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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09
James Glover.
GENERAL RCHAsIEG AGENT,
NO. 10 SOUTH EIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE.

GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT,
NO. 10 SOUTH EIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE.
ORDERS rcc 7nranied with the cash, with specific in
~ ructions what to buy and how to forward promptly
atten led 20.
fyou want a suit OF Clothes plain or fancy costly or
cheap enclose asure AMI the kind to GLOVER and
IL viii be forwarded as soon As il can be obtained.
II YOU want A Dress Shawl Bonnet, for your bet
ter half "swee heart send your order, with the
"dORcb" enclosed to GLOVER, and viii be iomed
ately.
Watch, Walking Cane Gun or Pistol send the "tia" 10
GLoVER and he will procure Il 'or you cheap.
II you want Carriage, Servant to drive It, Ba-
rouche, Buggy, Rockaway, Carrya Wagon set Of
Harness, order accompanied With the dough
GLOVER will be pro npuy attended to-
II yoa want Bureau, Beistead Sofa Sociabe, Wash
stand, Piano, Harp Violin, Guitar, Accordion, Music
just send the nsedu to GLovER and he will purchase it for
you quick
II you want Books ofany kind China Ware Silver Ware
Hard Ware Tin Ware, Stoves enclose the "kedLer
CLOWN and the desired article wi be sent according
structions
Ifyou want Cakes for Wedding PARTIES Fruits Oysters
Cgars, Tobacco, your order enclosing the "ds
GLOVER will be 10 fetch them"
In short yon can by enclosing the money, with plain,
sensible ucons 10 what you want get anything
that this market Affords from paper pins up
engine,
Particular attention paid orders from Farmers and
Mechanics and peculiar attention paid 70 orders from Ladies
special attention to oiGes from Merchants and other
Dealers
Commission 90 al orers Of 800 Eve per cent over 800
two-snda hafper cent.
Having been long aud intimately acquainted with all the
business transactions Of the city, the subscriber hopes by
puuc and careful attention to busnefs entrusted him.
to merit liberal share OF the public patronage.
Jan:-StdAw JAMES GLOVER.
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Valuable City property
FOR SALE
AGPuD11C Auction

pursuance OF Deed Of Trust executed to by J. O..
Leak the 18th OF March, 1885, for the purpose Of Sc
curing certain debts therein set FORTH shall proceed to
sell, at Public Auction for Cash. SATURDAY, the FIRST
day of February 1857, at the Court House Gate in the
city Of Nashville the following described property, viz:
House and Lot at the Corner Of Broad and MARI ct
being lot No. in the College Lots, occupied
Drug Store bV Roscoe.
ALSOA lot Of Ground in the city Of Nashville, 'front.'
ing feet Spruce street, being lot No. 9 in g v. D.
Stouts plan.
ALs0.-A vacant Lot Cedar street. being lot No Tin
plan.
ALSO A Lot Cedar street extended, at the edge OF
the Corporate limits, and the Charlotte turnpike font
40 feet on said turnpike and running back 1850 feet.
ALS0-The undivided half Of Lot in South Nashville,
fronting IS feet College street, j. b. Watson owning the
other half.
ALSO-An interest Of s3 800 in debt due from Jesse
Page and secured by Deed Of Tru-t.
Sale TO take place within the hours prescribed by law.
lan5-td X. A. COLE, Trustee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

The PASoRAMA.-The ignorance Of the masses
10 regard to almost every subject connected with
the polar regions, is being speedily removed. In
addition to the works OF vSrious explorers we have
now an admirable panorama Of those ice bound
confines We do not exsggerate when we say that
a more vivid and correct idea OF the climate, the
people, the animals, and the various phenomena
incident to the frigid zone, be obtained from
the exquisite painting Of Heilge, as intelIgeDtly
described by Mr., Larue, than from any work on
the subject ertant. At all events, DR.. 8eales pam
Drama OF the Arctic Explorations in search Of Sir
John Franklin, which remains two nights more at
Odd Fellows Hall, affords decidedly the cheapest
information which possibly be obtained in ref
erence to that quarter of the globe. The scenes
are not sketched from Imagination, be it remember
ed neither are they necessarily embellished by the
pencil, for the purpose OF making a dazzling dis
play but they are counterfeit presen tments draft
ed with truthful accuracy, and Astounding in all the
varied hues aud tints Of nature. We care not to
particularize where everything.is SO beautiful and
perfect-but we venture 10 say that no written
work can convey to the mind, the appearance of
iceburg, with half the accuracy, satisfaction,
pleasure, which is afforded by this market. So in
regard to almost every other object of interest
The panorama is far from being monotonous, as
some might suppose. The artist has collected all
the leading characteristics OF the country he des~
cribes, and the spectator views each succeeding
scene with increasing interest and delight. The
success which has attended the exhibition here,
amply Gtte.ts its merit. Every admirer of the
beautiful in nature and art, and all those who wish
to dspel the ignorant IDEAS generally entertained
in reference TO the polar regions, should attend
while the opportunity is afforded. Two exhibitions
will be given to-day, in the afternoon and one
at night
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TENNESSEE MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-This Insti-
tuition met on Saturday night last We are grati-
fled to find that its condition is so Adttering, and
that its success is no longer an experiment. The
annual election of Off GERS resulted 10 the choice of
1.-The following gentlemen Of the ensuing year:
: PREsIDENT-William Stockell.
4 VICE PREsIDEKT-A. Mackenzie.
N SEC. & TREAs.-J. F. Morgan.
~ Coz. SEc.-A. A. Slit.
DIRECToRs-J. b. Knowles, w. J. TurbeviIle, T.
NJ. Brennan, James Plun kett and William Kelsey.
LIBRARIAN-James A. Creighton.
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cHANcERY SALE OF REAL EsrATE.

DY virtue Of a de OF the Chaneery Court Nash
VILE at The November Term, 1856, in the case OF
roEn We Emhry ct ais, will Oner for sale, at che Of
re- old House in Nashville, the 1h Of February
1877 IL O'Clock the following described REAL EsfsTE
usted in the 18th Civil District OF Davidson County and
bounded follows: Commencing at stake In the centre
~ Neey's Bend Road at the north Of b. r.
Fosters land and running south "a degrees east about rs
oles 10 stake the ttlWes Of Bashaws land
thence south 1O5 poles 10 small low
mara Of Cumberland River and about forty yards below
tbe mouth of Cedar Creek thence down Cumberland River
soth 50 degrees west is peles TO cedar white oak
thence north degree, east ll6 poles 20 the beg nnng
credit ofo aui two years win fond and Sc.
cuy and lien retained TO the payments the
purchase money. JANIS WOODS
Special Commissioner.
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FAREWELL BENEFIT OF Mss IScE-It will be
recoected shat tonight is set apart for the fare
well benefit Of Miss Annette Ince. This accom-
plished young lady has been deighting our theatre
goers for the past two weeks, with her splendid
lersona,ion, and has won the admiration Of all who
have Witnessed her playing. She possesses talents
oi superior order and is Of the brightest or
,fnaments that the American stage possesses. A
splendid bill has been selected for this OCCASION
'And we trust that she viii be greeted with crowd
ed house
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Board of May or and AIdernns.

THURSDAY, Jan. 8.
The Mayor and all the Aldermen were present.
The regular committees were called and the re.
ports of the Recorder Treasurer, Revenue and
Water Tax Collectors were presented, by Aid.
Fogg. He also presented sundry accounts, which
were allowed.
Aid. Horn presented the report Of the Superin.
tendent of the Water Works, which was received
and filed; also submitted the report of the Water
Works Committee, which was also received
Aid. Love, from the Wharf Committee present,
ed the Wharf Masters report, which was likewise
received also reported account of coal boat
for wharfage, which bad been sunk at the WHAT.
recommending that portion of the same be re
mitted. Laid on the table.
Aid A. L Davis from the Cemetery Committee,
presented the report of the City Sexton.
AID. Felts presented the report of the Work
House Keepers. Received.
Aid Halle moved the suspension of other bust
ness, to 90 into the election CT Watchmen, which
prevailed.
Aid. Fogg Introduced a bill to increase the City
Watch to "a men, which, under a suspension Of
tue Euee, paseeu three sefeIhi IeduinSs huu OtSOO
a law. The law was then amended by striking out
the compensation Of 81 30 per day for services
aud s. inserted in lieu.
The Board then proceeded with the election Of
Wa,chmen for the ensuing year, and the following
persons we're elected, John A. Petty, VIM. I
Hughes, VIM. Jackson, Joel Phillips, VIM. Stur
devant, VIM. Watson, VIM. Farborough, Wu.
Cayitt, VIM. II. Briukey, Geo. II Woodward,
John Davis, Alex. Brannum, J. ]. Figg, Fred
Marshal, r. NJ. Watson, JAS Everett, S. Slarkey,
Jas. Tauksey, VIM. McAlister; R. S, Patterson,
r. Alley, Chas. Wright, ]. b. Reddick and NJ.
Nicholson.
The Board then went into the election of Cap
tain Of the Watch, and John A. Petty was re
elected.
The Wstchmen elect then appeared and took
the prescribed oath.
The Bonds Of the Wharf Master and Water
Tax Collector we're presented and received.
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow
evening
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Tickets $4-Halves, S2-Quarters 81.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
Same as the Royal Lottery e Ouba-wth this difference:
the Havana Lottery has 5000 Numbers-ths has only
1b,OO0.
There are Wheels each OF which there placed
Locks The superintendent have each key TO the
Locks an the wheels cannot b. opened unless both
present There placed in the wheel OF numbers Tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No.
To Is Geo. In the wheel OF prz-s there placed tin
tubes containing slips ofpaper with the prizes them
ranging from $4,000 to $50.
When tho drawing takes place, which win be in public,
the wheels unlocged and AZ er revolving them num-
Der Of the wheel Of numbers ana at the
drawn Of the Prize wheel by boys with
barred the shoulder and bnd.odedthe tube is slipped
OF and the number held and enrolled so that the whole
audience can 1.-THE number is then cal ed OF and
isered by the Superntendents The Prize dawn is credit
ed 10 the number drawn at the time, and until
all the prizes are drawn out copy Of the drawing Is then
to the printers and after comparison the Sapernte
dents certify the correctness Of the drawing These Su
perntendents are TO perform their duty without
fear OF favor.
1t will be perceived that in this plan every prize Is
drawn out and Of person must get them;
drawing every ordering tickets The prizes
are payable thirty days after drawing in null without dis
count. soS- Drawing takes place every Saturday.
re- Orders for tickets addressed 10 G. H.. WINTER,
Box 352 Nashville, Tenn viii be promptly attended to
JAMES 7. WINTER, Manager,
Jan 5, 1857. Macon, Ga.
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TO ADVERTIsERS.

The circulation Of the Tally and Tri-weekly
cations Of the Patriot combined, exceeds largely
that OF any other newspaper printed IN Nashville.
1t Is these editions that are generally used for
|aaveruslag The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city. Other news
apers may have a larger weekly circulation, but
advertisements do not get into the weeklies un-
less under a special contract.
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DIR RUFUS II. lob NsnN.

oCCULIsr AND AURIST, or MFMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
NJ ILL visit Nah,i e and be found the CITY Hotel
w SATURDAY, the 10Th January to remain few days and
give attention 10 all diseases OF the Eye and Ear-Opera
lions, the adaptation q Artificial ~ es, sc, &C.
His Ear Lamp, curious instrument for detecting the
ture OF diseases OF the Ear by throwing stream Of
light as far into the Far the Drun rgmpanum Mem
braDe enables him % determine the kind Of disease existing
and treat Il successfully.
HIS Artificial Eyes from the Mandatory OF NJ Bols-
sonnedrr Of Paris, which the prize medal the
Worlds Exhibition, london.
DIR. brings testimonials and letters Of reference from
Physicians aud citizens Of Memphis, which a desires all
10 peFuse. dec29-dkW
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

Y. c. r. r. TICKET 0FFIcE.-The ticket Of
fee Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad is
to be opened on Monday next at No 20 College
Street, under the Sewanee Hotel. Passengers
going up this road after this week viii bear this ar
rangement in mind, and remember ALEC to procure
their tickets before starting.
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New Orleans Markets.

EEw oRLFANs Jan 2The sales Of cotton 10 500 bales
Greater rmnsss caused by the steamers Prices
sitter quotations unchanged II q 2[. Sales Of the
CT 900 bsles Receipts 50 bales Stock
New Orleans $50 500 bales Receipts than year
2309 bales Rio coffee 10Hal0, Sales Of the week TO- 600
bags. Stock at New oeans $1,000 bags Receipts last
week ~ 500 bags
JAN. 3 Cotton active and frn-saes Of 20G0 bales
Sugar quiet at sac. Moasses &c Flour steady at 81
Wheat cloed vi advance-red so Corn is unchang-
ed Pork is bugyant at is 1919 co for and holders
demand advance. LAID in bbs 12c Western hay $50.
Exchange on London per cent
JAN 6-CoTToN-Saes to-day OF 16 500 bales at &c ad
Tobacco Of all qualities has considerably advanced
common selling at Re and choice at l3a17c. Molssses
Ole. sugar dull.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

PRoF. BGLE's LECTURES. The lecture Of Prof
Hale last night was well attended, and the experi>
meDts gave the usual satisfaction Tonight he in
tends giving the experiments with subjects of
"trip to California over the plains. An amusing
and highly interesting entertainment may De exc
Dpcted
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

LIVERY EsTABLIsHMEST-REMovAL n. Al
exauder has removed his livery establishment from
stables on lower Market street, where be will be
found ever ready to accommodate his old customers
aud all others who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. jan.7-lw.
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Distinguished Stranger.

HARVEY, the great Philadelphia GUTTER" being
biged to seek genial climate in consequence Of
impaired health, has located himself at Room, is
Cedar street. and will take and show
Cloths Cassimers and vetngs variety, from which
they may select TO suit themselves Our Store is fall of all
kinds OF IL READY MADE CLOTHING, aud the
Stock Of furnishing goods surpassed in Nashville
oet24-n CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

CB- The difficulty at the wharf day or two
since, was confined to two persons only, runner
and boat store clerk. 1t grew out of dispute
about the relative speed and Accommodations of
two of the fast crafts in the two packet lines
We make this statement to correct any erroneous
Impressions which may have been formed in re-
gard to the affair by reading tn city papers ofyes
terda
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Havana Plan Lottery.

[ By authority of the State of Georgia.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOT
j TERY-CLASS to be drawn at CONCERT HALL, Macon
G a., under superintendencs Of Col GEoRsE N.
LOGAN and W. C. ANDERSON, Esq, on saturday, 10th
JAM, 1851.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers-PrIes payable without Deduction.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000!
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FIRST class BOardIng House,

NO. 81 CEDAR STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
FfTR eahscrbsf resrer,y iBfsrs The eHeas a Nash.
vile snd ili vicinity thai ~ + prtpAfsd Accoaa
Uodase al tAs bAg Bearers that ulli ha.- His
haaae Il aiuags apea the travelling aashy. and
boflnz thtt he seaas And sc4aaingances era him
e4n rhsh tksy tAt the city
iAae-a Ew. walTnS 5ros, Assa..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

EIGHTH OF JANUARY BALL.-The GLORIOUS sth''
was celebrated at Tyree Springs last night by an
anniversary ball. Several of our citizens went up
there to join in the festivities Of the occasi on 1t
vas, without doubt, very happy affair
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Sharp's R1hcs.

ALL sPortsmen who are in want OF good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer &C in
vited call the OF Fall Cunningham No. ~
Public Square, and examine shsrps Patent Sporting Rae "
which in rapdty Of Firing accuracy OF aim and length Of
range is far superior any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore introduced construction
is exceedingly simple that it is not liable get
oforder' than the common Kentucky Rife
F.& C. have also a few Shot Guns made the Pa
tent. iyl6-6m.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

To Shippers of freight and produce to East or
South or to this city Southern lines will do
well to notice the recent regulations
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

T. BRADSHAW and A. v. RUTLAND hsve purehas.
"A ed from hessrs. RoBEETsoE bAsuIuL their entire
tock OF Boos Shoes, Hats, Trunks &c and would re.
ecifuly inform The old patrons Of the late hr ami the
bc generally, that N intend keeping AZ thr old stsnd,
No a. College Street well selected Retail ttocg Tor La
aies GentleDeh's, and Chillrens wear which thew will
sell for CASH and CASH ONLY. We hope ny strict a.
tenon 10 business 20 merit share OF the public patron
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09
Are You Getting naId1

yOur hair turning greyi Do you wish to cultivate good
whkers and moustachesG Your hair to be Soft SILKY and
gloyf Your head TO be cool comfortable and free Of I'D
rum Mothers your children have lu1urant heads
Ofhairi Then BoGLEs HYPERoS FLUID, which
din It's unerrng Effects Prices 25 cts so cts rs cts and
81 80 per bottle. Boge's Balm Of Cytheria stands unr
vailed for Graduating tan ald pimples and Identifying the
complexion Price so cts. Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
mys1 IL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

RUS OvEE.-Another lady was run orer by
man driving fast horse, day or two since, on
Broadway. Fortunately, she only slightly in
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LAED WARRANT BOUGHT or LOCATED.

WILL pay cssh for Land Warrants. VIII also buy Old
Musoail ana ArknnsAs Land Patents. isaaed asosI
1878 q solllrr. e 1913.
an also prepared u ioeNts Lard Warrants IN goath.
uestsrn ssouFi, the lire Of TIE sou Mlsscur
Railroad IN connecsen with geatisaa VAC has had The
srecsns 81 thar 39 0 o. sru3d land along
te ue 81 this road. Ter further partca'As fers &c
enqare hu undersigned Cedar street. the fost
Once. tssfttdkN q. FEL4sOHs-
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co NJ NJ E r CIAL
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
JAEUARF S. 1871.

CoTroNThe sales OF cotton yesterday heavier by
far than they have day during the season.
ing within bales Of 1900 advance on the finer
qualities We quote at 101a12c.
TOBACco--Nothiup dom
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
sHERIFF,S SALE.

Iea'IJ Is4tL VdOAsous
DY virtue Of writ Of Uendifoni erponGS directed,
II and delivered from the Honorable Crruit Court Of Da-
wilson county, Tennessee its September Term 1885,
VIII expose TO public sale to the highest bidder for cash. at
the Court house yard gate in the Ctv Of Nashville Sat
urday the 10Th day Of January, 1851 all the right tile,
claim int rest and estate which Warren Jackson then had
have since acquired in and to the following described
Real Estate, TO witt two brick dwelling houses situated
h street, in theety Of Nashville, South Of Broad street
lots Nos 19 and 60 being portion Of the Judge White
lots fronting High street and running back hundred
feet said High St eet, and adjoining lot Of Shadck AL
len the North ard Of David NJ Alien the South said
houses being present occupied by Farnswoth and Whe
less being levied the properly Of Warren Jackson
satisfy judgment rendered favor Of pealey and Ruth
against Warren Jackson JN0. K. EDM0NDSON,
dec5-E4s By L. D. BAXTER, D. Sheriff
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Supreme COurt-December Term, 1856.
7th CtrCuit-Equity.
MVgtret MackabHe VS. Elizabeth Mackabee- Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, ming decree Of Chancellor.
J n and W NJ Andrews vs. Andrews ct als;-Opnion by
Judge CGrlhers Affirming decree and demanding for
account
9th Circuit-EQuiiy.
Andrew Jackson Mckee ct ais.-Opinion by Judge
Mckinney, Affirming decree Of Chancellor, &C.
John May Jno NJ Stanhll ct sls-Opinion b. Judge
Harris reversing decree and remandng for account
&C.
james L Rel vs. Williams, admir- Of Hare.-oplnion
By Judge Harris, affirming Judgment below
MeCaueyv vs. McCaul- y and wife-opinion by Ju dBe
Harris. Affirming judgment belOW
Miller and W Pace state Of Tennessee Opinion by
Judge Harris. reversing Judgment and arresug cause
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-09

LIVE STooK CoMPANY-A number of the lead
ng agricuturasts of this aud adjoining counties,
have recently formed joint stock company for the
furchase and breeding of the useful domestic ami
mails of the country. We learn that the capital
stock is limited to fifty thousand dollars, conside-
rabe portion of which has already been subscribed
and there is every believe that the whole
amount can and will be readily obtained. The OBJ
ject is an important and worthy one, in which the
agricultural portion of our people ought to take
deem interest
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Whole Tickets $40; Hslve. as Quarter, sa-5O.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF No.
CLASS q,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd Saturday, Jan "a 1851
SC HE Va
NM, Dra- pau

Sb,5o0 Irses, amounting EUZUUU
WhOles $40; Halves 80; Quarters $5 EghtAs 81 So.
Certificate Of Package Of 20 Whoies sass co
do do 20 Halves, ........... 1S9 30
do do 20 Quarters ....... IS IS
do do % Eighths " ....... 50 Il
re- All orders for tickets packages in any the
Maryland Lotteries, viii receive prompt attention. and tn
drawing mailed TO all purchasers Immediately aer q
over. Address T. II. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
No. 80 FaJetts street, Box, No. 40
dec29-dkv Bsitiosore. Maryland.
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VALUAnLE LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale that portion Of the Tract OF -,
l. Land on which live, lying NORTH Of the Leba sss
Turnpike opposite the Hermitage containing F7iI
about Seven Hundred Acres. This has about 49,
four hundred In cnluvAon leaving about three hun
dred OF woods. The whole ney adapted to stock
raising.
will also sell about Three Hundred Hn1 Twenty Acres
Souih OF my present residence, fronting about hall mile
the Lebanon Turnpike. This also well wsiered
and remarkably favored Cor stock raising
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing retired to Messrs
Lindsey CrocEst, OF Nashville, for the OF payment
and for amOre particular lie scpLon Of the property.
Jan. g. d&W3R. A. J. DOM IsON.
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NOTICE.

HAVING disposed Of Stock OF Boots, Shoes kc
20 Messrs RRADsHAw RyrLAAn taks great pleas-
in recommending them 20 the old patrons Of the late
m and bespeak for them share Of The patronage 81 ne
|Iablc generally ROBERTSON A DAshlKLL.
d feu-