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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-10
CHARTER ELECTION.

Ma. EDHOa-PIeass announce our competent friend,
Mr. GEORGE HARRISON, = candidate, in The ensaing
election, for the once Of City Clerk, aud Obige
janis VOTERS GENERALLY.
Ma. EDrOa.-You wiz please announce friend ". ",
IRWIN, as a Candidate for city cierk.
janT MANY VOTERS.
Ma. EDrTOa.-we would recommend \. RICHARDSON
Esq, suitable person for the once Of City Clerk
the approaching election
decSl MANY VOTERS.
EDrInRs lSrElususerR.-PIeassa announce my name a.
candidate the once City Sergeant the ensuing
charter election, and If elected viii attend to the duties
promptly, 80 Edeeas'l H. P cHAPLINE
MR. EDrrni-I would take this method Informing my
friends candidate reelection the OeeO
superintendent Of Water WORKS. ensuing charter,
election, and win be thankful for their support
decIs' DANIEL DUNBAR.
/ Ma EOrOH-It with pleasure that are again per-
mttei tn present the Of Oftried and efficient
Street Commissioner, Mr.. JACOB ANIcK, IS candidate
for reelection to that ONCE Idee1sl OLD FRIENDS
Mr.. EDiroR.-I again announce myself to my fellow
citizens for the once Of whArfnaster II elected, viii
attend to the duties Of said office With hdelity.
dtcls' ROBT. HAMILTON.
NR. EDrrOR.-I would respectfully inform my fellow.
citizens, candidate for the ONCE Of Treasurer,
decls n. w. HARDING.
To rHz EprruRs OF THE IxrELLaExcER-I again my
self Candidate City Sergeant, and II
elected promise discharge the duties Of said oee faith
fully and 'mpAFtially tdeel7'l H. coNANT.
MEssns EprrOas-YOu viii please announce the name Of
P. L. KIMBERLY, candidate for City Sergeant at the
ensuing charter election, oblige the of the
whole city, [deels'l MANY FRIENDS
--SlSOls-s-
Hn. EDrTOE,-Piense announce JOSEPH JORDAN a the
Peoples candidate Wharf Master ensuing charter
election, and Oblise rdecl6l MANY FRIENDS.
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Mr.. EDrTOA.-YOu VIII please announce the name of
HENRY SHARP candidate for Street Commissioner
and Oblige [dscl2'l MANY CITIZENS.
NR. EDIFoR-Having been requested by large number
Of the different wards Of city, become
candidate for Commissioner have concluded do
So If elected will discharge duties Of that once
promptly. tdselOC GEORGE BULeEE.
MR. Epr4oa.-Piease announce the name Of BOLIVAR
WARD for the office of City Sergeant the ensuing char
ter election. and obliee [ieelOl MANY FRIENDS.
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POuERoY.-The Mcigs County Telegraph gives
the following statistics of the business of POme-
roy for the last year:
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NEW BOOKS


10 DEU1fs Ne. Boston pleksi CodHsh,
= HarTsls HalifaH HsrIilss,
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Males 9IS-Females 1to-ColoTed !.
This report shows much less mortality than ne tE'
years preeeedlng present IIe deaths h 1sf
654 and In 1885 there were sS5 deaths.
ians-St Secretary Of Board OF Hath
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

CTATE Of TENNESSEE-At Rues held in the CIk's
- one, Chancsry Side Of The Common Law and Chan
csrg Csurt Of the aly q Nespkis, M0ndsy, August 3,
1857,
J. Blair ard Z. Blair, Compartments,
Haywood I. Chspnaa, The hsLs Of John T. Lumpkin.
dzoeG 20. and Others Dzfeud1nLs.
Il ausezr.nE from amdavit lied in this cause, that The
D feaaznts. William D Lumekin and Fzany Lumpsin
minor Eeirs - Ju7- " Lu1apkln. Geceasd ar zu
r-si1eutt q the state Of TsuEssses: Il is srcerrd that
they d. enter their aupsarEnos herein beisre OF within
ire drst three Gays Of the next terra Of said C0urt, g BE-
bsId u IA ga Mo-dsyi IN \ lvfmber next Qs5) AMI plead,
answer or demur % Complainauts' Biz, Or tke sane VIII
b. taken for confessed 81 70 them. and seI fl heariEE e.
5srfs-znd that % o this order - PUB ssbed unce q
Ee=k for four successive Weeks in the Menabi Appeal
A copy-atlest- JOHN G LANIEh
Clerk and Master.
b. 2 A. PARKER IT. T. c sn1 y.
A. WEfoHr. sol. for ooupPts. sHs2oWft
In Chancery at Memphis.
CTATE OF TESNEsSEE-At Rules he'd in the Clerks
- one. Chanceu side o. the Common Law saiChan-
oey Court o. the City Of Memphis, Monday, A-su t3L
1887.
vernon Rhoass. ylo. P. Trezsvsat, and Others,
Complaints,
Robert C. sdnkisy, James EIssr AID James v Crn-
shaw, Deien1auts.
p feadant. James " CnnshaE, is a non-resll-uf ~ the
State OF Tennessee Il is ordered that DC IL enter his
sppezruce herein before or within the fr-t th7re Gays
q the next term % said C0uu. 70 . hid IN he foul a.
demur 70 Compartments bill ahl aDeid-i bi, % the
sam vii o. taken for confessed as % him. sna set Ior
h=1rns er-PdTfe and that 3 copy q THIS order D. pub
listed onor . week for four successive weeks IN the
Mezphis Appeal
AeoPy-aItest.
JoHE C. LANIER Clerk and Master.
By =. A. PARKER. 9r-, D. c. n.
Reid h CARR, Solicitors for CoupiamEnts-
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Gbanrfrp Salts.
UHANCERY SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate
~ uAsHInaroN srREEf

nuRsuANT 70 a decree Of the Chssosry Court al
Hemvhis, rendered Nay term, 1857, IN the case Of
Douriass a, Gordon %. Kh5Ah Cheek and othsrsD J
vii, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1sT, 1891,
IN front Of ny oHee, in the city Of Memphis, proceed q
sen to the highest bidder,
4 Yalaable Lot Of GrcsHd on Washingto1-st.,
in the city Of n mphis. and known as Lot No. on ths
plan o. the sub-digision Of Elijah Cheek's property. here
Iuf Re sid in SAID cause, ard being The same Lot Pur-
Chased at said sale By c. G. Richardson Said Lot No n
2 unded - follows, to-wit: Beeinuing ~ . stake on tne
southern line Of washington 81. and the norttv stoor-
rer Of Lot No. 3 on the plaA Of the Aforesaid suo-diVi-
sion thence southwardlyo on and with The wat boundary
line Of Lot No. ;. 100 feet, more or less, 70 q stake ~
the centre Of an alley bstween Washlf gion and Adams
streets. the southwest corner Of Lot No. ;; thence west
wardiy with the centre Of said alley 76A feet 10 . stake;
thense nerthWardly IN q line parallel with the line.of Lot
No 3, 100 feet, more orless, 70 asiake on n southern linz
Of Washington street, themes sestwareiys with saidsouth-
ern line ef washington street 16A feet 70 the beginning
The above-meufiuned Lot viii be sud 10 satisfy q
judgment rendered against c. G. Richardson IN the shove
stated cause, and upou the following term A credit o.
az months, purchaser to execute bones with approved
security, with 5 lien retained On the premises. kedemp-
ton barred.
Sac at Il o'clock A. N. JOHN c. LANIER,
augc8-dsWfds Clerk and Master
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ResEdeatCe for SAFE

EICE comfortable Residence on Adams St.
E.sd four ro0ms IN the H8uss, DilinE Room. Atcaen,
FZlH EeEro Hsuse and Stable. good Cistern and We
III al in GOOD order. AbEugEiu may b. bought b
sVplying sooa 10 FL0URNOE, COOPKR a LEAKE-
wm~TT-T~n
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
VALUABL REAL ESTATE
ON PoPLAR STREET

OA EO- AnLAA
nURsUAET TO a decree OF ths chHncery Court al Mem
Il phis, rrndsrod Nay term, 1887, in the case o. Dous'
lass 4. Gordon ps. EljEh Cheek and others VIII On
T~HUEsDAF, OeTosEE lsT, 1897,
in front Of my sase, In the city Of Memphis proceed t'
sell to the highest bidder,
T1o Valuable Lots Of GrOuad on Poplar sfreef,
in the city Of Memphis, and known as Lots Nos l End
on the plan q the sub division Of EluaA Cheeks proper
". henstnfere sold N said cause, and beiaE The same Lots
p~urchased 81 SAID sale b william s. Wells, togetner
VITA al the improvements thereon. Lot No. ! Il
bounded a. f1IoEs. Beginning al = stake on The south
err line o. PopAr street, beng Robins northwest cor.
uerf thence south on and with Robbins Inc l1 fee-,
mo e or less, 20 q stake n the centfe Of an alley between
P0Dlar and washington streets thenee westEErcly on
aud with the line q sal alley 69l0-lO0 feet 70 . stake
thence r~orthWardiyi les feet, more OF less, 20 5 stake on
the s0uth side o. Poplar street, 66 \ feet from the Begin
ming corner; thence eastwardly with the line Of PgplAr
street s. ! feet 10 the b-ginni1g corner. Lot No ST.
b uud d a. fellows. Beginning AZ a stake on the south
side o. Poplar strest, and northves. corner o. Lot No l.
thence running southgaruy on and with the west SIDE
OF Lot No. !, le6 feet, more or less, to q stake u the cen
tire Of sald alley, he southwest corner OF Lot No i
thence westTsrdly on and with the line Of "a d alley, s.
feet, 70 q stake q Yates line; thence rorthWSrdly on
and with Yates Ina 70 = stake on the south SIDE Of Pop
and VI h the tine o. Poplar street, IS feeL, more o. less
The improvements on Lot. No. s consist OF 9 i-as-
Brick Nil House.
The above-mensidned Lots ere 70 be sold 10 satisfy s
Judgment renduf.d against william s Welt IN the
sbove-stsied cause, and upon the following terms A
credit OF six nonfhs-purchassr 70 execute bond with APP
ur1ved 8 cnritv. with 3 lien retained on The premises.
R~eiempti1n barred. JOHN q. LASlER,
auc9s dnvtds Clerk and Master.
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Memphis Classical, Mathematical &
English High School,
- 81 PopLar 20 - 81

CcThtT o. Poplar and OT3edAs Stfedss
JOIN & N :. A, Principal
THE next sesslsn Of this School viii commences OF
l o Al, the slst inst, and close On the slst Of
Jnn- fonoWing.
ar. J0nesis q Baehoior o. Arts q The Uniyerst y Of VIZ
riuia, AID the high starcinr aud graduation OF MS fdrmei
pupils IN that University fully testify 70 his enperisnoi
and success as > iescher.
The O5ecs Of this School Is TO prepare Fcuths for ths
University In every d. p3rtment, OF 70 a. them for ths
sctiFe duties OF Ire.
me course Of instruction win be tAozDugh, embracing
the following apartments:
/. The knEish Language ard Literature.
Il The Greek and Latin Languages and Literature.
III. The Modcrn Languages and Llsratu e.
". The Pure M~athemAtlca.
Y. Moral Philosophy.
VI Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
Those ftudyinR The English branches and Mst1enatios
Treparatsry q entering upon the active duties Of life
win have 50 opportunity OF learning Bookkeeping Sur
veying Theoretical and praticzi, sc.
The session is divided into tEo terms Of ave months
eacn. The tuition fees are Is, SO 81, TO IS, q mont
Bach student viii Be charged 81 for Incidental expense.
during the session.
For further particulars, apply to the Principal.
mnnE -
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We0mfPH

the fs1twiHr articles On stofae On the wharf.
i hoat ST. LOUIS. which. II not called for a. tbs expi-
ration Of thirty Jays, viIbe sod 20 pay charges:
MARKS AND ARTICLES.
Mss Mary Swizer, s boxes sundrie.
Jsseph Brngan, Memphis 4boIes oil cl0ih.
Kiss 2 B1nn Memphis, ] hex
No msrk. I NaFOn.
Tutfie \ Harrison. Memphis. I fcx-
Il & L. Hartness Mss, Il boxes candy.
Wm. Louder. Memphis. 3 bezeE.
Il. Boswell. Memphis. y boxes. I trunk.
Eo marx I bedste4d, ! bundle bedding, / boz %.
: G Scatfs. ] t0E-
". $. Lsrd. Memphis. 7 keg.
No marx. 1 box tobacco
FiIdfag Davis, Duabzrtou La dinr, Nj sissippi river,
cotton p,anter-
D.. Iasz'cy. Gregory's LsneinE, Mississippi river,
49, - -
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| Select Female Cenfge at COIlIerTille,


EIFTH SESSION viii begin % ire Ist MONDAY IL
Il September, and continue q weeks. Board and Tui-
Ton, yer Session, SEQ Eusir, SO. For psrticularE
send for Circulars 70 the G0VeTness
1ualb-wau MRS. p
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sNsEGRO eNaFRT.

7 HAVE t 80 o. A. Wsiace's odd stand, South side
Cou-t sqzsre. r nne NEGRO MART, for tie sale and
accommodation o. Nezr.es. Nv Mar Is the most cen
trai IN the city. and one o. the most oampsts ard sysie-
r1auc csanfiurss nrafaefE. ocmforf, ard Revelations
r-scf hafug strictly ahs.ve1 Ny sin B. q furnish A No.
I servants and d-ld hands. Persons wishing % buy or
". BRADFORD.
a. wAlLAcE, Ageat ard Auctonosr
49, U7m
-hmoud Enqui-rr. Ralsfct Rsrisfsr, chafieston
TanIser 81. rri-Hrnrtlican oory - The AMOUNT Of SO
ranr rMr fnfH4a a-1Ha.
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For SaIeg

! OFFER for sale Eve hundred and tSerE
acres Of Land, fourteen miles Northeast Of Son
FAervile On the jackson read, known Is the termtI
- residence o. Stephen Jarmon- Tbs place Is Eel
improved, has a g0od famed dwelling house sna eAs
end houees. efu-house. with sa and thresher. tce-house
lie. There 4 on he premises an extensive erc1arai VII
IL kinds OF fruiis grgwa IN the country there aIelse
hundred and atty acres Of land in cultivation, snat
raaafninE portion wei timbered. Apply o ne nnos
s-1es - ~ paoe- r p JARMO6,
Rlxck 0af Grove. Tenn
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3fal 6statt.


NOW oFFER 600 acres q LAND Tor sale,
500 With 500 Is TIC hHest qSality q valley the
~&rmainder excellent secont valley There are 30
- ecres IN TIE highest state q cultivation, with
everr inproVeucn1, such IS Dwelit e, Gl1-h0use, &C.
&c. nne Orchards watered By several spFluEs. The
rlsce a BEAUTIFULLY located on tbs Mississippi Centrai
RaErast. one mile north Of Abbeviis Depot, Lafayette
county, Mss. Cal soor CT you wln miss q bargain.
WILLIAM BROWN,
- -rfa arha~fIe Efer
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IaIuahIe PIantatiOn fOr sac.

OFFER for sale my PiEntaiton. onttininl
eA 10 acres, 500 o. which are il . high state q
eErA utivarf ~ and 100 acres deadsned- Gooa Dstu
- g Houses, c tton Gin and Press an Negrt
Cakins. ali new. About 500 acres OF bottom lanai % o.
whi5h Il FIRST qna iry- This trso hs Jour mls
az Fatesriae. IN Dcsoto county, and six miles west q
the Mississippi ami Tennesses RalroaA- htuAiloi
pleasant and healthy.
In nv absence, call On Col JAMES AALLnh
enc and : half miles south o. nv residence Who VII
show tie premises 10 any person wishing 70 pIloae
aad who VII make known ny terms Nc. NJ cfefs%
san be found At al times on the place, saa vii give a.
hformatson IN regard 70 the faTU-
anra-lnuan J. L hLMALNe
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Marshall Female Institute.

Marshall Female Institute.
THE TWENTIETH SESSION viii open on
EsA MONDAT the I'll Of September next, un-
ALA=de der the supervision % the subscriber as
49, sisted by a full bozrdof competent teachers.
49, 1he rdvent-Ees nov offered hers for a Tho
rough education ar q I surpassed BY those
OF any Institution in the cluntry.
The Institute Building is new, large and eommodious
TIE school furniture, Apparatus and Planes sre all new,
and Of the laie-t snd must approved style.
The 'srge HoZrdi1E Hause, which viii again be under
our eutire control, viii be thoroughly repaired and sup
pied with new ard eleEa furniture, and al our arrange
nents and regulations VIII De- with special reference e
the health, omf0u and department. Of the pupils.
DETERMINED 10 sustainfh e formeThEh cheractero Of this
Institution, We again oouaisntiy appeal % the public fOI
q liberal share OF pztFc.age.
Terms,
PR Session. OF TWENTY WEEKS
frepdratoT o.
lole8lAte 70 90
MasIc On Piano OF Guitar (extua)-.--.-......... . %
Use 4 instrument for daily prscticPtas-.~....-- 3 %
FreHch 10 90
bl4rus mcluellE % O
Payment invaIiaoly, onehan in advance, the balance
At fhe close Of the session.
ArrzuEeDents viii be made for the conveyance q pa
irons and pupils from R0ssvlle Depot 70 the Institute,
EithoEt delay JOSEPH 3 DOUGLASS,
lyfi-dGW2m Rossvile P. O.. Tenn.
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Near FSa.nl

GEO, g HAkblN & CO., having p~urchaae9 Of Messrs.
Pryton s Harbin their entire std of Druss- Gc- Wm
eouunue The DfuE h1siness in an irs Various brnnchts.
ani trust hF swift attention 20 businas and fair dealing
20 merit the very itberal patronage eEendel u the Old
house. We shall Be On constant rcaht o. goods. Our
'tcek Is larrs and well Escorted and Ve are determirei
% s-l Tor cash or % prucnal desars a. fhe law-sf
f-ures. Ever article sold b. us is W. rantod As rcpre-
1ented.
Physicis-s' nresenptioas aocuraie, compounded Al al
hours. dsV n~ night. arr-Lfuao9w
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FOR SAIL

THR BOARDING. HOUSE, and six sores O
ssa rround adjoining the IaGuange femAe Oolese
ufi Imasovemeuts ali new and suhicieni 70 soeSm-
III modats eiehfy board-rs. The lot Is wen Sc
- -r,T.serr and enc Of the handsomest places IL
West Tennessee. A.
rsspecteuiiy requested. Apply to WHITE 4 sALDhAA
kdmIuistrsiors Of .. B johnson. deceased, ~ Men
pbis, or W. A. TURNER, Esqy La6ranse
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A Chance for a Man OF Business.
UTIsHING 20 engsge 10 8 diderent business, ~ pro
w pose 10 sell our STOCK 81 Llquors and Groceries On
avor1ofc tens. and EiVe a leased ne store house. Ths
80 / has heen purchased within t1c last SIX ncrihs, and
carefully a.lee "a egrest portion Of vAiah hs advances
u forein markets tlncs tie dsts o. pprsA1ss.
tafB !. BOTD b co
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Lands and Town Lots
II SHELBY AND fArErE COUNTIES, TENN

PURSUANT to q decree sf the ChsnceTy Court al Mem
i phis, rendered May term, 1851, in the case Of John
d.. Waddcn admir- Of job b. Ball, deceased, %. BenjA-
min r. Bali ard Martha Ball I viii, on
THURSDAY, OcrosER 1sT, 1857,
IN front O. ny omeA in the city o. Memphis, proceed to
sell TO q highest bidder. FOR CASH, all Of BENJAMIN
F.. Bau's share and interest (being the one undivided
ssv nth part thereof in the following real estate in the
town Of Somerviue. Fayette county, Tenn, and known
and desirnsred Oh the plan Of said town a. Lots Sos. S,
6. :, S, 9. 10. II, and the south third Of l4, in Block A
81 Of said Lots. except the OHoes Nos l 2, 5 4 s, 6 and
7. and the ground they cover, being covered BY the dover
Of Elizz BAH. Lots Nos. Is, /, 6 and Z, in Block B, and
Lots Nos l., and S in Block Q Also, the one-eighth
part Of So 90 in the hInds Of J. c. Waddell, admins
traitor q J. Fl Ban, deceased
Also, al the same time and place, and upon like terms,
AT CT The sEid Benjsmin r. BaPs Ehsre ard Interest
beinE one u~udiTiisd seventh part thereon in twenty-ons
Lots in Port Pickering, Shelby county, Tenn, being the
same Of which JOkn II. Bal died seized.
Also, At the same time and place, I viii eel 10 tbs
highest bidder,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Island No 20, in the Mississippi river, about ten miles
from Memphis containing about
Eight Hundred Gnd Mao aEd q Half .Hcres,
being Z e sane Tract Of land Ehsreon the said Benjamin
P Ban formerly had ard kept q wood-ysrd.
TIE aforementioned tract Of land viii Re sold on q
credit II eEht months, purchaser 10 execute bond with
approved security, with a lien retained on the land until
payment Of purchase money. Redemption bsrrpd.
JOHN c. LANIBR,
arras-dautfz UarE and Master.
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For Sale.

x 0n0 CHE 81 land on and near the BAyo'
OsOOO Bart oiomeV, and on both sizes Of TIE iVi
ding line between the COUNTIES q Cnicot ana DreN'
These lands le in Compact bodies suitable for large q
m~edium-szed plE-tAfiabs. They were entered IN ca
and are believed ts Be dne cation lands. On one uac
thers Is q ~des6ening Of one hundred acres, maze t@s'
vesr. R. N. GAINES
augls-uet Mason Like, chiooI county. Ark
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Valuable Tract of Land,
situate, lying and beiug in
nin.on Counfv Penn.

near The town OF Randolph. being the same tract Of land
oonveyed 70 George ". Cheek By SSmiP. Walker, BY
deed q cate guiy Tth. 1852, and which was granted By
The State Of tennessee 10 James Walker b. grant No
81 SIS. hing in tie original llth district in said county
Of Upton. section Z and range s, on the waters Of IHdian
I Creek and Big Hatchie riv'r + and bounded As follows
BEGINNING az th- north boundary line Of q LOO acre
tract granted 70 Wm- Pc /, % chains west Of J. Hemp
huis corner on sad lire, a. . poplar or hickory marked
3 D running south, a. 25 poles crossing q oranehi IN
/ an Io3 uhsfns 10 q hickory; thence west, at 2ss poles
crossing a branch, in all So poles and 20 links to q black
oak ana ifonWooc thenc- north, al - poles crossing 3
creek. at is p0lrs q branch, at s2s poles . branch, Both
beaInR east. in an 100 chains 10 an iro1EOod thence
east with PolE's line 10 the oeginning-o0ntsining, more
] OF Lose.
Eve HUNDRED AND FIFTT-TWO ACRES
Terms or SALE.-The sb0Fe-msntiOned tact Of land
viii be sold on a credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen
months, in equal i~nstallments. purchaser TO execute
notes With approved security, with 3 lien retained on the
premises redemption barred.
sale al II O'clock A. n JOHN @. LAHIER
nues0 daurds Clerk aud Master.
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IN VFRSITY OF NASHVILLE.

u " hSlEk VI AAhHbELLEs
THIS MEDICAL DEPARTMENT opens November ?
L the Free Preliminary Cour,e, October S, 1851. AP-
Ply 70 PAUL P. EYE, Dean.
The COLLEGIATE D~EPARTHENT, WESTERN MILL
TARN INSTITUTE. colr.F1cEs leEt session SEPTEA-
Ban II comprises q c5maie,e Classical course, an
Eecirc c3uuse 10 Engineering. ia Scieatihc snd Agri-
cl-tural branches and a preparatory school Tuition,
1.sudinE washing aud fue 500 pr term O 20 weeks.
Modem LsnEuages, etc, eacl SO per term.
LAST session ;he Medical College numbered 4I9. Tho
Military College. in its second year, 2II Mstrlculants.
$50. 900 have been appropriated for additional buid-
ings. Apps q
B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
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The British Periodicals
AND THE
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Great redscfiOE IN PrIce Of the latter Publication.
4 EOHARD SCOTT & Co, New York, oonttnHs 70 re-
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/. The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conserva'
tive.l
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g. BLAoKwOoD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
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These Periodicals shly ? present the three great p0iiti-
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A more correct and satfsfrctory record OF the current lite.
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a Whita RiEer Farm f0r SAC.

49, We wish 10 sell 1870 acres OF choice -,
T Land. with $50 acres IN cultivation
u There an two good DEslirEs- ~ GnSSN
lI Houses, dfe q Negroes CShiuS and other -
oGs-1sasts; plenty o. rreettone wzter. his tract Is 70
niles from the mouth, and ose and 3 half from indian
RGg, Ehich is n~zvtEable al al times 70 the river.
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