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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11

bottom, but try to have sufficient liquid Lard to
80 keep il Swimming continue to ill steadily, never
allowing the boiling to exceed simmer. The boil
ing and stirring must be continued until every piece
of fat has sweled and melted so that they all float
to the top of the pan, any pee g laying in the bot
tom readily f. 1t by the Lard stirrer. When all
swimming, withdraw the fire, and leave the job
for the night. During the night the melting goes
on, and the pieces that were floating the top are
all fslen to the bottom in the morning, leaving the
pure Lard qaite clear.
The Lard il now strained through a sieve into
puncheOn, being careful not to disturb the sediment
in the pan. The puncheon is partly used to cool
the Lard but principally oclarify it. for no matter
how close the sieve may be, considerable sediment
will be deposited by precipitation.
The Lard is drawn from the puncheon by a cock,
which elbows the sediment to remain undi turbed.
This sediment may be used to commence the next
boiling.
The rough Lard which remained in the pan has
to be converted into fine Lsrd if possible lit con-
sists of about Lard and J skins and Jelly, which
must be boiled very slowly in a smaller pan. As il
is at this point that most mistakes are made it will
be well to desorihe the process more infinitely.
There is but little danger of scorching at the
mencemert Of the boiling, the upheaving of the
mass acts the part of strriDg but when the fire is
applied to warming up half melted Lard great clTe
is necessary the stirring must be constant until
the boiling commences, and again when the boiling
ceases it must be necessarily stirred till the fire is
! very low.
There are two ways officiating the rcsiduum LerI
-one Is to boil slowly for hour, little cold lard
is then thown in to settle, and much liquid lard
! as possible is taken off. The remnants in the pan
e-nOw partly jelly, which must be destroyed by
the action of fire. curing long and severe boiling
/ and stirring til the skins reduced to a sandy
matter, the fire destroying all that is glutinous; the
whole is then to be put into press when the Lard
| is at once separated,
! But as it is so likely that this burning away Of
the jelly must njure the color of the Lard, uniting
! it for eating purposes an improvement has lately
been adopted, which Is, to boil very slowly till the
/ pieces are reduced as much as possible, without
burning the jelly, the whole are then put into a
pow rful press, VIII CT expels both lard and Jelly !;
by throwing these into cold the Jelly is pre-
! cptated, and the lard 40 IS and congeals.
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GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held i'm the City
4 of Nashville, in October. 1887. the Judges
appointed to examine articles in Class 43-NO.
II. GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Machines: No.
1854. SNGER's-REPOBT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits of the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER Il BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of Singers using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and in the opinion of the committee. is best
adapted to FINE CLOTHING. SADDLERH. &c.
The GROVER Il BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING ;
and, with the exception Of fine clothing, saddle
ry, &c, in the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 4, Public square. Nashville, Tenn,
Nashville. Tenn. % e lbEr s IS 1T.
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REw YoRE, Dec. 5.-The Ne9 York Times
Washington correspondence asserts that Henry l..
Martin, Of Miss sippi. q TX ia the Interior De-
paFtment ~as the secret agent OF the Administer .
ton IN Kansas during the deliberations OF the Con.
slitutiona Convention, while iG Is asserted that lt
Was through bis Fprs ssntatiens aud Influence thai
the Convention determined Gu only = partial sob
mission Of she Constitution the people Of the ter
rtory; aud furth 2, that il Martins dispatch e
Washington shieh I'D the Preslduus aBd ths uuiOu
20 take their positions early IL i4voF Of the Con-
Yenlloas action.
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Interview between Jas. 3. SIeadman
and the Pre- .idenf.
WAsHINaroN, Dc. 8. 1s57

''-A74lA-NNlOHi L'SC 1901
Senator Douglas Is here. The breach between
him and the President seems likely to WIDEN His
urgent recommendations Of devoted friends for
important positions have been treated very cava-
herly throughout He asked a first class mis-
sion for bis lieutenant, Richardson, and obtained
Tor nm the offer Of the Governors ip of Nebraska
1t is currently reported that hi. Ohio friend
Steacman, who came here strongly recommends !
for an important post, WIS met BY Mr. Buchanan
with the blunt marx: 'Sr. you did all Won
could against me at the Gin, innati Convention ~
Steafman, soon as he had recovered from the
surprise which this observation occasioued replied
True, Sir, did support Judge Douglas in that
Convention, because believed him the ablest and
fttest man presented. I am Of the same opinion
still. wish you good morning" This system.
attic rejection OF Douglas friends by the Executive
may not have provoked the pending schism, but is
hkely TO aggravats it. Richardson is known to be
vehement against the dodge submission.
Steadman has since been elected Public Printer
the richest position under the Government. Doug
las wins.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR UTAH.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Courier and
Enquirer states that Maj. Gen. Smith, now in
command of the Western Division, bat now
on temporary duty at the East, has been direc-
ted to repair from Philadelphia to Washington,
to consult with the Secretary of War on the
expectancy of eqnipping an expedition in Cali
foruia to relieve the command of Col. Johns
ton, in case If necessity.
The relieving force, if organized, will neces-
sarily consist OF volunteers.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,

TTNHE undersigned prepared to introduce into In
L Tennessee W. Z. CHILDS CO.'S PATENT ELIAS
ask attention Architects, Builders, Railroad
panes and the public to examine over other
Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
thing The material forms hard and smooth
the action of the atmosphere in every
climate. II is mpervOus TO water, elastic ana flexible.
II and expands with the changes OF the anOs
phere will neither eyapOrae, crack rot and
its durability, there is question.
IL is practically impeTishahle and will perfectiuy Tes
proved, and will warrant it waterproof We will
gage put Roofing ordinary good sheathng,
old shingles and gravel tim zinc, copper or iron roofs
it making difference how steep 1at they be
than Roof Of the old style, and
will give better satisfaction.
Il will be found be the best Ihiug invented to
mend old leaky tin, and gravel roofs around
chmneys scUttles dormar windows CUTTERS where the
tin rusted through. This Cement be 20 last
long stone, and form perfect adhesion to OBJ
which il is applied Tin Roofs be painted
land warranted not to Leak liars and fifty
per hundred square feet which cheaper and much bet
This Roofing will be found be the
theug covering large Roofs where they exposed
hr Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
Bridges Depots station Houses Steamboat Decks,
and in fact every kind of Roof where there external
exposure from FIRE. As the ROOTS perfect without joint
chance for communicate,
light subs lance will burn out without igniting
f- Insurance Offices at Cincinnati, and other places
where Chds A Co.'S has been used Build
with Roofs covered sh this Cement, at The same
rates for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished TO those distance
with directions for using.
E Orders cent the undersigned through the Post
ONCE viii be promptly attended 20
would respectfully refer to the following gentlemen
for whom have covered buildings with the cement.
ARCHITECTS AND MASTER MECHANICS OF NASHVILLE
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The 4th part of the Code pissed LIST reading.
House bill for the relief of Phillip Kiser passed
Sd reading
Joint resolution fixing the number of Acts and
Journals to be printed for the various counties 10
the State was adopted.
House bill to establish a Common Law Court in
Chattanooga was read the second time; sud dis
cussion arose between Mr.. White and Hamilton
aud Mr. Rowles, which terminated in the passage
Of the bill.
Adjourned to A. NJ, tomorrow.
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For Rent.

TWO hand some srd con Portable Brick DweInRs Nos
and 3, laihorua's Row. These lotre7 are new and
vel finished the good size, with high ceilings
the well ventilated Hydrau. water Ia he lots and
he have the privilege OF the Free School, and
the ght educate their ,hldreu without charge. Cai-
borne On nbus regularly loUr from these hou-
ses TO tie Square az HE low price Of Apply
A.N. s. LIN Silly.
Dec 2-du FIR. GLASCOCK.
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The officer who pulled Gen. Jaekson's nose in
public, when he was President, has been appointed
by the pr, sent Administration, Superintendent OF
the Arsenal at Washington. Thus modern Demo-
cracy nOt only insults the memory Of the old hero
by adopting the principles OF his enemies, but by
warming with place the hand that struck him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11

CRY IN A BAD WAY.-The Rochester
Union says the city of Coburg, Canada, is with
out money, credit or q city council. Il has
loaned It's credit for railroads, until it has none
lett to loan or pledge. It's people are taxed
half a dollar on each five's valuation, its treas
uTy Is empty, and to cap the climax of It's
mis!ortunes, II is without a local government
Inc city fathers, with the exception of the
Mayor, having resigned.
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NOTES LOST,

n H foUo notes have been lost BY me- and pub
L lie are hereby warned against trading for the same
tOwit Note of Revno3d hitChings for IS, 90, dated
Dee. 7h, 1881, t 80 days ayaDe the Bank OF Te1ne
see the order Of J. Foster AMI by him endorsed The
ofG. W. Htchngs 81 OF due jan 18Th SIS, pay
abe the HanS Of to my order, and
do sed By myself and T. G. james also, the note Of John
r. Johnson for 1905 ST. due Jan 1s 1855 pave The
order Of P Ncnol, and endorsed by him and ex. Fall
Dec 1l-d5t. Z. NJ, REYNOLDS.
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For Rent ar Lease.

THAT couyenisLt rttidence tie Franklin Turnpike
j It Freftut occupied bE Nj 'tlows, u contains six
be- des kitchens, 80 &c and has about
q ground attached. 10 Guild be- leased 10 good
tenant fer q term Of years II desired hFpI 10
ruvlg A. Y. s. lINNSlEY.
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- Inc Tendon Sporting Magazine, in its No
Eemoer lumber, says "Fhe Prioress victor , oaghl
70 DC 'he means OF restoring conf encs to the mo-
hey market at Ne" York, II they do not get il into
their heads land then It will REQUIRE SURGICAL ops-
ration ~ get IL QUIZ that Lord Pasrseon hAs pois-
oned both Leeomte and Pryor"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11

r. There is 10 truth in the report that Lord
Napier and COuut Sartiges have addressed joint
note OF remonstrance 10 General Cass in regard TO
General Walker and the flhusGrrs. No such note
has been received by the Secretary OF State
Washington correspondence Of the n. J. Herald.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11

Eg- Mr.. Jamas Sloan, formerly of Shelby coun-
", in this State, but resident Of Kearne
county, ptxss killed. a short time since, a wild
duck at the Falls Of San Antonio, which measur-
ed from tip to tip Of wing feet 6i inches;
from end of bill TO end Of tail feet Ct inches;
length of body, Is inches, and measured scross
the back inches. A wbopper.-L Louisville Couri-
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Price of Admission.

Admission all parts Of tile House,. Isl
BOX Orc open, and III continue d'iy fem to Y,
and P N, be scored three days in
advance. Doors open quarter before seven eommtne
haf-paS; seven O'clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-11

TWO neat Dwelling Houses, suuUer street, south
/ d Broad for the uing YEAR eaeh containing Z
Rooms, beies III chen aud Servants EoOm with stable
Carrfags House &C Auply to l.. d. BAKER,
Nashville, Oct 22-tf a. Planters Bank.
81 Possession Of one Of the above can be
had Immediately. ldec. u L. D.
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Removal.

TNWIN BROTHER ge--essd tneF 500 ~ = 80
- and Mericiuts 20 No s. NAsifis- iAn niosAs 80
hoss fornrrl, ocuUlci by uessra swans o eha hote
IN hand - iar.e an extensive ass5 tlaen1 OF ores -
einss PaInts g., shicl they 'asr 70 nc es - "a
r-s 81 ne usual tigae aad vi &c happy % So eN'
800. 81 others - chasing g5ods "a he na5Ast'
A..hNL-l-- h.N. %. Leal.-.-.
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DIESER TO Gov. WALKER-A grand dinner
Is shortly TO be given 70 GOV Walker in New York
city, y dissatisfied Democrats, among whom are
some Custom House and other officials.
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CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE,
Lessee and Manager,


ElHE Manager the Bulletin issued stsday
if&ctoriy accounted for tn posponement Ofthe per
formance BY telegraph from Huntsville daLed Dec 10TH
Mr.. Crisp IS advised the New Orleans English Opera
Troupe will for Nashville the moment communication
is open. The COmpany will possibly arrive iG time 70
pear Saturday next ranly later than Monday
evening" Dec H. when the opera previously announced
bohemian Girl) will Re represented.
Seats already secured remain in force for the first
Opera night, or money returned.
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EnR Rent.

THAT COEVFNIFNT FRAME WILLING Ga
] the FTankun Turnpike road. near he hrst ~
Tol-rate nov OccU pie by J. A. NCCaH Tbrll q. ~
Tie four rooms, be- drs klic en-, seTyant'
rcor-s. etc. End fhTt, Of Frouud attached.
ER~ Suitable niiuTe he vel ascd - the ten
am IL desired. Ec Possession given inv edittely-
Apply TO A. v. :. LINDSEY,
Fov let. No. 81, College street.
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For Rent.

GONE Eve or six q CIsborre's and neat Cottages
- situated between the Lebanon and ure,sbO Turn
pkes viii be rented good tenants, low price, for the
ensuing year. These houses have privilege OF an mex
hauetbe supply Of convenient 20 an Of them, with
out charge entitled the beueet o. the Free
Schools one Of which is in q cir immediate ghborhood
Apply TO A. Y. $. llNlSlEf.
Dec Diff D.. E. GLASCCCK.
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PORK.

After killing, the hogs should be allowed to hang
for twenty -four hours in a moderate ten Perature
keen frost preventing the salt from taking proper
effect. In curing the process is TO be ooserV-
I'd az in Beef. II woull be almost imposs'oie 10
Give anv directions for cutting that would apply
generally as in almost every side there IL diheT-
ence, according to the weight; each piece should
be cut as square as possible.
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CIrcuIt CouEt-SePtenb Der Term.

Circuit CouFt-Septembe Term.
Wiley Bradford All others James Il. AArsr and 9TH
ers.
Y erder o. he honorable Ciro1t Court Of Davidson
ID county uPon motion % far petoners ard tt
aupsarif The satisfaction q The Court at james b.
Marsr ana 4tfe uarn MafleF and Nifc, WiAE g. kei-
lev gad wff- J. D. Rodgers aud aifs, and Ehza bioun,
part defend tbs oauet Fcedents OF tbs
STATE Of Aed ~ process eannot be seryTd APP
on then. IL therefore ordered - ale Court hAi puo'
catcu be made Dor laree m5nhs IA ths FAtriJ1 ness
paper uabl Ia tbs ~ & AasAyule, preslluf 20 80
5iu The fane doan hearing JAHu ry terra ISIS,
and should they fail spps4r and anaUeT, he a4gg
b taken c1afessed, snd set lar heariusi ~ aAd
at nsnti8ned terra. Td1MAs I. SMILEY IierG.
81 1. FIsLET, ~ ID. Lows .. q
solicitof Tor Petitioner. Dec il-ssa.
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NJ II. NJ. AKEROFD.
Mai. A. HERMAN.
Messrs. J. A. HUGHES SMITH.
WARRFN L MOORE.
COLEMAN SPAIN.
Nc ULLOUGH 4 II Ugh.
JOHN McOANN CO.
Col. #. I. ANDERSON, suppt n. GC.RR.Co.
Rev. G. D. ELLIOTT Nashville,
Mr.. W. B. SHAPARD, "
" =. K. GLASCOCK,
" d. =. WuKIN, "
" JOHN BEATTY, Il"
N, 6. |. on AiBoRNE, Nashville.
" WM. ST0CKELL,
}. n. WILLARD,
JAS GORDON,
r. }. MEIGS, I"
A. V. s. LINDSEY, "
" JAS II. KENDRTCK, "
ENOCH ENsLEY,
Messrs. HAsBaooK 4 MowHIRTFR, Nashville.
SLAUGHTER HEREFORD,
W. II. GORDON CO.,
Col A J. POLK, haury county.
Mai. A :. DON LsOE, Davidson.
Rector 2. g. SMITH, Columbia.
Acssrs. s. W. n lRGAS 4 CO Murfreesboro.
MeesFs. K. W. MCFADDEN 4 co.
- LEIPER MESNIFEE,
d" d B. sHRIYER CO, ~bsbyyile
Mr. JAS VOWEL, teEi bI g..
NJ ssrg. McREYNOLLs q Co, CIarksFiIle
Mr.. d + WRIGHT, Manchester.
A J. RICHA ADeuN- McsiinnviI G.
The Nashville chattanooga Railroad COMPANY have
adopted he for he covering their cars ani 9TH
Company. .ertiGcates AID trstiuou ale from Inruual
ana ssewheTe wbere the been general
Tor several yea -, can be exh btsd.
The Undersigned has been engaged ia various modes
be has gained eexFeisnos and know rse during that
time. }. +. NATHEKsF,
OhACe No. L, Deaderak g,
Dec Il-tL opposite Patriot Cnlee-
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FOEk RENT.

A HOUSE in Edgeae,d Wit Ia a fsw minutes walk Of
Il Public Square, containing rooms, besides kteh-
en- and servants rooms. inquire Ct
J. G. FELLOWS,
,avf--ff. No IS Cherry street
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Flour.

irHE und-rsgned Is the authorized asen Of the ioAoW-
III irE Mills:
6aAatin Muis-6sl atiu, Tenn.
Uui1u ATiIls- audri4s lenu.
SILVER snri1e aUis silver springs.
srt.at saaplF u the aooyc brsuds on hand 10 bar
rel I'D ,aes.. A 40 Bran, MIdllings, and shoE.s.
'N-- d. D. DtCkEf,
~ TIT Ne. s, College street
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AmerIcnn Provisions.

JAMES MoHESBY & Co., of Liverpool, England,
have published pamphlet, giving some Interesting
facts relative to the trade in American provisions
at that place We republish an extract, hoping
that it may afford some valuable hints to Tennes-
see packers:
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CIsTER ~.

Il his s the favorable time 90 BALD yo1r Csterns The
/ GzEAT cisrElN HUL1EE, HUGH L BEATTY, Is nov ia
IA cit ni prepared % bald tem Of all st1es. Apple
cstoas 10 ale ~ note Otherwise 90 h. g. ecoVe VIII
-. ,.-,--,..f ssf-otieB liune25 ON.
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Wheat, Wheat.

~ asgED iluie aiately teoeoo bushels %
NJ ~ tske a. qualities Of whsat zt the his - - -
-. - la III Nashvile. We Asa hess AZ ss - -
49, 81 strst NiaaHng Costoa, Tor shisa - $3.50
/ $500 rsarEei price delivered AZ oar " stN-N~-
IA Markat asa Clara street, a, q pRrNCa son.
noVla
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Administrator's SIC.

VIII .ooss or sale re hisaes1 edds1 q tas ate
IF.---o IA D w.. EssslL caruur % htoed 80 -. q
N..bvfIr rrun., Wednesday, Dec lo lsot, '.S
.-s,I and Kitahua farlitare o. sid eatates aNe ~
oosassaes a. II eS-''A' r. A. rOON, As'm.
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For sale.

WE vmfen st The late residence q nsvd H. Vaughn,
w on he north sde q ne river, - utes frou Nash
VILE or a urday, OH ecsubsT, about TWENTY LIKE
II MCGEE cous,s.ing Of Men, "a men and Oh ldren
Also o. and lace, a O. e ftock large num-
Ger Iorre and Goes FsTr en- Is, Corn Oats, fod-
Ger, " ca ard a nuu Der ~ re f-tIeued hcgs
HIRAM VAUGHN.
ROBF. CAHUTHERS,
t.. VAUGHN.
Nov. gs-tB. MICH AL VAUGHN.
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THAT convenient re idsnee FRANKLIN Turnpike, op-
posite Gen. WoOdolk'r u contains Eve coed rooms
with kitchen, &C. Apply TO
HENRY EWING,
n.c nIarLr-.l Rank
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NASHVILLE, Dec. II, 1S5T-tf.
Fifty to Sixty Building Lots for Sale in
EdgefieId.
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT


THE undersigned offers for sale from fifty sixty Build
ing Lots in Hobson Wheless addition, and in the
prOoery formerly belonging TO Mr. Robson just beyond
BOOds addition in EdEe6ed They front 20 feet each, on
the Gaai Turnpike, Woodland Russell and Fatherland
streets and back 40 feet alleys sixteen feet wide
por ion of then being about half mile from the sus-
p Bridge. and the others within mile.
will sell these Lots the foo8ing any one Of
which can, of course, be selected by purchaser:
1st Payment oue-Efh be h. Of IN balance
in five nual instruments with interest," and lien retain
ed, aud no other security req1irei.
I'd Annual payments for Eve years with inerest-secu
rity he given the first notes, lien retained
Cd Eight years credit for the principal payable
annually, and security required the interest notes. and
a Ii retained.
st. ght yea credit for the principal the interest pay
able annually, and security required except hen, If
the purchaser will put up dwelling house within the first
year.
5sh. In mary would be willing to give the puT-
eight years credit he would pay eth during
the first year carpenters work brick work. pasering
painting and pay interest annually on the baaneeno Sc
curity Icing equired but a lien
theSe easy with the view Of placing snug
and pleasant residence reach Of any industrious
desires it, and of adding to the population OF the
most beautiful village the neghbOrhoOd Of city-n
" opinion. Apply to A. '. S. Lind sley. Esq or TO
dec 1O--2m. WASHINGTON BARROW"
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SOMETHING TO WEAR

PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
HOESE ELvEEs>ON.
tNrIfL Sc AZ q aAli aiVln-s o. nrsl cost a prime
~ iaG uf
Cvsf-caats q every variety
Hssirssa % sass the ualess
pee aud FreeE Goats of a. a. est qualify.
Pants aud Vests Of trsry gra1e.
sh.rls aud uu rF-ci2thiag % al kials
aaae heF sih aersF lst OF Geaeantaff Elgai hEng
Csads aad uags al1 TQah's CIozhlas a. yely % prl-
Lee Ia
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Groceries, Groceries,
lust IEECI IVED AND IN SEoEEs
- = thEs Ia. sugar fair to Iucases Sal TOD.
ID choice % Fresh Cove Oysters
5ls'rar. Rio CoFer, IS " ssrdiues-
~ 49, - Nsl4sses, IS boxes hama aEne uideTs
20 y. =. syrup, cts & PTS
lUH II and Sugar, - boNrs Col fsts
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