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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04

A GOOD ONE.-Dr. Magoon, recently in a
lecture on "Mind your Business" tells the
following good one:
A young man went from New York city to
the West, where he commenced business ON
his own account, and married. His friends in
the city were interested in his welfare and
when merchant was about to journey to the
place where the young man had located, he
was requested to visit the emigrsnt, and as
certain how he lived, what sort of wife he
bad chosen, his prospects, &c. Accordingly,
the New Yorker ascertaned the residence of
bis young friend, and called upon him quite
early in the morning. He found him in
small, neat cottage, just taking his breakfast
The introduction of the New Yorker to bis
wife was quite off-hand and unceremonious
and he was requested to be seated and partake
OF the morning meal. The young wife had
prepared the steak, biscuit and coffee with her
own hands, and for table had used her knead-
ing board, over which napkin was spread,
and the board was placed on her lap. The
New Yorker declined seat at table and took
his leave. On making his report to lis New
York friends, as to how he found his young
friend living, he described the sty le as "mag-
nihcentl and for the explanation of the su-
perlative he said, that were he the owner of
the young mans furniture, he would rot take
ten thousand dollars for the legs Of his table
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
II. r.

A SLANDER CoRREcrED.-The Hon. George Eus-
tbs, Jr, OF Louisiana, an old Democrat joined the
American party two or three years ago. Some Dem
ocratic letter have lately been eliminating
him. One of them says, che has made full confess
sion of his sins and has again been received into
the bosom Of his former political mother" There is
not one word OF truth in the assertion. We have q
direct assurance from one Of Mr.. Eusi+s most init
mate personal and political friends, that he woul1
not for any consideration desert the party or the
principles for which he manfuIly fought. For so
young memoer Of Congress, he has already achiev-
ed a great national reputation. His constituents
will send him back to Washington almost by accla-
mation.-LOu Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
CHANcERY SALES.
ChancerV Sale.

IN compliance with a decree OF the Chancery Coart
Nashville, the Nov mber Tern. IS g. in the case
Albert Dreyovs ct ais by DGTto, shall the
day Of April next expose for public SALE kighss
bidder, al the Courtyard Gate, in said city the iOoW
described lot parcel Of land living North side
Lick Prsneh being Of Lot No 81 in ach Whitssde
Addition TO Nashville and bounded follow. enc
ing % A. L. Samuel picket fence and running laid
lick branch and thence running with the said
branch down the point half between Cherry
and College street,, thence line halfway between said
streets land in parallel line with them bohl DO nj
at right angles with the beginning thence In = straight line
to the beginning. There Il said
property, particular description Of which be
given the day OF sale.
TERAs- One and years, with notes well secured and
a lien retained feb25-d O. D. BRIFN c. M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State Charlotte Tanpike Co. and A. L. Demoss
DY virtue of an alias writ OF rentioni erDeHas to me d.
ID reced and delivered from the Honorable Crmne
Of Davidson county Tennessee at its December Term 1885,
will expose to public safe, to the highest bidder for cash.
at the COurthOue yard gate, in the city OF Nashvl
Saturday the Cd day Of May 1851, all the right title claim
interest and estate which the Charlotte Turnpike Company
then had have since acquired in and the following
described Real Estate TO wit All Of the Turnpike Road
ming from the town OF Nashville TO the top OF the Ridge
mile beyond N Robersons in direction the Western
District, via Charlotte, lying being and situated in the
county Of Davidson arc State Of Tennessee Also the Toll
gate the Tohouses and the Land upon which said gates
and houses tua ed being about each gate
and house, with all The appurtenances thereuno belonging
such Road &C. being commonly known the haTlotte
Turnpike Road being eYed the property Of the Char
Otte Turnpike Company satisfy verdict rendered in
favor Of the state Of Tennessee against the Charlotte Turn
pike &ompany and A. L. Demos.
E. D. BAXTER,
na,r barfH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
CHANCERY NAIE.

TOR aud account Of James p Maury, Comm ssion-
I er in the OF n. Z. Perkins and Martha his wife
William :. Reid and Sally O. his wife Abrau P. Marry,
septima Marry and Ferdinand O. Maury heirs Law OF
Mary F. T. Maury, ersed virtue Of decree Of the
Chsncery Court at Nashville, Ia said I will sell at
public sale, the premises, WED NtSDAY, the 29th
dav OF april about 30 Lots IN Nashville in front Of the
Water Works, particular desc p.ion Of which viii
appear in hand-hi 10 be ISSUED before day Of sale
TEEMs "A credit Of ore anil three wears for notes
Satisfactorily d bea ing inerest and len REFINED
A. V. 5. L'NDSLEY 8 College street
GLkscoCK Arr'toneer 1arrh24
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04

LtOR and Of the Clerk and Master In he case
Il OF Marcus roney By &C, Varte tie ChancerV
Court az Nashville, by virtue OF deere in said cause
viii, on THURSDAY, the Tth Of May NEXT, the pre- mi
SEES sell az public sale ten Of LAND situated IN
er Edgeaeld Davidson county Tennessee, the Whites
Creek Turnpike Il will be laid on into lots, plan Of
which vii be published before the day Ofsale.
TERHs-- TSenty per cent Cash; balance in one.
and three years 'or notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest and lien retained.
A. v S. LINDSEY.
" *. 0LAsCOCk, Anctioneer. aprl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
From the Huntsville American Independent


Dear WILLIE, the mOonbeams ripping son and
sweet,
In long gIit,erng Of silver and lie quverng my
Whist through my "sanctun" easement the night wind.
gently creep,
My goes forth IN dreamand although I'm not asleep
For oh TN dreaming, WILLIE, in boiler, happier
sphere,
How sweet twin be to meet with those we've loved 50
fondly here,
Ard form bright hOne-creIe" sarth's sorrow cannO.
And perhaps it may be, wHL. In favOrAts evening
star.
For there It's said the flowers fade not 10 sumner time
And the nectar fountains sing low and pleas
ant rhyme,
Where the beautiful live ever and death lies dreaming
too,
And from the rs-tined heavens the stars weep golden
dew.
There, too, dwes that radiant spirit who breafhes her
Into pure and loving heart that, mid the earth-bOn
throng,
Signs forth low, sweet music Ike the sra-shsHI gentle
un'u kindred bosom thrills responsive to her own.
whose young aspiring genius With an aim so pure and
Is even soaring IKE the esgIs the ssnlth heights Of
fame,
To write "a glorious charastes great and asahss name
YOa have not lived, dear Wills and trust yOu never
may,
TO soc your arrest hopes Ike nina one By oss decay,
I'm NE bah lost il brightness beauty and rs bloom,
And my very heart wihering with ny ioved
In the tomb
It's glorious night. Dear wHLIE night that should IN
splTe
TN in the nldasAi hsaysas he thrilling notes rvso1nd.
Aad STAR vingsd angeh pause 30 hear NE so neeious
sound
And wahE when IN amer years that nOurnfai hOur shah
cone
Ana ms fsndz We isve with many tears be soy sasA
sthe Cd hone
Twin saoshs car ssf dear sIIs % knOv ia bright
sphere.
Ruspsar cusraos, sashylHs. sarsA, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04

PooR FELIows.--The mission 10 Berlin Is said IN
have been offered By Mr Buchanan TO Mr. James
B Clsy, OF kentucky. and declined By him; Il is
said to have been subsequently offered TO M Pratt
OF MARY land but not accepted. II Is also report d
10 Democratic circles that these tenders Of thi,
mission to such nondescFipt politicians, knosn az
. 0ld-line w hlg-BachAuan men, we're made wilh
the Distinct previous understanding that they were
to be declined When Mr. BschAnan assumed the
Presidential chair, the policy OF dispensing the Of.
bees exclusively among the Democrats bad already
been determined Upoa. but this new " bargain aud
eorruption sshems has doubtless been connected
by the willy brain. tsFtl 10 such expedients for the
parpose OF propitiating the qusnaam Wigs Who
had forgotten their whiggsry ia the foul embraces
Of the vanson Democracy Wbom they once delight.
ed IN hating.
II il ls ,rae that thls BerIiu mission 4 thus hauk
ed about from oac Old Inc. wig Democrat 10 an.
other With tAe exprsss an3eralaudinR thai il i 90
he deiined merely rese % hliad The poor IA.
loss sho hare abandoned thar principles aud gore
over 70 the enemy 20 Be on the Winning side. "a /.
indeed sad and humilIating spectacle f,r he ma
slon. and more dlssFaeeiul 20 Ihs Admini.tr alton
thai rssorls 60 sach petty meanoess b retain savor
vita one q is faciions, thaa 10 tss 6sn she lena
themssisss ~ such an srAngemsnt % prep 80 she
Reconsideration --Lsa fsaraaf
IN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
CHANCERY SALE

E'OR and account 81 the Clerk and Master In the
u case Of Henry Crutchr administrator, &C, VS. T. H.
Crutcher Ct ais, in the Chano Court Nashville BY
virtue Of de in said cause will, on THURSDAY
the Ith Of May next The premises, at public sale
fortyfvP Of LAND, in Davidson county, nesssr
on the White Greek Turnpike and CumHeran River
ad dining the lands Of Dr. Shelby. This tract be sub
divided in smaller Of from two Ave qcre more
paTcu description OF which will sppesr in hsnd-bns
before the day Of sale.
TEsHs A credit Of one and three years. for notes
satisfactorily red hearing interest and lien retained
ale at II o'clock, A 81.
A. v. s. LINnsLFY.
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FOR SALE.

TNHE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, DEoD. a
This tract IL beautifully situated on the ~ Q.
Railroad Is miles from Nashville and is known 10 be the
very best land In Rutherford county. $50 under
good cedar fence and mostly in eultivaton the balance
well timbered. Hurricane Greek through the entire
tract aordng abundance Of water The dryest
There also humber Of perpetual springs, which make
10 very desra able Stock Farm. The soil Is rich enough
speak for e and is well adapted the grosth Of cotton
tobacco, grain grass
The improvements consist OF frame Dwelling with
rooms, al ogt-housss complete, GIN barn. stable etc
Tie ubscrber will be 10 Nashville few weeks, and viii
take pleasure In showing The premises any nay de-
sire 10 parchase Terms easy possession given mmri
ately. Ebl0-u O L. NELSON
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom Moore's Life Complete
w. 7. Berry & Company
VE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
TIL o M A S nj OR f..
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. royal vo cloth
Opinions Of the Prtss.
EDITED RY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
o zofs rovaT9vo cloth.


Who has heard Of Tom Moore, the Irish Poetf To
all who hi popular Melodies. this new work
viii prove exceedingly interesting. especially he autobiog-
raDhy OF the Poet from his earliest recoIections to
hood. We heartily recomm end nv y, co1rrfer
Thomas Moore is the last Of hs great poets that Our-
shed in the beginning Of the century biography, 20
sby written be eagerly Eht sner- The publ
are eaty indebted the Mssss Appleton for the cheap
and eieEant in which hey have issueditB y.
| Com. Adr.
This work has been much looked for with interes.
the admirers Of the sweetest Of modern tines. Th
new work has disappointed The sparkling yvaeity
OF moore's letters win hen models OF style
to thos who aim at euineree 10 sPistOIAy correspond
ence "-ABoHy Register.
Every who has taste elegant literature
will at once procure copy Of the wOrk"CzGrlsstOa
Courier.
ut seems to Us that Lord John Russell has prepared
creditshIeEOr indeed Fe evidently entered upon
eonamore, and has think pprsned with
adehty, enthusiasm and aecurscys-Bsitish CozoniSt.
The work has greststtrac'lonone on TIE subiec,
the other The editor Bat cannot look into It without
seeming that il answered the highest expectation that
could be eVu'aiey formed oft. The will Ofcourse
be gem the literature Of the day."-AI5aRy Argus
THAT is edited with ability the name Of Engands
grea. statesman is a guaraty."-E Y. CRurchnan.
"Moore's Life. bv Russell, presents striking picture
Sngi'h life, sueh within the observation ex
perience Of the Southern CAristidn Adrocats
I'VE the min1ti, facsti. ct cetera, OF OF
most versatile vOuDuous and meOdeOus bards Who
sang. His ntimacies with an the geniuses Of the day
whether they poets artists. statesmen, aud the
naivete with which he honestly rates away about every
hing In hi own literary life his social either, in which
latter bus he amused at his bon vvant prOpense
have in his style Of narrang them much Of charm
iorus than generally Hnd in the private life Of
genius where the cursin deeorousy aside
| as We find IL here."- Saturday Budget
w. T. y. & Co. have also on sale
| THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE's LIE AND
/ CORRESPONDENCE in vols 10 mo c,ots
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04

(NsDER. CIDER.-This day b. Sallie Wet Tecet "
~ ed 81 bLs ST. Louis Cider. Call il you wish any
good ider. d. W RUSSELL. Agent,
march81 Corner Broad and Front streets.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
FIGHT on THE TRANSIT

luTuiSucu Wy Lto correspondent
FIGHT on THE TRANSIT
SAN JUAN DEL Sur, March 5, 1901.
News has just been brought 10 OF ngn. Oh tne
Transit. Coi Caycee came down last night with
forty FIVE rangers and started back this morning;
he had reached the Jocote road, which turns on
from the Transit about half mile from the ha'i-
way house, and when about half mile up the road
was fred upon by large boiy of the enemy 10
ambush--not less than 400. He was compelled to
retreat, which he did in good order towards this
place. After reaching the top OF the mountain,
about q mile and half from the place OF attack,
DESTROYING frat bridge at the loot OF the noun
tain, he took bis stand and waited for the enemy;
but they did not follow him beyond the hallway
house, at which place they stopped, and hred sew
ersl yoleys into the house. Whether they killed
any one or not cannot say. Col Caycee finally
fell back to this place, where he stiA remains His
loss was two killed. two wounded ard seven mis-
sing. OF the killed was Lieut.. Jno Franklin It's
impossible 10 tell how many of the enemy were
kilIad
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
House and Lot for Sale.

DY virtue Of decree pronounced BY the County Court
ID Of Bedfo county, At the March term 1851 in the
case Of p Calhoun and others parte, will sell 10 the
city Of Ma hgile, FRIDAY, the LIST day Of May next
one House and Lot In the city OF Nashville Lot
3d. in the plat Of lots made for L. H. Laner aud regis
tered in the Reg ter once OF Davidson county 10
No. H. pages $50 and 55S Said lot situated on the cor.
ner Of Washington street.
TEass Said Lot viii be sold follows: The purchaser
vii be required to pay onehird in cash; the balance
equal payments OF twelve months purchaser Civ
ing bond and two approved securities.
81 Sale 70 be made corner Of the Markehoase.
mmsrchl6-d 10. II. THOMPSON, Commissioner.
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LinenSl Linens!l
COTTON CORD.

rN esnseqasacs 81 seck during ne usssr anhs
nna zec11euss uaehi1ery b. ere e eur pFin-
spas Cosaa HNssss here = ony one-tsnb cotenn Cord
snoueh maa sapplF ne orders uhch receive lor ne
arleis. dein the best can 10 supp0 ny eust9ers,
nnG pars e. the orsFs thev ecs, u tarn and pub
ia las - UaF q expanat,on these uko have fHored
elfh heir or1sra. - hAAhEIL 4
Woo4-ws and cartsss ptassr.
aasck3-ia caclnna1s o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
ST OCK.
B. II. G. u II T L Il.

Il. II. G. u II T T. II.
NOS. So AND SO CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY,
HAs received his stock of Boots, Shoes Hats, a..
H Trunks, Valises, Carpet-Bags, &C.. for the All
sring and Summer Trade, consisting in part EEkN
follows, viz: -
Ladies fine Kid and Nor Boo.ees thin and thick sole
. Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
Lasting Gaiters, side and front lace;
Lasting Patent CATERS, extra fine;
Kid Caters, Buskns and Ties
Velvet and Carpet Slippers.
Misses g Kid and Nor. Slippers, Welted and P. Sole;
= hid 81 ppers. of various styles:
Misse and Chdreu's Lasting Caters and Con- Bootees;
Chidrens fine Kid and Nor Bootees, Welted and P soe
Slippers and Ankle Ties;
Womens extra size Kid Bootees Blu kins Ard SIippers
Nor. pegged and sewei
Servants heavy Caif Kip Nor Bootees extra Sizes
Gentlemen's fine Calf psgged and sewed Boots;
Gents hne Congress, Calf, Pat, Buskin Kid and Lasting
Gents fine Congress, CAT, Pat and Kid Oxford Ties;
=" Lasting Brogans, Of various styles;
Boys Youths and Chidren's Ca Pat Leather and Kid
Congress Caters and Oxford Ties.
ALSO-Nens, Boys and Youths Calf Kip and Congress
Brogans ofevery description, extra sizes.
ALSO.-A large stock Of Trunks Vaes and Carpet Bags
Of the best quality
HATS, HATS, ATS.-I have received direct from the
manufactures, all the latest styles Spring and Summer
Hats consisting Of superior Cashmere and Fur Hai Of
every quality, together with s endless variety Of Hne Leg
hOrn Panama aud Straw for Boys Men and Children ali
OF which will be sold the reasonable cash.
or to punctual dealers B. R. CUTTER,
apr4 Nos So and 80 cor. Of College and F. galway.
I ALSO KEEP cons anty on hand full assortment
Of Leather Betting, from ~ to ~ inches in width and
the best article Brace leather, with Copper Bands aud
Rves Farmers and Machnests would and to their in.
terest to examine my stock before purchasing
B. X, CUTTER,
apr4 Nos So and 80 CO .. College and Broad way.
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NEW HOUSE!
MGOLRICK s. BURNS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERY,
AND RAKRRG

BIZ evening a. their ,shuenS IN Marhet strs..
"A No 80, next dear 70 Mr. PossrS G1othn9 store a
eener assor neat % coasesoasic,, uhich they hi eod
selling on very reasonable terms snd trust by their atten.
neral snare OF Ar1naEe. Auong Ire leading article
nos On hAad, and Shch hey be receiving are he o.
loving, via
SAnd,ea o. every VARIETY Pine Apple snd Ohio CAssse.
uiis, Of every kind; Brandies vines -, Srs,,s
r.es,ssl assorted cerds.is, 81 every Taristyi
FeAicdu stsrs and sardinesi Ale ond Porter
sAAa aus oaiuae1; FIne Cigars.
VIA EarieiF q Articles BOT hsrsu eRnu,~raisa
~ eolneeoa 9Th their CanfsciiSnery Thsy inv. ts
elssseRe ~ Paote . her ba4srs rsa SHEA daily
szpqs q ircsh brsad Cakes, aai Pastrr caa ee 90
Fsrss IN ee aade upto sraeF ani s4refY ssas % any
part q he city.
Saw ne ps a.neny located here ue, - eaarss usa 90
ne Pttfenited oesaF - the end. We inisad selling en
Eo tsrns, aad ~ deneAnsF eamusnd sarsslEes 10
ne 81 aoica e. Es1erous al We respectfully IN.
VIE leantrF beaeFs she are n eur ne 81 IL de- - ave
- cal hefsFe frnssha4nE rtsesksFes
ap.e eaa MrGoLRIcE q BuRS8-
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MRS. SUSAN G. WTTHERS

L'AyoRABLY known as Teacher 81 Music an Ksne,c,v
has located Ia Nashville and desires the patronage Of
the commany. She teaches Piano. GUITAR ana caiiiva-
ton q the voice.
fERNs-S29 per quarter for instrumental and $40 for
vocal Instruction included.
Can be 0a al No - Summer street
RETEEEscEs.-Rsv. J. w. Hoyte ~ D.: Dr. l. u
Huston; Rev. J. Huntington; Mr.. J. y. Pearl; Dr. H.
". honi Rev. A. Hartpenee. apr3-fws
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ATTACK ON RIVAS.

March Col. Caycee informs me that he re-
ceived letter from Gen. Walker this morning, in
forming him that the enemy attacked Rivas on the
night of the 9th, and that after three unsuccessful
assaults the latter made by their whole force, they
were repulSed with very great loss, They were al
lowed to advance very close to the barbados be-
fore a shot fired, and in the last charge they
we're able to FIRE at least ten guns among them be-
fore they able to retire, that their loss must
have been very great. Gen. Walker met with no
loss Also, that Gen. Sanders had returned to Ri
vas with bis detachment with very small loss.
The Sierra Nevada arrived this morning with IS
recruits for Gen. Walker, aud she leaves in a few
moments, must close. Yours,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
HI. S. FRENCH g. SON
AUCTION SALE OF GROOERLES
NORRIS a. STRATTON.

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS a. STRATTON.
nv TAUDsDAYI MORNING, APRIL 9rH, 1851. st
" 10 O'Clock, will offer Action. in front Of
Store Market street, rye and well-seected stock Of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors &C., w:
100 hhds fair choice Sugar 500 bags fair to choice Rio
100 Dbl Moasses; Golfer;
loo = do do. 2iO pack ages Mackerel;
60 bxs extra God Fish, so boxes II srrings;
20 cases Sa' dimes; 60 boxes ncy Candy:
81 coils Rope ass'd sizes; 80 dozen painted Buckets
20 nests Half Bushels; II books Va. Tobacco, vari-
5n,0U0 Cigars, various brands; Gus brands:
1ON boxes Star Candles; so u boxes Star Candles;
80 quarter do; so boxes Tal9w Candles
500 kegs Nails best brands; ion bbls Magnolia Whisky;
100 bb5 Whisky, vars 100 do hne Whisky. various
% 90 American Brandy; brands;
so \ pipes do; 10 b6ls Gin;
leo boxes Bar Soap; $50 boxes Glassware assd;
100 bbls Cider Vinegar, 10 tierces Rice
With varionS other articles in the Grocery lire.
April MORRIS 4 STRATTON.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Rees W. Porter VS.. Central Bank ct ais.
the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chancery
n Court at Nashville the 25th day Of February 1851
on motion OF complainant by counsel in the above cause
and appearing the satisfaction Of the Master
that the said defendant Central Bank or the officers Of
said Rank residents Of the State Of Tennessee and
therefore the ordinary process this Court served
upon them, IS therefore, ordered by the Clerk Master
that publication be made for four weeks in the
Nashville Patriot newspaper published in the city Of Nash
ye requiring said defendants TO appear next term
Of the Chancery Court be holden for the Of David
at the Courthouse thereof in the city Of Nashville on
the first Monpay in May next and said bill or the
same will be taken for confessed TO them and
hearing parte. @. d. BRIEN
apr4--W4tprsfeet3 Clerk and Master.
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, rs years Of age
N having lost his father two brothers. daughter son
law, nephews and neices by that dreadful disease Con-
suupt on, and suffering with Cough himself determined
to visit the East Indies, Egypt ard Japan where he dis
covered preventive and certain for Colds Coughs
bronchitis, Consumption Nervous Debility, and Asthma.
his cough cured Immediately he returned cured his
relatives, who Inherited the disease, and in connection
with his Son have employed in their practice curing
thousands Of cases considered hopeless by others For the
purpose Of rescuinR many Of his suffering fellow beings
as possible, he is sending the Recipe all who for
10 cents of 20 pay the postage and the balance print
ing. Address DR.. HEATH 1Ol Spring street opposite ST.
Nicholas Hotel, New York. apr4-6mKv
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AAND WARRANVS.

I WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at my enee
No. - Cherry street. In my absence apply 20 A. B
shankand lfebiSlyl J. g. RELLOws.