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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

Our or THE ERYlNG Fan INTO To-
F1nE.-A Cincinnstisn, BY the algnlacan.
name of barr, recently left a wife aoa
two children S take away a widow aoo
our chiidren.-4dgocaie
That sgas bad JACK, We o'd -
know that you had got along 50 fas's-
Our children is good.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

IuAl HARMONIOUS CONyESIioS.-
He laughs best who laughs last, IS
uite old saying and applies well to tn
proceedings Of that very dignified, Yer,
harmonious and exceedingly good TEN
pered body Of men representing ti'
great ~Suuwashed y Of the Third Con-
eresaional District, which convened Ii
tie State House Oh Monday last. ON
political opponents pokel all sorts Of iat
at some little differences o. oPlrion whiet
arose in our convention some two week,
ago, but We think we can return Tie
compliment with a better grace than
til-y attacked Us. 1t was without doat',
the 0 turbulent p]o!itlea! body Of nel-
We have seen, and ever after Democracy
should bold its peace at any dlsoen-
sion that may occur in au Amer.
can Convention. 1t was pull deyll
pull baker The friends Of Heron
were determined by al manner OF means
10 elect their candidate while tile tr.eu3s
81 Davidson were equally determined
tor their tavorite. Tle rancor and bit
terness Of feeling exhibited between the
contrud.ng factions were equa! ~, if uat
surpasslng-the most determined opposl
,ion Of both political parties.
We have hot the time o. space TO give
the proceedings CT tie Convention, but
suffice it 10 say that after eHhau<tinc all
the manolvering and trit&ery known 10
the two factions, tie ~Iierons seeing their
oppone14ts were TOO strong for them,
b5Ited the Convention with loud cries
for Major Heron while those remaining
were equally yociterous for Davidson,
shouting " Ie. them 90, d." At this
moment We anticipated a row, but some
how or other every body kept cool aud
The voting went on. l. Was no hard
10 elect Davidson with the dele,
gates remaining, which was done Nv a
majority OF twenty-three, IJeryil,e aud
West Batot Rouge voting for Heron
The matter being thu, settled INSIDE the
"O.d Irousidcs who hap.
,ened TO b. present, WAS called upon 10
TAX to the boys" with the view Of
applying a plaster 10 TIE wound aud tie
up of the SIRE. Ed" lii talk
bout Democracy sill puitjag together
d The r1pks and all that sort II ,.;4q.
vita his usual energy. Gut il wa, easy l.,
- that his reni.,k, could no. undo
.it, had ben done. \ breach b,}
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

The Montgomery Mail is rssP0ns'0''
for the following:
"When the frs. steamboat passed V
the Savannah river, al old negro venssa
his wonder and ADM ration aooth Huf !.
.sGora,nity White man kin make esay
ting he try to, 'cept Niger, and wns e.. =
try dat he mighty apt to make nu'S'
-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

An E.plroa's Norles.-A Western es4".
and his wife were walking OUT sHe
moonlight one evening. The vile vas = :.
exceedingly p~oettcal nature, and sa'd "a
mate Notice that moon; no" opt. r
calm, and beautiful" Could NJ .n'4.
noticing it." returned the edi'of' -
thing less than the usual Iates-a o0
dftv cents for twelve lines
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

D In almost every congregation Of
the 'unwashed" they pirate loudly of the
ancient usages" of the Democracy : will
some Democratic friend inform TX
wl'erln the difference consists between
ancient usages" and modern practices i?
We pause for a feply
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20
PARISH
or LIVINGSTON

8IE -NV-F ? 11-F gAF.
The American Party Of this par
ish will hold q Convention on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, at
the New Court House, for the pur
pose of nominating parish officers
for the ensuing tenn. Let there be
a tnll attendance.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20
ORGANIZE, ORGANIZE.

maaa tina nominations for on, State ,;cx
s ..;. nal ,i,u ,r.- :, ,.r
q ;sL ,a,ar, and 3,,,o far, ,ho-, mol
n AL ,,-s, ,.o,l,,,, J..
State I, muyt ha confessed howpva,
,u1,.,s,.v wa 10. liza, an. ,.r,r 10,
e 40, hal ,l,at or4,,;z,,;oo ,ecs.s,v +,
ra,3ar :. .E,c,;ra .omhot s,.o.sv
Gorx with ~ro.,o,sr,s y1,s d;sas..v.
: No.. I,.u n,sc ulr,
ami prosi4a,;.1 .,,,.;,ns ,;.,,.
~,,,a,..1 - ,la .o.
,,o, T.. l., ~ ...- J..
our a1yarsar;as ,h,t loa - T.. h.ap bnt
n,i,oJ i, ,onnar, of ,..;o, ,l,o, e,ll
:.
'
l""' ""e" F'oie'H "''e "'
"'P' '""' ." '''"DS WIZ ~ ''"se' oe-
~ . s'0'''eH ~ = vice.
''N "''N u" "e"'? s"'a VIII a"o
= 1@' ''"" - se~"'0 "
!" '''S'''e
'yP 0"''eN''0"S p'
81" I
~ "'! q"
A'" =" y 10Y P''P'9' -
oi's' A4' "''''"' '1'@'' 1-Aee4''e III -"
- i"'
- = 'D @
~ e''' '"' sso''"
~ ~
s ~ =.
NM ..,,., y. A., j, i, n.u t....
and we ask ,.lcm to throw aside their
fears and come out bcldIy and dsfan.lv
to the onnosi,ion. They beat u, s1a7
vo,as in 1ssz-th., yo.a rsa aa
to 1886 in 1s5s-and in 1887 wa "a,
secure tile Stale # Wa hnt wo,l a. Wa
should T. j warsa FLA, n.4,..s -
persist in ma;Dta;ninr ono marty N now.
err continually r. -, .la,a
As p National Marty ,)a, va s,o,l1 t.a,
up a State organization, but i ;s b,ing ,
the matter home t. our doors WIN ,
We rise NJ aoainsr the powers. tia, b. .
and tell them that tl,sv law r,ias
riously jone .noneb Thar tava.,
dered the public money. Thnv ,sv. g.,
IMPOVERISHED .ha State Thar A.,,
,raa,aa os;.es 80 rarr.r.1 nt.:u ;
rbsy have violated ca,.;,, .;a1.. !,
Nov h,,a ao.,a..oa ,,o ..h:.
md !, bo~+
,sL. So. =,
enroacb anon. bar -. q
Wia,h.r ., -
I,a nam. Of tho American -. - ::
thar mama ,ho~. NH,
..osjtion To- the ,nl;,a -,
that The nowar NAV hs Ar1 :, Co.,
no n~roca.a;nos If ,,a ,.#,'
ccnn;ed ,beC "
emapd in ,ancu,oe ,ro,r $780, .
,ords that an onnos;t;on eIo.ll W.
,ads to its ma}.adm;,;x,r.,;,n rao
mer;can marty o.noss. :, ,na .;,, J. ;"
) rr,;, .nan "
= vo h,,r1 ,ham sron, "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

@ Ibe river is falling with great
rapldlty at this point. It would lie As
well tor liver bank residents to be on The
alert for caves aud slides.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

r.
Il FINE sPEcuLATloS.-A little mosa
than t"o years ago,A ,entleman from 4
aelghborIng parish, entered near .4~
taen hanJre1 acres Of Goyerr-ne
tgIog a.ong Sc Tett Alrosd. At
government ~s-sl,25 per acre
Last week BE sold the trac, fur $3.50
per acre. after cut re sood aud
iilaS'h2 slaves and enough to
estimate hls SAFE al ger acre. The
re tIetnan purchasing-a resident ofou :
faF'sA-th.nks be has made agood bar.
gain, while the seller thinks he cnull
hafs done better by xeitiug a little Ion.
gef-and ~ agree III The las; o,,ii,lo,,.
Here Is one II the best illustrations Of
tite value of Railroads to the county,
The same gentleman has about fifteen
hundred acfes more, lying along this
fotd, about a quarter of a mile back
which he /. anxious TO get rid Of all Of
which are high lands and well li.nbered
We viii giye any Information to pursL.-
se7s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

Fa h-sy11 or TIE Vow OK ,ux r.
i'24p.--oar i''ends n Loms aud .' al
viii be sratitie! to lo.,r the ,a ao''ad
Wy s9ts 70 tLs New Orleans ana w.. Of
foliowz: 'nic'ai as
For tie Railroad
Asaina. tLr Railroad ~
Majority for Railroad
us s~-''Js> tie matter. The eli, =,
Ratoh foa1r, by tbs vote, takes s1oo
9o' d Vie stock, to be paid in f..
gears, y = tax on real estate .t NY
the list year ~jII amour. to abon a' W..
and . ''att q cent, and will c]xf,.inls
be tess ~ second year. Our n..
vi i have caus, to reerp, p, ,I'a;.
s,efIar, poa Tia, dat.
'tntIer which is IN ,I.as
u u = .lgh rank a,pony,, :
SISTER cites Of the South.-Consi'
Tins gratifying intelligence We cl;,.
tie Coneet Of the 10th. Tile VI.
IS above Is another incentive 10 the
Of Our Railroad to perseysrs ana
push on the column to O~pelousas. Tbs.
o9lnt obee reached, the trade Of AIs.a,-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-28

9Ii5z ACREs OF Ian EOH. SALE.
TOY vrue Of decrse Of the County Court or Dickson
ID county az It's Januars Teru 1857 viii on MoyB.v se
"a day o. March, 1917, offer for sale the highest bidder
the Court House door tharute 3 aCresu Land
yng 81 District OF aij couHt, Turabuu creek
lhs IOCIuoH q, ta8 Nashville and North Western si
rOgd said Land Is located 100 bOIg nearly So aud will
he sold al togetHsr 30 Tracts pucla sold
Tor The puTgUss Of distribution among Ihe heirs law
Jacob Lampisy, decd N1es with good secuuty viii be
Qured and lien retained the Land urtI purchase
money Is paid. This the Ilth day of Jauuar-, 1857
THOMAS MCNEILLA, CUumiEsi0ner.
Ysu1 furI avp7vy d lrssf.
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THE commOdous and substantial fast {zaF71n n
] running stear.er SEVEN TY-SIX, lk5e7ztts5zssfsS'
P K BARCLAY, Master, is beld readI Fzsy-zi==@
bY the Brst Of water resume her eguaT tTs
above during the coming For freight md pas
age, having superior accommodation, apply on boudCr
septl7-,f H. n HARRISON. tga~t
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PENNsYLvAN1A RAILROAD.
-


THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
i withH Hesterr, Northwestern and Southwestern States
bya continuous EEway direct This road also eonnso
d PittsbuTg with Uzily line Of Steamers to all ports on
the Western EYers suda Cleveland and SaDdusky With
Steamers 20 all ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most direct chaLpsst and rs5iI5ss route BY which
FREIGHT BE- forwarded 70 and from the Grsgt WesE
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
ElRSF CLASS Boots, shoes, Dry Goods or, = ,,,,,
On bOxes,G Furs, Feathers &c.,..... Oo p0- i''lN
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bEles) Hardware, La Use per lOOB
t1ef, Gcs-.-..- ...........
THIRD CLASS,-Arvils, Bagging, Bacon, e.. - ,.,.-
and PORK tln bliE,E ticIsp- --,-.- w ~ -o>
FOURFu CLASS.-Ca.'le Fish, BEc.u o. o.
and POrE (pacged,) LaTd and Lard OIL o'' .o' 'V'N
ElOUr-$ b per b5l until farther uutcs.
Graiu--5J cts. per 100 lbs. uHul further Bg.ica
Coon-$2Per bale, not ezcesdiug 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East of PbIia.
delphia ba particular TO HGyE package glE Phlsu5i4
REjlrClf.' All Goods consigned 10 the gents OF ihis
Road at Philadelphia or Psburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FEzTGHr AGEETs.- Harris, Wormlev 4 Co, Memphis
Tennessee; K. E. Sss5 d Co. 81 Louis; j. = Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana, DGmosnil Bel -f AurdOck and
Carter Jewstt, Louisville kg.; K. @. MetTum MadsOn
Indiana; Sprg1Eau . brown, and irwin 20 Cincunat
N. W. Graham Co, Iauasviile Ohio; Leech q Co. so
81 kiiby street Boston; LeeCh Co, AstOr F0use New
York. No. William street ard Nos Batter1 Place New
York; E. y Sneedsr, PbIiade phs. 8sgav KoOns Bal
tHnOTe; Geo. FrancisCus, iIllsEurE.
Il. III. HOUSTON, GsE-rIs freEE Agszt, PkHd-
q. J. LOMBAERT, Supt, llto5na, Fa.
ianl 81 Nv
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MOUNT OLIVEr CEMETERY.

THE Directors of this Company new announce to the
Public that tdis Cemetery has been-aid of with suit
able avenues and walks, ard portion Of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map of the grounds can be the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited call
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity o
Nashville and pledge themselves the public to spare no
money or pains make equal to any Cemetery the
UuOu and such Nashville may feel pride in
Tie Cemetery Is in charge Of q competent Super
ntendent living the ground under whose direction
erments viii be made IN the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company desITous that the
grounds should be visedby the citizens Of Nashville and
that purpose Omnibus will leave the cics Of Lnds
ley Crockett at O'clock Tuesday afternoon. the
sJh inst aud every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free.
Ladies aud Families desirOus Of visiting he grounds
will be called FIR their residences by sending their
cards 10 the President Of The Company.
A. Y. ). LINDSLEY, Pres't
G. W. NANCE Sac'v. iy6-if
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RAILROADS, sc.

FIRST CLASS. ..a..-
ssDo Forte Book Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats,
LiouoFu, Oils, Ge., in bottles, Campfire and Spnts
TuFpeuuns IN barrels, CurpetiBg, China, Glass and
Glassware, CgaTG in czsss, GOeks fNOn ectionsTiss
Cotton Cards, Cuuery in cases, casks and boxes Dry
Goods IN boxes and bales, Drugs Fruits, Fruit Trees
and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds Looking Glasses
and Looking Glass Plates, (at owners risk) Oysters
ia and Jars, sadolery5 Tin and Bntiania "are'
Teas aud pieces, per 100 Il
SECOND CLASS.
HardRare except such as specified in First and Third
Glasses, Coffee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
IN barrels aud pipes Tobacco in boxes Leather In.
rolls boxes, OILS In barrels and casks, CfoeEeTy
and Queensws 70 in crates and casks, Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper per 400 lbE..Sl %
THIRD GLASS
axes Shovels Spades Sad Irons, Zinc and Tin In pigs,
n In PIsIs E6yils wees casks OF Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton COrdage, Coffee Heavy Castings
HIlI C, airing, Railroad Wheels and A1les, ObAlns
and Spikes and ROsin In barrels, per loo lbs.. 30
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light articles
not enumerated; also, earboys Of Acids o. OheE
Chemicals, will be charged by actual Weight 0uI al
double [S, cs1 psny marked win name Of con
gDee destination and depot Of delivery Attention 70 in
prevents delays and losses and insaTes speedy de-
4BViSTAGEs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned the Agents Of the South Carolina
R8Hoad Charleston, will be Forwarded " tREE OF Cox
bt Of which with offeight paid vessel will Ue mail
ed consgnees Marx packages, care Agent s. &. K k
m Sotb Caropa Railroad will advance shippers charges
that these who prefer CONSUMING s0 house
so, and have their expense oll payable mere,
an freight Nashville and Stations on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad are sent OhAfobt0u 1tousu
Trains only Shippers may rely the utmost despatch
and mptness. -,
The Rae from Charleston Nashville WAl at all times be
Us low as by Savannah
and damages that may occur on this Line.
lost missing goods viii take enage OF any
Necessary oFthslr recovery, and nOtound
viii nav Tor lie same within 30 days amer notice is given al
this Uhce. ..-------
Merchants along the line OF the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Will bear mind the above rates apply TO all
gooIs from Charleston which are be delivered at the
following Stations viz: Stevenson, Anderson Dechefds
TuIIshln Normandy, WsuTBce, shelbyvle, beouckle,
Fosteryfile. MurfreesbOro, smyrna and LaYergne.
shat bs prepared " give every explanation ano norna-
on desired IN regard Feighls and Expense bills Cores
andeuts may rely upon prompt answers 10 All ana
every attention business brought under my super
y,-rsi,D md control CHAS W. ANDERSON, Agent,
fgDg-5s-tf College st., Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-28

IN CHANGER z Court AT C4RTE5 GE,
JANUARY RULES, 1857.
Z. D. a. %, Sampson McC euou, aud others.
Edmund J.. Dlfi hay. and others.
IN motion, gprcaIng to the Clerk and Master Of
- said Court rhaI Edmuui j. pi'8hay q resident Of
this State Is Ilcrere ordered that publication be made for
thirty days 80 the JNIoy AERICAs requiring said
Edmund Dhahay Co appear the Couu House in he
q Carthage The Second Monday February next then,
aud there, plead, er or dsmur 10 cumplauans BILL
ia default thereof She viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing PGrs = him. A MOORE.
iau7-'57-w4w. Clerk aad Master.
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HarueY IL NashviIle.

rvDUE eminent HARVEY" so well known TO every gen
Urman IN Philadelphia as the most successful Gutter
of garments IS now at establishment No 10 Cedar
] and IS prepared 10 take measures aud 70 exhibit as
s an asaortInenl OF Cloths, Cassmers and Nestngs
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock Of Ready
Made CothirC both gentlemen and youth :, IS now iu
ma rr FBrrIshlng Department contains every article
comprised under that head ~ r,,,y,- ,,r,J,,,
A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-28

pY virtue of decree OF the County Court Of Dckso
- county Tenn, a. s January Term 1857 wi on Nos
tie ID Gay ef March, 1851 OEe for sale tn The highest
bidder, the Court House deOr Charlotte Tracts
Lar containing acres, belonging % the estate Of TIoma
McMurry, deceased, lying LeaIBsrWO"d cr5E OF elbow
creek, t1leraty well improved, asO, az the time AMI
place. viii b. sid Land Warrant, issued said
Th0mas AlMlry, during lifetime. The property
win sold credit Of years, uurclassrs
giving notes with approved security and lien ned
the land until the purchase money paid Ih tire On day
Of January, l-j7- THOMAS ACNrlLLY,
jan6--twIsw3v-printers foe 81 COmmissi0uer.
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ON MANHOOD,

AND It's PREMATURE DECLINE.
just Published, Gratis, the 2Oth Thousaud
gRIHRzT FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
klISE4T TREAT MENT, without Medicine, of ST Teuua-
-nI-H-# tOrrhB of Local y azness Nocturnal MS
sIOns Genital and Nervous Debility, InpO-
tsucy, and Imped meuts 90 Mar iage gene
BY b. DE LANET, D.
The important fac tha. tho many alarming complaints,
originating this mprudsHre solitude youth, may
easily removed WuHo-r MEBICsE, s in this small tract,
early demonstrated; and the entirely and highly
csssu adopted by the Author. fully explained
BY which ever Is enabled per
scty possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nJstTums OF the day.
Sent any address, gratis and post Tree IN sealed enVa-
lope Temitng post psid) postage stamps Dr. B.
DE tANEY. n, Lispsnard Street, New York City.
oct26-smddrW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-28

MACKENZIE & BEtKWITH. Nsshru1s.
Agents for Gutenberg eompuuy for Tennessee AiabTu and
G-o-ga. rI-rIg- al
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'd. W. RUSSELL.
MANUFACTURERS AGEv'

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOX
pITT>BTItG, SINCIN ATTI y LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE No 80 BRO ID - Y NASHVILLE,
THE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for: Recthed, Bourbon, Reserve, MOnOngahea
aud Rye Whistles; Brandy, Wine, Gin Rum Ale and POr-
ter Ongworths Sparkling and Dry Caswb1 Wines Star
and TalOw Candles German and Palm Soap, Lsrd and Lin
seed OIL White Lead, Iron, Nails Stoves Castings and Ho
ware Wood and Willow Cheese Vinegar, Glass and
HaTdW such ShOve spades, Hose Axes,
Picks, Matocks COrdage, Wrapping Paper Matches, &c
Orders handed will save IOlble OF ordering eXpen
ses of travelling purchase, authorized take
ders the terms and prices you could purchase
You the factor sin person All orders handed
will he Immediately semitic the factory and shipped prompt
opening navigation. Hoping share good portion
your iberay and kindness remain yours respect
fully, -
nrflp.-lf d. ". RTSSELL.
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REGULAt LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
DAr[ E.E

THE new and cOmmodiOus light dnuEht rzn ,
steamer, DIAMOND, Capt W. K. HOLL- tT--Lf
CROFT, Master, C. 7. REEDER, Clerk, will -sEsas4ah-
ply during the between the ports Having
periOr atoms and cTper need Clerk, who vii
prompt attention all orders, solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage For freight passage apply on board
X. HAERl~ONs
"A. II. YEATENAN.
~
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TENNESSEE
II EN- ale Collie ges

FRANhLIN, IENNESSEE,
THE first Session Of this Institution Commences the lat
i Monday, I'D day OF February. Tho
auspices are favorable Franklin Is o. the pleasant
and healtul Of the state. The Rev. J. ~ SHARP
President. assisted by fall, experienced and efficient CORPS
Of Teachers. The College Bulngis the ornament OF Frank
lin sufficiently commOdious ior two hundred and dly
Pupils Our mottois ThOr0uF kasSs Music Painting, aud
other Ornamental Branches shall not be neglected The
Boarding Department conducted BY Mr. aud Ms SHARPE,
and every shall be supplied Fer circular and further
jsIS-stEs JOHN MARSHALL, P. B.
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LAND and Negroes For
SaiCt
DE TIE y EESEEVGT.t.Er az gTTE TT A NDgtfr A


CNHE heirs at Iav aud dsributses OF Joseph CASTOR.
deceased. late OF Greene county Tennessee, but na
Ui South CaTo. ore hereby notified that sGer the
death Of s7G Joseph trEul the tUll arising from The
sle OF his personal zeal estate amounting to about
four thousand dollars, bv decree OF the CbarCe-r
Court az Gresncrs at the Iaa TeuH IS42. directed to
be paid INTO toe lgs a said Court for the purpose r
making distribution -uguE said heirs since that tine
portion Of said fund has been pad such uG siG
hers as have presented and identified thsmssves-
ing now b-llaCe ui s5,s Us .eraHIDg under the en-
trJl us said Court iui distribution sa heirs AND
the Nav Term, I.5o o.. SAID Court Jerk and Mas
ser directed 10 mise uyicI!nu In or more lead
NJ newspapers published In city Of Nashville notify
ngal Ihs u4Ts and distributes Of said J0.r-E
5sst0u tCa G, Isr regular lssiguGas who NAV here
.ter Identify tras suc, gy next Term of saIC
ur ina The svaral luud stall remaining under lbe con
oI of the Court at the Say Term $50 after csducug
1 proper C1ssaud charges viii be distributed 90 such o.
SAID Les her regular sEulss 10 eqUit proper
the ot lauL, der eal--58 INTO o. Ba
sItn good and suIru. .ccuusy residing wubiu the iu
rsdcau of s-lu CIJ.t, cIll.-auel rel Iuuj. with
-ul interest thereon O said t.ud NAV be b.
draw by th-u and above their uue proportion o.
the she application and proof fdcuur Of heir
ship Or -ng Of zoe heirs G 0urees Of slid Joseph
Cast "a, decd wJ have nHt uuTerJJrg identified them
selvlsaz such and drawn -lv r,rt Of lIr taud.
TnE heirs 80 I8gr aud -fr Jjass af 1 Jase1h CASTOR
decd are t.ere.uie rJUrsd that uue.s rrs7 iCeuiiv
hsmscvos aud a rcagnu 'or their respective dis
-r1ugIve saagts 90 -iu gau te1I- uexr Chan
csry Court be- .ea - trreu--Ia on Ls Grst Monday
IN AoreI 27r mex I said fund sill distribute 90 tH
H-v Teru 1851 OF --ra Court up.4 .h- condition rt u
the rauull above stated. DAVID SEWER
g.g.sa-r .i1str- 0i safH Chauc4rv t1urt
Gresna--. e. I.r.. .IHrfzI-v '1II Marc 81