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Business Notices.
HoLLowAY'S OINTMENT AND PILL

HOLLoWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
BuTcaux of Health, hospitals and iispensa-
ries have rever accomplished halt the gooG that
has been achieved though the agencies for the
sale OF these r,n.,di.s. Fortunately fer the sick
t~heselgencics .'ervade all countries. EverydwcE.
ing, however, should be furnished with the pre-.
parations, for they may be suddenly and impsr.
a:ively required at any hour. II universally aud
appropriately used IA all cases demanding med
ical treatment, the average duration OF human
life would be inc eased, aud the amount of hu.
man suffering greatly lessencd The effect OF
the Ointment on erupiions, ulcers, tuners. aud
oil kinds OF external diseases and imjui les, is lit
tie short OF supernatural. &C
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South Carolina.

Griah Small, John s. In EQUITY. Lanca,.
Small. p. 7. Ham. ter Dist, Bill for
mons Exe'rs, Of John Partition real and
Is. Small, deceased. personal Estate J.
W.. b. Small, deed.
Joseph Small and Del
lia his wife, ct, al.
IL appearing 10 my satisfaction that VIM.
John Van Buren, Tyr 9, one of the defendant,
IN above case reside without the limits ,
this State, u Is ordered on motion Of III.
italns, Sopr. for complainant that the AID
William John Van Buren I've, do IA. wer,
plead or detaur TO the Bill in above case. on
or before the In, day OF April, 1857, oahx,-
wise judgment pro confesso will be ordered
against liim.
JAMES u. wITfIERSPOON.
T.. +. l.. ID.
CONS Office, Des. Is. SO. 46-sm
p l. g 20
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From Kansas,
ST.. LOUIS. March

ST. Louis. March Z. 1857.
A meeting Of the citizens of Westport.
Mo, has passed resolutions resolving to re
new troubles in Kansas; u extend hos
p'iahIe welcome L" all emigrnn,s. and al
low tie laws Of Missouri and Kansas 10
punish offenders.
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Mr.. A. +. Sterling, of this city, has consen-
ted to the publication Of the following facts,
over his signature, concerning a cure perfected
by the use o. this remedy, which facts arc cor
roborated by the Rev. l.. III. Peasc, who was
acquainted with all the circumstances.
Mr.. G. A. Leonard-Dear Sir:-Somc ten
days since, l heard OF o poor but deserving
German, i'll Mulberry Street, who was suffering
from a severe attack of chills AMI fever, con-
tractcd in the low grounds, near Newark, y. j.
| gave him one bottle of your South American
Fever and Ague Remedy, and It affords me
pleasure to say, that the disease has been bro-
ken up by its use, aud a permanent cure cfrc-
ted. Truly yours. A. +. STERLING.
New York, Nov. 9, 1856.
am acquainted with the facts set forth in
the above certificate, and can witness to the
truth of the statements therein contained.
L.. IA. PEASE.
Sup't Five Points House of Industry.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!

TJST RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF
81 Mackelal, No. l, . and 8, in bbls., and half
barrels, and Kits. English dairy and pine apple
Cheese, Coffee, crushed and brown Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, n. O.. Moiasscs.
Macaroni, Currants, Raisins, Almonds Dram
gcs, Lemons Jellics, James Pickles, pie Fruits,
Soda and Boston Crackers, all of which will he
sold extremely low ioy cash.
HASSELTlNE l. CURETON.
Nov. &c, 1856. 4l-tf
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

WILL be at the usual places Of Tax
l. paying (for the purpose Of receiving
Tax returns) on the following days, viz
AT CaetUns Saturday March 7
Horizons Monday Q
Taxutaw lueadav 10
Plyicr's M~ustcrground Wednesday II
Sm,iIs Thursday ~
Tank Friday 10
SioveIs Saturday Ii
will he at the Court House during Court
week.
Jncksonham Monday %
Cureton's Store Tuesday -
Beialr Wednesday %
Potts Store Thursday &c
CraigsSille Friday ~
Returns must be made by the goth day
Of April. Free Negroes ARE required to pay
their Taxes during the month of March, of
which they will take due notice. Tax pay
ers are required TO return To me the number
of marriages in their respective families also
The Births aud deaths am"ng Whites and
Blacks, together with the dates of Births,
causes deaths &c. Clerg, nen, Physicians,
and Magistrates are required TO make the
same returns to me of the nom Taxpayer IN
heir respective ncighborhoods.
J. X. HUNTER, Il. G. |. ID.
Feb. IL, 52-5t.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Thomas i. Ballard In Equity Lancaster
-. District, amended pc
Thomas NJ. Sims, tition 10 subject IN
Columbus Mills, Equity Ia the
et. al. of n legal demand.
1t appearing 20 the satisfaction of the
Commissioner, that Columbus Mills 4 de-
iendan, in above petition, resides without.
the limits Of this State. II is ordered ON
motion Of Williams, Solicitor for petition.
or. that the said defendant Columbus Mills
do answer, plead or dcmur To the petition
in above case on or before the LIST day OF
June 1857, ise judgement pro con.
f-sso will be ordered against him.
JAMES IL. WlIIlERSPOON.
e f.. l.. D.
Feb. is, 1857, pr. S6.-2-3m.
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The R'l-igh Register records a sad affair
which lately occurred ut the Deaf and
Dunn" ASYLUM. A quarrel arose between
TWO inmates, IN whici, one WAS killed hy
a blow Inflicted on his throat bv tho other.
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VI III
Sup't Five Points House of Industry.

The following Certificates of Fred k L. Hertle
and Henry Meier, are among those peculiar ca
ses in which a permanent cure can be effected
Notwithstanding their continued exposure TO
predisposing causes. At the time the cures
were perfected, they were engaged in the Chem
ical Works of Xessrs. Chas. Prizcr & Co.. Of
this city.
After having been troubled with Fever and
Ague for nearly u whole month, and ss allowed
lots OF ouinine, an acquaintance Of nine re-
commanded Inc to uy a bottle of what is called
the south American Fever and Ague Remedy,
aud sure enough worked like a charm. |
took it only one day, and that was the last |
saw ofthe fever. Iii with right pleasure that
1 state this fact for the benefit of all whom il
may concern, aud wish everybody the sane sue
cess in mastering this distressing disease, which
is likely enough, if they will follow my example.
FREDK l.. HERTLE,
Aug. 1898. ~ Whipplc 81. Brookklyn.
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For the Ledger.
r.
IANTHE.

ianthe is fairer than the lily white,
Aud more modest, by far, than the violet,
She's lovelier too, than the Stars Of the night,
And earth has no Nymph that csn rival her
yet,
But the hly 7! droop, aud tho violet die.
When the chill, moaning blasts OF autumn
shall come
And the brightest Star that is set in the sky
Ihall be lost in the light of the mornings sun
But Isnthe's ioveliness never shall die
(The beauty of the soul can know no decay
Aud growing more lovely as time passes by,
She'll bloom a. the rose, to the close Of her
day.
Isntbe's more bright than the mornings attire
When Aurora unveils her warm sunny face
And more sweet her voice, than the seven
string'd Tyre
That orpheus strung in the valleys Of Thrace;
But Auroran not rise from her Ocean bed
And oagtua' San shall strike the Tyre no more,
When the angels last trump awakens the dead
And proclaims to the world that time Is no
more
Bat Ianthes loyeliness never shall die
THE beauty Of the soul can know no decay
And winging her eight 10 the Zion Oh high,
Shell grow more lovely ,hro' eternity. day.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Jud'on A. Hasseltine In Equity Lancaster
VS.. Petition TO subject
Jcnnctt Belk. San Equity to pay Il
Legal Drnand.
II appearing to my satisfaction hat Jen-
nett Belk. the defendant in ab"ve petition,
resides without the limits Of the State. 1t
is ordered or motion of Cooke Solicitor
for petitioner, that the said Jrnnrtt Belk do
answer, plead or d,mur 10 the petition in
above ease on or before The LIST day of June
1857, Otherwise judgement pro conf.sso
will be ordered against her.
JAMES II. WITHERSrOON.
e. +. l.. d.
Feb. lS, 1857, IF. $6-2-3m.
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so III ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

~ I IL ~ IL L " y.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
BY james N Wit.erspoon Esquire OrIi-
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, John Hervey McMurry has
applied To me for letters of Administration
TN all and singular the Goods and ChattIrs
Rights aud Credits of Araminta Strain
widow. late OF the District aforesaid
Deceased. e
IHESE are. therefore, to cite and ad-
moHiSh all and singular, the kiudred and
creditors of tie said deceased, to be aud ap.
pear before me at our next Oriinary's Court
for the sid district To be hoi,len at L.ancas.
ter Court House on the 18Th Day of March,
inst, 10 show cause. il any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under uiy iHnd and seal,
LIS. this % day of February in the
(~~) ear of our Lord one thousand
eight hu. d,ed and fifty seven and in the
Slst year Of American Independence.
JAMES II WIrliERSPDON.
q l.. u.
Feb "A, 1887. 3-2t-p ( Z 90.
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TIE K

New York, March 7. 1857.
Cotton is quiet. and Il e days sales have
been limited I" 1000 bales Flour is heavy
at SO 20 aud SO 80 per Dbl. for Southern
WI eat is hrm. Corn is heavy at 74c per
bushel for mixed. Other articles are steady.
CHARLr sToN. March 6.
COTTON-Thc sale, TO-DAY reached nm
wards of 1850 bales at full prices. The
transactions comprise So bales III; s M
o.; 81 1T l2t d at 10; 40 AT 1871: so nj
Is 5-l6: lO7 at lag: 40 1t IS I It: \ nj
i3i 329 ut l3a 336 At l3f; and 50 bales
ut lac.
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BLANKS! BLANKsli

WE ~onld call the aiteniion Of members q
The bar and magistrates IS this and the SUR
rounding Districts, To our extensive assort
ment Of Blanks. We have now on hand
a full supply printed in excellent style, aud
can GIL all order" promptly at .even,y.hvv
evnts per Quire cash.
We are also prepared to print Briefs at
short notice. In handsome style aud 10 low
as the work can DO done any where in The
Ststs Ser osA
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

A large stock of Ladies' Dress Good.
consisting in part as fol- ,ws: Fancy and
black Silks, fancy Mcrinos, DeLains, Al
paccas, Popiins, and Il iine assortment OF
English and American frinls, Just received
at HASSEt.IiNE u CURETON'S.
Oct. Stn, 1856. 34-,f
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DIR. MLANE'S vERHIFUGE.
ANOTHER MEDICAL WITNESS.

IL is no small evidence of the intrinsic value
OF the great Vermiiuge, when physicians.
who arc generally pIejndiced against patent
medicines, voluntarily come forward and testify
to It's triumphant success in expclliDg WORMS
Read the following:
iioREisoNviLLE, Shelby Co. Ny, April ., Is49.
-NsssRs, FILMING BRo II am a practicing
physician, residing permanently in this place.
In the year lsi3, when a resident of the State
OF Missouri, | became acquainted with the SUI
perior virtues Of DR.. MLane's vermifuge, pre-.
pared by YOU. At some more leisure moment,
] will send you the result of nm experiment
made with ono vial, in erpelling upwards Of
. wo, MS.
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ieOnarQ'S

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers.
Price-One Dollar per bottle.
This Preparation contains no Arsenic or
Mercury, and will not, like the many COM
pounds now recommended for Bilious or 9th
err FEVERS, leave the system'in a condition
more to be dreaded than the disease; but its
great merit is in it's CURATIVE, PREVEN-
TIVE and RESTORATIVE properties, and is
adapted to all ACES and conditions of the sys
tenn.
Nearly all the articles which enter into its
composition a e of themselves, singiy, remedial
agents for the cure of BILIOUS and INTER
MITTENT FEVERS.
As a preventive, this Medicine should be
used by convalescents, Travellers, Emigrants,
and others, during the Summer and Fall months,
when malarious diseases are most prevalent.
A Treatise by G. A. LEONARD, Ncw-York.
on the disease. with Testimonials and Certifi,
Gates of cures perfected, can be obtained ora.
t~uitously, OF all the places where the medicin.
is sold.
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Law Notice.
THE FIRST, LAST AND ONLY
NOTICE.

A LII persons who kno themselves to be
"A indebted TO the Subscriber, to save tn.
m"rtincaiion Of being dunned, und the deep
humility of having It To do, will pl, ase settle
forthwith and save cost as W, II az feelings.
y. 4. HAM MOND.
Dec. Sd 4a-H
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LIFE INSURANCE,

INSURANCE on the lives OF white Per
l. sons NAV b. Effected with the N. &.
'.utuai Lis. Insurance COMPANY. by appli-
caiiun 10 The undersigned. This COMPANY
granIs and rcnrws Policies upon receiving
one half in cash and the other halt by note
PAYABLE in twelve months. IL was never
more sound add prosperous. Last year a diyi-
dend If 10 per cent WIS declared and placed
L. the credit Of each membrr entitled TO il,
and was allowed either Upon the note or
deducted from the neNi cash payment.
w. TfIURLOW CASTOR, Agent.
Camden y. T.. Feb. 25. 2-5m.
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Misc ellaneous.
To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the pa t.
and takes this method Ia inform Tn. citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts. and the
whole South, that ne has effected another
in the
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New Advertisements,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Persons indebted tC the Estare of K. s
Bailey, deed. CHOSE claims that are du.)
ARE info, med that these demands are rcQuir-
ed {" b. paid forthwith. This notice must,
suil'.''. as the demands are too sm III and too
numerous fo' IN" subscriber 10 mike u per
,omrl appeal ia each case. The money is
absolutely needed to settle the debts of The
Estate. and all who disregard this notice,
will hnd, that 10 the original debt will be
added that Of costs for COLLECTION.
w. NJ. CONNORS Admir-,
March 4. 1857. AT
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FOREIGN MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10.
The adviccs brought out by the Persia.
caused IN advance of one quarter Of n penny
Ia half cent in the Cotton market. The
sales during the the three days amounted
10 10000 bales. half of which was purchas-
"a by Spectators. Tn, following are the
quotations
Middiing Orleans. ......... l5l6d.
UpiandsI. .7ad.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 81.
Cotton has declined Ill per 10. The sales
of the week comprised g., ZOO bales ofwhirh
srecuIntors took 1900 and exporters 4,5Uv
bales.
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Notice.

TNlS il 10 f"rr"a : y person from
j trading for y Note made by me TO r.
\ Connor pay ah.c for one hundred dollars
dated someiim" in January 1857, and due
at eight months, ~ the consideration at
said Note has failed, ! will not pay the SAME
unless compelled by Law.
ID. ID. a. BEIK
Feb. %, 1887. d
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BONNETS, Ribbons, Jaronst, Swiss and
Lace Under Sleeves and Collars, Corded and
Hoop Skirts, r. X. Corsets, Ladies Merino
Vests, Jaconet and Swiss Edging. and In
settings. a handsome assortment lust re-
ceivcd at
HASSFLTINE g. CURETON'Ss
October 9Th, 1886. 34.tf.
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have had the Fever and Ague for several
weeks, which kept me at home, unable 20 work -. Z
tried a number OF prescriptions, without find
ing any relief, until my factory boss sent me a
bottle OF the South American Fever and Ague
Remedy, which ! have used, and alter some
days found myself entirely cured. have had
no attack since that time. now fourteen months.
and feel great confidence in this valuable med.
icinc, 20 which d! eve by recovery.
HENRY MEIER,
Sept. 20, 1855. 90 McK:bbin st. Wiliiamsbureh.
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More certificates might be fdded to swell tho
list, but a delicacy on the part of nany NOT IN
have their nsnae appear in print. preyen,s :
publication OF them, The above, however. are
sufficient evidences to establish the fact. that
this remedy Is without am equal for tie perms.
nsnt cure OF the Fever aud dgue. tf~.
a supply OF the above Eedicine on hand.
aud Tor sale by :
THos K 4AGlLI, aud J. ADAMS, and
Merchants gsns'slly IN tA!s aSe.oa.
80. ~, l-fxa.
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The certificates of Mr.. J. G. Underhill. Drug.
gist, Of Jamaica, ". Y, aud those received
through him, will be read with much interest
not only from the very respectable Character of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very unfavorable circumstances, and only
when other remedies haa been used wi,asYt
success.
Mr.. G.. A. Leonard, n. Y.-Dear ST. :-In.
closed you will hud some certificates Of the eff
fects OF your medicine in this place. Ii gives
satisfaction TO every one that has used il, and
the sale will increase as il, becomes known. I
take the responsibility To warrant IL. Mr. Sic
phen Henderson, Of this place sent a bottle to
his wife's sister, with like good result. az whe,.
used. by himself and wife. Ar. II. Is am old
man, a very respectable citizen of this place.
and is well known.
Truly yours, &C.,
JAS. G. UNIERHnLL.
Jamaica, n. Y, Sept. %, 1854.
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JEFFERSON SPRINGS

RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
IL on the waters Trammel Greek, four miles East Of
the turnpike leading Galatin Tenn, TO scotvs
KY and viii prepared for the reception OF visitors
acquired reputation widely circulated for the highly med
ena oft waters our different varietes and
visited by many, living remotely who
in search healthy ard delightful SUMMER retreat not
only the invalid, but the seekers after pleasure
Having gone considerable expense in rshtting ana
charging OF Sccomm odation We Halter our
that We will be able add materially to the
fort Of may with VISIT having during the
about seventy thousand pounds OF
very fine have had built u additional bed rooms
besides large by f. atticed each site TO Anord
air. in which the lovers Of pleasure and social enjoyment
will ind ample room for recreation
is only necessary that chronic affections OF any
Of the important organs exhibit the efficacy Of the
waters, particularly those Of females There will be
practising Physician here all times should his profess
sona services be required Thankful the very kind
and liberal patronage heretofore extended towards -
our numerous friends and visitors, again ask connu
ance Of the same with the Assurance that neither
pains shall be spared render all agrees
BILE, who may soourn with us in future
Having secured the services OF Mr.. and Mrs Pat
tersOn, the public be assured of hearty cheer in
the dining Our STABLE too will be well attended to-
Our charges will be low the times and will
NIT Of viz For regular boarders, those remaining
week more washing extra) 800 per day; children
10 of and under and servants half price; horses
so per day. Transient visitors viii be charged
per meal from 81 80 81 90 per day. extra
services reasonable charge will made. Washn
ing &C. S0O dozen. For pressing oning dress
ladies, half price.
Hack will leave the Springs every other morning Q
o'clock A M to meet the Nashville Louisville StAge
the Rock House, to regularly through the
VIM A. DEBoW & BROTHER,
iune9 [may14-triW8ml Proprietors
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The FourIh eff July

Was very generally observed in this city. Bu-
siness houses of every kind were closed, and labor
suspended Numbers of parties repaired to the
shades of the country pic mic excursions-the
Shelby Guards went down the river, on a steam
boat, accompanied by a goodly number of their
friends, and we learn, enjoyed themselves finely
The Switzers formed in procession on the Square,
and with others, proceeded toaCockrilfs Sp ing
where the Declaration of Independence was read
by Ii. NJ. FOGG, Esq, and Grafton was pro-
noClced by r. w. McGAvocK, Esq. Both OF these
gentlemen acquitted themselves in a most satisfac-
tory manner; the Grafton of Mr.. MEG. was an able
and eloquent production, peculiarly appropriate to
abe occasion. splendid flag pr, scented by
young lady, behalf of herself and others, to the
Swiss Relief Society. The presentation and recep-
ton OF this beautiful gift of the pleasantest
aid most agreeable incidents of the day. The
festivities prolonged by ball, in which all
participated, who felt an inclination to enjoy the
may sport. Everything passed off pleasantly,
and all returned to their homes much satisfied with
the manner in which they had passed the day, and
invoking for our country indefinite number of
returns of the birthday of her independence.
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IL ECEIvFD per Steamer 5. p. Hhber1:-
IL Gents Fine Calf Kid Oxford Ties etched;
Caters, tp'd;
Patent Leather Kid Top Caters,
Cloth Top Opera do
English Lasting Plain Caters;
Patent Leather and Calf French Ties;
Oxfords, Ac. Ae.
just opened by JOHN kAMAGE,
Ipne9T f2 College %.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
EXCELLENT LAND FOR SALE,

ON WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, will otter for sale to the
~ highest bidder, liberal credits Of the most fer
400 acres lying on the road leading from Franklin to
Lebanon, half mile north Of the Nolensvife turnpike
road three miles south of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad and twelve miles from Nashville.
1t is not desire to puff to overrate what
to sell, but desire to convey fair just
ception the property but If desire different
this tract of land 1t has dark loose and virgin soil
of the productive quality; about 200 cleared
and in high of cultivation and eco splendid
TIMBER all under excellent fences built almost entirely OF
WATER OF SUPERIOR oUALTTY-sEvEN OR MORE
NEVER FAILING SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS
aording to the and pastures constant supply
Of heavily ii bered with poplar, oak, ash
tree lynn, boxeder, black locust, and sufficient cedar
keep up the fences.
THE DWELLING is very neat and comfortable wood
lathe pastered and papered inside, with good
and commodous rooms, two porches, and dry and airy
cellar underneath good double kitchen, houses
rage house. large granary, shielded round, t. good
tobacco barns stables cribs, and splendid garden
select young orchard with 200 bearing trees, 1u
orchard OF peach and apple trees with other
stone spring house. good horse mill, mill stones, best
French burr and superfne boiling chest and CLOTH with
many other convenience too tedious to mention.
Taken all together this is OF the richest most de-
sirabe and productive tracts Of land in Davidson
FIVE LOTS,
Varying size from co TO 40 acres would sell all
together to suit purchasers and would make of the
best stock farms in the State Persons wishing to examine
the plan will call SOLOMON G.. MORTON, the
premises the undersigned No. 81 Cherry street
TermS-A credit third till hrst January, 1855,
Onethrd first January, 1882 and balance hrst January
1860 Notes well secured without interest," required and
a lien retained
Omnbusses and collation. free usual Those desiring
seats will please meet at the Post office by O'clock A NJ
NANCE WOODWARD,
june 2S-eo&wtd- Agents.