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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

Boxes Hats, ass
Furniture spd Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, Carboys OF Acids, or
other Chemicals. per 100 lbs, 20
FIRST CLASS.
Oils, &C. in bottles, Caphpe and Spirits Turpentine, in
oct &c ,t o nsr ISs s ~
boxes haler Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees aud shrub6ery
Rnrs Garden Seeds Lo2Spg Glasses and Looking Glass
diery Tin and Brtsnia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Mills Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes,
Tobacco Leather in rolls and boxes, OILS in bar
casks Rice Whiting, aser, Sheet Brass and Copper
TETRD CLASS.
Tin Plate, Anvns Vices casks Chains Hoes, Manila
and Cotton Cor Coffee, HEAVY Castings, Mill Gearing,
Carriase SPRINGS, and Axes Railroad Wheels and Axles
Chairs and Spikes, and Rosiu in barrels.
SPECIAL. RATES.
Iigbt articles not prur,srstd 80 Csrhovs ~ A,i5s -
other Chemicals, Will be charged at double first class
90 Have package plainly marked with name Of
eoufgnee, destination and depot If delivery Attention
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Agent Railroad savannah, and packages mark
ed care Agent c R. R, Savannah. Ga.
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad Charleston and
charged either at Clarle,ton or IrgniG6
Shippers may rely upon uniform prompt delv
cries by both lines charges damsges BY either
ne viii be sdudged by the agents the Nashville
Chattanooga Road.
In o. lost missing goods win take charge Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery not
found, i'll for the the expiration days
after notice Is Given. III notices Of lost goods, Nash
ollie stations he NdSbrille and Chattanooga
Road, mast be addressed 10 H. J. anderson, S..Dr
NdSiUiUe ~N' -
Merchants when in New York viii receive every nfrus-
non and assistance in shipping, BY applying the Agent
OF TIRE Charleston line, No 1875 Broadway aud the ssva
nah Line, No. ID Broadway.
CHA'S. W. ANDERSON,
mtVzg-t. Gent Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRlEN & M. M. BRIEN, JR.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

4tAAaI-4 AAa4a4a5
Cee No AZ West side Of Cherry Cooper's Building,
formerly occupied by I'd. Ewing.
HAVE taken IN co-partnershp my son, NJ. NJ. BRIEs
the practice al Law in all the Courts Of Davidson
y. One or both generally be found in the Office.
Prompt and especial attention always given securing
and collecting all claims. oney always ready when coli
lected }
have been constantly and regularly engaged my pro-
ssiOn in the Mountain District for the last twenty years
and viii continue 70 attend to securing and collecting ell
claims ntTusted 20 my n the counties Of Cannon,
Dekab, White, Fentress Overton, Putnam and Jackson.
have general acquaintance with the merchants and
business men IN those counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville, and Of other places might
md t 20 their interest confer With in relation there
to.
refer 20 any and All persons who knox me, for my
ability and prompt attention 70 business
mzrchlT-ly MANSON NJ BRIEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14
10. C. BROWN,

10. C. BROWN,
43 College Street, NASHVILLE, TENN,
DEAIFR IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, DYE sTUFFs,
PAINTS, OILS vARNIsHEs, WINDOW
GLASS. GLASSWARE. PERFU-
merry, FINE SOAPS. HAIR
AND TOOTH BRUSHES,
And al the Popular Potent Medicines OF the dgv.
IN Goods, tire stock usual is eorupefe
par- ofJubins. Pszius Extracts; French, American
and Cologne; Deucs and LubTu's sschets: Hair
Rrushes; Metal China aud Paper Puff Boxesi She'll Fine,
and Dressing Combs &c.
SEEDS! SEEDSH SEEDSN
100 BUSHELS Kentucky Bl"e Grass, stripped;
wv ~, 20 90 u.rd DO erss.. 40 90 'iean'
10 barrels pure Timothy
A 7. g
LANDRErH's GARpEN sEEDs.-A generO' ss-
CABBaGE SEED, 10 lbs large Drum-head Cabbage;
ASPARAGUS Ro0Ts.-Tvo years old, grown by Mr..
STRAWBERRY PLANrs.-Very fue varieties from
wvANDoT PROLIFIC CoRN-whoh Weld. from l 5
feb17 80 - '''' a. College street
CTONE WARE fevery aescrintIon,
- febt7 10. @. BROWN.
RTIST'S COLORS in tube. o: every deserip-
n ton, at 10. G. BROWNS.
CONGRESS AND EMPIRE WATERS
fehIT 10. q. BROWN.
EOR THE AER.-,lrs. Aliens Res'Orer;
Woods Restorer:
Emereon's ReztArer:
Barrv's Tricopherous:
Clinhugh's Trcopherous
Boge's Fluid.
feh1, 10. O. BROWN
I ONION PORTEW.-A very Superior article
IL made by Barclay Perkins Co in pints and quarts
feh1T u. G. BROWN.
CtOD LIVER OILS gross just received, Pre-
\ pared by Hedgeman, Clark Co.
feh17 10. q. BROWN.
NTONONGEEHA ALA VVFgTSNY.-A very supe.
feb17 10 q. BROWN.
Ollie LICK WATER.--In half barrels and in
feb17 10. G. BROWN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

JuIy8.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

Furniture snd Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids, or
nfher Chemicale nor 100 lbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

UMPORYArr TO PUBI.fRHnRa.-YfaK RUSS I'LL a RI
engraving maps IN rsltsf for letter printing
cor and beautiful Art (which for chespness depaios
wot. Pasues wasting maps, dasra~s, borders, bank
cheeks As enuaved, win hnd 10 theh advantage
he above They execute BY the cerogrsphc
Invented by Sidney norve bepG much improved, and
MT.
lust rUBLIsHKD-BY ,. sOHUBaRrH 4 90, MUSIC
81 Depot 81 fchaas Hotel. ~ spring rect near Br,sd
Aquarenes tor The piano, by Robert 0odbe,k rness
charming compositions -hich were well received a. NE
lbovs musical sainses. are now puslshcd- The Sweating
Of Feb 1887, the following Mr.
ochbechs squsrees have Tie v,ry spun and Of
light and clouds rhing sgune waters and golden
sunse OF hope and fear love and and asp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

WI Msiane Hitler 6e3 Brosdw-y OF Amity street,
respectfully Anncuncss 70 her ends s,d serubl hat she
win have her nru opening SAuysdAy, October With
ent o fall and winter svea and would state thai she
prepared erecute sders promptly % Ne The most mode
rAic Southern and Western merchants supplied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03
FALL FASHIONS.

DoNNlTS-THB LADIES COMPLAIN OF HARD
ID times. but they buy always their bonnsH In Broadway
Would hey do better buy them where they
them Ore for half the money! This ia Bowory, be-
tween Prince and Houston streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

ERrrNAF = cos CALTroRrIA EMPRESS -oUR
regular Caiforrla Sand vfsh Islands
snd n Son America will be despatched
stesmssip VI LOUIS wednesday, I'm isssrs 81
sailing FRnxMAN co, - brpAdwN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

DIBBoFs FROM AUOTIoE.
N Cheap for cash.
For sale II lees han impeviers prices.
Bus on he susp eaded hanks OF
New yah, PeunsylvAna.
New Jersey Rhode fslAnl 30,
b. HoMRl co.
SIS Broadway, Of reari wre<t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

yUArcHEs krD yswnRy VERY Tow, AT WHOLE
w sale and RETAIL at q. o. ALI.nNs II Wan street. 80
coud door, near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

IHBuoNsxrs re Cash PURoHAnRs
Ostrich and mAxabout foatAer
Boun0S mAasEfAk, -.
HOMIE . IrCHUM,
No SIS Broadway,
corner of Pearl gweeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

YuAnsAsd na1avsH \ ~ Few Hsax azaAID. ~ ~ q
oenOeD-hs hasins s issgsa circulation Of any pap
q = 49, SUs~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

ANEW AND HIL0ANr STORE, AND STOCK OF GOODS
IN prepared for The autumn trAde.-T. DERBY . 90.
merchant tAors and importer late of Park place have
loved 70 the newy arranged aovernment BuldnFs 70 y
Wslke street below Canal stde q
Broadway being venieat and be
lighted premises han those they formary cosupisd and
adspnd display Of their msrchandise which fos
sle9ance, vArey and erent usequAned This npques-
uouably tailoring establish
In New Work receiving rsn ns~srs low, Psyns o..
oanufAcfurers agents. London by and Ealing
throughout the desirable novelty
mems drss and win be found insDccsioa oy style
quality and prtces ns best house or sconsny ne United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

lust PUBILaHED
d BRowHsoNs QUARTERLY REVIEW
For October 1857.
cosrErrs
The Primary Of Peter
1.-The Churcn and 'Ae Consultation.
IIL-Asplraions "a stare
tN.-C d Cannon sovks
Vie vert's scuvr-irs o. Travel
yI-Brush Prey
vII.-LterNry Notices snd Criticisms,
pDwARD lDuNTaAH 4 BRoyHER
JANIS kIRRRR
Si Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

Mrs oARTHR Has JUST RIrURNHD FROM PA1Is
M win several Of spondid boune Of her selso
on Lads arc rsspoosfuy solicited % ali and esse ss
stock Southern and western merchants VIA nnd greatly
thetY advantage 70 call and inspect OARruRr PAyh millinery
and lAoe manufAcAogy, - BroadwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

" dame r. HARRIS Son. 81 Broad ~Ay, respectfully
call the attention Of Southern and dealers and buysr
generally large stock Of French pattern bonnes selsoed
with aroaS care hon Madame Ae1andytnes and Madame
Lours Co. In Paris Entirely aad Distinguished designs
recoAved by every steamer.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Palethorp's Ague Mixture.

? The proprietor Of the inlallible and celebra-
ted remedy for Fever md Ague, known as
PaIethorp's Ague Medicine would most re-
specially say to the public, that at the solic
iaticn of many persons, and feeling confident
that all will be required to bring it into gener-
a use, is fair trial of its virtue. Thousands
in the West and South have been permanently
cured by using PatethOrp's Ague Medicine; !;
tor tae proof which, We respectfully refer you
to the letters from different parts ofthe country,
from dealers and others, who have tested It's
value as remedy for the Fever and Ague.
For sale only at the Drug Store of
JAMES p. HOFFECKER,
dI0-6m. Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
MARRIED,

In this town, on the Sd inst, by Rev. WIN.
c. Robnson, J. F. CUNNINGHAM, NJ D., of
Philadelphia. and Miss SARAH Z. CARTS, eldest
daughter OF Col. Samuel Cats, late of Smyrna,
deceased.
On the 18th u'tiiao, by the same, Mr.. JERE-
MIAH G. KEEN and Miss MARTHA JACKSON
On the 25th of February, by the Rev. w.
NJ. Warner, Mr. William Monticue, TO Miss
Ann Elizabeth Davis, both of this county.
On the Goth of February, by the same, Mr..
Edward +. Jackson, to Miss Mary Elizabeth
Blood, both of this county.
February 26Ih, by Rev. s. M. Cooper, Mr..
Joseph WindaI aud Miss Clementine Town.
send, both Of Kent CO., Del.
At New Castle Del, on Monday evening,
Feb 23l, 1857, by the Rev. Henry &. King,
I. F. w. Jackson and Mary +. Be lville, both
OF Kent CO., Del.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. J. Maddux,
Mr.. James NJ. Vandy kr, to Miss Olevia C.
blO"re. both of New Castle county Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Fall ClOaks and N!anliIIas.

o, Ar WHOLESALE ATD RETAIL
GEO BULPlN a. CO, Importers and Mann.
iaclnrers ,i OF ClONkS and MANTII.LAS No. IA
CllLSIN I street, Ia lew doors above seventh .onh
slue,) PhiladelphIa In c"nnecrron with Geo EuI ,n
oo Broadway, " l.. the largest manufacturer of Ihe,s
ieht OF Wholesale and Rclai BUYERS to Ihr,r lorge
Fall Trade! '' ioi 'he
nc correction comprises complete assortment of
uque' Cloth Piam Silk, &c., &c; while the aciIiI,es
aI"rded by their connection with Ilie largest Mann
Iacturihg House tOt these gOuds New York enable
HeM 10 guarantee better value than s bl,uahle eIsa
"Hele II! t"is market GEO BILPIN ~ CO.
s>'"" la Chesnut 81, above th
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
ATTENTION, FARMERS,

"a THE subscribers fourth annual SALE
S9N>of STOCK, will take place at his farm.
<->---a-3 miles below New Castle, Delaware,
on THURSDAY, the 9th day of March, where
ne will sell the following valuable stock: 10
head OF Horses, suitable for farm or road. two
OF them mares with foal also, 3 two.year-old
Colts, yearlIng Colts also, 4 pair of rood
Mules, broke to all kinds of work.
Twenty-Five yoke of Oxen, the most of them
we'll broken and well matched, being beautiful
reds, and well calculated to please any farmer
who prizes that most useful of all animals.
20 Western feeding Steers, 80 Cows and
Helfers, some with calves at their side, others
sprlngIng, DurhaIns, Devons and common stock;
q Bulls, Of them Durhams, 2 Devons aud 2
l1osteln, SOME of these bulls are as fine as our
State can show.
go head of selected Western Ewes of good
quality.
will only say to my brother farmers and
others that this Stock is we'll worth their atten-
ton, being the best the undersigned has ever
offered at his sales. Sale positive, aud com
nence at III o'clock %
TERms-All sums ever $50, six moths credit
by giving note with approved endorser.
Fe' Its. ID. w. GEMMILL.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
d10-6n
ASTSeH James Browns
ssAfsas Grammatical Works.

THE FIRST FOOK of the Rational System OF
Engls Grammar 25 cts
The Se ond Book Of lhe Rational system Of Engi ish
Grammar, designed ts teach The process Of Analysing
The English Language, with sound judgments and the
ART 0i using 1t with gramsnatica propriety 81 cts.
These works are now used in the Public Schools in
The First School District of Pennsylvania
The Third Book of the Rational System of English
Grammar designed to enable the learner to become
most thoroughly acquainted with the nature and
OF the PreposlUns and may be read by him either in
or out of school, 50 cts
Browns Grammatical Reader.-This Book ssts aside
The old Grammars exposes their defects, demonstrates
the little use of attending TO them, and presents
the Teacher the unerrng and only way 10 The Gram-
mar OF he English Language 37I els.
For sale by PETER GRIFFEE. llS Arch street,
Philadelphia le25.5m
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

ny The Indian tribes, and what TO do witt
them, Duzzles Congress. A proposition is agl
tated in Washington. which has for Its end the
policy of removing all the Indian tribes except
those located Immediately on the Arkansas
and Texas borders, to Western Minnesota, and
there providing for them permanent homes
ALAS! There is nothing "permanent tor
the Indian but the grave! The march ofclvlll-
za,iou trample over him. as stiff and stern he
stands unyieding against it.
A BlG SwIsDLE SroPPED.-The Senate, it
WILDE seen, struck out of the Deficiency Bill
the House item, appropriating SlS0,OOO for
hooks for members. Probably more corrupt
"a lob" never was started even in. this House OF
Representatives, and the Senate, IN throwing
it out, only did what was honest.
VOLCANIC SHowER-At Quito, in Ecuador,
S, u remarks able shower of earth recently took
place, causing much alarm. 1t was supposed
70 have come from some newly-opened volcano.
E.rLos!oN-Fiue Men KiLed.-In the Egyt
Coal Mine, at Deep River, North Carolina, on
Tuesday, five men were killed by an explosion
of fire damp.
An EGYPTIAN STEAMsHIP.-The BoStonans
have been building an iron steamship. "Voy-
ageur de la Mer," for the Pacha of Egypt, and
she was launched on Wednesday last.
o. Kossuth still owns one thousand acres of
PraiFie land in the vicinity OF Corpus Christi, in
Texas, which were presented to him when he
was visiting in this country.
G9F-. The published report of the results of
the earthquake of Gambia, shows that lO,222
houses were ruined or seriously damaged, and
that ll22 persons were killed and mutilated.
(rt7-"EVer since you have taken to drink
ing, John, you're not more than a halt man,"
said temp 0rance man to loafns brother
" Fact is, you mean I'm only demi-John."
OF There are 119 Protestant missionaries
in the Islands of the Pacific.
or Over 5000 patents have been issued in :
England during the year 1856.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
SMYRNA, Feb. >, 1957-3t.
A New Book for Accents.

l4-gyrsv, FINiIE LIFE and TIMES of ALEX.
;. x. 1%t,11 4 ANDER HAMILTON bv Samuel
e NJ Srnurker, a. Nj author of ibe Life
and ReIgn Of nicholas l. of Rmssia NC
This Is The olly complete and reliable biography Of
Ihls great man. lie was the infinite personal friend
VI W a; hligtoS, and by many considered his equal
This work includes history Of the times ar! men
c" the Revolution and many incidents not heretoor.
given in hhiory. Ii II all The charms of romance
although prepared from the most reliable and auihen
nc sources, and should be in the hands of every Ame
rIcan w~0 ;c\cfcs the great and good flour Revo
luton. a sketch of BURR is also given, and an ac
count of his miserable end.
. Agents wanted IN every part Of the United States
lOr ms anu other valuable works. whom the argcs
commissions Will be paid. Copies sent by all on re
cslpt Of the price, 81
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher
iei.3t No 4S North Fuurlh s,r,et phiisJ,,b;o
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
FAIR and CONCERT.

THE LADIES of the Presbyterian Church
OF Smyrna will have FAIR for the sale OF
USEFUL ARTICLES g. REFRESHMENTS,
at I. Il. Cahoon's Hotel on the afternoon and
evening OF WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY,
the llIh and l2ih of March.-the proceeds Of
which are'te be applied TO repairing the church,
Also, CONCERT in the Presbyterian Church,
on FRIDAY EVENING Q3th), by Professor
d. z. HUHsARD and Lady. by request of the
Ladies. The public are politely invited to at
tend. .XO1 aL saT ~ NJ
Doors viii be opened ot AMI o'clock.
Smyrna, Feb. %, 1857. 10
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Died

Ia his town, on the 81 inst, John Denning,
III the 10th year of his age.
MI. b, in his younger days, was as nhubi-
ta"t of our town, but has lately been residing
near Allegheny Cry, Pa. He came on here
10 sPend ahe winter with his friends. Several
weeks since he was severely paralyzed, from
1he effects Of which he died.
On the night of Sunday, the 1st of March,
JoHS, son of Joseph and Rebecca Carrow, aged
one year and nineteen days.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
S} 3J1,3l7 %
7,347 %
By balance with the Co. as above. 81 ,374

By balance with the Co. as above, 81 ,374,O75 GA
The Investments, amounting, as above, to
One Million Three Hundred and Seventy. four
Thousand, and Seuenty:fue DoLiarS, and -Four
Cents, as per published Report of ASSETS, are
made in conformity with the provisions of the
charter, in ReaL Estate Mortgages, Ground
Rents, and such first class securities as will al.
ways insure perfect security to the Depositors,
and which cannot fail TO give permanency and
stability TO this old and well-esiablishcd Iusti.
tuition.
II. l.. .BENNER, President
ROBT SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres't
WIN. J. REED. Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Steamboat Balloon.

IT, AON and after Monday, March I'd, the
sf}klnEs5I " Steamboat Balloon will leave SMYRNA
Steamboat Landing (LOng PoinD, eyerv
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning, at O'Clock.
A. NJ. O''
RETURNING, leave Chestnut Street Wharf PhiIn
delphia, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings. at o'clock; touching al Deakyne's Land.
ing Port Penn, Delaware City and New Castle, going
and returning.
mar4-u VIM. S. BALL, Captain
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
SfOre-WOuse and Dwelling
FOR SALE, III

s tTNIlE subscriber will sell at private sale the
&Aiil large three story Brick SrORE-HOI Sc,
sHN llL now occupied by Stevenson T. Smith, on the
Corner OF North and IIgh streets in The Town
OF Dover-SItuattd in the most aourishing part of
safu Town. and IN view of the Railroad Depot Also
the DWELLING adJmnng, occupied by himself
The above property is new and ia good order. and
VIII readily rent TO pay from TO 10 per cent on the
price asked for it, Il will be soldseperate or log ether
For further particulars, inquire of
J. A. STEVENSON,
March 4, 07~%m Dover Del
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
TO THE PURTJC

TIE subscriber would inform his friends nd
the public generally, that he intends 10 rpu
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the R,iI
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the PURPOSE Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight. Bag-
gag DC. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
luiiy received and promptly attended 10.
W Tie viii also run Wagons 10 and fro,n
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose Of hauring
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels
ihankfai Tor past tavors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share of the public ps tron-
age. EBENEZER IITRTY
Dec. 10, ,"35-tf - -
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Saving Fund of the National Safety
Trust COMPANY.

OFFICE in Walnut street, Southwest cor
ner of Third street, Philadelphia.
Annual Statement Of the Business for the
oitlcial year, commencing December l, 1855,
and ending December l, 1876.
DIR.
10 balance as per statement Dec.
l, 1856, S973. .563 40
To amount received from Dcposi-
iorsdurIng The official year, from
Dec. l, lcJj, to Dec. L, lojG, 2,3JS, ,IS3 32
To Interest accumulated during
the same period, to the credit ot
Depostors, 4707O G3
To amount passed to the Contin-
gent Fund during the same Pc
riOd, 1929 81
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Shcrin7s sale.

BY virtue OF writ of havari facias to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Steamboat hotel, in Dover, on TUESDAY, the
Sd day of March, at 2 o'clock, p. M, the fol-
lowing described lands aud premises, to wit -
A LOT or Tract OF Land, situated in Lepsic.
Little Creek hundred, Kent county, and State
of Delaware, adjoining lands OF Joseph E..
Palmer, Thomas w. Maclary and other lands,
and said to contain Twenty. One Square Perches
and Nne-Eevenths of Perch, more or less ::
being seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of William Truax and Melvna, his wife
aud will be sold lor cash. by
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Wall Paper & Window Shades

J. L. ISAACS & BROTHER No. lS3 North
SECOND streets. below Race, Philadelphia, having
completed their large assortment of the above Goods
for Spring and Summer Trade. would respectfully m.
vIte the attention of Purchaser TO the same Their
stock for beauty cheapness and variety cannot be sur
passed.
They have constantly on hand every description of
Goidand Painted Shades. Buff Hollands, and Shade
Fixtures, Wall Papers, Curtains. FireboIrd Prints
Borders. &c. all Of which they offer at lower rales
examine.
J. L. ISAACS & BRO,
l3" North Third ST., below Race Philadelphia.
InarI-rm