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Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

SEREEADE.-How pleasant in the evening
shades, when the parched air is giving way to
the geutle, cooling influence of falling de ".
aud nature has hushed its busy cUmmotions into
quiet sleep, are the strains of music The
nlghungale-the supreme bird of song-exhib-
ITS wisdom in chesing this time to pour forth
hIs sweetest notes, when all other warblers are
silent. Night is the time for music for then.
wh.e silence rcigns, the notes swell into greater
grandeur and in perfect harmony. as they are
carried alott by the gentle breeze and counter
Po'sed Just at your window to hang in sweetest
cadence upon the eager ear. At no other time
does music appear half so enrapturing. Just as
one IS falling gently into the arms of Morpheus.
IN an Obvious state, the first of the sweet
strains from the serenaders fall upon the year,
and, IN halEconsciOus, halfasleep and half.
awake condition, uncertain whether it is reality
or dream, the mind follows the harmonious
eadsnce as il rises
"And swells in solemn grandeur to its height
now s'nks to mellow uOtes-now dies away"
but leaves its thrilling memory as something
beautiful. Then, the gentle notes of the gui-
tar the clear and full treble, the deep and roll
ing bass, and, above all, the "second the
lite and soal Of music,-blend together in per-
iect harmony. Again, we say, we like the
evening cOncert-sOng, and such as that on Mon
DAY evening will never fail to elicit admiration.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

DELIGHTFUL ExCuRsIoN.-Our readers will
observe in another column, the notice of an
Excursion from Georgetown Cross. Roads, on
wednesday. the 5th of August, to various points
OF interest on the Chesapeake Bay, Capes
Charles and Henry, Old Point Comfort. ESQ no.
ted as watering placeO Norfolk, Va, &c.; re-
turning on Saturday, the 6th. The COMPANY
Will be IN charge of good hands, who will make
every arrangement necessary for comfort and
pleasure. A band of music will accompany the
steamer. We cannot conceive of more plea
SAINT excursion than this promises to be. The
places to be visited, the healthful sea-breeze.
the beauty and picluresqeness of the Bay, all
tend to make it one of lively interest. We
hope number OF our citizens will avail them
selves of this delightful trip, tor such, we are
assured, it will prove to them. Tickets can be
had at this office.
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July l, 1857.

Twenty-Five Cents pays for
that great and good Illustrated Family paper.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED-th best Of all the
WeeklleS, three mOnthsa"on triaI'' for % cts.
Send at once to FOWLER AND WELLS,
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worth far more to any family than any other
literary papes Instead Of diminishing, it in
creases in interest with every issue, and we
most cheerfully recommend it to the public as
one of the best family newspapers in the coun.
try--Southern Teacher.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

MARKETIso. Fegetables and other country
produce are begiunipg TO come 70 market pretty
freely, And promises to be very abundant. The
ars' new potatoes of the season came to market
during the past week, and sold at S1.50 per
soshei, Green Apples have been selling at
Si.co per bushei; Dew-berries, so cts per
oacket; Huekleberries, 6 cts. per qt; Cherries,
. cts. per ID, &c. Cucumbers, squashes, beans
and various other vegetables, have made their
appearance, and promise to be plentiful. Butter
has fallen TO IA cts. per pound. eaasea
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}! TALL oATs.-Last week, the Delaware Re.
PuoI'can contained an account of oats sent bv
T. b: oOorsey, ESQ.,, from the lower Dart. Of
Aen', "'o New Castle county, greeting, :"
which measured 6 feet aud inches. New
Castle asfailed to respond, aud Of course ac
kno%ledges herself " beaten.p Not SO. how.
ever, with Duck Creek Hundred. A few days dr.
ago. Mr. Lewis NJ. Bell showed US specimen
Of oats 8 feet and inches in height One inch
above Mr.. Coursey'S. Now, friend c.. b.a,
this, 1t you can. Ouch Creek against the S,ote,
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
Men, Women, and Childron

who read LIFE ILLUSTRATED. pronoupc,.
u the SeSt Family Paper now pubIishcd. 81
year. II for half year, and, " just to try IT,"
oniy % cents for three months. Inclose The
New York. -ii'i-'''
The Savannah Democrat saws. &C Ivo rocor,
i one OF the very best weekly paners IN ,tn
world The Alabama Beacon saws ;. If Ihoro
IS one newspaper within our knowledge wLicj,
W we can safely recommend to the general reador
II :, Lille lIlnstrated' 1t has served pn weeL'
~ an amount of reading matter wi ich vor SOL
uon set ior the price, which is neither too lirh,
nor 100 serious, but is at once logical. literary
'nu tl'-i'ke; pnngent, practical, and progres-
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rustee'S Sale.

s5T% BY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
HHIHH court of Kent county, the subscriber IS
AAA'A trustee with expose to public sa Ie at the
door of the hotel of John Mcdaniel. in CLcs.
tcriown, on TUESDAY, the 29th day Of Inv.
instant, all that FARM, or Plantation, situate
IN N1organ's Greek Neck, in Kent conntyl
Maryland, of which the late Abraham Vancer.
'ord died seized. The Farm contains 2y7
ACRES. is most eliglbly located, and bounds
tor nearly mile On Chester overland the soil
cnpabie OF high Improvement The BUILD.
lNGS are believed to be in tolerable repair.
Persons desirous of making good investments
are requested to examine the premises prior to
sale.
~ Terms of sale, by decree: A credit of
one' two and three years-tne purchase money
10 De secured by the bond Of purchaser with
approved security.
The title to the property is indisputable, and
on payment of purchase money, sufficient deed
or deeds will be executed. ~
}. b. RICAUD, Trustee.
Tvs, ,'J1-ts
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N A RR IE d.,

On the Both ultimo, by the Rev. F. L. knight.
William Il. Neal, Eco. of Cannon's Ferry, Sus.
sex CO.. Del, 20 Miss Lucy E. Knock, eof}Mnll
Ington' Kent Co., Md .i,,as,. sa,,,s
On the 9th inst, at White Hall, by Rev. Jo-
seph !. Brown, Mr.. John "A. Davis of, Cecil
countg,to Miss Adalaide sirotpe, of New Cas-
he co.. Dell s.a NO 30 L salagF hen Al
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SMRYNA PRICES CURRE Mt
CoRREcrrD WEEKLY ron THE TINES.
BASKETS, Baskets, Baskets!

li1E subscriber would announce to the pub
nc nc, mar 1 ne has on hand large assortment Of
bEACH BASKETS, made of the bestma terial
ana 6y superior workmen, which he will sell at
HiS'oo per hundred. Persons desiring Baskets
are solicited to give him call.
JOHN II. BEWLEY,
o"'y 10 ol-u SIM rna, Del.
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WANT I'd.
Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

THIS INSTITUTION, chartered with hpI Co,,o
giate powers 10 grant Diplomas and confer De-
Female Educaiion - A''eidi
NO expense has been spared 10 make IT, in lis builI
lngs and accommodations frst-cass institution Nor
VIII any care or effort be wanting make is literary
merit and efficiency correspondents
TEN PROFESSORS and TEACHERS are regn
Iariy employee afor4mg facilities for an extend. Il
ana thOroHgh educ l0n. such as are found only in
best and largest institutions - 0"'
&Frhe COLLEGIATE YEAR carnnon.os an -
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER " NV
Expenses including tourd, tIi.ion room rent, fuel
dent, r. ssSH,t,tl rV teSl'
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STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions

&c, &C. i
49, ME subscriber would Inform the public
h y thai he has opened new Store on Com
NEi6ni4 merCe street, West SMYRNA where he isda,v
receiving and will sell at the very Iew.est cash
prices Sugars, Teas, Coffee. Moassfs. Cheese lara
lfams Shoulders, PIcked Pork Dried Beef Fish. sail
candies soap. Soda, Starch, lndigO Blue, FLOUR nv
lhe barrel or pound superior Corn MEAL for fnrsiIy
use pure pIrkehng Vinegar only &c GEMS per gallon
IODarc0 Segars and SnutIs of the hest branGs: CON
~ CllONAkY, Cakes, NUS, Fruits, pure Lemon and
other SyruPs; Dress. Trimmings, ancy Soaps Hair
0iis toiognes. Pom dcs-fnc extracts Ladies' Dress
Caps Collars, Cndrrs!eevrs Handkcrchieis, Hosiery
Gloves Fans, GaHers, Boots Shoes, Silk Thread Cot
ton, Pins. Needles Laces, Combs, Brnshcs. Broon,s
lin Wooden. Baskei and Earth, nware
Will supply any of the cirizeSs with WOODat
with me. ~
Al Flnds OF col NFRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
the highest prices for cash or equivalent in goods
Trust here is dead--Bad Pay killed him..
). R. WlLLlAMSON,.AstA
je24-ly West Smvrna' Del
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Singers Sewing Machines
30 PER CENT. SAVING
TO FARMERS!

uARE'S Patent Concentrated BLOOD MANIJRE
IL which ls beyond all doubt the most pow eriuI
and Valuable Fertilizer 0Heier 10 the publIc.-
How long will AgrlcuIturiss submit TO the (;uauo
Monopoly, whilst they have the above more polent and
more valuable Fertilizer, AT THIRTY PER CENT.
LESS COSTl
Read the annexed Certificates and then try it alo
side of the best Peruvian Guano, aud let The result
speak for ITSELF sA
CERTIFICATE OF Dr. HAYES Tho specifications Of
DR.. Hare ank j. Odam having been submitted m me /
have found the composition of matter on which they
are founded 10 be highly niIrOgeneU us and ermenahl
compound, containing the Essentials oi a ferulizer of
the highest Character and also the food for sustaining
crops to the time of their maturing, regard this en-
errlse OF manufacturing guano iastead of ofmtorting
il, Practical and important undertaking favorabIv
affecting the Interests Of our common country
Respectfully, A. A.HAYES, Nj. D.
Assayer to State ofMassachusetls
CERTIFICATE OF PRoFEssoR BoorH.-Upon cyan
inIng the composition of the best Peruvian Guan.s
perceive no ground for assuming il to he the hos,
that can De made. On the contrary there is aIvays
present more o. less superluons matter sometimes IN
l0rge quantity. The composition proposed by Odam
and Hares Patent my estimat on superi6r IN tbaf
of the best Guunos or to any other nrtificpI Of
which haye heard. and tsink myself the mo q emit
tied TO gave The positive opinion, from the unlo jkcd for
results OF lhe aclOn OF sulphurlc acid on animal mat.
ter which obtained in experiment but which ,varo
by The patent in question. ...- -
Respectfully yours, JAMES c. BOOTH,
CERrFIcATE OF PROF. FRAzER:-.At the request of
parties interested, have no hesitation IN stating nv
o. lhlon that the ode of preparing an artificial ma
nure by acting upon animal matters by sulphurlc acid
as detailed in br HIRES patent anc mixing The result
ing substance with animal charcoal anu phosphate of
Lime Is correct IN theOrA, and although have had no
opportunity of testing The thus formed practi.
caIiy, have no doubt that manure formed by the
mixture of these ingredients iii proper portions would
DO found at least To equal in its effects the best Guano
,... JOHN +. FRAZER.
01J- 1t is put lpin Bags of One Hundred and Fiitv
Pounds each, and sold al $50 per melt Ton.
JOHN l.. MlFFLIN, Sole Agent,
l39 South WlIarves, above Walnut st. Phiadelnhia |
yI5 3m -
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

% Smyrna has again taken the first prize
OF sou tor sending the. largest subscription of
any town in the Udiied StaIes 10 the Dollar
Ne0sPaPer,-being for 1896 copies. The Dollar
is good paper for city and general news, but
every man should also take one Of his own
county papers, so as to be"posted up ? both at
home and abroad. ~ a. + g.. n 4, .,e. ....gl
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

THE :. TINES" is Pat{ished Every Wednesday. by
Rosr. o. RoFFEcKEa, Editor and Proprietor at the
Temperance ffaH, Smyrna, Del.
xS--SUhscRIPTroN.-one year. 81 so in advance
or - 90 If not paid TIL end Of the year No paper
d,scouiipuef until all arrears are Paid-Only at the
ssfioA Of The Psbiishsn Z, -
euery square Of II lines, less first
Insertion so Cts; each Subsequent insertion IS Cts
Liberal arrangements made Uith yearly aad half
yeariy advertisers .r
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
THE TAXAREES

OF the Town of Smyrna, will please take
notice that Court of Appeals will be held bv
the Commissioners of said Town, at the Hotel
of Tilghns@ Foxwell, on MONDAY, the 9th
day of July, inst, from 8 o'clock, a. M, to l.,
O'Clock, noon, and from 2 to ) o'clock, in the
afternoon, to hear objections that may be urged
by any person against their assessment for the
present year, ..-'.
A full transcript of the Assessment will be,
found at the Hotel of Tilghman Foxwell, at
any time from this date to the 25th inst. All
persons are notified to examine the same.
.-.". .... VIM. DENNEY,
JN0. EATON,
...-... JAS. R. CLEMENTS,
Commissioners, WIN, CUMMINS,
ROBERT DENNEY.
WIN. e. ELIASON, ,sl.
$50 ENOCH SPRUANCE.
July l, 1857. ....
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o. The Collegiate Year of the Wesleyan
remale College, will commence onthe first of
September This is sohe ofthe best Institutions
iOr .pe instruction Of young ladies in the coin.
uy' ana parents wishing to secure to their
= aaugh'ers fhoreugh education, will fud il
wen worthy oftheir attention and patronage.
3 HIGH WAess. --The farmers Of this Hundred
are paying $500 per day for wheat ctndlets.
ana VI, oo per day for moving hay and cutting
oats Binders half price.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
,jy6,51-ts.
FARMERS and 'Threshors

FARMERS and Threshers
WE would respectfully call the attention of
FARMERS and lhreshers, to our unrlvalled MIX
which, for strength dnra.
blIiy and light-working, cannot be surpassed .
our Combined Threshmg q Cleaning Machjnrs
are also excellent, being built of the best MAZE
rial, combining strength, durability and sim.
pIlclly. These Machines thresh fast and Clean
and can be had at Less Cost than any others
containing the same amount of work. Nume
rons certificates can be produced recommend
ing them to public use.
Manufactured and for sale bv
BOWMAN & ELLIOTT.
Je%i.-4 Commerce St, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

ExHisiTIos.-The Sunday Schools attached
20 hea'en. Bethel, sessisOn's and Rayrnotid's $
chuFcheS' on Smyrna Circuit, intend uniting in
a pablo Exhibition, to be held in The ,veoas
where tAe CamP-Meeting was held las, year
The day has not yet been fixed upon. but n,
Exhibition VIII take place in few weeks. The
youthful orators will, ne doubt, make fine a a
play Of talent on the occasion. .., 81 .sa,.lf I.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
Varnishes ! Varnishes

BERNHARD CALMAN. No. $50 (Old No.
16) North Fourth street, between Cherry
;, q Race, upper side, Phiadelpba,
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Varhish{sHS jhnSns
H1s a always on hand large stock of The best CabI
from 50 20 upwards; nanlar Varnsh from q 50' mn,
wards BesI drying Japan; BLACK Iron Tamisbapt
faper vatnlshes, Chlna Gloss Varnlsnes, etc, etc.
app silly ~" w ..4
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
DIED

Near Bridgeyile, on Wednesday ". july lst
OF mallgnant eyrsipelas, John Bcyard, eldest
son Of Jonathan Ovens Esq, aged rs years.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
~ Il aIWEvITm--E 30 -.

Notice is Hereby Given, That under the
provisions Of an Act of the Legislature, passed
at Dover March A. 1857, incorporating the
"CITlZENS' BANK or SMYRNA" the
Books will be opened at the Hetel of Tilghman
FoxweIl, in the Town of Smyrna, on Thursday
the 3Oh Of July, instant, and continue open
for three days,-commencing at o O'clock, q.
IN, and closing ats o'clock. p. n.,--to receive
subscriptions to the capital stock of said Bank
....o ,-sa. SAM'L NJ. FISHER, M. D.
...n..ts. effsIs ROBT. HILL, a sa
aeE aapsea THoS. CARROW, e
4 Commissioners, SJOIN MUSTARD, g.
3 si6a. WALTER McMU LIEN,
HI VIM. DENNEY, 80 -
WIN. TEMPLE. -
Smyrna, July u, ,1s57. 0s '9l - 4 ~
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
BROADWAY GOLD PEN
Manufacturing Go.
335 BROADWAY. NEW

$50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
nre no" selling their splendid Gold Pens, Pencils and
ases at the Lowest Retail Prices, and each pur-
TremllIln-Premiunl--PrenliiIm
A. IL OF from so cent, to 81 900!
delivered immediately. '' - ''''' .
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

t~rs CALvEs.-Mr. VIM. NJ. Bell, of This
s'wih has COW with twin calves aboo, week
Old whlch are somewhat of curiosity in their
wsy. They are just of size and preciselv
siins IN every respect To the eye there i.
n : one distinguishing feature, and il would
,aks ihe powers Of microscope to isc inmate
~s44f taffa sHe hlssg aHHas tfl18 I'D ~
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
G. VED
STEAMBOAT EXCuRSI0M

~ NOhFOLH, Va, Old POINT com.
FORT CAPES Of the Chesapeake, and
centig uOus points!
IT, TT Is contemplated by the UNDERSIGNED
.kszssSEsl TO charter commadons steamer for nm
, Excursion 10 The places above nnn,eJ
leaving GEORGETOWN Md, on WEDNESDAY,
Mofhng' the 3h OF August. about or 10 o'clock ond
returning 10 GEORGETOWN, he following Salur'5av
Tickets for sale at this office. 91rAs only Iimtod
number VIII be so.d these should be procured eary
AtKE'--Smgle passage, $500 for the Round Prlp
about y 90 per day. D01'u
A line Band Of Music engaged for the occasion.
WM +. BRlSCOE,
July TO- %. Georgetown Cross Roads Md
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

- ACA lOIlCt
THE subscriber will sell at private sale Tho
FARM on which he now resides, situated in
Maryland, just over the Delaware bRe> ON rho
road leading from Smyrna to Mininetohn. ,sd.l
joining the lands of Mrs, Lydia Hazel lanes
Hazel and others, and containing 30 ACRES.
more or less. About halfjof which Is In a gooI
state Of cultivation, and Ahe balance wei psets
with TIMBER. For further Information apnIv
to the undersigned, ON the premises. sss \ =
Ie2l- I'M. WIN. S. SMPpH-f 4
life Illustrated is q firSf5cl5xs;sS s.
Pictorial Weekly Journal, devoted 10 En,sI
tainnent, Improvement, and Progress. .designed
to encourage spirit of Hope Manliness, SsIS'-.
Reliance and Activity to illustrate Life IN an.
its phases A high-toned Pictorial WeekIv
Paper, which ought to be read by eyerv kmilyS}
Published at 50 year, 81 for one. half vpa,
and TO Clubs of Four, three months for 0nsa
Dollar. Try it. Address, 5sj ne = b s1Ss@
FOWLER ~ WELLS, 309 Broadwssyse 81
~ sa. Is. ...a's .afs 6 New YORK;,
o. The Panama Star says. teJ5es FInst,,.sl
ted is oneaof the best papers publisbed ~ ~
United States. We know of no more ins,ruc1
tive aud interesting publication fer tamiIv reaJ.
ing Young and old,parents aud chflard1. 6igb
and low, rich and poor, will find Lipg ia IL
suit them in its columns - So 'tssi
NaH
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15
Agents-Anents-Arnnto \

A. = = NlANl7 "A SIIltSs
Vow Is the Time and Here Is the Chance 10 make
,OOO-$2, ,000-S3. 600
per year, in The sale Of Gold Pens JeweIrv& W.
"Her Liberal Commission. To TIat cling Agents am,
sdVe lheih Credit TO One-lIaf Til sold. liph and
ee"Die p'slnass, ana above ALL good paying ousi
ness Agents walled IN all paris OF the c,,yIuI1v a
Naaioeue rontelTinga Lis Of Goods with nI .Exull
atols OF FERNS to gents y III he sent Gn npnlcn,jon
,t toe. All orders VIII DC promptly attended to, and
s"ous as tLey order by the return mail or e,nres MI
'he Gif Senroscd in the package. "'' "''''
Address all orders to
MERRICK, BENTON g. DEAN.
Np r,,, 335 Broadway, New York
+, ~; b'-Uoid Tens re pointed Il superior manner
r'frl0'e he Fen and Thirty nne Gems IN P O. sL:Iuos
'u me gen VIII be re pointed and returned post Id
Smyrna times., 1857-07-15

size I2 50 10 do
we warrant all onr Gold Pens to be Diamond po;tsJ
anu moi surpassed by any bsnetAs in tie slarc
una peSides giving you Pen ,r Pencil well worn,
fa f"ur money we aiS' present you Wuh GIFTS worth
itoiG t ~ cents to l,t0J dollars in Cola WATCHES
6olo Guard and Vest Chains, Gold Iockers Dinnos
l Ils' anfo sells Gold Studs Rings BreasipiLs, silver
run ANA Cake Baskets Silver GUblels Nc
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SaleSmam VVanfed.


WILL not pay any debts hat are now made or nav hors
hfer Be made BY John A. Hammer.
anrl3--dn IONS A p..rrrrr %,
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PrnnIarseF{nr,

AhbRkW JOHNSON Govsrs0rof
= the State Of Tennessee, tothe shs-- - f7~eN.
ne Or o-her CHEERS, authorized 20 hold -
eleetons In the counties Of X q OK AM -
hE --'' el''--
y hAA-As ~ mas Deen made kH1Fn unrr reliable
aunory hat th' Hon x. aicraadsro f th conn ~ o
49, we 5adgea d me CiTcuIi Cour lhs ale Who We
5esa iQr and presided DO The Second Do ti Lab tr -
go, ~. lis % NE "a cay g agrii 1851, whereby Va
eg haa o. eufred IN me sld second ludi al Crseff
nov taefeore On obedience tbs Constitutes OF he
stale, and he IN section az 1ssssf Oh tns 81 " n
te1, entiled "Au act % prescribe ne msnnrr Of
suases atd lorueYs Sc efal by the peap- von
~ lni1neeQ alter Evi. hast eao uou1hs
nyues p adsertz NJ Ia ci ict. 10 omen 80 ~
az election e. an ne places Of b. cling elections b your re-
Ieotse COMMISSION he 18Th Ga. 8 Angus 1851 % bling
selrla5 10 sai mouth, Tor CD. purp1se 81 slsoa
1foul1 Souri Judge 10 q yacancV oseasio0r Z IN ma
ueeease OF me said Alexander and cd ahfc1 eIec n
VII aAs return asia such cases and provided b law
IN testimony where. e a. AulreW Dot nssn Cow
eTnor oi ne safe 0resai hive her. uuts sst nv
(S hands and causn the sea % t1s Safe ~ -
amxsd, 81 ny Office 10 ne Uigy OF Nashvilis III =
50 day Of May 1857
b the Governor aWnpryv rou,eo,r
e. y W BuRroN, Sec OF S ats 49, 4 -,r
ee hhoxslile Mereur ana SsErisr rnp iu 4ekyp per
nf
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For Sale.

slPO ACREs OF LAND, situa'ed three or four miles
ZOU North east oithe cily between Gaatn and Porter
turnpike One Tract Of about l55 has been
subdivded ia pieces varying IRON % ia oacres and viii
be sold Lots the Whole best SUIT purchasers
its soil deep Of the richest guHldy veil timbered aBd
in blue grass, has number Of hne SPRING at all times ai-
fOrding ubunda supply Of the purest From ne
Gaatin read reEched By good Turnpike half mile
ia length, and FuGd In Of bHIldhg passing
lhrourh the Tract TO Cumberland River. On farm
s a comfort al 9 dwelling and Outhousss young apple
orchard go ire peach orchard and long range
substantial fence skirts The place the
road Tens-l Band years, sih interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract Of about los acres three miles
Northeast from the city and about half mile from tho Gal
latin This Tract Is nearly surrounded b Turnpike
roads, subdvidsd into Lois containing from % p
acres and ntersected by couveeut avenues Terml aud
years with Interest. Po given Immediately for
either above Land provided the pur
chaser Will pay equivalent The growing crops and
stock included JOHN ID WINSTON
mar27-drf 25 Cherry street.
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Marshal's Sale.



Steamboat Dr. Robertson and owners.
n the above and other causes Of libel against the
steam Robertson its tackle and fuuilu pend
DistTicL Court the United States Nashville
and BY virtue Of process directed from the said court
under special order al persons IN general who have or pre-
tend any right 0 interest IN the said steam
boat lis tackle furniture hereby required 70 be ana
appear Judge of the District Court Of the Unite
states Nashville Monday he tourh day Of May next,
htbe court DAY, else The day next following a.
O'Clock there 70 unto said hbe
laBts ef libel civil and maritime, and fur
Their do receive In this behalf 70 jusee shall ap
pertain.
and 10 the causes, under similar SPECIAL order viii
SATURDAY The 2j Of Stay board Of the said steam
the wharf al Nashville proceed % sell the SAID bOat
tackle and uruiur the following erms: NE purcha
will be required pay thOu>and dollars IN cash aud
give bond with good security equal instruments for the
residue six, Twelve eighteen and tWenIyOuT ms.
J. B. CLEIESIS U. :, Marshall
apr24-d&tEtd for the Middle distract OF tennessee.