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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
PARTRIDGES
PICTURE GAILERY!!

~ Is dt:ed up stvle superior any other in the
western country His RECEPTION and sALES ROOM ia
% feet deep to which he built addition for operating
81 by 20 feet for light and facilities for
his business unsurpaSed the world lie would cs!I
lcuar attention to the light the hcues ana ass
every feature The sofinsss Of Ouae avoiding
appearance also the reflective or looking
glass effect, Objectionable In the DaEuerreoype.
IA maHv picturrS ant out here sa;irsiy IcoriSs
from, hqriug no protective nish Partridge hi'
patrons that Bis ,rork Is protected By hard amending
trf6 becomes part Of tie picture d,d is durable
Tie glass f'SsyE
Pictures cvsry improved slyle made low other
Rooms here.
~ Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call at lIsK
Main street. aide Marsh Taylors Store, Wheel
Ing, Va. tepG6
"SwEETS FOR THE SW EET.'
"Bo7nst de OrieHaa,'' or X. Il BoGHB0H.
Prom OF flowers, this perfume cullcd,
Where deep, golden summers exal, the perfume;
Where the breeze the South In the deep glen Jailed
Where blossoms exhae, but
1t steals DER The Senses as the nectar Of love;
To the boquet CT beauty, 1t gives zest-
L. 'ie pride Of the toilet and the r-rf"'ns of Love
Distilled great the choicest Of the
South expressly the Boudor Toilet, and Handkerchief
Por sale, with all the "FRASGIPANNTs," by
T H. LOGAN & CO.,
sspt2 Bridge corner DrusGISts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
F'ODN IJnY FkUrr.n / Y

FoF NnIe or 3.enNc. IN e%I ''IHFhO'"' ' n
THE property csc! pnriint ortrr nav M hincf'
witt If The ding 81 trein lenshIly
81 fcet "i!h shop ana Aise 'h'T H'''re
lathe.
The prnper;vi' in the " n-
and manufacturers with AV'r' '~r:r ce'''2 IL
active operation.
The property will hr leased for term Of y.ars'e'
les Of steady habits and good character. and nom r,
apply any should desire TO purchase ih-lh!
VIII h. made easy, either with or "ifh"ut ~ ~
tbs property has chartered privilege for mt'nactu
Of 4s,t,-I. Should n COMPANY purchasing. desire "
chartered privileges will he allowed to with the nTnIyG
aiIs all rfv SAEtiENT = NNIlIWtA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10

"PANIs, August IS, 1857.
"Srx-A CHAIR of paleontology is vacant in
the Museum of Natural History of Paris, by
the death of VI. d'OrLigny. You are French;
you have enriched Your native country with
eminent works and lnboriouS researches; you are
n Corresponding Member Of the Institute. The
Emperor would be happy To restore to France 81
distinguished man Of science, removed profess
s0r l offer you, in hi, name, the vacant chair
Yonr country will deem herself happy in re.
covering one 81 her children, the most devoted
Of SCIENCE. R"uLh>D."
Professor Agassia has declined this fatter;ng
offer, being unwilling to fCvcr the ties which
bind him to the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10

PQoFEsson AGAssrz, Of Harvard University,
has been offered by the Emperor Napoleon the
profcssOrship Of paleontology at the Museum Of
Natural History in Paris in the following com
plimcntary letter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10
Banks Of Secured Circulation.

The banks Of the State whose notes are guar
anteed by pledges of State bonds with the Treas.
urer are: the Bank Of the Old Dominion. Banl;
of ScottS7ille Bank of Rockingham, Bank OF
Commerce, Bank of Howardsvle, Bank Of Mon
ticc!lo, Bank of Berkeley, Bank Of Fairrnont,
Bank Of Rnckbridge, Merchants Bank, (Lvnch-
burg,) Bank of Eincastle, Merchants and Farm
crs' Bank, (Whceing.) Bank Of Wheeling, and
Bank of Winchester; and their conditions on
The II If .Ltlu ras as f.nllNMs:
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GRAND OPENING

aour stock Staple ous rpin. Goods is very
nc7 LIE, SKELi Z SMEARINGRN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10

We propose to demonstrate tlie responsibility
Of the banks Of Virginia for every liability they
are under in any conceivable form, by the PLAIN
est possible tigure>; and in this examination NC
shall make no distinction between the different
hanks or classes of banks, inaSmuch as they
are, each and all, with possibly the single cx.
ception of the Bank of Kanawha, established on
the old system of irresponsible circuIation) Of
equal responsibility; analysis of the bust.
ness of each one separately would show rs sound
n condition RS that Of all collectively.
Let Us see first what their linbliueS are:
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NEW BOOKS.

srrroH OF TIE GEOLOGY or TENNESSEE: En-
brscins description Of its minerals and oars, their
variety and quality, modes of sssaying and value
with DESCRIPTION OF its soils and productveness, by
Richard O. Currey, A. NJ, NJ. D., late professor Of
Chemistry and Geology in East Tennessee Univsrsi-
". We are indebted to the author for o copy Of the
shove work. Its merits spoken Of in terms very
orsditable to Professor Currey by those who have
read it,
TRAvELsASD DIscoTRRKs N NORTH AND CENTRAL
AFRICA, being journal Of expedition undertaken
under the auspices Of the British Government in the
years ls49-lS5O, by Henry Bath, Fellow Of the
Royal Geographical and Asistic Societies, in three
volumes handsomely illustrated From the favorable
notices which We have Of this work we are
satisfied hstit is not only exceedingly interesting
narrative Of adventures and discoveries but that il
viii become, what it intended to be, standard
authority upon the geography and history Of the
hitherto comparatively unknown country and peo-
pie Of which it treats. Fer sale by w. T. BERRY &C.,
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Christians Of Nashville especially may be inter
ested in the following statement: This Church was
organized last January under the care Of Synod Of
West Tennessee. This body met in Huntsville, Ala,
9Th inst and during its sessions erected the "Pres
bytery of North Alabama" This new Presbytery
represents New School Presbyterianism in the
South, whereas the Presbytery of Shiloh, now en-
bracing the ministers and churches of West Tonnes
see, does not favor the proposed Omitted Syned,"
but will as soon practicable unite with the Synod
of Nashville o. S. Since the Third Presbyterian
Church was KsV School Enterprise, in justice to
the donors, the Presbytery of Shiloh felt morally
bound to transfer this church property to the Pres
bytery of North Alabama
What effort viii be made to establish q church on
the basis of ''No discussion Of slavery" remains
to be seen. After fair experiment for two years,
the Presbytery of Shiloh are convinced that n S.
Church cannot now be established here, and there
fore consent to the dissolution of the Third Church
and have requested Rev. A. Hartpence, as Pastor,
grant letters Of dismission to members desiring
unite with other churches
In view Of these facts, Rev. A. Hartpence will
preach fayelpsH sermon in this church tomorrow,
at 10l O'Clock. A. Il.
Nashville, Oct. oath, 1857.
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION

Pursuant to notice, Sunday School Convention
assembled at The First Baptist Church in this city
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Howell was called to the chair, and J..
TOOD, Of s. c., requested to act as Secretary.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hawthorne, Of Mobile.
Dr. ", P. Jones, on behalf Of the First Baptist
Church Sunday School, delivered an address Of wei
come to the deleg~tAs from distance, which was
listened to with much interest
The Rev. DR.. Howell delivered an address on the
Importance of the work which called the Convention
together and argued in favor of Sabbath School in
alruetion a means of religious education.
After the delegates had recorded their names, the
Rev. r. B. C. Howell Of Nashville, was chosen per.
manent President, and the following gentlemen Vice
Presidents, to-wit Rev. Moses Buckner, of Miss.
Sharpe, of Georgia; Hawthorne, Of Ala; William,
Of Ky; Hillsmsn, Of East Tenn; Keep, of West
Tenn; and J. J. Toon, of South Carolina
h. G. Soovel, Of Tennessee, was appointed Sec
rotary, and A. Nelson assistant.
The Rev. Mr.. Sharpe, of Ga, presented the Con-
vsntion with a number of pamphlet copies of the
proceedings of the Georgia Baptist Sunday Sch. oil
Convention, held at Augusta in April last.
Quite a number of committees we're appoint ed.
After which the Convention adjourned till O'Clock
In the afternoon.
Prayer by Rev B. KimbrOugh.
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w r CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale OF Fisk's Ceis
w. brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
prepared to attend alt funerals heretoore when ne
serTices NAV be required. ONCE the Phoenix Wareroon
No. 4 Spring street. Cherry Residence No. IL tbe
street, between Spring and Broad.
EB-Wi also attend receiving and fOrw 4rdlne eodc
Ac when nOtided lapI--ot
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
Vessel & Thompson,

Inn PACKAGES Italian sud American Maccaroni;
lVO 10 Boxes VermicelI;
50 . Genuine English Dairy Cheese from n. York;
% - Pine Aplpe do; {"
go dozen Baltimore fresh Oysters;
g5O fresh Peaches and Pine Apple;
rs 9 Hasberries and strawberries;
10 bbls Pecan Nuts;
90 - Filberts and Brazil Nuts;
90 boxes Layer Raisins
400 Boxes SaTdInes, ali size packages;
Is dozen kDgiish Pickles, ali kinds;
8 dozen English Sauces, consisting Of John Bull,
Worcestershire, Reading and harVey'S
dozen English Mushroom Catsup;
10 Eeglsh and French Mustard.
1000 Cocoa Nuts;
IS dozen fresh Salmon, 4 and q cans;
IS g Lobsters, !, and q cana
100 Baskets ChRmpagne Wines assorted brands,
bbs hne Smoking Tooaeeoj
IS bxs extra hne Chewing DO;
Half million OF Segars assor ed BRANDS and an aS5ort
ment OF Pise Works for the Holidays.
Baksrss Broma and Chocolates OF all kinds.
Fn0Iish and Scotch kles and Brown Stout.
stuffed Olives and POlted Meats
Inrosd French CONTEMPORARIES cfW ddinz Parties and
the Ike ana Thousand other articles which VII appear
hereafter. VESSEL q IhOAFSoA'Ss
ocLl1
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HEATH OF AMERICAN woMAN.

To sLacis 4 SGyre ~ D.
As physician and surgeon Of the high reputation,
call upon you to consider few facts of thaosI vital i'm
portsnCe 30 every woman in the country. :.
The CHEST professional authority admit more wo
men die from uterine dsea Is tan from AZ other
and tbs they unable 10 cure the diseas arrest n
iw ask Your attention to the reasons fol is and then
a remedy nch been emiBenty sucG< sful maj y
years and which has the sanction OF the enlghlene
physicians in he county. Z
The medicines IN general use among the lessOn for III
Falling ofIhe WOMB, Votes De 2uged Mensru
alton local disease OF the uterine getheF The!
tutor al poms attending heu,afe kn, STR chnne
Opium Cauthardes tnlum. CannsGs Ind Sessle Cora
and mechanical means such De sss,es When ad
mol hing that will hurl her. Les US see.
Tr0R the most harmless aud the best Of tbsS vhen given
for mpAints produces heat thirst uty breath
ing. and Noticeable headae1es ScGis pruCes nausea,
vomiting gddness, delirium, suPor and We htn head
truEnae poison violent that the mosa minute doses
sometimes fatal, and yetit by ru from Doc k
ana without due knowledge al little icat ons hich
prevent il fIom causing death t. efe: of Opuu
70 relieve pain by relax the muscles but tbs very
ton is again tue csuse most orturing com
plants ConIEn Caahariaes oCt1 caats conval-ions
nes remblngs, Dtnes' ana great debility Pessqresare
iude ana they aEO irriue snd eucers, puro
discharge aud sometimes ncurabe d the blzdler
In small dos these medei9ts VIII not Always produce
immeiutey fatal effects out co Ell hey
TeatmsntO of these Diseases they viii nevby iRure the
system, and cSusel ngern asa pniu ympt0ms, and hurry
to the grave who was already enough the
way without the aid " these violent 20 sons
you, sir, that the administration of these
medicines cured Of uterine Qisesae but
contrary that future suffering and "n death al
most invariably foIl'w heir use. The insdious poison
is gradually absorb by the system until the patient only
5
you, and PHI siCIan, why will you give
your Counenance practice which persists in administer
ing pOisODs and in driving thor very graves
Fortunately from side of the picture to
more brilliant Tners remedy for these complaints.
IL is composed of pOsous but mples OF great
efficacy. 10 has njurs the stem. II
effect cure; aDd its ingredients the
vice Ourseif physician. Ina OF letters pub
shed in the eadiTg papers and addressed TO eminent
physicians have argued the general value of the medicines
Msrsbas Uterine Csholieon) and have given proof Of Its
efficacy
My object to ea your 70 comparison Of
its efficacy with the failure your remedies TO
trs It's mild and certain 3cOn with harsh and fatal Ct
fecs of the posOns adm nsered BY the pofsss generally
and to upOu you, value yOuF reputation, TO
MArshalps Uterine Caholicon the f1sk OF being
ased with those physicians, who, pursuing the old beaten
track excite ply for their ignorance eXecraon
or their kuaYey.
J P. BRIDGE, NJ. D.
Secretary Graefenberg Co.
For sale by MACKENZIE a. BECKWITH,
Nashv
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NEGROES FOR SALE
navfOn Ale.

TWENTY-FIVE or thirty Negroes, consisting OF Men
Women Boys and Girls special attention Is ca lied TO
a No cook washer and Ironer and good family servant
vitb a likely child sept22 BOYD X co.
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PERRY COUNTY
sPEAKTNG WHAT THEY KNOW.

These gentlemen take pleasure in esIyng in regard to
Fshnesock's Vernuge, because OF the firm have
used in their private practice physicians for number of
years. and they have known by observation be good
EEw ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, 'S3.
Messrs. B. a. FdhasstOek & Co.
GKETLKMEE:-HaVIng sold your valuable Vermfuge for
time, and having IL used for many years,
would recommend all a safe efficient remedy
all Of worms. In instance have any
evil results following It's administrator but always has It
answered the purposes for which intended been
entirely satisfactory,
Believing that eVey thing that has been forth in
gard virtues strictly accordance obseTva-
lions not only practitioners, but of business,
would unhositat gy ali who read this that il is the
VeTmuge and that its virtues best
snoWn when tried. RILEY, HOOVER & RILEY.
sold wholesale and retail by all the principal drug
gss and country throughout United States
oct Slim
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lCnMPTKnI.LElR.

We are authorized to announce Wn1IAM F. McqREeoR
Of McMnnvIe candidate for Comptroller of the State
sept 4-ts$
We are authorized 10 announce HTsH FRANCIS, Of Wi
chester, candidate for Comptroller of the state
aug 20 -te%
We are authorized TO announce Gen, JANIS 7. DUx,
LAP, Of Paris q candidate for Stale Comptroller.
aug 25-te#
We are authorized to announce GEoReE R McCLEL
LAM of So ivan county candidate for State Comptroller
aug 2l-te
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CARRIACEs.

yT1o all those Who wish 10 purchase Mag "a
1 uiacent Family Coach, Bzrouche, Rocka-
,-av or Buggy, We invite 70 call and eTamine
ar complete Fall stock resolved We
TO 10 and Keep constantly hand Buegss
~ our own make. all OF which warrant superior 70
snv thing ever offered In this market r PECK BIO
kaahVils, seq 4dH corner 0hsrEy and Dsadsnek Vs.
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RAGSi

OWING 10 the fBarSial condition Of the cuntry aad Il
great depression Of trade, hnd necessary 70 reduce
tSe bsce Of Rags 70 Jc per o., 70 take eject amer
~, h,t DAY November S57. After The isi dav OF aovs
bsr il pay Sc cash for good ras; and hope IA ads
vfl he necessity Of this tryna
manufactures. loctl5-Im.i s RHrrEM4K,
Banner, PatriSt and Gazette eop7.
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$1,000 Of notes on the Bank Of Jefferson are
wanted, for which the selling price VIII De gi'ea'
At the Traders Bank, conner Of Union and Cherry
Street. Oct. %, 1851.
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G. wilkinson enters b m, Betty Hawkins,
years old, by Ross, dam by Job, 41l1
Ell Odom enters +, Lucy Brooks, years
old. BY Albion, dandy Sovereign, .
Ps Fowler enters b f. Daisy Burns, by
lambda dam Pacific, years old, 3443
will L. Foster enters b +, Emma Phillips,
s yrs old, by Ebony, dam by Belshs1zsr, , DR.
Time, los; l:49li l:50; E6li
Bette Wilson, Tancred, Laura Spillman and Sea
Breeze are the entries to-day for the Jockey Clut
Purse-three mile heats.
This race will be worth seeing.
P. S. We glad to learn that our friend ). Dicl
Mccain, Esq, has purchased Of Col. Roundtree one
half of Kate Hays the runner of the three year ole
stake yesterday. Two cleverer gentlemen Eevel
oTned cleverer mare and high as was the price paiC
$4,000 for half we predict that she viii prove {
e,od card to the fortunate owner. We hearth!
wish Kate all manner Of good luck in her futur
career If 1t do not prove brilliant one, then Sc
us down as poor judges of horse Jlesh.
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Bragg'S Improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC LIS1MENr.

Have you the BRoNCHITIsf
Have you the NEUKALGIAY
Have sou The Ia K or TOOTaACHRP
Youmsy rid yourself snursy Of these distressing evils
BY The useof Or. Bragg's Arctic LINN ut.
ArsyOu sffe ed with ssresl
Are you suffering from old bruises7
Are you enduring pains from sprainsf
One boule OF the Arctic Hnimsnt win surely give relief
rheumatism is adreadfuI complaint
scfOfula Is laaihsome di easel
Yet such a-eJne wonderful healnE properties Of Brsrz.
Arctic LDiT eut, that viii almost instantly cure acute d
chone Aheum2Lism 70 owe SerOfula and IN KIN thas
most Stubborn OF enemies 70 health, the Cancer,
why will you endure SeurvyY
MY WI you suffer with the Pilssl
When BY using the Arctic Linment you nay and psrna.
Arctic Eminent is the discovery OF the fsrsmsa Dr.
BRAGG, Of Saint Louis who since ssVerinE his con-
ment has devoted the Of % the study which
fas given TO the world LiDimeAt which possesses
more OF the healing quality In this he has success
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
WheL DR.. Kane, under the auspices Of the Und stat -
Government, about proceed 10 tas vast rozer re-
giOns o. the nOrhhmssif medical man-appsd 70 sew
be IN system endure hardshps Of land Of ro and
ice Among others Doctor A 6 BragE then on visit
GENT, which having been submitted he evsTssg snslyss
wss accepted BY Dr. X, and used BY him during
derll voyage Of discovery Hence the origin Of The name
HOW 1T Is RECEIVED.
The very announcement Of iis medicine has been ~
eeved with JOY nd condolences Letters containing cera-
cafes Of permanent y a. the naBars
terry, while expressions of gratitude horne hem By
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The ingredients OF the Arctic Lnimsnt Of the
costly kind while the IL bestowed upon
pou 1dng them by member OF the company Who Makes
personal examination OF every bottle pui up.
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
Frs.
The Arctic Lniment Is alec sovereign remedy for Hos-
ses and Mules am cted with bruises sprains Woands,
scratches sWeny, spawn, ring bone, big head, poll evil &C.
No person owning vOuabs bOrsss mules should With
out IL, i0r II viii cure them.
IL Il Is put in CSC. SOC and 81 bottles he SOC bot
ties and 81 bottles contain so and 100 per Linz
snt in proportion 70 their and cheapest. EV-
person buying one dollar bottle OF BFagZs Arctic Lin
imentSil be fnFnished with EmersOns United stAss Jou
nal for year BY hng up the esrife around eVey
dollar bottle and sending - Emerson, 81 Broadway,
New YORK
For sale by Bragg & BurrOWes, sole proprietOrs,
st. Louis Mo.
W w BRRRY & DBMOVILLR,
Wholesale Agents.
And BY A. H ROSCOE, G.. W. HEN DBRSHOT, and
STRETCH. oct l-dtW&Ely
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE saw WURKi
NJ ~ I'm nnnun IEnEERsnN sngEEl

CtAMUs 81 HASLAA having made important additions
y to hs machinery, and greatly INCREASED DIS facilities
for manufacturing Sone Of every desof On IS equal in
n nt If 6pish md durability to any made II tbs CITY and
a. az o prices and giving his personal attention C the
sstnS oftbe work Be eeis sOna6eat that he giya
satisfaction all who may svo5 ann Win iner orders
- tss h string Corrice to large Lanung Saw Flag
~; ~ Rnsh Hammered Tagging. - Curbing Cupi1g
s Chimney TspAnd al the branches Of SsOnscurtng. &c
cash any CIV. WIN HAsLAlI. Superintendent.
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Having been thorOugeIy Oyerhauled and newly fitted
with superior accommodations ~ comm their regular
ten day trips the first rise OF The communicate
and courteous clerks these steam rs will give CnciH-
natl and Louisville, prompt and satisfactory attention all
orders entrusted TO them. For freight passage apply
Oct2-5m. H Il. HARRISON, Agent
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TgST received per sGesmer Hastings, on eonsignment
ID hhds Smiths Bitter Ale
5bbls do do do
10 x bills do do do
THIS Ale Is equal 10 AsopPs any imported bsHnds
juRsIA CARTER, Mckay & CO.
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isF. LOUIS, Oct. 25-J. c. Stuck, .. s. Surveyor,
the report that several of the surveying
company we're murdered by the Cheyennes and Sioux
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sheriR's sale.

ZY viTturs Of execution to directed from tho
- circuit court OF Bedford county, August term, 1851 in
favOr OF I'm Hutton, assignee, " Cribs and New
m Thompson, 81, Partners Co., and Jaco0 Thompson,
will on the Dist day Of October next, offer rorsae the
court yard gate Nashville TO the highest bidder ior
cash. -Four Likely Negroes tO-W One boy sge IS years,
do sget 20, do aged g, and gh IL years Of
age; levied the property Of NewcOm Thompson 70
SATISFY said execution. sale within LEGAL heurs,
K hDMONDSOA. SHERIFF
rrfT I r. . . 4 hat