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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

Negro DelineaIious, Splendid Dssolvirg Views
MORAL DRAMA =.
And Laughsble Farces and Bur eras
The proprietor has the pleasure announce that he has
engaged
MR.. ROBERT CARTFR,
The celebrated Clown and DrOle who will annsar NIGHTLY
with his Highly Trained Dog, TROBADOURl The best
and most s2gacious peTf1rmiOg animal in America.
In addition to the above most pleasing and instructive
DAY snow!
Is attached to the Varieties composed wonderful
AICROSC OPE IN AMERICA
Magnng the minutes animal and vegetable productions
earth, sky and water, TO an incredible drgrce
4 POWERFUL TELESCOPE
Through which the wonders the Heavens and distant
ieets OF the earth be viewed 10 wonderful proximity
large patent LUNG-TES1ER accurately proving The
strength of The Lungs
stereoscoPic, PanOptc and Panoramic Views Of home
and foreign Landscapes and Domestic Scenes.
haefdeieopes, MULTIPLYING and Magnying Glasses and
costly and complete
ELECTRIC MACHINE!
Practically illustrating the science of Magnetism and sew
eTai oher Curosit es making pleasing Exhi5
ton, 81 once instructive, moral ami amusing.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
For the night Show, 50 cents; Children and Servants o
cents. For the Day Exhibition, 25 cents.
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FOR SALE.
80 81 r..L-uto -.

valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
"A ed Washington JEFFERSON and Pearl on which
there is good ha!l dings bargain will be given. For
terms epply 70 LAlNERs PHILLIPS q CO.
sept. 4 An. Market Street,
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MONEY \


THE crber In the Nashville, Ssiur-
L day, the 5h INST, about $40 in Bank bills Among
them ty dollar Kentucky bll I've dollar Kentucky
BILL and Of balance twenty dollar Keutueky bills
Tie Under will be literally rewarded By leaving il at the
Uuiln and American Ohjce. D 5. DONELSON.
Sepir 5-dlH
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MILO ARE SLAVE TRADERS.-SOCIETY IN
BRAZIL.


1t is stated by the Richmond Enquirer, that
during the mission OF GOV. Wise to Brazil, almost
every vessel bearing the flag Of the United States
and captured or condemned for participation in the
siavetrade. was found to be the property of some
Northern ship owner. In one instance, such a yes
sci was captured, which proved to be the property
ola Quaker in New Jersey, who ahstained, on prta-
,a,, from the consumption of sugar by slave labor
or The state of society in Brazil the article re
marks:
The laws and customs of Brazil are extremely
F,vnrab e 20 emancipation. Any agreemen Mt made
r. Inc master ola slave either with the slave him
self or with A third party, for the purchased eman-
lf,ation of the slave. Is made irrevocably binding
The emancipaIed negro Immediately assumes all the
i-bts and franchises Of citizen of Brazil; nor
49, he find any serious obstacle 10 social advance
,,r+ The prc liuiice 0fcolor is almost unknown IN
1{,l laurhed ateyen IN the more refined circles OF
tbeC Courts as dsplayingan unnatural tasudlousness
The priest al the altar, the general ohcer III Inc
ornv The merchant on Change, the lawyer az The
S.r or even the officer Of the imperial household.
may be- and frequently is an unaaul' Grated negro
oni in all grades Of society the intermarrlage Of
While. and negroes is thing of constant practice
This is the result of pracicle AbOlitiOnism
win what complacenoy can Americans contemplate
a similar state of things in this country
= pz- The first bale Of new cotton was received in
-leupbis on Tuesday, the Sth instant II was grSWn
Spssots Ms,
ssd tsagse s e x sroTn n9aE M6Ls has Ss
90d ahhs bssn rovels q, eSsst worm Hpprsised
~ s-Fa
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Boots aud Shoes

We will sell 800 cases OF Boots and shoes;
20 cases ut n, gro BrOglns-large Sizes
50 - of Mud BIUts-eXtra sizes;
25 OF Unbound and l. and Brogans;
25 g Ladies Goat boo s;
2u g Calf and Kip Boots;
Is Misses Goat Bouts;
Is Ladies KID
20 /" Boys and Youths Boots
~ Mems Fine Kip g
20 &C 9 Calf "
10 Calf xfOrd Tie Shoes;
10 Strap
20 Boys and Youths Shoes.
% Is inch legs Extra Kip Boots;
Ia . Mud
p super Ladies fine Kiu and Goat Boots;
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HAVE received and fer for sale first Tste assortment
L OF FALL aud WINTER GOODS.
PTefer1ug reduce my stock before removing 20 q .
DOuylas' building, will submit !, 'He prices u
4 expensive business location would Juss!. ,
Responsible ers Goods az Nhplcs1la' VINO Woud
serve their interest by nsuting compa son snal
several per If lacy will examine this very extensive
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STAPLE and Fancy Drv Goods.


4O . Of Besched Domestic Of every with and Quay
10 Bales Of Brown and Beached Cotton Jeans;
10 cases of Plaid Linseys OF all kinds;
10 = OF Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, Cssinetts and BeTk
shire Cas-imeres;
Of All Wosl side Stripe Cassimeres, superfnej
PLAIN and Printed Cssiorts:
CantOl Flanue els, brown and bleached;
10 . Of American aud EngIish De LaiRes
OF English aud American NJ erinus;
g Of French all wool MernOs;
OfTwined. PeTsians 2 cases OF De Bages;
OF Black and COlored AlPaeas;
orc bugs;
CottoOns of ali wool French he LANES;
go Bales " hie and Red Fiannels Of every quality;
cases a-WODt COunterpanes;
SilE work Apaceas;
loo Ladies Rores Oe kind nd styeWe think the bes
assorted - OK 10 the ely perfect beauties, sure;
lOpieces Black silks, all qualities;
100 SILK Dress Patterns. IN Tact. have large st0ck
OF Ladies Goods any other house this all Of
which selected for this trade also, viii offer
500 pieces White JACOB all qualities; Gross barred
Musins, SWisses coDett r. gHg ami IRsstngs, Linen
Cambria EandkeTchiefs, Collars, Uder'leeves, RuBgs
and Dress Trimmings, Sewing Silk. &c Also,
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Wanted
EW5 sgseTsa D''soI' q ApFs olea' .ai9a eS,KAns,
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A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
For sale
SITUATED in Edgeheld, on toe Gallatn Turnpike For
~ further particulars apply TO
sept II A. V. s. LINDSIEY
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FOX SALE.
THAT valuable Dwelling at the OF Cedar and Sum
mer streets The lot fronts IS feet The Dwelling i
large ana commodi u.s. and there is fine Office the IT,
is one of the moss detTsb.e locations in he city,
apply 10 A V, s. IINDSI.EV
II
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST HECEIN ED.
4 tPLk oNS Railway and Stem Navigation Guide for
PorteI's Spirit OF the III s-weekly
The New York Ledger Weekly.
frank Lesie's illustrated NeSs-WeekIy
Harper's Story Enthusiastically,
The SehOOlfellow.-Monhly.
by JOHN yOVK q, m
seP1' ~ No. 5 Uninn Street.
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ooo HsLS.s HydrsuIio Cement, genuine s'e'
ZSU Sore, and for sails 81 A,.cpEA A TERSK I
july
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24

AN OLp CITIZEN GONE.-Dr. William Nor
rs. says the Dover Reporter" an old and
highly esteemed citizen of that town, died at
his residence on Wednesday. Since the death
of his wife, which occurred about two wears
ago, he has not been in his right mind. He
was native of Worcester CO., Md.
CELEBRATIoN.-The Asbury Sunday School,
Wilmington, will give Christmas Celebration
at the Asbury Church on Christmas night.
ET A special meeting of the Great Council
OF |. .. K. NJ, will be held at the Wigwam, in
Wilmington, on the 2lst sleep of the present
Moon.
G-~ MIR. J. Springer had twelve Sheep killed
by dogs on Sunday night, the 18th. on the
farm of John Evans in Christiana Hd., they
were pasturing. Loss about $40.
0F The celebrated trottng stallion Mon.
treal," so well known to the turf died near the
Union House, l.. l., December 8. He was
owned by Rail- PHI Pease of Delaware City, for
merly Of Enfield, Conn.,, and was valued al
$4,000.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
ShCritl'S Snlr

BY virtue of a writ of Vendltloni Exponas,
to me directed, will be exposed to Public Ven
due, on THURSDAY, the 24th day of Dscem.
her, 1857, at l o'clock in The afternoon. at the
Hotel of Tllghman Foxwell, in Smyrna, Duck
Creek hundred, the following Real Estate, 10
witt
All The right, title, estate and interest Of
the said JacobP. McBoyer OF, in, and to house
and lot of Ground, containing about One Six.
teenth of an Acre, more or less, situated on the
northwest side OF Commerce street, in the town
OF Smyrna, Kent county and State of Delaware
adjoining lands OF Elizabeth Haug hey and Will
liam w. Manlove and wife.
Seized aud taken in execution as the proper
~ of JACOB p. McBOYER, and will be sold
Oy JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
Sherlft's office. Dec. 8, 1857.
V- Ten per cent. Of The purchase money
must be paid on the day of sale. dI7-2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Frederick.

| This thriving little village, says the Demo-
rrGt, is situated Immediately on the Murder
kiln Creek, about five miles from the Della
ware Bay. 1t is surrounded by rich and level
lands, and is remarkable for the quiet, thrift
and industry of the people. Little is known
of the history of the village previous to the
year 100 that is in the smallest degree satis-
factory or reliable. 1t is popularity believed
that prior to the settlement Of this State bv
the Swedes, the site now occupied by Freder-
lea was tavorite hunting grounk of the red
man deep excavations in the earth and other
relics of Indian life and customs being numer-
GUS IN the regions round about. From 100 to
l12O the village consisted of few smal wood.
EN- tencments, prOmiscuOusly situated and built
without the slightest view to convenience or
elegance OF architecture, with here and there
respectable brick dwelling, the decmated re-
mains of which are to be seen. About the lat
ter date, David Leech-a man to whose memory
lhe people owe undyIng veneraton, but whose
unhonored bones now lie mouldering and un-
cared for on the barren summit of old " Brior
Bush HllF'-arosc meteor-like from the silent
obscurty of his forest home, and with an ener-
gy aud ambition which under happier circum.
stances wO I'D have built city, bought the
greater part OF the ground upon which the vii
Iage now stands, aud having changed its name
from "JOhnny Cake Landing" TO Frederica.
lald out new streets, Calling the principal one
David, after himselD remodeled It's shape and
commenced rearing houses. The great enter.
prise thus generously started, went swimming
ly on, till Frederick began to assume a name
and place among the important villages of the
State. In the year 176O, Leech gave up the
ghost, and like Il true beneiactor, went down
" unwePt. unhonored, and unsung' 10 an oh.
scurc tomb, with none to herald his virtues or
rescue his name from the depths of oblivion.
With this impetus Frederick has grown to
its present respectable size and importance
1t now contains population of near one thou
sand. and has local and commercial trade un.
e1ualled by that ofany other village of equal
size i'll the State.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Shcriff's Sale

BY virtue of a writ of Venationi Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to Public Ven.
due, on THURSDAY the 24th day Of Decem.
ber, 1857, at l O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
Hotel of Tllghman Foxwell in Smyrna, Duck
Creek hundred, the following Real Estate, to
wit:
All that piece or parcel of land situate, lying
and being OH the southeast side of Commerce
street, IN the town of Smyrna, Duck Creek
hundred, Kent county and State of Delaware,
adjoining lands of Jonathan Catin and others.
and said to contain ten thousand four hundred
and seventy five square feet, more or less. The
improvements are 4 new two-story frame DIV ell
lng-house and other buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of REUBEN T. STEWART, and will be
sold by JOHN GREEN. Sheriff:
Sheriff''s Office, Dec. 8, 1857.
03- Ten per cent. of the purchase money
must be paid on the day of sale dI7-2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
ShcrifI'S Sale.

BY virtue of u writ of Vendition Exponas,
to me directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Hotel of Tilghman Foxwel, in Duck
Creek Hundred, on THURSDAY, the 2ith da Y
of December, at o'clock in the afternoon, all
that certain lot of Ground situated on the north
side of Methodist street, between Main and
East streets, in the town of Smyrna, Duck
Creek hundred, Kent county, and State of Della
ware, bounded follows: Beginning at a
stake corner for lot belonging to the heirs of
Robert Patterson, deceased running thence
south forty-seven degrees aud a half, west one
hundred and twenty-One feet to a sake corner
for lot OF the heirs Of Robert Patterson, deceas-
Gu; aud running then north torty-one degrees
and half, west sixty feet to a stake; thence
north six degrees and halt, west seventy feet
ten inches and Il half TO a stake thence north
tor'y-seven degrees and halt, east eighty feet
live inches to stake ;. thence south forty-one
degrees and half, ca one hundred and twen-
ty feet to the place Of beginning, be the cen
tents more or less; whereon are erected a
three-stOry brick dwelling house, stables and
other out-buidings
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty OF THOMAS J. DOPSON, and will be sold
by JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
December 6th, lS57.
e. Ten per cent. of the purchase money
must be paid on the day of sale. decI7-2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Real Estate Advertisements.
An Excellent Farm
At Public Sale.

THE subscriber will sell at public sale, at
Foxwell's Hotel, Smyrna, Dal., on THURS
DAY, the 3lst of December, inst, at o'clock,
p. NJ, the FARM adjoining the one on which
he now resides, situated p miles from Smyrna,
on the state road leading TO Dover, and contain
ing about 200 ACRES 90 acres of which
being Woodland, and the residue arabic land in
fine state of cultivation. The Dwelling
House, Barn, Stable, Carriage, house, with all
other necessary Out -Buildings,-new and in
good repair. 0..F-A good school-house near at
hand, and convenient to churches, markets and
mills. Terms made known on day of sale.
Dec II, lSJ7. JOHN VAN GESEL.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Sheriff S Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Vcnditioni Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to Public Ven.
due, on THURSDAY, the 24th day Of Decem.
Der, at o'clock in the afternoon, at tie Hotel
OF fIlghman FoXWeiI, in Smyrna, Duo k Creek
hundred, the following Real Estate, to wit:
All that FARM or Tract of Land situate in
Duck Creek hundred, Kent county and State OF
Delaware, adjoining lands OF William Dick,
JOS. Williams, james w. Spruance and others,
and sad 10 contain one hundred and eighty-two
acres, more or less; The Improvements are
one-story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn, Sta
OIes and other Buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in tx, cutIon as the proucr
ty OF JAMES +. BOYER, and VIII be sold b.
JOHN GREEN, Sher ii.
Sheril''s office, Dec ), I957.
W Ten per cent, of the purchase money
must be paid on the day OF sale. dI7-2t'
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
O,w Correspondence.
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Mr.. Theorius.

Mfr. Editor IL decline-fulIy, absolutely,
decliDe-AT THE PREsENT-rOGsting the sapo-
rOus ("D Exquisite, and lovabIc C!!) FOlOI,--
THEoRIUs,--or noticing his soft, dO,ony emana-
tiOns, which appeared in your last sheet.
"A big Goose, sir,-reserved FOR CHRIsT-
MAS!
MOdeStly, yours,
Miss BRIDGET.
In" "the Alley" near Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
AudrpS
Oct 9I Ill
BRlCK-MAKIMG, Painting,

'1NIlE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il public that He Is prepared 10 iii at hIs Brick
harI near Smyrna Landing orders for any amount OF
Hard Red Slrelchers Samon and all other kinds of
BRlCkS, except the pressed " at the shortest notice.
lie will also make and burn Kllms in the country when
desired. 30 lie also continues to carry The
PAINIING business in all It's branches executing
work IN a superIOrsve. WILLIAM McAFEE
Smyrna, Del, April %, 81
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
500 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, on the morning
of The l2lh instant, a NEGRO BOY. feet TO Ii
inches high; black and stout. Supposed 10 have on
p2Ir Cashmere pants, slightly red and checkered
and a checkered irock coat twilled and b. und or
fued kersey coat, drab; a white shirt straw hat and
old shoes lie Is a fine smart looking negro, named
JAMES HOLIDAY, and bound boy / years old
For his apprehension and odg neut in Jail. return
to me- Qf not already taken will give Fifty Dollars
Address WM NJ. DAY,
Oct 81 ,'51-tf Greensboro' CornIinc 10 Nd
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
HARD TIMES!

HARD TIMES is all the cry, and the un-
dersigned is disposed to take advantage of the
times, as he he has just purchased very large
stock of GOODS exclusively for CASH, and
will dispose of the same for Cash, at a very
small advance. So, if you can raise a little
money. bring it along, and we will sell you
great pile of Goods for very small sum. We
are determined TO have for our motto.
Cheap for Cash"
NOW is the time TO buy your CLOTHS,
SATTlNETS, FLANNELS, BOOTS and
SHOES, &c, &C., as Winter is upon US.
0T We beg leave to call attention to our
large stock Of GROCERIES, AS we are SELL
ing good Sugar at cents per h.; Molasses at
4O cents per gal, and Coffee, Teas, &C., in the
same proportion.
Don't forget to call and look, as it will be our
pleasure to show, and when you hear the prices
1t Will give you pleasure to buy. We are de-
termlned not to be undersold by any store in
town.
J. HENRY JEFFERSON,
W store opposite the Bank. SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
L. kingSfOrd & Sons
L ure OSWe 90 Starch


FOR THE laundry
HAS established greater celebrity than has ever
been obtained by any other Starch
Tins has been the result of marked superiority IN
quality, and It's invariable uniformity.
! The public may be assured of the continuance OF
The production Is over TW enty Tons daily, and The
demand has extended lhroug hOut ihs whole OF the
! Working thus on very large scale, and under
rigid system, they are able to perfect uni
iOrmity in the quality throughout the year. This IS
the great Desderaium in Stare h-making and is real
The very best Starch that can he made, and no
other is always wanted by consumers and this VIII
be supplied 10 them by the grOcers, soon as their
customers have learned which is the best, and ask lor
t-otherwise they would be likely get that article
ON which the largest profit can he made.
MIR. hlngslord has been engaged in the manufacture
OF Starch continuously for the last % years and dr-
ing the whole OF the period the Starch made under
his supervision has been beyond question: the best
in the market. For tho first II years. he had the
charge of the works Of Wm. Colgate L. Co., al which
period he invented the process of the manufacture OF
9~T Ask for Kingsford's Starch, as The name Osptgo
has been recently taken by another Factory.
Ii sold by all of the best grOCers in nearly every
T. KINGSFORD g. SONS
@ wegO Corn starch,
Has obtained equal celebrity with their Starch for
the Laundry. This article is perfectly pure and ls IN
every respect equal TO the best bermuda Arrow Root.
besides having additional Qualities which render It
nvalueble for the dessert
Potato Starch has been~extensiyely hacked and sold
is Corn Starch. and has given false impressions 10
many, as TO the real merits of our Corn Starch.
From lis great dellcacy and purity it is coming aIsO
nto extensive a diet for infants and invsllds
E. N. KELLOGG q CO., Agents.
1876 Fulton street, N. \.
ALLEN g. NEEDLES, Agents,
% South WharVes, Philada
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24

APHORIsM, BY Miss BRIDGEr.-Hade public
forthe benefit Of IheoriHs AN unqueStiona-
lie gentleman knowing his rights, will unques-
tiOnGbly seek TO maintain them upon unques-
tiOnGbLe grounds.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
k'Es EHG EH'E
g.
BAGGAGE WAGON

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofail kinds
lie will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma Lapding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFreght brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &C., &c.
Those wishing hauling dohe will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G.. GRIFFITH.
6T Letters and small packages confdcd to
nay care will be promptly delivered without
charge. &c G.
feb I3-tf
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Miscellaneous Advertisement.
FAIRFIELD SEuIV.n1

REV: J. B. VAXPErrEN, A. NJ, Princin,I
hlH large and hourlshing Institution is pleasant.
II located at FAIRFIELD, HERKIAiFPS SIhitiy 1iuy
MEW NE HolK seven miles from the New York Co To
tral Railroad at Little Falls, from which SnJo', |e-
conveyed free the first day Of each Term. Is 's arc
ACCOMMODATIONS ITS Apparatus sufficient for me "'
course ct Phi losophica and Chemical E,nc,a,ill a illl
It's LIbrarleso OF over 5000 Volumes and lis Fac"I,"
Twelve thorough and experienced TeacLers n: G.: %
claims Tor liberal share of public palconog 'u'sh
COURSES or SrUDY.-A Commerc1ai ,.-
the same as that of the best Commercial CIIoouSe'
Two Graduating Courses for Ladies-ouc ~ u,
years, equal TO that of the best Semlnar,r. ,'ree
live years. equivalent tn the regular C0Ilr I'' ole
Upsn the completion Of either, Parchment b,,e'
are conferred and, if possible, positions secure5
Speclal attention given TO Young Men prr,sr,n.,
College. hr
TUIIlON.-FOr term of ! weeks, from <, m.
S6OO. Ornamentas at reasonable rates Boa,d 49, ~. 10
Washing, Sl.15 per week u ahd
Fall Term begins August 2Gih, 1857. Winnie, T.
December 10Th. ''i Term,
tGT T%1a9s"Ss or Rooms address the Principal Or
Fairfield, Aug. IL. lS57-ly
REFERENCES JAMES KNIGHT, Es3. Dov.,.
SAMUEL WARD, Esq, 81. Cta,gs..
HENRY PRATT, Es,l., HazIe,,y1I,e'
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Sheriff S Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Vendition Exponas.
to me directed, will be exposed to Public Ven
due, OIL THURSDAY, the 24lh day of Decem-
Der, at l o'clock in the afternoon, at the Hotel
OF TI'ghman FoXwell, in Smyrna, Duck Creek
hundred the following Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot Of ground
situated on Methodist street, in the town of
Smyrna, Kent county and State Of Delaware,
adjoining lands Of Mary Patterson, Ann Pat
terson and others, and said to contain one
fourth of an Acre, more or less the improve
ments are two-story frame Dwelling House
and other buildings, thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty Of CHARLES +. STEVENSON, and will
besold by JOHN GREEN, Sheriff
Sherifi's Office, Dec. 3, Is57.
G3- Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
must be paid on the day OF sale dI7-2t
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Watches, Jcwelry& SiIverwarc.

MEIFM OI1II u -NTN IINS,
Il ~ Watches and JeUelrv,
@s% No. S6a North Second ST., Philadelphia,
HAVING now on ha,d a large assortment Of
Watches and Jewelry, suitable tor city or country
trade, will sell as low as can be bought,
Fine Gold Watches, from S%5 10 500
Fine Silver Levers, from lOD 45
Cameo, in sets, from 5to 25
Also, large assortment of fine Gold Chains; Vest
Guard and Fob Chains plated Spoons Silver Table,
lea and Dessert Spoons Gold JeweIry OF all descrip
lions and prices Stop and see. The No is SeJ NOrih
Second street, above Arch
apl5-ly Cliff & NEWLINS.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24

o. The members cf the order of the Sons
of Temperance in Philadelphia are endeayor-
ing to revive the old temperance feeling of
holding public meetings in various parts of the
city.
" Forty-nine Democratic newspapers in
Ono sympathize with the views of Senator
Douglass upon the new Kansas question.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-24
Smyrna Advertisements.
Merchant Tailoring.

The undersigned is desirous of extending q
further notice to his friends and patrons in the
Town and surrounding country, that he still
keeps constantly on hand good supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESITNGS and
which he will "make up," to
order at the soonest practicable period.
WIN. B. COLLINS.
SMYRNA, Nov. 4ih. '57-3m