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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-10
WoIle's Scheiiam Aromatic
SCETN APPS,

which siulieraled cplapD nds are intended TO sell in
CaifurHia AZ 4n-i nv genuine article.
My ob-c - - ~ ounce that nave recently es
,ablished an AGE CY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
.uppi,ing ne state apI Oregon with my Schnipps
lud that hereafter will always keep said ag 'ncy
supplied with large stpck - tnat respectable drug
gsts and liquor dealers throughout Call rnia
ran always supply themselves ~ n regular price,
merely enough over the Sew York price TO cover
cost of rrght aud charg =; thus avoiding c0mpa' n,
rs herstpfure of occasional scarcity and extreme
bi2h price
It's now many years since first import ed these
schnapps fr the celebrated old hisiillcry at Schei
dam, Holland. in which nm Interested. II is now
conceded that 10 Gin wIs ever imported into this
country which IVA. Approached my Schnapps IN re-
gard 10 PURIFY, iIEALrlIFU NESS, and EN
QUISIrE AROMA or htvor. This claim. and for
prpof point tO their ver-u popularity and the i'm
mrnse and i1rr'3siNg consumption 10y all ciissts,
north and south. east au wrSt comprising the TEN
perance people. meiicti faculty. &c. 10 ruch an x
tent that my es'nbiishtn"n'. packing The enormous
quantity Ot u01 bodies ptr dAy, IS barely able 10 h
It's orders
Also, the Wo!fts Schnapps have been analyzed
by the "a - c~trprat'd hemiss :, Dr,. Mott and
Deck. If Ne~ YorN and others, who all TESTIFY that
hey n nru n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-10

fsg" The age is getting more re-
fined. "Root hog or die" is now
rendered as follows: ''Penetrate the
subsoil, my porcinc friend, or early
expect an obituary notice on your un-
timely demise"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
G A U = 10 NJ

Y AN INFORMED hat various liquor mixers Of
4 New YorF. Boston and san Francisco, are exten.
.ivey engaged tg pntins IN square bottles, under
,8rou, lti-, cb, 40 mutations OF my long established
nd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-10

CoLoRED ADvENTURE.-A Flori-
da paper tells us of negro who was
thrown from his horse. and whose
head struck the leg of Capt. Park
hill's horse, as he fell, and broke it..
The head then glanced and struck a
tree on the side of the road, peeling
off the bark for several feet. The
negro was lightly stupefed for an in
slant, bat received no injury. He
is supposed to be hardshell.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-10
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invalualle remedy against BAD WATER,
CIR RtNEL, ,INDIGESIlpN DYSPEPSIA, DEBlli-
TY, &c they a-o certify that thcy fond my
Schnapps 10 ne free rou ArnYlr Alcohol or Fusii
OH. nm exceedingly hurtlul ingredient, found in all
common GIn. which Dr Mott describes AS "tetid.
acrid, uni as,hmaca and producing lrreparable ef-
fec upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of The SO
clnd or heavier Essential Oa OF Juniper. also dan
gerous component, produced by the over iii ,tntion
pracced to The quantity in making ordinary
Gin "
These statements are made with view to invite
comparison in California between the genuine WOllcs
Schnapps and the vario brands OF bogus limitations
mixed. doctored up, or Pwoetencd Gn; IN squire
black bOttle Limitation OF my style of boltes) under
different namas aud labels. whether marked london.
German. fluli1ni Scneiiim SChnapps &c, in inf
nita variety couh lent thlt the trai viii suit In
California isl rs it has long since done in all the
older states IN rcpudiang all the bogus. unwholo-
limitations referred lo,nnd the complete triumph
d! INV purs $chedam Schnapps.
desire briefly to notice two facts which have lately
added largely 10 the of Wollcs Schnapps in the
City OF New York and lsswhere. 1T. Pure French
i1raniV ii j. almost i'm possible to obtnnnearly
ail tn Ortidv imported from France heing American
spirits seat there made into baniy. AMI shipped
back ng I'm. 2d. ,laID people abandoning the
us3 of American whiskry, brandy and gin, since it
has been discovered tnAt SiRYCHNINE, a deadly
poison il ia use at the west in dslliinS, thereby III
crcasing the yield of Liquor about One-third
In conclusion, win say TO all who desire who O.
some agreeable tonic and s,imuIentgive tar rIalo
" o l. + e s
SCheidan Aromatic Scg,napps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole importer.
a6-3m p BSsser street, New York.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-10

D% Old Roger was visiting a
friend whe had a remarkable fine lit
tie girl, about three years old, fa-
nous for smart sayings. AS usual,
she was shown off before our esteemed
friend.
"What is papa % asked the ''pa-
tient," in order to draw out the pre-
cious child.
"Pap's a humbug,' said the juve-
nile.
81 Declare" said old Roger, 81
never in my life saw so young q child
with so mature Judgment.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
THE THREE WORDS
Which Followed Benedict Arnold to his
Grave
az GEORGE LIPPARD.

When We look for the traitor again, we
find him standing in the sseeple of the
New London Church. gazing with a calm
Joy upon the waves of fire that roll areuisd
him. While the streets beneath fow with
the blood of men. women and children.
It was in September. 1851, that Arnold
descended like Destroying Angel upon
the homes of Connecticut. Tortured by a
remorse shat never for moment took iis
yufture beak from his hear; fred by a hope
to please the king WHO had bought him
he went with men and horses. swords and
torches, to desolaie the scenes of his child.
hood.
Do you see this beautiful river fswine
so calmly on beneath the light of the stars
Flowing so silently on, with the valleys
the hills and orchards and the plains o
Connecticut. on either snore.
On one side you behold the siumberine
town with outlines of St. TrumbalI rising
above its roofs. on the other dark and
massive pile. pitched on the susnna o
rising hills. Fl. Griswold.
All is very still and dark, bat suddenly
two columns Of light break into the stariil
sky. One, here, from Fl. Trumbull. an
other over The opposite shore. frem Ft
| Griswoid. This colamn marks the career
of Arnold and his men.,thai the progress.
| of his brother In murder.
While New Lendoa. baptized In blood
and flames. rings with death groans-thers
are heard the answering shouts Of murdel
| from the heights oil the Fort on the oppo-
site shore.
While Benedict Arnold stands IN tbs
steeple, surveying the work of assassins
yonder in Fl. Griswold. brave young
man, who finds all defence In vain. rushe.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

ALI was void: -sss
A wide illimitable space alone,-
A dark unfathomab!e gloom around,-
Was all that was, save where in farthest depths
or Past, tn Eternal dwelt, who ne'er began,
And who no end shall know.
Aid Time was not;
No measur'd hours, nor days, nor years rolPd
But boundless, and vast, gloomy space was
there
Eternity. What finite mind can grasp
Its scope of endless, linitless extent?
IT'S far beyond the reach of mans weak ken.
TIC know it was and is, enough to know
Beyond, the soul is lost in darkest night;
Imagination e'en can scarce invent
Or fathom but its smallest point of space
And yet pervading all its vast expanse
Th' Eternal reignel ere time had e'en name.
Enthron'd in seif-existent mind he sat,
The One, the great "I am - the God of all.
With pow'r that grasp'd with one concentred
thought
The endless realms Of future and of past;
mighty plan he fram'd immense and grand.
No sooner form'd, than around him throng'd
or angels bright who waited his behest;
And married hosts stood round his radient
throne.
With ranks on ranks unnumber'd, thro' the void
They sped and silent seated at his feet
Look'd for the woudrous work that he resolv'd.
He wili'd. And straigt uprose in middle air,
A dark and shapeless mass, and indistinct,-
Thence chaos sprerd in dim confusion round.
Then at the sight loud acclamations rang
Around the throne, and joyful songs arose:
Bat at his deep silence hush'd the ehrong;
And avid and brethless was the mighty host.
While brooding o'er the mass, th' Eternars
brow
Was mov'a with thoughts of import vast and
grand.
All seeing-knowing- ask'd he none.
But deep within, the mighty work was wrought.
Again he WILD. And thro' the ambient air
In endless circles sped thousand worlds;
An moy'd by his all pow'rful mind and arm,
Withregular course they took their way around
Now frst th, Eternal ope'd his lips and spoke
Let there be light" be said, and hight there
was.
No sooner went the mandate forth, than burst
Thro' all the realms of space one general blaze
One central light be made, and all the rest
Revolving round. were seen.
The work was done;
and then the angel choirs sweet anthems sung.
Ill loud and long resounded heavn's broad arch;
And fall and free they shouted. nor were hush'd;
For now th' Eternal saw. and said his work
WAS good" and grateful to his ear arose
Ine incense Of their praise. as, seated high
Above the rest, on every hand he view'd
Bright worlds on worlds arise, and onward roll
Iaen In it proper sphere.
Then high he wav'd
His hand, and at his word the angel hosts
Attentive watch'd 20 catch his last command.
rney heard;-and quiet obedient ST rted forth,
Each on his diffsrent errand sent; once void
NOW worlds, and systems too, on systems rose
wide,
.he music of the spheres and their glad shou
dr aa one harmonious strain loud echoed far,
ihe mighty work was done, and all was good
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
Then high he wav'd

An advertisement in Philadelphia pa
per reads as follows:
). Stolen. a watch worte a hundred dollars.
= the thief will return it. he shall be In
,0rmed gratis. where he may steal one
worth two Of ii, and no questions asked.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
Sfliisfellaneoas.
For the squatter Sovereign.
FRIENDSHIP.


FRIENDSHIP.
(LIxEs IN An ALBUM
Friendship, mellifiuous to our ear
The ut'ranee OF this word,
And oft have fallen secret tears
When its sweet sound we've heard.
Friendship; when kindred spirits meet
Springs up this sacred flewer,-
Its leaves put forth-its roots deep seat
And blooms within an hour.
Friendship; eoes often claim this home,
But ahl how great their crime
Since. for alone, some paltry gain,
They f,ch affection's shrine.
Friendship; 1t is treasure rare,
Out-weighing India's gold;
Earth's gems will not with 1t compare--
It's worth can meier be told!
Friendship; Mary may it be thine
To adorate life's way
May it, like pearls, around you shine
Where e'er on earth you stay.
Atchison, K. T. GONDOLINE.
Eror, tha S.4nrJ.,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

, n1 Speeking without thinking,
'hoos'ns withou. taking aim.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
n.Trs oF ADyERTIsINa.

For one square, ten lines or less. si ~, oo
Each additional insertion, per sauAle - 81.
nrs .saere, three month M
.,.-.l,.s ,,onths. 10 90
go. - nonths 90
Two sqaa ies' ~. -. >, anths.... .....9 90
:. .,n.i,s ,nonths s...........16 10 90
coIn,,n. three months 10 90
o1s six months 10 90
a twelve months % 90
-, column. three months.... rs 90
one &C g ak months -. .25 Oh
:, &c g twelve months :. 40 %
~. o,,ur three months 80 90
oa' y 'o' six months ~. ."..45 90
a. twelve months. ......75 90
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
} q u

Iw, beyond a
y city
not,lded by
J few points
Re destined
ne OF those
h-east bank
4 OF Atchi-
R,iphan and
frsected by
'rasshopper
9 upon the
down the
pre- induces
Hand town
|ritory. All
iouss Of OBJ
will do well
FtfCutdr5 In
~
ksident,
lecretary.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

Allow few years to pass unnoted. and
Violet is again before us. She had now
reached her fourteenth year, aud neither
thought nor wished for other home than
the roof of the Rag-gatherer. Those
four walls were the world to her. and
there her days passed in peace and hap
piness. Nelly vas usually absent many
hours IN the dav. and rarely returned be-
fore night. Where those were passed
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
u.., She mood oil cit
ms "a GIL

From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
~HATraM
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

bt4GGs
|undersign-
|sSrIEr |SIrI Iof the
n Kansaa
Fdsfed June
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

S4s
kKsELLERs,
! Manufae-
| NO., keep
Ing Beoks,
s,sPhiios-
<ctionaries,
they offer
|or. prompt
sestic Sta
"a Writing
eatestc care,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

FofSafes.
foof locks
ed separate
n6n, 1851,
That were
orh's Fair.
be superior
nd the sub
serve amin
oduce their
pr - burglar
are thesen.
a sell Her
Hall's Pat
CO.,
/ l29 Water
Murray St.,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

fly repaired
(aving made
hproved ma
Ill orders Of
y and Door
her kind Of
&f every style
Yellow Pine
Pailing for
attention Of
{ebraska.:snd
ntry, where
are scarce,
our Frame
niete.
pN&co.
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PRIVATE BOARDlN

A FEW single gentlemen can be comfortably aceommo
MRS. LOOMS,
& . 70 nf
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0aa ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
ZOU North olthe city, between Gaatn aud Porter
Turnpike Roads. Tract OF about 1855 has been
subdivded in pieces varying from u TO 50acres, and will
be sold in Lots the Whole may best suit purchasers
9hsis Tract superior Land entirely free from rocks
its soil deep and Of the richest quality well hmbered snd
in blue grass number Of fine Springs al all times az
oFdng abundant supply Of the pure water From the
Gsllan road is reached b good TutnPke half mile
length. and a road in course Of building passing
through the Tract TO the Cumberland River. On toe Farm
comfort able dwelling and o1t-hOuses, young apple
orchard trees peach orchard ADD long of
and substantial fence skirts tie place the rev
road. Tems-I, 2 Sand years. with interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO. One other Tract OF about nos acres three miles
Northeast from city and hame from the Gal
road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and is suhdiyded into Lots containing from 70 =
acres and nterseced by convenient avtnues 1erms and
wears, interest. Possession given Immediately for
either or above Land, provided the pur
chaser VIII pay fair equivalent oT The growing crops and
stock included JOHN ID. NlNSIONs
mar27-aitf 25 Cherry street.
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NASHVILLE JOCKEY CIUB COURSE.
TFoII FFpatsug. 1887.


TUESDAY, osober 90ih-Ist day-sweepstakes for two
year Olds twho trained previous 10 the is
Jny 100 entrance $50 forfeit one mile out closed
i-cslEy 4 thompson enters ( by 90 Boston, dam by
= turner enters by Shamrock, dan Ida, by imp
s@4 ssrnes epeyss by Albion, dam by Richard.
4Brssher d Powers enter ca By Albion, dam by Levia-
5-w Phillips enters by Albion dam Delta, by Priam
Tennessee stakes year od $500 entrance, $50 for
feis mile heatslub add $500 ii two or more start
Nv ROuntee enters Oh Tom Esmes BY Sd Boston, dam
a3Also, Kate Hayes, by imp Albion, dam EudOn, by
s-John Kennedy enters oh by Emu, dam by imported
up Fowler enters br Daisy Burns by Iamda, dam by
s@w cheatham enters b by Glencoe, dam ssnOra
6oE B1sarhiti enters s by Albion, dam by Rater.
WEDNESDAY,. october 2Ist-sweepsakes for untTiee
3year olds, 500 entrance $50 ior'ei mile heats &c..
s~jo6a Kennedy enters Oh by Emu, dam by Ainderby.
3-Also, 2 { BY Emu, dam by imp Ainder6y. a, nj,
4-w Phillips enters by Ebony, dam BY I'd Bell
shazzar-
THURSDAY, October sQd.-swseps,akes for year Oldt
slGO entrance. $50 forfeit, one mile heats.
IN Cagy enters Potsos, by Glencoe, dam imp by
a@1asher q Powers enter oh by Albion dam BY Leva-
s-Iohn Kennedy enters oh by Albion, dam by Ain
4@m Rounres enters by Glencoe, dam Jane watsOn
5-W horrod enters br by Anine Dent, by EPsOOm
dam Princess Ann. by LeFihthan.
6-W Cheaiham en.efs by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love, by Leyisthan.
tx Thompson enters b by Giencoe3 outOi inc uan
Of Mary Bowen, by Leviathsn.
FRIDAY October 23i-Sweepstakes for year elds, $3.50
entrance, forfeit, two mile hests-Cub TO add SSoe Two
or star. =. 49,.
dam sally Jones, by LeviRthan.
9-Also, b & Kate Hayts,by Albion, dam 6y Fnam.
3-B 2 CheRtham Oh DeSoto by Epsilon, dam Cotlage
4P Fowler enters br Daisy Burns, by LamdA, dam by
Pacific. ~ A..
by Leviathan.
SATURDAY October 24th-Sweepstakes for year ODDS,
A. o entrance $50 forfeit, mile heats.
1T Trimbe enters b by Glencoe, out Of the dam oil
IN q d Calgy enters b Potsos by Glencoe, dam by
imp stun
the dam Of Berry, by Glencoe.
s-W Chatham euters I BY Glencoe, Gam SOuoIo
Love, by beyiatiau. - ,,.l
s-join Kennedy enters Oh by Albion, dam by imported
CIV sherrod enters Aline Dent, BY EpsoIOm dan
Princess Ann, by LeyiathBn.
w Phillips enter5 ch by Albion, dam Delta, b!
p-i.n W. J. PHILLIPS,
nn~s--f Proprietor.
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RUSjneSS Ch8MgG.

have his da, possd Of my entire interest N the bus
ness Of johnson, H'rue d Co., 70 yno A Fisher and
lanes Wheless who will continue heretofore, and for
whom earnestly solicit liberal share Of public patronage
uly SIT L A. hOh4'h'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-15
TIE GREATEST
Building Association
, THIS PKOGKEsSIVE AGE.

AM offering For Sale low figures, twenty Build
ing LOs in the Eighth Ward Nashville such terms
that any procure himself complete and conyeni-
ent home The lots front the MunTeesbOrO Turnpike,
Wharf, Fankih and Maple streets, and admirably
situated for PryaIe Residences.
CabOTnes Omnibusss have completely evOlutonsed his
part the city, which with other imprOs being
made, the extension OF Gas, ard water that
ttOn will add greatly 10 The value Of his Property.
The Terms such will aOw each purchaser imuiedI-
sely put up his buildings, the purchase money will
be required until the san Of January ls2 interest,"
only to be paid annually until that time. Call
iuy-u A.V. \. LINDSEY.
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NaShViIIea.umlbePYaPC
j. G. DARDETTIs

DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES AND
BOARDS
HAVE on hand large lot OF Cedar yellow ana
White Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar PLANK,
7st. Scantng, Square Cedar Cedar Plank and Poplar
ningles Five Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar U
dressing Poplar and Yellow Pine flooring One olh
gle Machine making Poplar Shingles. All in constant
operation. supply any quantity OF Lumber or Shingles
as the shortest notice. and The lowest prices for the cash
marS9 J. G. DARDEN,
Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway.
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Variable Free-SoiI ! OF for sale.

7 AM Offering for sale a valuable Bulldog Lot on
L Spruce street. the Broad. lot frOnta
xty feet Spruce, IS hundred and Y feet deep
with a convenient alley in the
This Is exempt from for g from lst
Janusry next. This eXsm ptOn is gilmore value than
ally accorded 10 only the grounds all improve
erected thereon, free from The
the item of will more than pay for The ground and a
Improvements This lot is also situated OF the city
that being rapidly filed up with fine dwellings and
private residences Terms re- sonabls.
AppIv TO A. Y. s. LTN0SLEY
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill

TVAS lust received the highest premium a. lhS STE
i OnaL lair aLsLOusvills. and also a. she 1sSie
Pair az CinciH natl, Little Giant, star anu
Mills. - De-, Oats &c,
for stock md for grinding for family use, ~ es De-
as being cast separate from The other Poi1io'' -
Mil. - --s,dfnz rags for
hNy doldRs. IrH'ehns AsoI q BALDWIN & 20;
Mills ,, n College street, Mas WIS
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DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently


DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently
U ERoSBNB ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
n from this Oil exceeds in braney tina OF any other oil
fluid heretofore discovered; is nexposIVe and will
main limpidin the very coolest weather.
The Company recommend the lamps best adapted this
Oil, the Kerosene Lamps manufactured BY the following
parties: NJ essrs. Cornelius & Baker, sso DyO of Phs.
daiphia, B. v HaughWaut Co., 4S8 Broadway, Brook
Ign Flint Glass Co.. No % Broad Street, Messrs Dez s. Co
1872 William Street, L. MERCER 136 Elm Street, and H. ed
wards, A street, n Y Samples Of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Office of the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRTcATIEs OIL, No. l. Prepared suite the
fnest all 9th kinds of Machinery; burns Brilliantly In
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps, the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps and stands degree
Sperm Oil and admirably adapted Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosRNK uBRIcATING OILs No. 943 Superior Lubrica
and will be TO- ID to posses advantages in
the market at prices-w not burn-and have been
prepared the requrementsO Of Railroads others
KEROSENE BINNAcLE on. Prepared expressly for shp
found ad mrably adapted for of Steam
SHIPS Men War; Merchants Vessels Lake and River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin, Staeroom Cnnace, Forcaste
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, &c.
Bnnace Oil will remain fluid long as best Sperm and
will burn all night without requiring to be trimmed, and
vantage that viii be obvious to every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtaine from the Wholesale OIL
ship, Chambers, Druggists New York. and
the regularly appointed Agents of the Company many
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United the
Canadas. ana the Island Of Cuba
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules esab
lished by the Board Of Trustees,) application to
AUSTEN'S
GRNKRAL AGENTS, KEROSENE on Co.
No. so Beaver street, N. v,
N. B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prices
&e g.. will be forwarded application 3 above.
june6-ly. lA.w.l
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THECHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST


AN now Offering al great sacrifice, that valuable prop
4 erty, College Hill, Immediately opposite Uni
versy, long occupied BY the late Ut. Troost Tbs
fronts 90 feet Market street, with the Col.
ge. Toe house large and cOmmOdOus, and the Whols
a. the price offer il a great bargain.
ClaibOrnes's Ombus has practically moved College Fiji
right inc the Public square,and any wanting residence
convenient business would do we'll this prop
.rty. Call tItI A. ". S. LINDSEY.
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W. M. HARcRAVE,
Valuable LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

FUN eAIlEs -,
an authorised to sell and make ct1psle titles 70 ths
Il Tract of Land upon which the late ~ Y alker re-
sfd and the sares and stock the place. The place
IS Situated al the aIlan turnpike and is Interested by
the Nashville and Louisville ailoao q near enough TO
persons ing business in the city has fine springas
ers "a In the State and is susceptible Of divisions into
ssTsl lots each OF which would afoid beautiful build
inc ueons fronting the turnpike rallroBd. am au-
thorissd to sell the entire Tract in 51dy parces
and on such credit as | may deem expsdent. shall be
on the place during the hst and second weeks Of Nove.
Der nex and will receive proposals fol- the purchase at
private sale Of all or any Of the above nimed real and per
sona property. In the time any person desiring
Walker on tie place. and proposals ID purchase can be
made to her John Taylor or Mathew Allen the place.
or addressed to ct Trenton Gibson county, Tenr.
sept24-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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SALE OF LAND LYING ON
dick RIVER.

d virtue the decree OF the Chaueery Court a. centre
ID vile. IN the case Caleb McGraa against A W. wa
ker and others rendered the 18th day OF september lS
ska on the saturday IN November 1851 being the
IA day month"; expose 10 public sale on The premises
va ua lie Tract of Land, lying IN Dmnc No Hickman
on Duck Ryer, containing 81 acres
or less fully particularly described IN the decree o.
18th day Of September, 1881 Tho SAID Tract o. Lang
will be solo on credit OF twelve and eighteen months win
interest from SALE and without The right OF redemp
ton The purchaser will required give bond and sc
curty purchase money aud lien will be retained upon
me properly for the pa, Of the All persons are
nviied who may wish 10 purchase, 10 examine the lu'
ORViLLE A. NIXON, q. O. NJ.
ocfR-9W. Prutar's