying the waters Cane
creek in the 10th civil districts bounded norh the lands Of
May6ed and Cochran, by the lands Jesse whitwe
south by the lands OF VIM Hughes and by the lands
OF K CAmRbell. Number Of acres unknown I Two hun
dred and fifty dollars cash will be required The remainder
credit Of u months notes with good securities
CURED, bearing Interest from dale. Said land sold for
pay meHts of deots, dc.
sept 25-E3E pr ie 81 ID Easily, an.
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WHITE BLOFF DICKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
THIS Subrbsr has opeCed Hotel this place and is
Z prepared 10 accommodate the travelling community
in tae best manner White Bluff situated on the Char
otte Turrpke 2S miles from Nashville and 10 from Char
ctte and IS very desirable Stopping point for tho.e pass
ipG 30 and from Nashville. Sole ting share Of The pub
lie patronage The eubs,rbe assures that all his best eff
torts shah BE- dirscted % please
EsF asa@Fsa AZ. EIeKs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

Such are some of the difficulties Of obtaining
medical education in the United States. Or rather,
they difficulties in the way of hospital practice
after an education is obtained. 1t will not be oflOng
Duration Such professionGE men will be superseded
by more moral and respectable ones, and more lib
eral minds will have charge Of public hospitals"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
In the County Court of Hickman County,
Tenn, september Term, 1857.
Wiley Horton ct al Jas Horton, tal-PeiiIion to sell

HBREAS If has been made to appear to the satisfaction
w of the court that defendants, Ei Chapp4 aid Wife,
Ands, RobeTG Cbappel Andrew Wilson and wife, MaTiah
Iameron and wi:e Sarah, redens ofthe Stste
OF Tennessee, that the process of the Law
served them is therefore ordered by
publca ion be made IL the Union and American, newspa-
published in the CT Of Nashville for three ssve
weeks, notifying said defendants 10 appear the November
term OF said court 1857 at the house in the
Cenuevie the LIST MOnday November and Mead
answer demur TO cOmplanants petition,
be taken for confessed TO and hearing
paTte. sept l5-T3t prize 81 d EASILY, c & m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

THE ABLE CAsE-BAIL NOT GRANTED.-John
Able was yesterday taken before Judge Humphreys,
at Raleigh, a writ of habsas corpus asking to be
admitted to bail After hearing the testimony in
the csse the Judge declined to grant the application
and Able was remanded back to jail.-Aemphis Ap-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
SONhETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,


NOS. 81 q 81 MARKET street,
RE happy to inform their old friends public gen
orally thai they have made large add thsir Ma
chine shop and Foundry, and have double facilities
rendering satisfaction 70 all who may favor hem with call
Is cur Intention as hersofFe. 10 keep ourselves we'll
sEpplsd with every description Of steam Engines, Boilers
Mil Machinery, >bafng, Alec, all sinds Of FOR
Flour Mills, Steamboats, saw Mills Tobacco Factories,
Banks and Jais done al the shortest notice ami lowest cash
prices Ellis q MOOR
Nos 81 & q Market south OF Broad Street. Sashvie Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
NEW SURGICAL wORK.

W.T.. BERRY & co. have Just receive 4 A COLLECTION
OF REMARKABLE CASES IN SURGERY. Selected and
arranged from American ard Foreign Journals By
Prof. PAUL ?. BYE,
Royal octave s5s 50
In this volume presented, IN 4 ca steal fo-n the
history, the treatment, and the results than eeR
hundred exhibiting every variety OF injury and many
ofthe Of anomalous disease with which the surgeon
would be likely meet Many Of the here recorded
have occurred at intervals long distant in dFsrens
tries, and under different Hence this volume
obviates the necessity OF laborOus reference 10 the
sxbAusess series Of volumes Of the various Journals By
the practitioner who Is seeing tho exueenes Of others
In unusual and he may here readily ind examples
for which weuld the in vain. He 10
furnished 10 fine with Rncyelapedia OF Praetea Sur
gerry which, aer having examined 6 Is thought he
would be willing TO dsPerss with han with his
dictionary. ssptl6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
FOR SALE.

THE Foundry, Engine, Machinery, Patterns, &c, SC,
belonging TO the FULTON FOUNDRY, now used by
Mari Cooke. This Foundry h located the business
portion Of the City OF Hickman and has eVerythlrg
for Immediate while the coutEy around rapidly
improving. No better location be found for
desirous engage in this busDes. Terms reasonable
Apply lsept- l,-dlW&wlml A. s. WATSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
GRAND LODGE OF TENNESSEE,

FINH6 next annual meeting of the GRAND LODGE or
L TENNESSEE will commence the First Monday in
October being the 5h Of the month"; and the Repesen
aves OF Subordinate Lodges requested be puncua
in their attendance.
% Public Address will be delivered by Rev. Al
BAIRD Of winchester day during the session. Repre-
pear in public procession, CHARLES A. FULLER,
l6-eo3t ~ 6WQt Grand Saoxat,p,
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DR GUM having recovered from his late severe
II Illness be able TO attend the duties Of his proes
sion, will be plea ed 10 his friends and all those who
may require his professional services Once No Church
Street. Sent l2-2R.
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

TyBB next annual Communication Of the GRAND ROYAL
i ARCH CHAPTER OF TBNN ESSRE, will convene in
the city of Nashville the second MONDAY in October next
being the 18th day of the month The ocers OF the Grand
Chapter and the Representatives nj Subordinate Chapters
are requested TO be puneual in their abundance
CHARLES A. FULLER
sept. Is Grand Secreta1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

Ba- The Washington letter writer's state that
our old friend Purser j. G. Harris, o. s. n, is to
be appointed Chief of the Bureau of Provisions and
Clothing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
Negro for sale.

PY virtue Of decree Of the county Of Davidson
ID county, rendered at the September term, 1857 In tn
Ella NJ Harris BY her next friend and gsrdiau Isaac
Paul. eIparte, will offer for sale Saturday, October
next the Publi square, and in he house
yard in Nashville, Negro Man named MAGB, aged about
25 years edit OF four TOnths gill be given and note
PAYABLE in Bank with Two good endOrseFs rtQuired.
.en 81. Is57-nr1. fee IS CHEATHAM @ & n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25
lfOss-Side.

W. T. BERRY CO., have Iusl received MOSS sIp1,
BY Marion Hsrand, author Of 'AlOns" and The Hidden
Path
NothiL need be said awaken interest in new book
BY this charming auhores FOryeveu thousand copies Of
her Alone and Hidden Path been sold by her
American Publishers, and the demand is
ard regular Tn Europe they have met with
greer other American uthOrsss has yes
been honOred by republication in the Lepse edition o.
standard American authors Those who have the ad
vance sheets MOSSGDE unite in the opinion that it 10
superior both MaOa Harsnd's prOducons IN
interest," style and POpusra It fun OF incidents Of
exciting nature while the plot Is better and more sysema
ealy arranged
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Lost.

T AND Warrant No 17ls, dated 18th March, 1881. is.
IL sued to Alfred " Fleming. 1t was mailed to me in
December 1855, at West Grove DsTs county, Iowa. and
never has TO hand. / forewarn ali persons fror
using the same, am the rghtul owner and shall
ply to the Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of
said warrant. W. 8, BAIRD,
CornsrsviLa. Giles county Tenn. Aug 5. 81. wst
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sept. Is
DENTAL NOTICE.

The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters, will meet the day as sbOve att o..
clock, P. NJ. CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand Sec'y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

THE ONE SECURES THE OTHER.-The New York
Tribune in notice of the recent letter of Gen.
Walker upon he subject Of introducing African sla
very into Nicaragua, says:
1" But Walker wants money from the South and
dupes from the North, and will probably secure
both"
If he can manage to get the "money from the
South" it is certain that he can have as many as
he plesses of dupes from the NOrth."-ChGT!cs,OH,
Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

BsS- The tallest man IN the Unird Ststes stuv
as Georgian, standing feet 81 inehss
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r. c. M'NAIRY 3 CO.,

RE receiving and opening daily their Fall and Winter
n Stock Of Goods and by the 9Sth they will be able
exhibit the largest and mos, desirable stock they have
had the pleasure Of Offering their friends and the
public, respectfully nvie examination Off. In
OIL CLOTHS, CARP ETINGS, HOUSE FUR
NISHING, AND PLANTATION GOODS,
We do ntend to be exeslled. We shall keep de-
partm ents very full and we'll telsctsd. Call at
nspt 20 K. c. McNAIRY & cos.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
Pianos FoItes Melode0ns Church and Parlor Organs
Guitars. Vions Violinesos, AeeordeoDs FIntes FIsgo
lets Fes Drums, TambouTnes BanJos and the
mu.esI me rehsnt line large select catalogue OF
Sheet Music Music Boots and Instructors Of All kind,
Orders from the country meet with prompt attenti
Panos tuned Acoordeons ID ali other repair
ed. No 90 Union Street, ioor from College sept %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

B1- The latest intelligence from Washington
states that the Hon. Thos. 81. Benton continued to
improve and is now considered past danger.
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state Of Tennessee, COmpsrOIIer's Ofice,

State of Tennessee, ComptroIler's Office,
NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1851.
Hls to certify, that the Quaker City Insurance Com
Pany, located at Philadelphia in the State Of PsnnsyE
Ve1a has complied with al the requirements pass
Ga o the GeDeia Assembly OF the State OF Tennessee
March 1855 entitled An Act regulate the agencies
Insurance. Companies not Incorporated BY the Stae Ten
nessee and that Joseph NASH Is the legally authorized
agent OF said Company in the town Nsshvie STATE Of
ASanhessee' J. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
ne subscriber will issue Pre and Marine Policies in the
ABOVE excellent Company, on eqitsble terms
JOSEPH NASH,
sePt. lo-5W No. IS. College Street.
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FATI. 9TOCK-

NEW FALL STOCK.
HAvR JUS resolved ny new Stock Of BOOTS AND
sBoks for ths Fall and Winter Trade. The following
comprises few Of the leading articles
Ladies thuk and thin sols Kid Bootss;
I" g - Ruskina,
g g Lasting Caters with aud without heels;
:. White KID aaa sa.sn Slippers,
Bmbra Bionzed Sippea;
Plain Lasting and Kid Slippers;
a SC Thick and thin sole LASTING BusKins;
Kng. Kid Bootess Congress Caters and Buskins;
& Goat sewsd and peggsd Bootees;
Gum Over Shoe. sandals and Buffalo Over Soes
For Misses and Children
Misses Kid and Morocco Bootess, with and without Heels
Goat Bootsss, zith and without Heels;
Calf Bootees, &c.
Chidren's Shoes ever variety with and without Heels,
For Gents, Boys and
Mems, Boys, and YOarh Assry CAR Boots;
0xferd's, sewed and peggedj
Kip do;
Mems, Boys, and YOUTHS BrOgans,
sKlp and Calf Bootss
Woman's Goat, Csifand Booise-; -
Extra Heavy Datch Boots for Winter
All Of which wiz be disposed Of reasonable to rms for
Cash. isept 94 CHAS. B. HALL.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
large lot of sole Leather Travelling Trunks;
Iron framed Russell and Hog skin Trunks,
Common Leather Trunks
Ashland and other styies Of Sole Leather Valises,
Pine sole Leather Al Alp Bonnet Trunks,
Ladies' extra sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags and ssicb sls, Velvet and Brussels.
On the above goods chslsngs competition. Call anG
examine before purchasHg CHAS. &. ALL,
sep94 10 Is, Public square, south side
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SGr Judge BOwlin has resigned his Office as
Minister to Bogotta.
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CLAIBORNE MAcHINE WORKS.

e IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started Hnd extensive Foundry
" the old stand OF the Sts Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared 70 heavy and lisht
work Of description al the shor noce ishf Cast
inas &c small amounts al moderate city prices heav
ings to large amounts furnished per contract Cfeinna
prices with additions Of freight have also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, saWmis Floumills Of improved
patterns made 70 order JObbinR repairing done sd-
atsy, We ready 70 mas sc0nraes for Engines and Mills
and shall furnish plans 10 enable purchasers their
Mills with Lizzie Manufacturers Farmers will
ind profitable 10 u.s. before going West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made 10 order Ofh
be material, complete with Fireronts, Crates sandpipes
and Valves, warranted 10 stand my pressure required for
Manufacturing or porpeAg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of SmthwOrk done in excellent STYLE
bus drstrats Iron used-saVm work Sterups Doc
Pstman Irons, Saw Bolts and all kind Nil ISns
msde 70 order on short nOiics.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, cheap Machinery, viii
do well 70 call 81 Our office or address BY letter.
JACKER q CO.
CiAioofne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn.
ulyG-H Late Nashville Man. Co.'S sbs,ps
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CLIFTON O. ABBOTT

AVE JustIeceVsd TO me eAstern oIIes Fefy IaTge
Ii and select assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASHIERS AND VESTINGS,
chosen with the greatest by Mr. Harvey, whose supe
Or enabled bring by far the beau
full goods have offered In Nashville
AN made up order under The superntendance the
well known Harvey" sepI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-25

DEATH OF GEN. HBNDERsoN.-It is with regret
that we hear of the death of Gen. John Henderson,
at his residence, at Pass Christian, on the morning
of the 10th inst. Gen. Henderson was formerly
Senator in Congress- from the State of Mississippi,
and has been for some years in the practice of the
law, in this city. For the last few months he has
been quite i'll, at the Pass, where he died on We'd
nesday morning in the sixty year of his age
IN. o. Pic. 18th.
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TwEyTY.sEyEN H1yDRED AcREsr

TWENTYSEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
large portion of this land of the best quality of Got.
ton land il the section where lies About 1850 acres
lies IN Carroll county including the late residence of the
said decd The homestead contains 1880 acres about
700 acres cleared, and be divided into or god
size Farms Near the homestead is of 100
of bottom and finely tImbered The location is one
Of the h ATHEIST in West Tennessee convenient churches
and within en- and half miles Of Laviuia high School
Of the best institutions in the country The neghbor.
hood Is celebrated for It's good society and morality
The balance OF the l4nd lies ID Gibson county, nine
miles North East Of Trenton, the Mobile nni Ohio
RailIoad all wood land and of the finest quality The
lands in Carroll will lie very the contemplated Rail-
road Fl N Jackson 10 Huntingdon
The above lands will be sold without The day
mentioned TERNs-One third cash, the balance in one
ana two ye1rs with q lien retained until the purchase
MOI ey is paid J. BURROW.
B. N. BURRUW,
iuly d. 3mw Executors