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The true Democrat., 1857-02-17
BOOK RFNDERN.

III HENRY JAC0BI still carries on the book | binding business on the corner of Markham and Louisiana streets in all its branches and is pre- pared to execute all orders in his line at moderate pri- ces and on short notice.
 All orders left at the True Democrat office will be attended to. without extra charge.
 April 25 '541y
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W. J.TUCKER,s CHOLERA SYRUP.

Sole PrOprietors. May 20 lS56 1y
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SHAWLS.

SHAWLS.
 tJLAlD Wool Shawls, Zepher do, Ponpee Slk ,A Handkerchiefs Plain and Embroidered Linen do;, received and for sale by 1''''eh Deo % HUTT & POPE.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

;. H. TUCKER, wholesale and retail dealer in
 Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, etc, etc. at the old stand, corner of Main and Markham streets.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

). BRISfsIS & CO.,. manufacturers of Sheet iron
 and Tin Ware, and dealers in Stoves etc. Main street.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

lHisS. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Milliner and dealer in Fancy Goods etc
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

M. OSBORN, Markham street near the Lower try produce, Queensware, Hardware Cutlery. etc.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-17

\. SMITH. w. M GRAHAM SsEETH & GRAHAM. wholesale Grocers Pro- so duce and Commission Merchants, and dealers in foreign and domestic Liquors. Cincinnati Ohio. Also agents for manufacturers for the sale of Toboeco, WindowGlass. Iron and Nails. N B. All orderen- trusted to us will receive sricest attentions.
 iulV 5 1S53
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E.. C.. ATKINS,

\ NRT Goods, Groceries, and Commission Mere Aant
 [ Lake Bluff, 2Iniles above Dcyalls Bluff, White river Arkansas
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TILE ROCK DIRECTORY.

). l.. O'CONNELL x CO.,, Dealers in Dry
 oods Groceries, Iron, Hardware etc., next door to iutt dc Pope, Main St.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-19
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and OhIEs
RAILROADS.

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, All
BALTIMORE, Is HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
( ingtOn can be procured, to which point well tC
sltImOre it is the shortest most direct ana IN every
pect the most reliable route It the only by which
purchasers OF Through Tickets New York e1ableO
% reach the cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York al the cost of Ticket New York only thus
bling Business Men and Travellers for pleasure nor.
nation to four OF the principal cities the Union for
sss cost than Gun be afforded By any other route,
And it the only route by which Through Tickets car
Je had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, savannah Macon Az
ANITA, Augusta, Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the stage Coaches Of
grter Thomas, steamers on the Cumberland river
% LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
da steamers to Cincinnati, or with the Jacksonville
Raruad 10 indianapolis, Ind, make direct connection o.
Columbus Ohio win the Central Ohio Railroad 10 Wheel
1g whence close ounectO9Fth the Baltimore and OhIC
Raj rOad made TO Washington City, Baltimore, Phiis
10 Dhia and New York.
f-s5- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
lna are transferred Cairo to the Of ths InO
central Railroad from thence passing through Tern
Iaute Indianapolis Dayton and Xeoa Columbus Three
Jsy Trains leave Columbus, al IL A NJ $50 2. N. anC
u 2. n.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this
ne gy route a1rdng Through Tickets al the Eastern
lilies st the charged by other routes Aea
T0rE 0L it is also the shortest most speedy and drec
ali the leading points IN the East The distance from
Columbus to Bsltmoreis only 576 miles, being about l0
niles shorter New ork than by any other Their
less changes of by this route, and Consequently
detention, than By any other.
t3g- The road is oaasted with broken stone and il
utITely Tree from dust
For urtherinformatiOu, please apply D. C. RUNSEY
agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Ticket apply in Louisville at the Office
de u g. Mail ers ct the Jsersonvile BRirUaC
dee Hain street. WM. s. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. a .. T. K.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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VALUABLE LAID E(R SALE.

WISH to sell the farm where now live eoutainng about
Two hundred and ninety acres, situated twelve miles
south east from Nashville, bet~ en- The Nishvl0 and
HurfreesbCrO Turnpike aud the Nashville ard Chatta
nooga Railroad; pH Of the lands ironts on said
Turnpike ha mile and part lies within two hun
drsd Yards OF the RAILROAD The place is well improved,
comfortable dwelling aud out h0ues; good waler snd
orchard Apple and Peach trees, and other fruits. The
land is good quality and under good cultivation, there
being sixty va well with clover. Al me land
Is mcIossd with Cedar rails has abundance d.
is every way desirable plantation, beng admitted Of
tue most healthy situations in bav dsOn county.
These wishiFg buy good pleasant and healthy place
would do we'll call am dsirOus to sell and will
give bargain. Apply the subscriber premises
to James H. Mcdonald ESQ, Nashville, No. AK Cherr
street; or tcNANUk & WOODWARD Nash vile.
nov Ig-estfir K. II. WALLACE
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Mofica.

OY virtue Of an execution issued by the Clerk & Master
D Of the Chaneery Court OF Coffee county, Tenn,
direcied will sell 10 the highest bidder for afh in
hand the Court House door ia Manchester
Monday, the first day Of FEBRUARY ls5s the follow
ing traits of Land, TO W One tract OF land situated in the
civil district Of Cofse county, Tenn, end b0uBded
follows, tOwE Beginning pest oak AMI poi ters, the
south Wes corner Of entry in the OF J0hnaiOn
Webster for $500 running thence 1860 poles 20
thence norh 300 poles thence wet 100 poles
to stake and pointers thence south go poos 70 the beg
ming Coz tanning by esiimafon twelve hundred acres.
Aud also other tract OF Land situated In he OH ciy
district u Coffee county Tenn and bounded as follows
On The north by the Lands belonging the hers OF
w WsteFsOn decd, the esst by h9 Lands Of G "
shields and the south by the ndso LDuncan andOn
the Oy the lands George shaw ente name o.
Alexander Black and granted BY the Stale Of Tennessee
uel Barrel Both the said tracts OF Land is lev
Execution in favor Of Thomas a. AndeSon.
F. NJ. BOYD.
Sheriff Of Coffee county, Tenn,
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Notice to Contractors.



Nashville Nov. 30, 1857.
NEALBD proposals addressed TO the undersigned, eno
- endorsed Proposals. will be received a. Tn City
all until the IS day OF December, 1857 Tor TIE compile
ton Of Masonry and Em5ankment OF mo NY WAFER "ofAs'
foowc.
Inc main walls Of the 70 be hrst class masonry
we'll bedded iontsd with rough ACE PIcned Of al the
ends edges straight by no stone TO nave less BED
tnaa rise 70 laid in we'll tempered cement mortar, and
then thoroughly erouted with cement grout OF good quality
the asua lumber Of stores % be put 10 the work e
may be required BY Committee or suen agent on the
paft of the CorDoton may be appointed the thcknea
III me walls at the base be as the committee may deter
mine and 10 batter according TO their direction.
Tb drv wall 81 the foot Of the embankment to be com
peIed good and substantial in thickness and
hivht A. ne committee may determine, Inc smbankmeni
10 ii made the adopted pian, and mus Be made
in ralta or aver exceeding eet IN deph eaeh layer
he orions 10 the wall must be Of good clean clay one
ft biek ali around tine WALL from bottom 10 top the en-
nent and Kept constantly wet, aad thoroughly Eud
e n such may be directed BY the con mittee
me contractor contractors TO furnish all material for the
,@ork Bidd rs vii. make, their bids as follows:
SO much per perch for hrst class masonFy;
. Day wall "a
per cubic yard for en- kmeut.
The committee reserve 10 themselves right 70 refuse
snx nroposal made. ISAAC PAUL,
THOS. J. HALLE,
". A. DAVIS,
Watar Wyorks fs,r,
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Aer0senc oils.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
ISECIrp IN nv I TT ND pAnENIT


(SECURED BY LET TIERS PATIENTLY
II RRoSBNB ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
~ from this oil exceeds In briancy that any other oil
fluid heretofore discovered; Is iReXplOslve, and will
main lnpd in the very coolest weather.
The Company helamps best adapted to this
Oil, the Kerosene Lamps, manuiactu ed by the following
parties: Mesrs. Cornelius q Baker, also, by Ott of Pha
depha. K. v Haugh d Co. 4S5 Broadway the Brook.
Ign Flint Glass Co. No. 70 Broad Street MessTs Dstz Co
1872 William Street, L. MERCER 1876 Kim Street, Ii. Ed
wards, a y Y. Samples of different
Lamps can be at the Office Of the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRIcATIEs on, MOL Prepared suite the
6nest and all other Kinds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps, and stands gresta degree Geld
best Sperm Oil and il admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship use,
KEROSENE LUBRIoAIINs OTIS, No. e3. Superior Lubrica
tor and will be found to posses advantages any Oil in
prepared the requirement Railroads
KEROSENE BNNACLE OIL Prepared expressly for ShIps'
aud will be found admirably adapted for Of Steam
ships, Men Of War; Merchants Vessels Lake and River Graft
and in all the Cabin, SJaerOOm' Cnnace, FOrCase
Lamps Signal Lanterns, &c.
Binnace OIL will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
sill burn all night without requiring be trimmed, and ad
vantage that will be obvious to every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship Chambers druggists and GrOceTs in New York, and
regularly appointed Agents Of the Company in many
the principal Towns and Villages of the United states, the
Canadas ana the island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules esab
Ished by the Board OF Trusees,J application 10
AgSTEh'S
GENERAL AsEyTs, KEROSENE Or Co.
NJ. so Beaver street. N. y.
NJ B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prices,
&c, e.. will be forwarded on application as above,
june6-ly. IA. WI
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill.

IASjust received the highest premium at the CREST Ma
II uOnal air alLouisyl!e- and also the ONO sAte
Fair al Cincinnati, over The Little Giant, star and aAge
Mills.
is adapted crushing Corn and Cob Rye Oats &c,
Tor stock and for grinding for family dissrls' &C
IT. grinding surfaces be renewed al cost OF ufee uo
ars beng cast separate from the portions Of the
Mill.
Furnished complete with pairs Of FINDING rings tof
sly dOllafs. Travelling Agents wanted to sell the above
Mills, J. G. BALDWIN q co.
oct 2-d-tWGW3m 81 College street. Nashville.
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Tag Sale.

WHEREAS Thomas Summers, Collector Of the public
W Taxes for the county Of - Wsrt reported the
Der term 1857 the circuit said county hs oil
lowing OF land upon which The Tor The le5j
1856 unpaid aud that the owners there
OF, have goods and chatels said cOuuty whic
he rain fOF said laXes, Wit Haywood aud Wash
ibgOns heirs 10 district No ?, eOntnuing 3e
acres valued at s7sOO county SO o.
heretofore $3.50, Clerks fee SI51, COLLECTORS lee SOO
printers fee st50, total amount SO ~.
~ J. awkia trac1 in rict No s. containing leo
valued $500 Co. State aud county SIS >, Clerks lee
s50 collectors fee 81 co. printers fee SO total
81, 5.
Whereupon, II is considered BY Inc Court that judgment
% and il is hereby entered against the aforesaid OF
land, il the name sats FER the annexed 10 each
being the OF costs and charges dne seyera
thereon the years l-j5 1856 and i s ordered by the
that several tracts OF land much thsreo
shall sufficient Of each Of ihem 10 satisfy the Ia
costs and charges annexed ssvealy be sold the
law directs. Test, a. B. Ross Clerk. ,
obidcnce to the above order Of the court shall pro
coed offer for sale The 4h day January next at the
Court house, Of Dover, the osaid tracts Of
land, much thereof be necessary 70 satisfy the
taxes costs and charges thereon.
does TOS SUMMERS, r. G.
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AM authorised to sell and make cOmpiete titles to the
sded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith shop is sn
led and the slaves and stock on the place. The place
situated on the Gaatin turnpike and interseeied By
he Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough &c
Nashville to make It csnTsnsnt country residence for
persons doing business in the city has fine spring
here in the State and is susceptible OF divisions nC
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railrosd. am
thosed 10 sell the entire Tract IN body or n parcels
add on such credit as may deem eXPedent Shall be
the place during the first and second weeks Of NOveu
Der next and will reserve proposals for the purchase
private sale Of all any Of he above named real and per
Ola property. In the mean time any person desiring O.
examine the property do so By calling Mrs gue.
Walker tee place. and proposals 10 purchase csa 1t
made to her or John Taylor Mathew Allen On the oiacs
lr addressed to me at Trenton, Gibson county Tenn
sept2A-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trpste.
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deeIs-w4tprs Sso 50
Martha Ann SEP q .'l'} o. Hu.

Bennett WrEn - me ga 5aat0n % tho Clerk & Master
4 apPes -rrf H the .e'- llurs 10 Ills cause Is
sihl hsif5f The -l'e OF l.rnsss-gs hal BIZ 0TdI-
no Te. il.t tp.ff rlHuH. De -.rred upon b n. L.
aary .a-dfr 3 fhs CT -.Hster nuL s7 q cred
is the mes fhst aJic-ign r1 do iJ lur successive
f .l- q. Jon sa4 Alc ,l. reTsT per pub isded
of 1d.ltl' CONN -stIH- she said Reason Bar
- 70 pear g. tho le1t aid court ot & an
to held a- 'l. Court Rouse in hr IVA LsfsyaLts
Macon County 90 le hrst gHtay February Boxt then
and there 90 end -us dsmur, olarauti bin
and in de au- thereof the vIb Or confessed
and set for Aealg e.s parle tl.s5th Uecs mh- Isa7,
JOHN claiborne.
dec l3--Hl- Prs Zee s. Clelk Il NaGis-.
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GEUSFEaAL ga ItGE
State o. tennessee.
SAM'L. L. WHARTON, "a h,
Fhy~ICiuu m hlei auu superintendent.



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Real Estate, Negroes. &c.
Wanted.



IN pursuance uterl0CUOry procured u the
Chancery Count at Woodbury., al the October Term Of
sad 1857, in the pending therein wherein
ErXenE Boyle, Administrators Osrph u. Boyle decd
against John ). DdOms Mathew VI. Otom, ku u l. OdOm
James OdOn, minor children of Eliza Ud0 n deceased
Elizabeth II Bogle, George Boyle, Thomas VI. Boyle
and 5Dhene Boyle, children Of said JTssph a.
Boyle, deceased, by their Guardian sd letun, James
ThOmus Ma hew Boyle, AMI ia OdO ~ ENecut r. Of
he VIII Of ATmsJed 6 OdOm, deceased, and tesla
mentay GuaIdan of the minor children o. sad Eliza
OdOm, deceased, defendants, will sell al puOic saetO
tn highest bidder, Saturday. the 2ns d4 OF January
1858, IN more separate lots two rich and valuable
OF land, being the that said Joseph H. Boyle
dis AID posse sed lying in Cannon county,
fork, civil sistre No l. One contains III acres,
and her 60 The Turnpike road leading from
MuTfre sbOrO 10 Liberty Ier pass through the Land.
1ne land will be 80 on credit OF one and two years
payable in equal yearly meus bonds and approved
security will be required, and lien tanned until the pnr
money paid The minimum price on the IN acre
s7 50 peTac and the 90 sll per
Ga the day and place, Will also sell at pnbc sale
tn ghesI bdder, credit Of Il months except $3.50
which will be required in hand ten valuable slaves, vii:
John, Matilda, Ben, aged about years; Ann, Ben,
aged about 81 years Jack, Henry, manda SapsOu and
infant Bonds with good security viii be required OF the
purchaser. ThOS g. WOOD,
nov. 24,-wtds Tprsfee 81 CLERK and Master.
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GEORGE q. aERIOT.
(Lats HERIOT & HOLMEsJ
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO. VENDUE RANCE,
CHARLESTON. S. c.

Particular attention given to the sale of Cotton, FlOui
Wheat Corn, and all other Produces also, the Forward
ing Of Goods to and from the Interior
REFERENCEs-B. 5. Rhett, Esq, Messrs. T. S. & T. G
Budd W. B. Herio- ESQ., Charlie siOn, c. James Walker
Esq, Nashville, Tenn, Thomas s. Kennedy Louisville Ky
Wilson d Burns, Baltimore. Nd. Iapr29-wlv
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"a HO has long been known as Tuner OF Pianos IL Mid
die Tennessee, would his friends and
himself Of the great merits of SINGERS SAVING MA
CHINB he wi hereafter carry one with him in his Tuning
exhibit his patrons and Others for the purpose
OF receiving orders, which he can promptly all from the
Nashville Agency Of |, h; Singer d Co In lhi age OF
the advantage of Machinery abor in human progress
II at superiority has long been seled as an axiom sell
psrtment Of labor what the Spnnins Jenny and Power
Loom have done in others the Sewing Machine has effected
in important branch of human industry for it eman
cipates from the endless toll of stitch, stitch,
stitch gives rich, agreeable past times poor
profitable employment The fact that MI Kibbee has
laohed his regular business Of Tuning that of selling the
gerry and Meodeons, will be sufeie guar
his friends and patrons, that Of the vsr
Sewing Machines before the public he would select
refers 10 the fact that the Mechanics Institute FAIR Of
Tennessee heldin Nashville, october, 1851 this Machine
uOunced by inc examining committee, Who awarded
the premium The diploma and Il for The last years
wherever II mas been eAh1lted IN eonpeuuon WIN olhe
Sewing Machines, it has taken the Premium over all
he reason assigned by the ia for giving this Machine
the premium the Grover Baker Machine was hrst
that would doeyehng which The other CO. Id do and
ell and several other hings besites such tailoring,
hoe making harness making &C win range OF capacity
from the finest 900 ton, with which il will stitch fine
cambria linen beau'ifu y, to the
bread suitable for the hicses harness works ana secondly
that leaves no dge heavy seam on the bottom Of the
goods, which Liable 10 of IN short lime allowing
the work to rip out but draws the ocS no the centre Of
a3rc making the stitching lOok equally well both Sides
thirdly that is much more durable instrument the Man
uactuers oelng wiling 70 warrant u iof thH years 20 run
ghest speed BY foot power, which tsu double that
OF tue Urofef BAKER oLis requiring lnaL
directions be followed; OurhIv, that but third
much thread, bel important lie Of sayiHg and lastly,
that gathers more beautifully than II is possible to
gather o. hand which great for the Ladies
especially Dress makers. In short this Machine is
superior make that It has taken the premium all
others wherever it has been exhibited for the last
years.
Mr. Khbee e9ls assured that this setting forth offacs viii
dIssuado his acquautnees from purchasing Sewing Ma
chine OF any other make than Singers, until he can visit
them orif they abide his time, until they can Rd
portunity to call Mr.. VIM. a. Singer Public Square
Ma hville.
Mr. Kibbee still thinks the Pianos made by Lighe, New.
Bradburys The best and the Of the Meodeons
made Carhart, Needham & Co; and holds himself ia
readiness 10 furnish those instruments Manu
prices, charges added 10 those whO desire them of him
All Communications addressed the subject Of
Pianos Melodeons Sewing Machines viii be promptly re-
] spOuded TO. nov 5-tf.
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CapitaI PrIZe S65,OOO!
TICKETs-wholes, SIG; Halves IS; Quarters, Sc 50.
PRIZES P4YABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
nSy= Only $4,000 Numbers! 1926 Prizes IA

Bank Of sound Banks taken nPar, Checks on New
York remiIted for Prizes
Drawings H Large Glasses will be published in New York
and Orleans sunday papers, and Charleston aud saw
al paltius
Address orders for Tickets Cet6cEtes Of Packages OF
Tickets To T. b. AUtor0n, F'x 49, Noshyve lenDessee
ANUEh~ On o. sun oiaLAEcTs
nov o. Macon Savannah, Georgia.
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IN CdAbCTHE
william q N .rsn s. vile,
/ LAFAYETTE,


Kench8Ou Wu.iey & others }
iISgp-arug % The tiGt.riIn II The Clerk ~ Master
t1a. Pleasant GullFuJi I.d Vile AID vi liam T. NJ NIT
10y part The dtslcau.- Iu Ls ClH, ulu-rsiIsuts
OF the Stat. OF Tennessee. tLlt Urfulr Url.s.
THIS toau c-luIl DO served up.u them. T. ll r-fors
ordered by The t'era o. Blast aIf upon the
dulles tha publication De- maize iHr fur sreeCssJse s8eks
Ia me "e-hfJ Oai.a 1H. Tc-H --ager publ. sed
an The cJ 0 NIshYlle, commanding sC Plea arJ hit.
wood and vile day li.auat all 81, as D. "a i... ID
a9eAr a. the SAID CauI o. CdaaCer. IL
be held, az the q NUu-t Iugl 90. Ltf Ma
con COul l., . ne hrst Monday Boo February H.1l @ ana
there % plead, u.farr c.u.aIa. and
Ia ceiau there d. De- tIs..f1r r.. .-. and
80 for hearing p4rts, tl-l O. seem. .f- ..5sr,
1877. JOHE CLAIFO4yF
zee E-g4t prs fee SO. It..A,. .....5-
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Im0 NhLUaoLE EAnIS - ST.

q
sided Tor tng 4-t Ish5 years, sale. h IIss
the gi Big harpvtu uTs, The county Wiz
hanson, fourteen mlss frs va awhile. IlEe Of
Hus Ichlaad and vile pIa o. nine mites
from FauaIIu, Gy county Of williamson, AID
miles Ns.ib W .,5Iu ia ifJ4d being
sJruced The ra-L contains asuul hundred eight
5gt T4i0 'rmug lands tsu county between
Davidson nd W lIsJu runs through sHs Northwest
Of tbs Ir.ct. Do maiIy ne veil known o.
the late NIiaHs NuusIid.
comfortable teusss, with all
cass4Ty houses cribs, -tlulg carriage lplse
CECei.t Uul oIcH 10 90 choice oud
spring dance lail1< water
rluuiug cIHrggHs sources through AlIIIu-
ih farm is Tier tract 90 about hundred Of
keel .iUI n good deucc, sale. The soil %
equal uu Tor crop, sIher grain grass
bOJu uuel Che vii be- far4ls together
may buye-sJ % - thought D. good Judges could DO
made Jl the best -oCA tars IN HE S=, 90 Its size.
A. those waning TO buy voud course Whih 20 view
the premises before purchasing. urtuer description is
hsmssivss. llug -J-epo>wuI JOHN a. HILL.
WISH 90 sell the farm shch reside, williamson
county, aJsuilE hat atv- sed above by Mr. John T..
Hill, Containing BY recent suTge hundred ninety
fret rate farming q, a con-
Portable dwelling. with alb necessary suitable for
a small farm, with good well enciosed
with good fences, including hundred Yards 81
stone fence will sell aIs place separately, together
with Hr dE's-as JJsl united uld CerLsaly make dss-
Irabte farm, and Tur o. lr Hin
| and examine III Fr.m.sss. LAEISiA CEAiGHEAU.
For teIhar irI5ulr apply 90 AR. h n. snyder, a. the
otoreOf ryuer 81 frLLrii, Nashville l.. e..
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