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N CHANCE Y A CENTREyiI-LL.El, I-17
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1851.
"a -,rd Sha,ov m A Y 4 ts.,v.y .. Nil. l. a..

EdEard shegog ard K. B. Harvey vs. Miles & Adams
GA. B.
N motiln supported By am sVt Edward ShegoE. and
~ appearing the aud Mas
ter. that William AIles and David Adams are nnn
residents the >tie OF Tennessee tht ordinary
process aN CannOl be up n them u l., there
foe ordered th public lion be made la lhe Uai0n and
Amenc psp-r pa0ilshed In t1e CITY Of Nashville,
Teqlrrtng sa1 parties appear Court Houzs
of q, nreVis. tne second Monday March next
hen and th'r 10 peaI aud answer dvmur comp ain
bill will be confessed and set for
hesTing eXI Iarte as 70 hem.
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NUMBER 223.
TWO YAElIaRLE EARMSE EnR SALE.

THAT sReoe Lars hoh .shs undsrsisnsd has re-
soed iof me AS esht ornns years, u Tor sale les
On me waters Vttg HArpsih c,uugs Of IL
lanisoA iuafoe4 nitus trOm Nashve Lsaf hs uaks Of
ana, 90 me hleatA Ana Ga nius ss
Rom Franklln NE county Of Wiamsou a.d I hln
sNO nilss o. te NOTtn weselu Rairsd nov, sies ,n-
stueteds lhe tTact contanB huuurs AZ a. ht
Aeres OF arst rate sarming lAad the eounll ns .sa
DaVldson and niAason hnyuEh Ne Nonhsssl coz.
heT Ol The tract. IL f0Imaiy knOsn ar.s 0f
The lHLs Wilkins WhIIsald.
On his farm comfortable dencas Win an
eess@y ouI hoasssi barn, eri0 yt.blss e
win al exesisnt young orchard OF IsOd
spring water ahd an OF nsysr iala 0ek
m I1s tarm Is taes acre. q
keel n land Nlh good Essdsnes Tor sale hs soil q
both lr4es Is equal 70 any for -, sher an or zss;
and oOsn uned (the viii b. zEzIsy togsghr,
may SUI oayefs1 ts thought b. gO0d lu0Fes
made one o. the osss Oek stals " rs szs-
A lnJss EAnsng 70 ouy, N0uld % shl&h
Ne premises oe0r5 patehaslng further uesc1ptUn s
deemed Unnecessary Oat inTsd and ior
hsmssyss, lang SS-eoNVal 5oH-s 4. HILL-
WISH 70 sell The Ehlsa rssds i1 tVIIlsmso1
county, a anins .hat advsrused GbOvs % ar ,onu r.
hi CONTAINING 0y recent suTVs, nundssa und nIusty
Line ha asfss O arst rALs arning IA a. win co -
ortaole dEeiias. tn al nsesssy ouse suitable for
al HInt win gOOd aaier. saelusad
with gOod oncss, ncudins about
stone viii sell place sspaE4sy OF usxsl hsr
ailh His-as bob1 dne1 Suld Certainly dss-
lAoe arns and puF ib1sen invited eAl HID
and examine Ihe premises. LAWN A CAAIGhkAD.
Fur ierlhr pareaaks apply Mr.. H. N. Shy0sr =. tas
store Of sfy der q FrlIssLl, NashTllis 4 L.
A0g. S0-eOc<s0 b rC1IUe
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TIE undersigned having orders Wheat viii pay ne
highest market deliverable AZ AeIfea q lerf ess
- &. WEBB.
Iuly I7-d&wu Cotton and PrOdues Broksr.
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"aH -.
N heat. Wheat

WISH .O purchase from 10 % 95,gOU bushes Of prime
merchantable " heat immsc delivery for ait1
Eill pay Ihe fun mars price. n o'kANE,
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hOgen1ont for sale
Bargains Extraordinary in Real Estate!
CHARLES ROB .RTS0N'S
Candy Manufactory and Bakery.

ES leave his sincere thanks IN the public, ioT
ID DE liberal patronage he received since be opened
the premises and b. paying strict attention 10 business
h. hopes1c be continued with further tayors,
PS To nzy Confectionery have added Bakery, where
will Keep aiaays 3and large supply Of Bread, Cakes
trackers C., as well grge supply Of Confectionery
uts Cigars Pickles. Syrups &C., besides keep large
ept OF nerican English, French and GeTnar Toys
M Fancy articles generally which VIII be sold cheap sun
"a c,UnIyv T'-ade CHAS ROBERTSON,
nsIo n No. " Market street.
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DESIkABLE RESID ENCES
FARM FOR SALE.

CIRST: magnidS en- resdeIce about two miles from
Nashville near the NolensvIle Pike eOntaHi, hirts
two acres of superior land with randsome m menis.
SE ONu: desirable farm Of 200 acres, twenty lee
from Ma hyiile the NOlensyie Pike; half umbered,
balance in a hfQh state Of cultivation.
THRU: desirable firm OF ABOUT SIS acres, known as
the cafes FTact' eight miles from Nashville on the
FraLklin fike.
FOURTH: Three magnificent dwellings in the eity-one
.fres-soa property, Of Vine 6ud Demum
sLTetts.
FIFTH: Ten or twelve licences in TIE imme late vi
epiy Of NASHVILLE containing rom five 10 n Also
Number Of arms the owners 10 not Sish advertise
slXTH: number OF beautiful building lots in Browns
vile Edeefelr, and West Nashville.
We viii take great pleasure IN showing the above prop
erJy to all who may give US 5 call - ,
octI-qm .- AK cherry street.
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Address Orders for Tioka's or Certificates t.
8 SMAN & 60 Anrnsln

o., Z. SIINSTEIN, BOX 8 Nashville
II Persons residing Montgomery, Ala Alsrta.
Ga, have their died. tuie by address
( Ing y swan N 90, Al either et those cities.
nOV3g-u
IL list or the numbers that drawn from Wheel
win tue amount Of he prize that each one is entitled
VIII Oe uuol ned Hler every CTaw 10 the ing pa
pers;-NeE Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, ChEriss n
standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteligenceT, New
fcrE Weekly Day hoos Savannah Morning News and Rich
@9nd DispaIeG and Sew York Dispatch, and Paulding
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81 uncaIe Ol Fsckege Uf 10 W hoe IlcEet So'
-" 10 half ........ &
g" 10 Quarter " ....... q
" 10 Eighth ........ L

IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordel
ed the receipt which they will be forwarded by Ts
nail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any H.
IRE they msy designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
purchss. rs Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain give
ber Post Office, County and state.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, sD1 pRyRblr
o full without deduction
E&5 AL prizes Of 81, 900 ana uuder paid immediately
Itsr the drawng-other prizes at the time OF thrt
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Railroads! Railroads


T.. -
THE GreatOsntral Route connecting the Atlantceie'
WithWestern Northwestern, and Southwestern StateG
oy continuous Railway direct This road also connects
Al Ptsburg with daily line OF Steamers to a DO rts
be Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Ssndusky with
Steamers to al ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct capSt and rsls95ts rotts By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Greet Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburs:
FIRST CLASS. Boots Shoes, Dry Goods 49,, ,oos
lin boxesJ Furs, Feathers, &e....... ''0 Per AVV"
second OLASSL-Bcoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea 6oe per 1e0R
ther,
BIRD GLASS. Arviis, ,Baggins, Bacon, i.o.,,,.
ssd Pork (in bulk AsmP, sc. :..... ps' A0VN
jRTH CLASS--Cefee, Fish, Bacon, 49,, ,oo-,
and Pork (pseksd Lard sud Lard Oil, NV Psi A"'@
Flour--T5 cLs, Per hA In!I lther notice.
Grain-85 cts. per Z lbs Es! 4 further notice.
Coon-s2psf Gale Eot sxsss ding SEQ lbs weight until
further notice.
t5y In shipping Guods IRON any point East Of Phila
iephia be particular 10 marx package S0 Philadelphia
KgsLroGd" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of his
Road Philadelphia Pittburg will be forwarded with
lut detention.
FRE1sHT AssYTs-Hsrrs, WormIey Co., Memphis
feunessee; Z. 2. Sass Co., st Louis; j. 5. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dunesnil Bellanl Murdoek and
Carter Jswett Louisville Ky. Z. C.. Msdrum, Madison
indiana; Spriguan Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati
L. w. Graham q Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co., 40
54 Kilby street Boston, Leech Co. AstOr Bouse, New
York; No. William street. and No. BaterG Place New
York; Ed Sneeder, Philadelphia aagrsv koons, Bal
imore; Geo. q FrGnciSeus, Pittsburg.
d. Il. HOUSTON, Geasral FFeigkt Agens, P6ilG
4. J. LOMBAERT, SuPt, Altoona, Pa.
may Sly
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three DaIEY Trains from Pittsburgh tn
Phiiass7 lphia
TRAINS leave Pittsburgh - ollows Mall A. NJ East
Line 3 p NJ; EE rrss Mail $40 p NJ
The B1nress Mail Da the ether sundays
cepled; slakng DIRECT CONN ECTIoNS with all Trains
from
81. Lsuis Mo, Dubuque, KeOkuk and Iowa City, Iowa;
CAIRO ROck Island Chicago. IiiLOis Lexington and
Lou-ville, Ky.; Terre Hsute, Indianapolis and La
fayette, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland. .aesve, Crestline,
MassiOn and Wooster Ohio. Also
Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARK As Low AS BY ANY OTHhR ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon this being the
shortest and most expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE NEW YORK, and all
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
sug.2I Passenger Lines, Penns. Railroad, Phila-
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % H0URSi
pAlGAGE CHECKED THROUGHi

RUNNING TINE bETN EEN COLUMbUS, ,OhlO, AND
BALTIMORE. % HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
~YVHE ONLY BOUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington be procured, to which point IS well aS tc
stuOre it s the shortest most direct and IN every
merit the most reliable route. Il is the only route BY which
purchasers of Through Tickets to New York enabled
- reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
Fork Al the cost of Ticket to New York cnly thus
hn Business Men and Travellers for pleasure infor
at6n TO visit fur ofthe principal cities in the Union for
- coyt than caa b. afforded BY ary cher route.
And il s the only route by which Through Tickets
sba8 N Richmond Norfolk, Winchester, FrsdericksbUTg
,-8 PETERSBURG a Cbaris5tOn, savannah, Macon, At
anita, Augusta, Berklsy Springs and Bedford Springs
PASSENGERS from NAsH7ILLB lake the stage COsch9s Of
srter L Thomas, steamers on the Cumberland river
n ouIsy1Is connecting there with the United States
sail steamers to Cincinnati with the Jacksonville
{erosd 10 Indianapolis Ind, make direct connection
oIrbJs Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad TO Wheel.
no wbeuce close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
leroad is made 10 Washington City. Baltimore, Phlia
ielphis snd New I Ork
ma are transferred at Cairo the OF the Illinois
sntral Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Isute Irdlaus7os Dayton and Xens TO Columbus Three
alv Trains leave Columbus, al 10 A. NJ $50 P. N. and
2P. n. 80.
ne Sl rous a1rdirg Through Ticketsso al the Eastrb
fies the as charged by otnef routes 70 Aeu
OrE oH Il is also the Shortest most speedy and drer
all the leading posts in the East Inc Instance IRON
numbus to Baltimore is only 576 miles, being about lO'
niles shorter to New York. than by any oiner route IheT
re changes of cars by this route, and consequently
IS detention than BY any other.
- The road Is ballssted With broken stone sns II
utrely free from dust ,,-,,,,,
For further Information please spplytO D. G. RUASEl
gent, Nashville, Tenn
os u S Mail steamers or 81 VI jeheraOnville ksiirosC
ice Man street nj. :. WO0DSlDk,
Master Transportation 3. o. &. b
JOHN n. SHARP. General " estern Agent.
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WORD TO THE PUBLICg
JAVING received in The last few daysa very heavy Rdds
ton purchases fateT ourselves that
prepared Is offer TaOrdary Inducements 10
purchases OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Our stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SBOBS, VARIETIES
&c, which keep constantly hand and are Offering
very low prices apd punctusl deaer We nave
aso large and splendid stock of Duonr C'Os Anchor
Brand BOLTING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the most favorable circumstances satisfied
fer much less hEn they oe Purchas
I'd elsewhere in the city.
TO The LADIES
particularly. We ofsnrg large and handsome eSsort
rnent Of rich and fashiO able DRESS GOODS, II OSlkRY
GLOVES, RIBBONS, TRIM MINGS, &c.
Purchasers Dry Goods will certainly end it n theu
call and examine Stock and prices, We a
prepared oeT great bargains any Retail House II
tde city.
III Remember No. 81 Market street.
iuly7-u HASBROOk, mCWhihIkk OCO.
HASBROUK, McWHIRTER q CO.
IIAVE this day deernned sell their stock OF SPRING
II AND SUMNER DhY GO0US, prime cost for cash
make room for their EXTENSIVE FA LII PURCHASES:
part of which they daiy expecting Their stock con
sists Of ENDLESS VARIETY, so that everybody VIII
be suited. You will find them at No 81 Market street
doors South nf the Public Square. iuly N
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Frederick Bleir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Saxony, has ia
" ken Office al No. 10, Front street Clark and Of
his services the citizens of Nashville relief and
Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Screfula in its
worst forms; Consumpd n, Rheumatism nd DTopsy. His
experience and practice in regard these and similar dis
have been such TO enabehm to guarantee perec
cure If treated or taken in time.
For sale above, very superior article Of Stomach
iIters of his ventiOn and manufacture, together
with a variety at other medicines. lfeb7-1y
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For Sale.

AvIyG determined % leave ne sisie,i nog shsr for
aInIR frur hundred sixyHr acres (i6s the best
land in Tennessses s00 acres u nae sas VI ca tsaou
ree tons sOnn and beautiful creek also ven vy
a Tor lsAta, good Land and gud uaier ali
no place hs state equals tos. Fine range lOr
ho1s asS caule. cone ana see iOf yourself.
oeto6sr S1h Issh b. n. MOORE
Wgas0 of5r for sale anobsF tract cOniainins crrtsen
hundred acres em5aciag enough good iand f0r stosk
FARM, snd nfst rate mill ste, eilh power
mount % N ehiesE and aas ock loo Tor alarnE
mill and tan ard In sslng this Plass We hold
oet. st-UfWlR - r. AhkkNs
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Gift sale now Open

NO. %, CEDAR STREET
received direct IRON the sale IS 90 vol
OF boOhS, and Oee reams paper, together with over
l5OCO dollars worth OF Watches JeWery and Fancy DDS
The stocG Of Books, will sell PubsheTs' Prices and
would request all in want o. Books 10 call and examine
Among Tue CUTS, are I'D and silver Watches Jewelry &C
III -J Auction Sale every Evening
n. 3 tree Dank Money taken. O. FOX
octl4-tf
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FARA FOR SALB. containing eU9 acres, 100 VI liTlei
roll ng prare, and ~ Of the best whie cus ant
black walnut uter ~ under fence and IN cultivation
W sctes o ths land year raised 100 bushels of corn
he acre Land situated miles nom keO ,OWs, diTec
YES on le man road for ali travel. falling sprln
Market street, south Of Broad
July 7. IS57-tf .r
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IAeTOSene OiISs

Advertisipg and subscription oface,
Na. ls8 Nassuu Street. Hert door to NassGS Bank.
- NEW YORK.
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Great Excitement.

TUST RHCEtVED a. No s. Cedar street. over Ten thou
sand y"ls. Books, 5000 Novels 1000 K,sus Note, Cap,
Bill ana Letter paper, 5ll0 Auvs ops
Among the COLLECTION viii tR Irup6 Mrs Caroline Lee
HenIs Works Mrs. Souib-olla; Emerson Senne's, Chas
Dice iu's: Levers Works: A6yu-, No els an tbe Poels;
Fine Family Bibles G,n s,eompsuing each book.
Among he S"ts TO be gwen ar Gold aud Silver Watches,
yswslry, Fancy Goods, The ladies' are uvied to cali
and examine the stock.
\. 3 Auction sale every evening. .fue2n e FOX
st. Mary's Home.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR RYOINGLADIFS
NUMBER LIMITED To TWENTY-FIVE
MRS. WEBER has opened her scho a TEL red mart a
vi the city, corner OF Uuivn and Spruce streets U,e
NAME row
Prof Pnzs hiss taken the French css'.
Terms-Engsh ETanths, per Ses. Of mouths $3.50
Latin, French, spanish, iaiiaI aud Ger
man each per mCn mCnth,................... So
Nusic-Plano, per session .......... 80 "
Guitar, q IS
Drawing, Painting, and Needle .NoTE-usual prices.
Il , Tuition pa able month in advance go
RETEsEr tEs-J. r, Pearl, SuP Nasn'iie high schoOi
P. B. Fogg, pTest. Of The Board OF Education
-
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. ii. HAANESY =. W. huhlON9 - - @AA
Il IL HAYNES s. Co.,
HoI for the West,

A GENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALB OF Nk
IN GkOES, Porter's old sand No. 80, Cedar street
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Southern Portable Plantation
COrn-F e ed and FlOuring-Mill
The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill.
Establisanaent

II just received the highest premium al the great Ma
II iOn4l Fair at Louisville and also the Ohio Slate
Fair at Cincinnati, The Little Giant Star and dagc
Mills. ...
1t adapted crushing Corn and Cob Rye, Oats &C.
for stock. and giir ding for family use dsIers &c
II grinding be renewed at three dol
ars, beng separate from The other portions
Mil.
Furnished complete with two pairs Of grinding
fly dolsrs Travelling Agents wanted to sell the above
Mills, J. c BALDWIN & 20.
oct. 2-d-iw6EW3m 81 olIege street. Ma nville.
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AnviIs, Vices, Bel KNOB PLATE GUN, PAD
lows. AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. ISIF ERS, RIDDLES
Cast. shear German Wove and Screen Wire.
and Bitter steel Tacks, Brads, Shoe and Fin.
SHovELS, SPADES HOES. lshing NAis'
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, Counter, Beam
Hammers Balchrts and Tea Scales.
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS. MIR.
Carpeurers' Coopers, and RORS, AND VARIETY
Blscksmilbs' To Is GOODS.
CIRCULAR SAWS, LARD, GHEESE, AND
and saw NspdrIs. BUTTER -TRIERS.
WILL CROSS CIT AND Bride Bits, Surrup Irons
HAND SAWS. Rein and Girth ebbirg.
Axes, Nails Chain, andICORN MILLS, SRELLER
IA II ES. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
A LARGE AssnRTNEE
GUns. Piaes, and Pistols; able Knives and
Forks; Pocket hniVes cissOiS. AID
hears of fvery Variety
Forming all the La gest Variety and most Extensive
Ocg the k offered to the NashVIlle Trade
rounding cOuntry. all OF which offer GREATLY
REDUCED L ES to cash buyers prOpmpt paying Gus
TONERS iS Months Tme We will from until De-
cembe inducements to Cash b"yers and par
ii ul Is solicit attention every Country hercLsn
wishing be ma rket TO unusually Large Stock OF hdge
Tools, GuLs and Cutlery Respectfully,
MCCALL. VANLEtR a co,
a South Market Street,
aug Eft Sign Of the Big Paddock
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ALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVIJL
EAR SALE

AN authorised to sell and make complete titles 20 tht
Il Tract Of Land upon which the late NJ v alkef re
ded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith shop stu
led, and the slaves aud stock th place The place
situated 90 ths Gallssn turnpike interseced BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is near enough
asbVile TO make Il convenient country residence Tor
rsOns dong o1slness in the city has as ne spring
here IN the StsIe and is susceptible OF divisions nE
several lots each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rsroSd am
thorised to sell the entire Tract in body parcels
and on such credit as msy deem expecent | shall b,
on the place during the first and second weeks Of NOzem
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase
rvste sale of all any shove named real and per
sonsl property In the time any person desiring
examine toe property do BY calling on Mrs Agnes
Walker on the place, and proposals 10 purchase can be
made 10 her or John Taylor or Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed to me at Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
sspI24 q SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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Az CTION GARD


BRNJ. ?. SHE Ds,
TETTLL continue as here ofere published. make sales
w ony-itic sdhereg 10 his Fpose of not
buying orseIliug aay Goods Up own sctcunt-
eonssr rnents made lis House will be csshed within
three days Sale No goods Will be ved for Ase-
lion with limits.
and all per ons having balances in his hands will
please CALL cept' and proceeds and all Whs owe
balances will cali and pay.
Hereafter goods will be delivered IN al the bile are
psid l3 q SHIELDS. q. Pub Square.
.-- ~ ~ FOX SALEs
valuable Lot in South Nashville near y square, bound
n ed By Washington, Jeners0n and Pear strees which
here is good uIldIIgs. bargain III be given. Fo
terms aDply LANIER, Phi LIPS S co.
cent, Am. 5iarket street.
A GRID
BSy@ In vie W of the general SUI Jpenson Of Specie
Payment of Banks OF tennessee and Other States the
undersigned have to@y, deemed it nAdVisa5le longer to
continue Specie payment.
who pree the notes of the Bank
Of TIE pnessee can receive them in exchange for
DYER PEA RI, Pr ide IT OF Cts Bank.
A. K. CRoZlBR, PIesii snL Of Trader Bank.
w B sHEPPARD, Pre- idei Merchants Bank
J. D. JAMES, President OF Bank of Commerce
D'L CARTER, Presl of the sank Of the Unloh.
octc0-dA9
KRKA - =
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IN Chaneery at CentrevIile,
september Rules, 1857
oAvILLE A. Suos, ct. al

us"hoE MON, a. q. IT" y"
a. aypsaring0 the satisacton OF The Clerk
~ q nassrs tbat GeOTgs ". CGrpo- Fssident
OF the slate Of Tennessee, JacO0
Groves, Jnt STOyes, aLd sAIsh 6r0yrs sLknoNnsO
tual the ordinary VI Law be uPon
tnsm, h s N lore Ordefs lhat Publle4tvn
tns UhoS ASD AAIAcAN pa rr pusshpd 10 NE cay Of
N@sasiie tenn Tea aihos ssa parties u sppesr hs
eoaft Uass Az me senreyiiIs, me
as nA sch hext ead plead alsEsr dsnur
" e0nP sinanGs oh Of ths u eOnssssd
AID sci lVT hearing PGvts soI Ihsm- -
NkVILLE A. NIXON,
Oe 2s-W4I prs fee 50 CLERK .. Aaslsr
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: IfFNIII
FULL Stock OF Fairbanks celebrated Scales--Doymspt
n Platform, Grocers, Counter and Beam<;
Also Hay Coal Scales H. store and for sale Fscto
prices, Oy W. II. GORDON q co,
may q Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-03
In Chancery at WaynesbOro, Tennessee e

William Pollard And wife, EIihus .. K-u.oa,
Cross Bill.
appearing 70 the satisfaction OF the Clerk aad Master
OF jonathan KeaiOn the Uelsad as
in The said q residsat VI ssnnsssss,
hAt the process Of uyOn
Lin u Is therefore ordered the Clerk Aasus
sad Ihas pa bica ion bo made In the and
an, spzper pubshsd L1e eity NasREils.
Ia SiBtc Of tennessee, bsf.rs
mencement Of the noxL term OF this rug sfid
EOn-re-ldent defeaGanL appear
Town VI NaynesDOrO, the fJunh MOadsy re3TuaIy
neXt, and plead demur Bill Vi
WHl De tzksn confessed. anI
eel for hearing p4Tts, said JOaAtnsn KsatOn
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-03
TEEV1 SVEN HUNDRED ACRES

TNENl SVEN HUNDRED ACRErI
large portion o. this land OF the bes quality Of Cot
land the section where it les AbO4t l65O acres
lies Carroll county including the late residence OF hs
said decd 1he Homestead contains 1850 acres about
7Ov cleared, aud be divided into OF good
Farms Near the hODesss ID t5act tract Of 100
OF bottom aud, hnelg umbersd. abe location
Of the atlest Hes Iennessee convenient churehss
and and half miles Of Lavlnia uizh school,
e To best Institutions the country. The neigabor-
hood Is celebrated for IL god socisty and morality
Toe balance OF the Ina hes Gibsnn county, nine
miles Worth Easl Oi Trenton, the Mobile unt OhiO
RllOId all wood lsnd and Of the finest qIanty. Toe
ands in arrul Will lie very lhs eonsmPL4 ed Rail-
rOad fr Jackson to huntingdon
The above ads will be sold without reserve the day
gentIoled TsRNs-One third cash. the balance in one
ana ears, with lien retained until the purchase
mo ey paid J. J. bURkOW
B. n. BURKDW,
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