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a no H0USEKlzEPE.RS
IMPROVED 3LEAMEIED AIR-1IGHT tRE1r JARS L
TINE only article that be used after year and
AZ good pnrpose, for preserving Fruits VeEeta.
lies &c kc natural state. The body of the Ware
perfectly solid, the ElHze pure I'll glass md the Jars
Metallic They nrcfrce from
digestion Of poison light porousnesk &c, &c. which have
condemned the Jars and Cans male Ut oter materalg
Full each Jar orsale, Wholesale
andretat ut the llopse FURNISHING Store OF
az J. X, DUNHA3I 4 CO..
y27 Is Main sIreet, Wheeling,.Fa.
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LOOK- HERE g
Fal and Winter Goods.

MATHEW McNABB Is preparing fali supply OF Fee
vi kinds sold at terms upon
Pair Ground the 10th, 18th aud 18th inst. sp3
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HNyESAH, cbdten II your mothers viii Gke YOU tax.
Wv medicine for worms, insist on having 1iOlLoWA4s
CONFECT10NS, which "good to eat candy and art
"dsQti on IrOrRls" Send 70 7. H. LOGAN q CO.,
anggs Bridge corner nruEEists.
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CRIsTADORO1S HAIR DYE!
@ IN ID Do LILA r.


q
r.. 7y2SpH H1HA ,TlRWJ
ONE oP1tiE BEST PURGATlyEs AND LIyEl. MHDI.
" cINEs now before ,s public namely DIR sASloag
caster, mider and Than my otter msd-
seaf PG on 70 eset it no sGS
matter then on the stomach bowels carry on that
Say Of te @aln
atoms OF most Cathats. ltstrtnEhens tic syste t
moderate doses viii ireustbtu aud build 1t With Gau
- Dr. 'sisEoaps IsFfcea17ox IS Compounded entirely
+ IruuI walticlea OF medicine, namely ,utu1s.
when II sEnoWn tlGt one bottle Il lie 5viftTstor
eontalns As much strength AZ one hundred
- ems without any Of lie deieteEteus setcts:
o. noGsi rare medicinal rossrs the Gums
"n sSi IL ss
orator, which With such unprecedented success as
sS sS sS s s st 4 has TaT .ed
to cure ktver Complaints In their wort forms,
- when the Liver Is excited 10 action. 5s-.sA
Jauniss e caused by an ss!Sn q htoss
any one troubled With tase ths
ce.tlssnsss can he permanently cared The
IN hsE " the
s p. eT ss ss s.
5yeEy relieved By taking double dose OF the lsfg
9rotoy which eorrectS al aedses and EeuFness 9ftha
For loaded s,oprscl' It has equal, sss
= ltevcS all dpIrrssire or uncAdy 4eelng after eating
heartily goT = family medicine au yhouse
liz siXfoRp's ISv1aoRAIoa came TO Us Recommended
acure for All diseases Rrsirg
utstaSt L!yer. eltiuoniilS Of many %
our Physicians in s favor 10 IN H. An,oN
conycdns certain that It * Of Tie Eresest Gles
S ~ a.
est anything xIie Without trouble. while beiotesuth
Ing bt tile ehtttt fopd would djErtt, sud often that
EaIt pain Nov yhat wait to lay All leaders
IL Liver Cnmralht or trouble yo1 d6nnt
tMl 70 Try this, the grestsst tepIsd ths world
There has neTeI hsen tried III our family remedy
Skheh met With sheIi uhloundSd gUceess IN the euro
dissaEts incident 70 etdEeH pa S4srolps ISyo-
ORATOR; Il aIbue for dtatales children thaf
81; for It acts as uathartie taill end
the nyrtetn thoroughly hAtNe
think doing 70 eli iu advising
* alsn they need medicine this remedy. There are
that ave rdff nur notice, grfAt tyr.
tit hiss received IN dEsPes Of ts Lfest souiaeh
and Bowsls where all other failed 70 give tii.f
IliAS useful family that will
~ without it, oREftit 4AI,I Sti'tllitc0p.
..i rRtcE ONis noLLAR PER BOTTLE 2lletls ri
SANFORD & CO., ProprietnTs, % BFondUHy New YORK;
=. II. LOGAN 4 CO., AgeDtsf0r Wheeling.
JOHN u. PARK, Cinrfnnatt. 81. Is = =
GEU. ~. EEl SER. pittsburgh, y. oitssle Agents.
z ~ au15-Sr1-iy-dAw
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Prepared by PALMER& co., No. "a Brosdvay, New York.
n. II. 20 slNS'TtsH. Sole 4 gent for Wheel,
tion Rooms. - 3 j . q il3sf seplh
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PARLOR 83fATGRES.
CHEAP, neat and drstrate match, without unplfasant
n smell. Forsale ty [iysl T. II. LOGAN 4 CO. :
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|TTAaHINGToN MEDALLInN PENS -lmertcdHs TIT
wv Hntpktnt-being far superior TO Gillotts famous
Pens. Is 6ross just received. j
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Il 49, IItAiS!s TENS! Ssls III
IINE Imperial, G. Powder Tyson, ooiohg aud Black
II Teas, and for sale at the lowest market price,
by faug2ul. M.A.EnHARDs q BkO. :
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IlRANSPORIyA TION.
Change of Schedule
TRANSFORMERS orvieE B. 30. R.R.I
VIZ .nLL.ta. Cfarff..r. lima 1lAh 1GSE Z

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m IlSIC

II E. WILSON co. hays this morning opened another
81 supply Of Sheet Maiet obtaining the following new
and desirable pieces: ael-
Nothing TO Wear, etassr i-s
Willie Roatns no MoreI--An StBEer to Willie we have
missed you. u
No one 10 kiss, FL
Annie Laurie March, " IL "a
large supply Of the latest pieces Drop in, and u We
have the pieces want they can be procured N
shO .+4t.s i ep9 II
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rHtcE OX1.noLLAH PER BOTTLE alleHts ri
SANFORD CO., pFoprietnrs, StO BroAdUHy, New YnrH.
q T-ilI. LOGAN 4 CO., Agent. for Wheeling.
JOHN u. PAliS, Cinrinn1tt. ESD y r.
GRU. u. Egl SER. pittsburgh, " oltsale Agents.
III Enthusiastically
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CLOVER SEED.
az BUSH Clover Seed, for sale by
% Isb6 THoDURS HADDEN.
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nd 81 ALR Long Ats, VtlI pretty. y.sI ne
II cciVtd. tiy9l HBIsKELL 4 SWRARlNGEN.
cyuPERIoR VIOLIN Observation-Disclosures by the hest
y Judges to superior string in the city, Try
them lsenq1 fi j. r, WILSON & co.
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GOpYING BOOKS RackEamniOn Boards, Inkstands, In.
" dia Rubber and Ebony Pen Handles, Desk Knives, Pen
Knives, &C. &C., just OPP ned. . -, 49, !. - {,
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To the unfortunate victim Of Gonorrhoa, we
this method earnestly recommcndinE0. X. No money
will risk the medicine guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction false delicacy prevent from
irr1rg ir,r1.dIatnIv + Som.
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TAE RivEn.-There are three feet water in the
channel and at stand.
The Courier arrived on Saturday morning
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WYE beg TO call the attention of myers our Fall
w Stock, which comprises most attractive
British, French aud American s1ry Goods.
Many Of goods receive directly frnn Tie anuf"c-
rers aud facilities enable to supply customers
with goods Us low as hey purchase them ia any OF the
Eastern cities We would further STATE that by tue recent
completion OF OF the Western aud Southern uroauS
tending towards BSltmorr, have increased factts for
forwarding goods with Dispatch We solicit cH from
prompt buyers, shall their inter-
deal with us Very RespectTnLy.
3 RADEH ans, AZ uAItl5 & co.
~ Orders promptly attended TO.
Baltimore August 18th, 1851. hurIS-till1 st Dec.t
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Just received and tor
EEWARDe & BRO,
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WHISKY.
Monongahela in bbls 8
gal ..,............-IStgl,o 90
Common ..-.............-.SS
ZINC.
Sheet. ....5:..... .loN9n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
For the Patriot.
A Mechanic for the Legislature.


EDIroR. OF THE PArMoT:--Tbe American Con-
vention ofDavidsou County to nominate cindidates
for the Legislature meets in this city on Monday
next. Among the names Of those mentioned in
connexioa with the nominations to be made, we, as
portion cf the American Mechanics of Davidson,
are gratied to hear that Of JAS. Bruce, OF this
city frequently spoken OF. 1t is the intention OF
the Mechanics of this county to demand a repre-
sentative in the next Legislature. Is they cl aim
on the ground that it is important that their iat'r
ests should be represented by who is himself
Mechanic, and therefore better acquainted with the
interests and wishes of that class of our fellow cit
Gems. Heretofore the working men have given,
without a mlrmur, their SURFACES TO men engaged
10 other pursuit; they claim attention to their
interests by giving them at least representative
in our next Legislature. For the past twenty-five
years our representation has been, with few f any,
exceptions, chosen from the legal, medical and ag-
rcultural classes; it is nothing but just that we
should now have voice in the making of laws
As a class have been too long neglected; for the
future We will take care OF our own interests.
1t is our sincere hope that Mr.. BRUCE will sub
NIT his claims to the American County Convention
II be will, We pledge hin our hearty and united
support. 10 politics he is a stroigLto,a Amerisan
has been the steadftss friend of the mechanical in
terets, and a constant advocate Of ercoursgeme mt
to home industry. He is amply qualified to make
us good representative, and we earnestly urge his
claim 4 candidate. We hope he will become
the canOi late OF the
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
HendersonC County.

At a meeting Of the Whiss and Americans Of
Henderson county, held at the Court House on the
95th day OF April 1857, Henry Wright was ap-
pointed Chairman, and VIM. E. Penn, Esq, Secre-
tary.
The following resolutions were unanimously
lopted
LIST. Reso'rel That Gen Felix K Zocofrcr, Of
/ Davidson county, Is our choice for Governor Of
| Tennessee.
81. Reso'red. That the following gentlemen be
appointed del gates to the Nashville Convention,
to be held on the lst day Of Nay next for the pur-
pose Of non mating candidate for Gov,ruor..
Ist DIstrict-Wm Stewart.
2nd District-Brantley Kige.
3rd Distrct-0. +. Heudrick
4th District John II. Trice
oh District-A. T. Hart
9th DistrCt-E. KnoWl g.
7th District-Roand Thorn.
9Th Decentralization Taylor.
IN Disirict-Samuel Miller.
| 10Th s,rict-T. @. Muse.
| 18th District George II. Black.
| 18th District ID. McCollom.
18Th Dstrict-Wm Brisance.
14th Di.lrict-0 Milan.
18Th Dstrict-A. D rrTberry.
10th D-trict-R. X. Dennisson.
18th Disirict-Wm. F. Kser.
18th Dis rict-John B Davis.
10Th D.trict-Th's w. Black.
Goth Ds,rict-John L. Read.
! 81. Reso rei, That VIM. lily. Smith and Lucien
NJ. Templ-, OF Nashville, be authorised to cast the
vote Of Henderson IN the event Of the failure Of the
d, lsgates herein appointed TO attend the Conven-
ton.
4ts. Resolved, That the Hon. En-. Etheriige
has won di-tlu.u ishrd national tame DUNG lis
Congressional r, and that vii give him our
warm support in the mkt el, ion for the post he
he's so ahlY flied in the last Two Congresses Of the
United States.
5th. Resolrcd, That the Chairman and Secreta-
~ sign the proceedings OF Ehis meeting ard for
ward the same TO the publishers OF the Patriot for
patlcl,ion.
W. Z. PESS, Sec'y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

NoyTL hKALE-We find IN the New York
papers the following account OF closing scene ia
the recently jourued black republican legislature
Of that State:
shortly after six o'clock. the Senate chamber
becoming densely paczsj with spectators and lob
hymen, some INDUSTRIOUS wag busted himself with
spuuLlug cayenne pepper over the ctrpsts In th,
room and the registers the effects OF which yer,
almost ilstmty pcrcrpubls on those present. The
slight and irregulT coughs. aud delicate sneeEng
soon increased u general aud prod gions cough,
sneeE', hawking, spittng, and blowing Of noses, th
"no-e and confusion" from which al times entirely
ptecluded the possibility Of hearing any hiag els
Sogrn"ral di the sesue atlength becom, taat near
" every Seoator, not exc ptiug the Pres lent was
seized ~iih ths mtuii. Toe chamber, which was
crammed 60 an uncomfortable degrse. includiac a
uumDer OF clIored people, uoE became the scene
OF general cough, sue' &c, and blowing Of probos-
ces - as 20 render Impossible lJr business 70 pso-
y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

ley p Pratt and others. and the vigilance commit
tee Of 1856, NAV be regarded in the same light If
not Mormon let some one assign reasons ior tne
setting aside of the United States flag and the ais
play OF ensigns OF Monnouism.
Throughout the States and Territories, at various
and convenient localities, the Mormons have what
termed 'stakes in Zion and each STAKE Is gov
erned by a presidency. II may not be known 10
many that th re is stake ia the city Of New York,
whose president is editor ct paper called The
Mormon :" az Council Bluffs is another stake and
another paper; at Independence another stake at
ST. Louis, &c Their agents and spies are in ev-
cry city il, the Union, adapting themselves to sur
rounding circumstances, Turing the ignorant and
lnsuspecting into their meshes seer ty denoun,
ing individuals whom they spsp ct capable of IN
forming sgsinst them pursuing their viz TINS With
a pertinacity that OvercoIOes all obstacles; and
their agent in Congre keeps them constantly adj
vsed OF the policy and aims OF the General Govt rn-
ment. They are in the frontier post Offices either
by appointment as post-masters or as clerks, and
the opportunity Of supervising the transit and
distribution of all mail matter; and it may not be
improbable that this may be traced the l)ss
OF so many letters going to aud coming from the
Pacific Territories
They have solid nucleus OF one hundred thou
sand strong, with two hundred thousand spies and
emissaries scattered over the whole county, and
savage ally OF three hundred tEons md to co their
bidding. And what want they more? State Gov
ernmerts No; they already have that which to
| them is far better, namely. wiJh PerpersiOn OF
the demoC ratio principle of self-government, decar-
ed in the Kansas-Ne braska BILL ito regulate their
own institutions IN their own way" This leaves
them in far better condition to propagate their
reasonable desi ms than if they existing un-
der tile form OF State government As there is no
power in the Constitution TO force them into the
Union, God forbid they should ever GOMEZ they
may always remain Territory of the United States
Recognizing the federal liws merely as Jorm
while the power de facto remains absolute, ana the
head OF the church becomes the head OF the state
Something ought, SOME thing should be done.
Let the Government look well to it that It's army
be sufficient, amply supplied with munitions OF war
aud provisions for at least year, as The task 1t
is about to assume is no cbd's play. More anon
Very respectfully, VERASIUo-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29


THE SPANI-H QuARREL wIrH NEHIoo-Incuded
In the ntelsigenee oy the latest European stesmeE
is the announcement tn Mexico has acesded e.
the SBauish rmsn'is. and the cause OF the quar-
ri hrtween the t~o nations d est0f psd by vent
OF dis 1osit the psrt OF rthvF 20 pursue It %
ahoslle co elllon. Tae annourc meut need.
COMBINATION, oui al the probabilities OF The case
sreItttv r OF us truth rbOegh she Spanish gos-
'rin'vnt fused 70 receive LsirAgn, the xican
ruv y. tbei iy. yet he was slloEed to re ,ch Mad
rid I'D oace ttsrr, many couyenient ways could
be found In which his representations might b
heard an1 his q 'rs OF co.c "a atom acrep,ed A
correspondent of he London Tines. wri,ins from
Madri4 gaAer date Of March alt, before his set.
item az had takrn aes assrried tast noluith.t.s.
ins tue ap2srenr lone 81 hostility assamed bs
Sssiu, ths csn'iitoa OF ~ lTs b. no mesu.
sacn ~ 20 .scac serious Tears Of var or iacrcas.
Ell n,ssisings a. u the ps inility Of an snaie.bl
aaja TIE SAME ~rter adds TIE following
imt,aatsui d el,rsiip,;
'Natvithstan the wsr Be- note that has been
ssanded h,rs az ) hseh has been chloe 10 toacs
Of more anger than dscr, b. large portion Of
the Sgius prcss, I RIP al 10 the moot positive
manner the a,-aranes | have already given ysa 81
fJrn iett ~ q tthls g5verala-nt Is "a &C mr.
de-irous p aes ~ilh AeK c. thAa OF ear. % a.
eveau p I, OF n einnot bs blind III
military ~ - sf'oa. ARE o. Very ssn q scai1
an4tae 4ugn -atai0a Of thv Spanish nasal force Il
u,e Wet luuss Is 70 Os fsssrisJ IL she hsh. OF
semon.ss .lioa. bua by % means a. indicaang sn
intsalOn Il an iiiri drte Dieekads. maah les Of,
az approaching bom0srdmenL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

Description or 0NE's owN WEDDING. -McClrty,
the facetious editor Of the Bardstown Ky GGseite
was married last week. We are indebted to his
pen for the following description Of the party;
During our visit 70 Bullitt county we heard OF a
party, and concluded attend. Have an indistinct
memory OF ceremony having transpired where
sundry persons were assembled; where a diguiied
gentleman IN vestments ssked n nervous gentleman
IN spectscles If be was willing do so-an1-so for the
future In regard to figure undera veil in his vicn-
ity, end the nervous gentleman very emphaticaliy
promised everything ssked OF him; and then SINH
lar omses we're eXacted Of the yelled figure; after
Whish there was shaking Of hands among the men
folks, aud much kissing among the women folks
followed by cutting Of cake, popping of champagne
bottles music, and dancing, end 80 forth. Alto
gether tbs party was very pleasant one.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

$50, 000-in 1856, Fremont bears from the
Presidential arena, the votes and plaudits
Of l,4oO, OOOl Every effort is being now
MADE TO rally these forces, and to bring
ABOUT a thorough union of the North in
1860, against any man who may be brought
out either by orfrom the South. Two meas
ures, which the democracy seem deter
mined to carry out, will, more than all else,
facilitate this result. The one is, to sec
tIonalize the South--the other, is to
strengthen the arm of the archer, and to
place arrows in his culver, by upholding
and encouraging the immigration of for
eigners.
we confess, when we weigh the facts to
which we have adverted, and witness the
evil counsels Of those who are fatally bent
on party triumphs, and self-aggrandize-
ment, we are filed with the gravest appre-
tensions for the safety of the country.
Heretofore we have been able to rely upon
the self-srcrifcing exertions o. truly great
and good men, and an exalted nationality
among the masses. Deprived, to lamen-
table degree, of the one, and most insid.
ious attack being made upon the other, ii
becomes the good citizen everywhere and
of every party, to throw himself into the
breach, and to make opposition to these as
sualts upon the strength and integrity of
the Union if need be, a moral Their
mopyla. az
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

An ABoLITIoNIsT ENDORSING THE DRED SCOTT
DEcIsIoN.-Gerrit Smith, of New York, the great
Abolition apostle has written letter to the 81 eaker
of the Nav YoIk Assembly in which he sustains
the decision OF the United States Supreme Court,
in the Dread Scott case, as which is perfectly
sound and logical. He denies that the laws make
property, and declares that the nature Of thing,
and that only, determines whether it is or is not
property. Hence, since the Black Republican party
admits that the black is properly in Viz inia,
it is logically bound to admit that he is property In
New York-the nature of the black man making
him such. Such being the case, the negro cannot
be citizen.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
PITTS PATENTED sMoKE ExPEILIEG HEAT
RADIATOR

CTMPLICfrY, nsatness, utility comfort, economy and
> durability cOmiined Ia this imp Iovensat single
plate Of iroa Of peculiar lru placed With ~ low
edge resting gsnst the back Of the Ore Place tbs
appes resting the inside Of the arch, angle fng
part the ITSELF without interfering with the fuel.
AppeFtares arranged In the CRATE a
drat s1H smoky chimney and The inter
mediate made that The heat would other
vse By the chimney i arrested ami reaccied OF
thrown back nto the Nc ait-rstoa IN the
~ % any ordinary fireplace caimaeF IL 10
put Up In iew minutes By any person Of common
has been fairly tried before competent Witnesses and
proved successful.
The length she back 81 the are place and ths breadth
Of the ls the inside te ths price. The cost
Is but uihe.
Tns Right ofhs Patent for Of The best States is for
sale.
An experienerd gentleman % the Patent Once al wash
ingon boaght The ala he of onc 70 vas
- tented.
s.,i.s YEPTTs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
CHAHCERY SALE.

LOR and Of the Clerk and Master in the
Il Of Marcus Toney BY &C., ~ arte in L ChAncery
Court at nashville, BY virtue Of deere in said
will, THUt SDAY, the Tth Of May neat, the pTemi-
sell public sale, ten OF LAND situated IN oE-
Edgeheld ravdson county Tennessee, the Whites
Greek Turnpike Il Wl he laid OF into lots, plan %
viii vii he Tuhli he'd before the day ofsale.
TEENs- TEenty per cent Cash; haisBee in one, two
and three years notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest and a lien retained.
AV s. LINDsLEY.
Z. r. GLAscocE Auctioneer. spr2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
SO WARD.

- ANYWAY from ny re.idenee on saturday morning
n last, Neg Girl ma et VIOLET" o. black color
and eighteen q She 10 raiht under tho
medium height heavy made ant quick SPOKEN. She IL
property John j. hns uq living Mash vile and
urs ing ABOUT his lace 10 Wash lie. vii give Ten
Dollars foT her ceV,rvto Al my once No 50 Cherry
street aprzl WILL l. rOfD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
ChnnCeFy Confederation County.
NoTTrE Tn CRFDTToRs

Catherine Brinkey, admir-, et Al vs.. O. W. Nance ct ais
VIE creditors nj Brin ley. deed by
cause the November Term 1850 afe he ehy noth-
ell he theirc against he estate u said deceased with
the Jerk and Master this Court Office before
fret Mondayin May next. e d. BGIEN, c. q M
aDri
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
COTILLOE PARTY.

kFB GOODWIN gives Ms kasf RtBfk a he ,zla
Va sr1saa. as Euens gFak Ma hsscas ~
srazl, ca elegs street, tffday. nay ~
Ghe 1saf and returns his sincsrc iheass - ne -
pa5l ~ iairoilae h1 has rrerifed against az p
4 Al a. nheh L. trusts he SAL uouinas - drsrffr ~
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To THE rOcKaOLDERs OF THE
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