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B3-We give up entire space to-day to Legis-
lative proceedings and another OneofthOse valuable
articles Banks, to which previous reference has
been made. Such lengthy articles not often in
terestng the general reader but there are times
when it is more the duty Of editor to benefit than
please his patrons. The question of currency is one
Of vital importance to the country, and the same
time one which the popular mind smOre positive
y ignorant than any other in the range Of political
economy. The dearest interests of the country de-
nand that the masses of the people should nvesti-
gate the subject, and it is an important duty of the
press to contribute to this end.
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Bar The following notice "Oficial" appears in
the Washington Union, of the 14th instant:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
October 49, 1857. !
Notice is hereby given that the limitation con
tanned in the law authorizing this department to
purchase stocks of the United States having been
reached it is not within its power TO make further
purchases at present. HOWELL COBB,
Secretary of the Treasury
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DUEI.-COl. Henry and Col Rogers, of the Mic
araguan army, fought duel with rifles, near st.
Louis, on Monday, the 18th inst, distance thirty
PAGES. At the first FIRE Col. Henry received Sc
we're wound in the head, when the challenge was
withdrawn
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IN CHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE,TE mn
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1857.
Edward ShegOg and r. 3. Harvey VS. Miles & Adams

GE motion supported by affidavit Edward sbesoo and
~ appearing unto the Satisfaction CLERK and NJ,
ter, that William r. Miles and David W Adams ere mon
residents Of the state of Tennessee tht the
process Of law cannot be upon them n H. f.rs
fore ordered that public alton be made 10 the UnioD an8
American, paper published in the CITY Of Nashville Zen
requiring said parties To appear Court House IN The
town Of CenIrsvie, tbs second Mondag in natcb Ut
then and there 70 plead and dsmur 10 eornai
ants bill, the viii DO taken for confessed and sol m
hearing exparte as 10 Them.
ORvILLB A. NIXON, C. an
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RBsIGNArorN OF Gov. IzARD.-The Baltimore Sun,
Of the 18TH says that Gov lizard, Of Nebraska, has
resigned his Office and requested the President to
relieve him Immediately. 1t is supposed that a
citizen of Kentucky will be selected to fill the va
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Land Sale.

0N the 9Th day Of December, 1857 upon the premises
will sell on credit q twelve months the highest bid
der, tract Of land on the side Of Cumberland river
on Warraee creek in district g. OF Jackson couDtv
salnng about Two hundred acres, adjoining lands Of
Thomas hunin and others Sa BY decree OF The county
court OF JaeSson county In the Adam HuaiDs
guardian Of me heirs Of William A Hnns deceased pro-
nouneed u tue septSbsr term, 1857, the county court OF
Jackson lan Tor distribution. The biddngs for said land
WI be opeaed a. n ee hundred dollars. The purchaser
VIII be e red 10 give note with good security snda lien
Will be retained Ga the land the purchase money
sept 24-E4t prs fee 81 WM GORE clerk
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in CHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE, TENN.
SEPTEMBER RULES. 1851.

Edward Shegog Miles & Adans.-O. A. B.
ON motion and upon am avt OF Edward Sheguz and az
~ appearing unto the saactiOn OF the Clerk and Master
that William Miles and David W. adams are non.re,i.
dents OF The State OF Tennessee that The ordinary process
OF law anDot be served upOa them. IL hsef r. red
that publication be made the Union ard American q "a
per published In the city Of Nashville, Tenn curing tad
parties to appear at the Court House in the eure
Vile, the Second Monday March uext than and there 10
plead, demur eOmplatnan's bill or he ame
will be taken for Onfessed AMI set for hearing a. ~
then. ORVILLE A NIXON a. a. N
Oe7-3E. Printers Fee 81,
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IkOH FOUNDRY.
W. nave now started and extensive FeauSrs
on me ola stand Of the late Nashville ns-
company ana are prepared to execute heavy ana Iighr
Wis o. any description ut the shor notice Iqht CAST
natl amounts At moderate city prices heauy Cas
g9 20 age amounts furnished per contract a Cincinnati
pilss win az dons OF freight We have also Commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS
steam engines aWms, F0urmlls OF fhs most u proved
patterns made 70 order Jobbina d reparng done edf
aay, are ready TO make contracts Tor Bngines NILS
iafnlsh plans 10 enable purchasers loput up their
a. +, -sis expense Mauuiac5gros and Farmers viii
W Ptou'aole to see US, before going SAT- West for
STEAM BOILERS.
engines and sfe 10 order ofihs
oes material, complete with EiFeoEs, Graes, staudpiDes
nu waves warranted 10 stand uy pressure IeqaiEed for
Manufacturing or porpellidg pazpose6
BLACkSMAIR SHOP
any description OF SmilbWOrk done excellent syIs,
none but 1Tstate Iron used-SaWmill Serurs Dos
Pitman Irons, Saw eranks Bolts all kind s{ Irons
made 70 order short notice
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good. cheap Machinerv IN
do well 70 cali a. our Office address By liter
VI JACKER & CO.
Claiborne Machine Works, Nash,TlIe Te155
1y 2o-u Late Nashville Man. ,o.is Sheos,
Whalebones.
LAEGh and superior let Of every length Just opsusd
July 29-im No. Ga, northeast corner Of Pub Scasrs
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The SoN OF ZACHARY TAYLOR-Richard Taylor
is the democratic candidate for the Senate of Lousi
ana, in the st. Charles District
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NEW FASHIONABLE GOODS
At rrpu1r nxrr


THE subscribers have just received by direct importation
from Europe and elected IRON the best houses inf New
York and pha, the largest assortment Hou fur
ishnE Goods opened in thus city. We call aen-
ton of and shall feel great pleasure in show
ing Goods TO all vistors
Alsrge supply of TEA TRAYS and WATERS
silgls or sets of all sizes, worry cheap.
COFFEE UEkNS Soup rereens, Covered Dishes, Oyster
Dishes Cuffss and Tea Pots, Furnished Block Tin and
BrettaniaWare.
PLATE WAR MEFgS, Chamber Sets Bread and Cake
Boxes Tea and COee CsnsteT and all articles made Of
JapaDned Ware in the style.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS. and Suffers at reduced prices
k1le Boxes kets Market and Clothes Baskets Kew
and Work Baskets, and all other articles of Willow Ware
CAST STEEL Iron and Brass Fire Irons Fine Iron
stanfs Bronzed and steel with marble Bases.
CASTERS, Cutaad Stamped Glass, Platsd Brtana; of
all qualities ated Spoons Forks, Cups &c,
BED COR DIS, Shers, Clothes Pins &c &C.: with Up
wards of 1000 different articles either or ornament
in housekeeping.
GR AT ES-We have the largest supply Of Parlor and
Chamber GrsJe; selected in New York Clncinr att and
ftls5urth, which we VIII sell at reduced prices.
QUE STOCK OF Heating and Cooking Stoves is com
plee either for Coal Wood; Our Wrought Iron stove
THE TENNESSEEAN still msintains the pre emf
eence, and Is sold rs rapidly make thew.
oete MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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The CoTTox CRoP-AccOunts from New Orleans
represent the cotton in Texas p being affected
by the boil worm and by early frost. In Louisiana
and Alabama the crop is also affected by the sams
causes
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BSs- Hon R. K. Meade, our new Minister to
Brazil. arrived in Boston on Sunday, and probably
sailed in the Merrimac, on Monday, the 18th inst.
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The Variations in the several banks of the same
State, at the SINE time in regard to the proportion
between their circulation and specie are quite
markable, shown in the returns made up by the
Secretary Of the State of Massachusetts for 1852.
From the returns of 81 banks, it appears that the
general average - "a of circulation to one of
specie, but the extremes Of variation were fol
lows
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R6- 1t appears that the Republicans were too
fast in claiming majority in the Territorial Legs-
lature Of Kansas.
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But the difference in the proportion Of value mo-
ney in the currency Of the different States of the
Union is still more remarkable, as exhibited in the
annexed schedule. It represents facts as they ap-
pear in the returns for 1856:
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OREGoE.-The Constitutional Convention of Ore
gOn was in session at the latest dates. The ques-
ton of slavery was slightly agitated.
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GRAND AYp MAGNIFICENT
A q G Z ION ALE
OF NEW, Fresh, AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
RY


n R "A II r css EuGrA
No. "a f'uJIie Square, Nashville Tenn.
WE will on TUE DAY WEDNESDAY ard THURSDAY.
w November lUh, llh, eth sell az Auction on me-
count OF owners trustees Marshal Of State aud all others
concerned, grand and magnificent stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY Day GOODS
Ready made Clothing, soft, Fur and Wool Hats; Shoes:
bTogans, and Boots Queenswsre Hard ware and CulIsr
I9l ps a Fine Velvet Carpet, al Wool Carpet oae-haf
Prints of all kinds and qualities;
Bleaehed Domesics OF all kinds;
brown and Bleaehed Cotton Jeans:
suPerfne AlLwOol Cassmeres, side-stripe do, Bsrk-
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and CABINETS, all qualities Aad
Super French Cassmeres;
Am Ticau and Ergis Merinoes;
English and American DeLaines; Robes Of all kinds:
TWilled PeTsan= aud BerIgss, CobuTgs, &C.;
White yellow, and red Flannel assorted;
Alendale CognterDanes;
Mona and silk Work Alpaccas;
ack silk, all widths Tatie Cloths;
IS"sl.; Dia e,; Butt. rs Threads Wool and Cotton
WHITE JACOSETS.
White Jacones; Cross Barred Muslin;
NansOOs Muslirs; S1is Muslin,
Jaeone and wiss Eigiugs and InserBgs; Caps Collars
Sleeves, Chem.e IS, Uu1s, &c,
WIDOW CURTAIN MUsLINS,
M sGperG 5, Mors Anqa Vsve Checked Cloth and
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boys and Y1Gths's Boots:
LaileS ava MISSES Md, Morocco, and Kip Boots,
'alt and X IL Boot
UHbOund,d and and Brogans
Mud BHLs
Negro Brogans, Carpet Sacks, &c.
RFADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Cloth Dress and FrOck COaIs;
FHe Beaver Over-crais:
Black and FdBcg Cashmere Cassne and leans PANT:
Six SAT- and tr Vests;
large sioeE Of Bai KIT Pilot Cloth Over coats; Fine
NJ rsett ad ChinE SHUTS Fine Linen Bosom and Cotton
Shirts; Wool net Shirts and Pa Jcke; Negro kerseys,
n ali KINDS: superb Ri ankets, common and good
Negro Blankets, 4 aud - O,nabargs aud DOmesics.
HAkDWARE ANE QUEENSWARE.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, assoit-d.
CAKFETING
100 pieces Of Extra SupeTfne Velvet Carpeng; An wool
Carpeiing: One hall wool co. Hearth Ruzs &c
We Sl sell the Carpets ~ & DAY MORNING, commsne
ing at O'Clock precisely, tae ST Jay Of sale.
All OF he Goods in ready for exsminaiOn
CITY and country merchants who pay cash pay their
nOies-PLuM-the az they due req uesed to at
tend this sale, and NONE OTHERS Thi
Tor you sure as we i put The goods through
ina - they must go, that's all TRABUB & LUCUS.
Commission Merchants.
TERMS All sups uEder 100, cash; all sums Over
SluO and under S3O0 sixty days; all 100
under co. Dinet, day; all 90, mtnths
time VIII be given satisfactory payable Bank
OF Tennessee, al Nashville.
TRABUE & LUCUS,
Oct Is-td No "A, Public Square, Nashville.
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County CourI -IIickman I onntY.

County Court Hickman ( Ounty
wiley torton Ell al, vs.. Jan Hor.Ol al-e Ch fer
sale Of Ian "
ths cause, it appea TO the court that defendants
II Cnapprl an wife Anais, fora eTly Anais cha peL
Robe ChsPpell, Andr " Wilson Wiie Marian, formel
Ser an Chapel, J. F. Gamer vile Sgrsh formeTl5
sara thappe, reside Is OF he STATE Tenr essee
10 the efO ordered the that publication b ade
In the Union and American neEspaPe publ ht in the
city Of Nashville, for hTee successive weeks for said
tsndants to appear he November Term OF this eour
70 plead aneWer demur eOmpla raEts bill or tie
same VII be taken for confessed them, SET Tor
Tearing II parte Test. ID. EAsLEY, e. ~.
SepteH or Z, 1857. sept l7-W3t prs "a
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"a We have on hand several interesting COM
nuniCAtiOns which We are necessarily compelled to
postpone for the present in order to make room for
our Legislative reports.
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SheriR's Sale

II virtue o. yendition exponss directed from the
~ TiI1 OI stewart County Tennessee at the iuis
Terms isSF will expose 10 Public Sale al NE tcar Ce
S IN NE oSn o. Davee, Stewart County The hishe
OaaeI or cash. on the 2nd day November next all me
right, Tile and interest that Barthooa eu 4sup a In mo
40 1Se 1i Land u being one sixth part lying 10 stew
ooony AhG IN District No. bound follows, VII; the
Hrst Haet begsning hickory running south tbence
YES, 9enee north, thence EAST, bounded he es y
ZINES Dahlei containing 0J 1he2Dd tract bein-
ming on the south corner Of the 100 uac running
S1 henee morrill, thence thence sOuth thence west
henee hOrih thence tasi, containing 900 eve5 o.
he property bartholomew Asnp, sas dcbt and
In iaVor OF Benjamin Moody Sale within the hours pre-
ecroed by Law. August 10, 1851.
sept I9-pris fee a W Is. T. BOGARD Sheriff.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

On the first Monday in November next the nnderslgn
ed Executors Of the late Rev Banks 81 BurrnE dec
will offer for sale at the late residence Of sad decd a5oui
three miles north Of prng Greek in Carroll c0uav Ten
about
TWENTYSEVEE HUNDRED ACRESl
large portion Of this land is Of the bes quality Of Cot,
ton land in the section where it lies Aboat 1850 scres
lies in Carroll county including the late residence OF he
ssid decd The homestead confirms 1850 aeres about
eco acres cleared, and be divided into or good
size tsrms Near TO the homestead tract is tract of e
acres OF bottom land, 1ueT timbered. The location il one
Of the healthest in West Tennessee eonv b cnrsb
and within and ha miles Of Llviniu Sigh SobooI
one Of the best Institutions in the country TIE Reg5bor
hood is celebrated for It's good society and ruorat7
The balance Of the lana lies IN Gibson c1uatv. nina
miles North East Of Trenton, the Mobile sni ono
RAILROAD all wood land ana Of the finest quaIfz IT,
lands in Carroll will lie very near the eontemoed Ri
road from Jackson to Huntingdon
The above sods VIII be sold without reserves The day
mentioned. TEhHs-One third cash. the balance in one
and two yesrs, win lien reaired until the purchase
mocsy is paid j. ]. BUKRoW
B. 81. BURRUW
IuD zl-0i"' Executors.
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FREE ANK MONEY TAKEN Ar PAR
for one week By
w. M E r E. ID | II Fl.
WHEAT AND GRAIN WANTED.

E0Rhis Manufactured Tobacco regular prices. Also
Bauk Of Nashville Shelbyyile, Lawrsneebars Oeoee
etc. T' you want 10 trade, call SIhin the time.
oC2J-w. W. MEREDITH,
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Timbered Land for Sale

W. have remaining ab0ut 6010 ~ NE Garrett La
w for sale wing an both sides rs the urrIke road
leading from Paadse Hill Ctarksvilie. The road is an
der and 70 be Completed By the close OF the
These lands have been divided into tracts RANGING nom
50 200 acres, suit purchasers. They lie be ~ ID an
~ miles NashTie heavily tmbergd lie we'll AID
are supplied vita springs Of never ins free
stone water and in very healthy Beighborhood V are
authorized to sell those lands privately most REASONABLE
terms.
Persons desiring TO purchase requested IN exrfp m
lands George William Garrett, al the SeaD, Min a n
Myers, or Dr. VIM. Rodgers 10 the noighbOrhOod have mos
Of the land and viii show hem persons desirus M I,
me- For further particulars apply W. T. Garrett or he
underlined In Nashville. y ~
mayl8-wf NANCR & w-OODsvs
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Notice to the OF heirs Thomas Armstrong Jr.,
Bank of Nashville.

HAVE for sale large Of prspsry which will
cell for ROes Of the Bank of Nashville, certified
checks on At the prices that have always askad for
be property. sept0 AVS LINDsL2Y
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$50 Reward.

STOLsN fom our lot 10 Nashville Tennessee on last
- a'get, DUN SORREL MAKE MULE, large aud heavy
yin sI All white spot Ga SIDE Of the neck prodlced
Oy me collar shod all around the shoe the
n9Eiy putOns long tail licked the end naur PAGER
The above 'ard will be given mule and arrest Of
me tmef, or twenty-five dollars for the Of
Nashville lober 2lst 1857.
oct 23-sw' VANNOY, TURBIvILLR & co.
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TENNESSEE CURRENCY.


The following is list of the Banks, whose notes
are taken deposit and in payment of debts at the
Bank of Tennessee:
Bank of Chattanooga,
Union Bank,
Traders Bank,
Bank of America,
Bank of Commerce,
Bank of Memphis,
Bank of Paris,
Bank of the Union,
Bucks Bank
Bank of Middle Tennessee,
City Bank,
Citizens Bank,
Planters Bank,
Farmers Bank,
Merchants Bank,
Northern Bank,
Southern Bank,
Kentucky Banks,
New Orleans Banks,
Bank of Tennessee,
The notes of all other Tennessee banks, are un-
current and have no fixed value, and are selling at
from 20 to 80 per cent. discount
The notes of the Georgia and South Carolina
banks are not current in this city, but it is be-
Ieved that in few days they will be taken by our
brokers at par or very low rate of discount We
would advise holders not to submit to much loss on
the old banks of Georgia or South Carolina.
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CHANCERH SALE OF LAND LYING ON
DICK RIVER.

virtue Of the decree OF the Chancey Court al Centre
- WIFE, IN the case Of Caleb McGran against A. ". Wal
Ger and others rendered TIE 18th day SVtenber 57
sha on the Second Saturday In November 1851 being
Is DAY OF the month, expose public sale premises
va IA le Tract Of Land lying IN Distrel no ck man
county, Duck River containing acres more
or less iay AID more PARTICULARLY described The decree
the lIh day Of September, 1851 The said Land
WI De sold 90 credit OF twelve and eighteen months with
interest from date Of sale and without TIE right redemp
uon Inc purchaser will be required give bond aud SO
curly purchase money and alien viii Upon
the property for the pay Of the All peTons are
invited, who may wish 10 purchase, examine the land
ORViLLE A. NIXON, &. & n.
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GOVERHER,s PROCLAMATION.
Chancery Sale

ChanCeFy Sale
OF VALUABLE LAMBS IN HUMPHREYS COUNTY
And Town Lots in CentreVille, Hickmln Couuty.
IN pursuance Of nteroeutoy decree proncuncsd by
4 the Chaneery Court al Wsveriy, Tennessee at ito
September term 1851 in the case Of SsTah c. Fo ter Adj
ninistrairix &C. ano others. Martha s. FaRkes ard
others heirs law of VIM H Foster deceased viii On
Monday the I'd day Of November next the Court house
in the town OF Wavery Humphreys county proceed o.
sell at public sale TO ehighes bidder Tuable ira,is
IN the fork OF Duck aud Buualo rivers unmprcved les
we'll soil equal TO any in the State, on which there
spring Ct excellent water the ott er containing acres
lying on Duck river Immediately above the first de5r BED
tract improved soil fine. These lands will bare inspec
ton and need no pstEng.
CONE AND SEE.
Sold upon credit Of l. and years. except The sum
OF two per cent Of the purchase moDeY which viii be
quired N cash Bond with two or more approved secur
Ties will be required Tor the balance Of he purchase mo
ney and lien will be retained upon the land until the
purchase money is paid
ALS0-0n Monday, the z h day of December next at
the Court house in Centreville Hickman county, viii sell
several Town Lots and parts of Lots known and es mated
in the plan of said Town lots Nos 90 l6 and g. lying
on Main street. For more general description refer
J. A. Nunney Of Centreve. Said town lots will BE- sold
upon credit Of twelve months except the sum Of Der
cent Of the purchase money which viii be qlired n
cash. Bond with tEo or more approved secursS III be
required for the bsancs OF the purchase money lien
retained on The lots until the purchase money Is pad
The Aforesaid lands and town lots sold OF tie in
stance Of the cOmPlansn for he purpose distribution
are not subj to redemption, and the us uuqlsiOna
Die have all The ute papers IN my possession ana viii
ehserfuly give any further Information cesired
oct prs fee $40 d. <. OWES c IN.
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S9,675,44
l,lOS90S
Decrease Of currency,
S8,5G6,7SG

EqHsl 70 q contraction of IS per cent.
IL. We say that this kind Of currency is constant
~ fuctuating in quality, e. in the relative proper
lions of value and credit OF which it consists. At
one time the element of value may be equal to 30
Der cent Of the whole mass at another only 90, at
smother only 10, even per cent. This is a mat
Esrof grave importance, because upon the quality Of
the currency depends the prices Of s property and
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CONE AND SEE.
ChancePy Sale

OF VALUABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTIES OF
Humphreys, Benton ana ObiOn.
pursuance Of nerIocutory decree pronounced BIZ
Il the Chaneery Court at WaTeriy, Tenn at ite Sep
ssm Der Term, 1857 the Of Samuel Cricket and
otheEE, Va Mary j. WDfey and ohers heirs % Law OF
the late John Crockett, Sc, deceased will on Mopday
the I'd day CT November nex ct the COur House IN tie
tosn OF Wsveriy, Humphreys county proceed 10 sell a.
public tale TO the highest biuder all thGEe valuable lands
owned BY said deceased lying il said county on Duel
Yer IN civil district No. except the portion of said
snds at present incumtered with the dover OF his wild
ow Sarah Crockett which lands are not suTsg sed in
point OF fertility BY any lands Tennessee and viii &c
divided into three each maklr valuable
farm.
ALSO-At the same time and place will sell seven
negro slaves, to WiArmsted aged So two Boys George
and Dick, IL or l5 negro an Harre and her three
At the Court House in Camden, Benton county will sell
two tracts OF land; civil district No Of said
county, containing go acres, the other n district No
containing 100 acres, well known the Flowers tact
OF lana. And on Thursday, the 18th day Of November
Rexi a. Troy O6on county, will sell tracts wing
On heelFoot Lake IN fad county ct Th0mpsOns Ferry
one tract containing So acres, the Other 50 aeTs Join
ing The situation and locality Of these binds IS The Bet
accommodation that could gY=n them. All OK Ike
aforesaid lands ard slaves will be sold upon credit OF L
months except two per cent OF the purchase hch
VI u be required in cash. Bond VITA two or approx
ed securities will be required the balance Of the pa
chase money, and lien retained the eld until the
PuI chase money paid These lands are able 10 sneak
Tor themselves and Iherefrs need no puffirp
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THE subscribers will all times psy the highest price in
i Cash for WHEAT, CohN, OATS and RY delivered at
their Mills, Line and Cherry streets Nashville
ply either the miIl W Gordon & CO.'S Market
Street. foot 25-d&wlml CATER, BAUMAN & co.