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Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
ADJoURNED MEETING. I

FRIDAY, Jan. 9th.
AID. Love called up his report in relation to
Wait, Clark Il Co., and moved its concurrence
Carried aud eoncurred in.
Aid. Ware presented petition Of certain citi-
zens, to change the name of Line street to Wat.
kin's Avenue also,
A petition from w. D. Robertson, to build a
frame house on McLamore street. GRANTED
Aid. fogg presented petition from the Shelby
Guards, praying for aid to uniform themselves. Rec
lerred to a special committee, consisting of Alder-
men Fogg, Halle aud Glenn.
Aid. Wilkinson presented petition from jones
Gould, praying that portion OF the tax upon an
unfinished building be RENTED Referred to FL
nance Committee.
AID. Felts presented petition from John Martin
in relation TO the erection OF irame building on
Crawford street Laid on the table.
AID. Fogg called up the bill to amend the reve.
nue. laws Of The city in relation au Assessor, and
his duties and salary on is third reading and Of
fered bill in lieu, providing Tor the election OF two
Assessors at the first meeting Of the Board 10 Jan.
uary OF each year--said officers 70 receive $3.50
each for their services aud give bond sith two OF
more surc,ies in the sum Of one thousand dollars
for the hithfrl discharge OF their duties. Taxes
are due On the lsG Of Jaly, aud the usual regula-
tions ia relation 10 advance taxes, Delinquent tax
es &e., are contained IN ths ionrIh section OF the
bin. The biA in lieu was a'opIed.
Aid. Halle moved to strike Qua al that part Of
the bHl in relation 20 the assessors. He IhOugh1
that Two were unnecessary, and proceeded
/ 10 give bis views al length.
ALI. conger supported the bill as Il stood.
Ald. A. L. Davis took part ia the debate. aud
Thought that toe assessor should report bis vAlua-
tlOn OF property 70 the Board,
Tho question: being 90 AID. HAilss motion to
strike Oat--is was lost.
The bal thee passed the third and last time
Aid. Horn offered resolution 10 elect "a AS
sislsnl Engsesr Of the Mater W0rks.
Also bill 6xing the salary Of said officer at $500.
Passed on iis hrst reading and under suspension
q the rules il passed the sseoad aud third read
Ings.
The resoiatioa vas thea adopted. The Board
weni INTO the election OF an Assistant Eaglneer Of
the Water Works. Asd Charles Hartman vas duly
elected.
AID fogg lntroducsd BIN 70 provide Cor The
election Of Street oEersser. The blll passed Igs
several reading AM beeame Law.
arsass q - sses -. DrcAsa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.



/ PORTLAND. M, JAN sth.-The steamer North
American arrived this afternoon, with dates from
Liverpool TO the Oath
| Wheat advanced 81. per bushe!.
Flour unchanged.
| Corn 81. higher.
White Wheat, 9ss9s Cd; Red Wheat, ss.a9s.
Western Canal Flour, 30s. 6ls39s; Baltimore
and Philadelphia, Sls aS9s.; Ohio, :4s.aS5s.
Yellow aud Mixed Corn, common, S3s.aSSs. 3D.;
White, 34s. 81.
Lard has downward tendency, and is retailing
/ at S0s.aS2s
Consols 9Saa9Sg. French funds 66I for three
per cents.
Cotton quotations not received.
| Nothing reported of the Paris Conference.
Vienna letters states that Count Buol has re-
ceived from Count Walewski, official notification
that France can not accept the Interpretation of
Belgrade and Isle of Serpents. Count Buo had
sent this unexpected announcement to the EmPe
ror in Italy.
The London Globe, government organ, denies
that England, Switzerland and Prussia have suss
pended diplomatic relations. and matters are be-
coming extremely complicated.
No reply had been received to the note addressed
| by Prussia TO the Great Powers on the Neutchatel
affair." meantime, Prussia persists in orcible meas'
ures, and has notified the Germanic Diet that her
own troops are sufficient for the emergency, and
$4,000 troops will assemble at Berlin Dy January,
and march under Gen. Vangroken upon SwitzerN
land. The latter Power is behaving with great
gallantry-the population is called to arms, and re-
spond with enthusiasm 10000 troops will be
armed, of which 10000 will be under VOurgoise,
and will defend Vasle, and the remainder under
/ Gen Zeigler will garrison Schophauson. The Van
and Reserve of the army will operate in the field.
! Unlimited credit for military purposes has been
voted the Federal Diet, as convoked for the 9th
ut
In Great Britain, the war with Persia is very I'M
| popular. The London Times and London press,
the Derby organ, both denounoe it. The English
and French presses think it will cause war between
England and Russis.
The Persia's news caused an advance in cotton
Of /.
Cotton active. Sales for three days reached 55,-
900 bales, of which spectators took 81, 900, and
exporters 5000. We quote: Mdding Orleans,
Z $40; Mobile, lie; Middling Uplands, l6.
CNcrNNATI, Jan. 9.-FlOur steady $50. Wheat
unchanged.
NEW YORK, Jan. e.-Flour advancing. Corn
white 20; yellow 10
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Senate-Seward introdu.
ced bill to expedite Geographic communication
for the use Of the government in foreign inter-
course.
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FURNITURE MANUFACToRY.-The encouragement
of the enterprise energy and efforts of those of our
own people who have invested their meaDs ia man
ufactures here at home, is matter which should
claim the earnest attention Of all who desire the
growth, prosperity, and advancement OF this city.
If our own establishments furnish articles equal in
Vslue, as well made, and oasas reasonable terms as
those of foreign manufacture, they have claims to
the patronage of the community which should not
be overlooked The investment of capital in our
midst by our own citizens, the employment large
numbers of men who live here and spend the pro,
ceeds Of their labor among US, and the building up
OF other branches OF home trade, in the way Of lum-
Der and other materials, thus adding to our impor~
lance and keeping at home the money which would
Otherwise 90 elsewhere, are considerations which
address themselves with peculiar force 10 the at"
tention of our citizens. visit to the South Nash
willie Furniture Mandatory yesterday brought to
our mind the force of these reflections. The build
ing is a large and fine one, and the business car
red on in it is much more extensive than we had
supposed.
No one can 90 through this mandatory without
Deln9 ulShiE pItdsSu WIN bhS pSit0Ct O'ueI anu
admirable arrangements connected Herewith. 1t
was completed only few months since. it is, and
has for some time, been in successful tide ofOpeo
ration il is situated on the corner OF Casteman and
Fillmore streets, or on what is better known the
Lebanon turnpike: it is four stories high, eighty
feet long and fifty feet wide Each story is devo>
ted to a separate branch of the business carried on
in the mandatory. On the first floor is the ma
chiaery, embracing various and important kinds,
suited to this business The second story is occu~
pied by wOrkmen upon bedsteads and heavy arti-
Giles eff furniture, while the third and fourth are
entirely devoted to the manufacture of the finer
kinds Of work. The establishment Keeps about
sixty men constantly employed.
The warerooms of this mandatory are at No.
Is College street, where every variety, pattern and
style Of furniture can be found so that all tastes
and wants can be suited. 1t will be recoected
that some months since this company was totally
burnt out The business passed into the hands of
e. H. GroOms, aud, like Phoenix, he has risen
from his ashes, aud the present building is proof
Of what enterprise and energy can do: he is now
better prepared to furnish the community than be-
fore, and in so doing gives employment to much
hrge- number Of workmen. We assure our read
ers, particularly the newly married ones, who
about going to housekeeping, that they can find
excellent furniture at this estab ishment on very
reasonable terms.
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Williams Pulmonic Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Eaptha.

Williams Pulmonic Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Eaptha.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive cure for consumption It is GER
tain remedy for PheumOnies, Asthma Splitting Of Blood,
night sweas Bronchitis Coughs Colds, Pursy, whoOPing
Cough and all diseases Of the chest aud lungs together with
the affections which pred spOe the above named CON-
plants persons who have used it In the above named
terms This invaluable medicine sale by all the drug
gsis throughout the Southern and Western States. Manu-
featured by A. L. WILKINSON CO.,
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom an orders must be addressed.
Hear what the Hon. JERE CLNKss says Of is
Persons who buy bottle to get second.
HuSrsvILK, March 6, 1856.
eEsrs have used DR. Charles Williams Pulmonic Bal.
Effects negro man. belonging to my father who has
been for several years afflicted vi distressing cough Is
apparently restored good health b. the Of bottle
alone.
Ihave used also in other cases, and without de-
cided bsneat 70 the patient.
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Msssrs. A. L HuKISsOx A Co., Huntsville, Ala
DR. CHAs. WILLIAMS:
DKAE sIR: pleasure IA giving my testimony to the
virtues Of ouF excellent Pulmonc Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry" Having used several b,tes In my family, with de-
cided advantage every case, recommend the
best and most pleasant medicine ! have
W. D. y. sAWRIE.
TEscuubia. March p, 1888.
For sale By Herman Rains, Berry DemoviIie, G. W.
Hsndershott, A. r. Roscoe, Ewing Brother wholesale,
Josiah G. BrOwn. sept2T-d&v6a
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A PERFUMED BREATH-what lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagreeabe breath when
by using the "BALM A THOUSAND FLOWERS" dentri
fee would only render buteave the teeth white
aabaserS Many persons do not snow that their breath
is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends viii
mention It, Pour single drop of balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning. hy
cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
BY using the "BAIN THOUSAND FLowKKs" II will re-
pnpes and reokes from the skin, leaving Of
soft and roseate hue act towel pour two three
drops, and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-wet your shaving brush In
either cold pour three drops Of
"BAIM THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard well, and
It will make beautiful son lather, much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only fifty Beware Of
ounterfeits. None genuine unless signed by
W. p. FETRIDGE e co.
sept2-dhw6m Franklin Square, n. Y.
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sHERIFFs' SALES.
SHERIFF,s SALE.
CHANcERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of de Of the Chsncery Court at Nash
ID Vile, at the November Term 1856, in the OF
Brown Embry ct ais will oaer for sale, at the site Of
the old Court Houe in Nashville the 14th Of February
f51 II o'clock the following described REAL ESTATE
situated in the 18Th Civil District OF Davidson County, and
bounded follows Commencing at stake in the centre
Of Neslys Bend Road at the north east OF B. F.
Fosters land aud running south "a degrees, east about IS
poles Ithvest OF Bash avs land
thence south 105 poles to small syc low
mark Of Cumberland River and about forty yards below
the nth Of Cedar Creek thence down Cumberland River
south So degrees west IS poles cedar white oak
thence north degree, east 116 poles to the beginning
TERas.-A credit ofone aui two years with bond and
curty sod lien retained TO the payments
purchase money. JAMES WOODS,
Special Commissioner.
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REST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This is strong language, yet BoGLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
(receny imprOved) proved to be by the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston, among whom
Dr. Hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer who
awarded It the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts Of the Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists in st Tbs ingredients
nourshng the hair not destructive, others ID.
Does stain hurt the skin 3D. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate to
deep black, natural to appear marvellous. Manu-
iactured sold and applied by WM B0GLE 277 Washington
street, Boston. dec10-tlmay8l
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TO AnVERTEsERS.

The circulation Of the Tally and Tri-Weekly
editions Of the Patriot, combined, exceeds Largely
that of any other newspaper printed IN Nashville.
II is these editions that are generally used fOr
advertisi2g The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city. Other news
papers may have larger weekly circulation, but
advertisements do rot get into the weeklies III
less uHder a special contract
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LIVERY EsTABLIsHMENT--REMov n. Al
exsnder has removed his livery establishment from
his late stand Cherry street. to the Nashville Inn
stables on lower Market street, where be will be
found ever ready to accommodate bis old customers
and all Others who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. jan.7-lw.
supreme COurt-Dccember Term, 1856.
7th CirCuit-Equity.
Juo higgins VS. ChisenhsI-0pinion by Judge McKin-
ney, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
5 K Killbue Davis, Withers and Powell.-Opnion by
Judge Mckinney affirming decree.
9th Circuit-Equity.
SM&M Allen VS. Cover and Decentralization by Judge
Caruthers, modifying decree, &C.
Riley ct ais vs. l Parchviser. Sheriff, &c-Opinion by
Judge Harris, Affirming judgment below
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Miss J. NJ. DAvENPoRT.-We have already an
nounced the arrival of this excellent lady and 10
imtable tragedienne, snd We now perceive she will
make her first appearance at the Nashville" on
Monday evening nett, in Knowles powerfully
drawn character of the COUNTESS, in Love" 1t is
her first visit to the city. and trust her recep-
ton will be such as to induce its frequent repeti.
ton In future.
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srFAMBoAT Avn RIvER NEws.

Boats Advertised TO Leave this Day
SALLIE WEST, CoRBETT. 81. LOUIS
Arrived.
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, WEAVER Cairo.
Departed.
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, WEAVER, Cairo
ROCK CITY, EGAN, Paducah.
The river is still falling, with three feet scant
water on the shoals.
From telegrsphic dispatch to gentleman Of
this city yesterday, from New Orleans, we learn
that the Nashville was to have arrived there to-
day. She viii leave that port for this city on Tues
day next The Scotland leaves there tomorrow
for Nashville
The Net,e Miller had not arrived at Paducah
yesterday, and was supposed to be aground in the
Cumberland.
The Sailie West left Paducah on Thursday even
ing for this city, She is advertised to leave to-day
at u o'clock.
The HamJold is at Paducah. The Commerce
hss gone down to her; and the Ella is also there,
tc receive her freight. The Ohio is closed above
Smthland aud navigation below is obstructed cons
siderably by running ice.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

BE not deserved By base limitations HEGEMAS, CLARK
cos GENUINE cor LIyER OIL. never disappolnt,
AID nine yezrs experience has proved Il superior al
others aud he only reliable car Or CONSUMPTION.
As here great des o. spurious Oh in TIE 0arke; adul
tsA,ed with sea- OIL vhsls OIL Ae. Ae mach care can
net be taken 70 procure the Genuine.
ouron is made Ht factory in SsvfOsndNnd, and
each bostls has oar Signature The eoTt be careful 10
e., HEoExAn, cI1EK Co, for since the eeAfA II MI
RusHsOs our Ais pArtRsr there has been article
aueed called Rashon which Is In sAy connected viii
r. c. Co. ri. @. 4 Go.
sodby j. G. Brsvn, EEin BrOs., and b. Druggists gen.
orally oet1g-Sn
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- Do the educated classes os our city ever
reflect upon the con ton Of those who have had no
4 educational Advantages and cannot read or write (!
We do not know the exact number Of this unior,
tunatc class Of persons in our midst, but we
informed, it is By no means inconsiIerable. They
very dependent aud subject continually to the
sharp practices OF impostors aud knaves They
can have no business Transaction, outside Of lin
tied circle, without calling in the ala Of others, and
making conGdauts when they would prefer to follow
the rule which all men who best succeed in life fol
low, that OF keeping the veil Of secrecy upon their
private affairs. IL regard their rights citizens,
the operations Of the government under which they
live, aud the laws which they must obey, they must
remain Ignorant or depend upon dearly bought
experience, such information as they may chance
TO gather from other sources. Even for proper
understanding Of the relations they sustain to their
Maker, and Of the precepts Of the Bible, they must
take the say so Of their fellow mem For the igno-
rant youth Of city schools have been provided at
the public expense But what has been done for IN.
ettered adults; Nothing. It appears TO be the policy
20 leave them to their fate, and they, ia most in
stances, having become so absorbed in the struggle
for the of supporting life, make effort to
emancpae their minds from the letters OF ignorance.
Cannot the educated portion of our people do some.
thing TO arouse them TO a sense Of the importance
OF making an effort for Improvement, if an oppor-
tuny shall present itself for tleir acceptance We
should think person unable to read would gladly
avail himself of any opportunity to get instruction,
but from various causes, understand, such
i not the case. Let those, then, who can read,
aud properly estimate the blessing, do something
towards urging the unfortunate class OF which we
speak TO attempt at least to refresh themselves in
the pure waters Of the "Pierian spring" We I'M
derstand that gentleman who has devoted the best
years OF his life to the formation of new system
of instruction which will reduce the time required
learn to read Co about Que fourth OF that usually
required, is ready, nay, anxious to instruct class
Of adults, and that too, "without money and with
out price" lie desires TO be of some service to
the uneducated aud will take pleasure in instruct"
ing a class, whether composed of dozen or FIVE
hundred. That all may be beneftted-those who
eau aud who cannot spare the time during the week
he proposes to appropriate portion Of the Sab.
bath Day 10 the good work. The gentleman
allude to is the Rev Mr.. MULKEY. We hope those
who feel any interest in this matter will second NJ
efforts and set him large class. Let him have
fair trial.
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pR. RUFUs b. JOHNSON,

OCCULlsT AND AURlsT, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
M I'LL visit Nashville and be found the City Hotel on
w Satur the 10Th January to remain few days and
give attention all diseases the Eye and Ear-Opera-
tons, the adaptation Of Artificial Eyes, &C., &C.
His Ear Lamp curious instrument for detectir the
ture Of diseases Of the Ear by throwing Of pure
light far into the Ear the Drum Tympanum Men,
brane enables him determine the kind Of disease existing
and treat Il successfully.
His Artificial Eyes IRON the Mandatory Of w. Bois-
schneider Of Paris, which took the prise medal at the
Worlds Exhibition, London.
Dr. brings testimonials and letters Of reference fro
Physicians and citizens Of Memphis, which he desires all
20 peTuse. dec29-d&w
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NOTICE,

A 7 BRADSHAW and A. v. RUTLAND have pzrchas-
a. ed from Messfs. RoBkKfFCs DAsaluL thsir entire
stock q Reo,s fhoes Hats, rruaks. &e ahd you'd
speetay in0fm the cid patrons q he late 1rm sad the
pubs ssnefay that n niead ksepag A ne Cd ssana
No "a College Street. sell selected Retail Steck hs La
des GsnteneA's. sBa Chirrns ueAr, shsch thsS VII
sci ios CASH and CASH ONLY. We hspe. ~ Strct Al
.sntoa b1nsss % 1sE1 share q ths Pebe pairsa-
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AO41oD-N1i s-@@'' -St--i -10.i
SINGLE NUMBERS!!
10000 Tickets--3,307 Prizes
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets!

s3O7 Prizes amounting t2o4oOe
Whole Tickets Sl0;-Halves IS; Quarters, ESQ.
600 Prizes OF $40 will be determined By the last figure
Of the Number that the $4,000 prize. For example,
II the Number Craving the $4,000 Prize ends with No 1,
then at the Tic where the number ends In viii be
entitled to $40 II the Number ends with No. 2 then al
the Tickets where the Number ends viii Be entitled 70
go, and so on TO o.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rates.
which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of1o Whole Tickets
Hal
10 quarter -
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
s. SWAN 4 CO Atlanta, Ca,
or :. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
or T. STIMsTEEN,
deco Box No. 8, p. o. Nashville, Team
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James Glover,

GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT,
NO. l9 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE.
ORDERS, accompanied with the cash, with specific in
~ structions what buy and how forward promptly
attended to.
Ifyou suit Of Clothes plain or fancy costly or
cheap, enclose your and the kind TO GLoVKR and
il viii be forwarded q as il can be obtained.
II you wasn't nice Dress, Shawl Bonnet for your bet
ter. half "sweet heart" send your order the
doyHicts" enclosed to GLOVER and will be imed
atev.
Ifyou want Hat, pair Of Boots, shawl, Finger Ring,
Waich, Walking Cane, Gun Pistol. send the sta" 10
GLOVER and he win procure it for you cheap.
II you want Carriage, or Servant TO drive 10, Ba-
rouche Buggy, Rockaway, CaTrys, or Wagon set Of
Harness. order accompanied with the "d0ugh
GLOVER will be promptly attended to-
II yea want Bureau, Bedstead Sofa, Socable. Wash
stand, Piano, Harp Violin, Guitar, ACCORDION, Music
just send the needu to GLOVER, and he will purchase for
you quick.
If you want Books ofany kind, China Ware Silver Ware
GLOVER and the desired article viii be according to in
structions
Ifyou Cakes for Wedding Parties Fruits Oysters
Cigars Tobacco order enclosing the duSt sent to
GLOVER will be sure to fetch them"
In short, you can, by enclosing the money with plain
that this market Affords from paper opns up to steam
engine.
Particular attention paid orders from Farmers and
Mechanics and peculiar attention paid to from Ladies
and Gentle professional and unprofes Very
special attention to orders from Merchants and other
Dealers
Commission all orders Of 800 five per cent over 500
two-and-a half per cent.
Having been long and intimately acquainted with all the
business transactions Of the city, the subscriber hopes
puncus and careful attention business entrusted to him.
10 merit liberal share Of the public patronage.
jan'-3tdAw JAMES GLOVER.
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CO M NJ E r C. [ AL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
JANUARY 10, 1851.
C0TT0N.-We heard Of sales yesterday Of about 80
bales at 1Oa12c. There purchased, but from
could Lot get the figures from the buyers.
Charleston Market.
TUESDAY Jan. 9, p. M.-COTToN There is brisk de-
full prices sales day 1890 bales t2a2 Is &C.
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VALUARLE LAND FOR SALE.

| OFFER for sale that portion Of the Tract Of -.
Land on which live, lying North OF the Leba ls5
non Turnpike opposite the Hermitage, containing az
about Seven Hundred Acres This tract has about &2A
four hundred acres in cultivation leaving about three hun
bred acres Of woods The whole hnely adapted to stock
raising.
will also sell about Three Hundred and Twenty Acres
South Of present residence fronting about half mile
the Lebanon Turnpike. This also well watered
and remarkably favored :or stock raising
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing referred to Messrs
Lindsey Crockett Of Nashville for the ,erms Of payment
and for amore particular description Of the property.
Jan. 5-d&w3w. A. j. DONELSON.