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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

SPAIN AND MExIoo.-The correspondent of
the London Times writing from Madrid, 18th
February, says:
The Spanards are reported as everywhere
abandoning their estates and establishments,
aud flying from their prosecutors, aud ina ny
Mexicans as following their example, to the
great detrment of their property, at az impor
tant season for various agricultural operations.
The Spanish Government is determined to take
0igOrotts measures to aUenge these injuries, and
intends to Jit out a powerful expedition to pro-
coed from Cuba and act upon the cfensioe; but
the difficulty is, as usual, want ofluoney. This
want which makes itself felt in many ways
can, it is thought, be got over by no other
means than by combining the Mires loan with
an adjustment of the coupon question. Mr..
Mires having proceeded to London, it will pro-
badly transpire there, with more certainty
than it can here be ascertained, to what ex-
tent he is authorized to propose such an ar
raDgemenf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

Is eODphAnes VIII order q The heSosae,s CIcel'
81 kOb@rison Connty. made a. - fspraafy tsr,
1887 A tn carse err Paynss hrir - her guardian,
yno A. Payne 70 sen House ard Lot, VII onsf for sac,
on MONDAY the 6th day o. ApsI As ~ toslns Ooony
Tennessee O. credit o. one, no and three yeari thas
VaaAbie Tavern Roas- long aud hsorshy knosn ~ he
east corner s Pahc sauarc fpulna 10 test % Main
al US on MAJ streets about y ac7esl me House
a. risht - es a. SasneEs house or private rsseace;
1890 roonas cellars ke. On The Lot all
,-ce.erv at bilsse bose stshisss e4senS &C.
so pgrsrsy VII b sold credit Of one two and three
~ars "a interest," IRON ckta Two foed sscnElAss VII
e rsssssd - ne pufcasef ara hen retAned on the
-ortv unt d q for Cash fsr cstsof saleiD adTAnce
F-,a.,-bs-sd JOHN 5. HUTCHINSON. =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
For the Patriot.
THE FAIRY's KISS, or Spear Keins Dream

Stretched upon yielding rug,
Before my fire bright cleaning,
Unknowingly, fell asleep,
And soon then fell to dreaming:
Hours from the |" fairy land"
Game and passed before me,
Fitting round my PROSTATE form,
While some bending DER me.
One there was-whOse angel face
shone purely and brightly,
Whose every motion was a grace
She stepped so 1.-THE and lightly.
Radiant her brow, and fair,
OF innocsnce and purity,
Her deep. blue eye 10 dreams subdued
OF misty, dim futurity.
She seemed the sovereign Of the rest,
For costlier robes ArrAyed her,
And at the motion Of her wand,
Each nymph Obeisance made her
She clapped her hands, they vanished all,
Herself alone remaining;
Twas then felt her magic spell
My very soul enchanting.
Descending lightly 10 the door,
This beautiful creation
Bent DER my head-I held my breath
In specifies admiration.
by heavensi did nOl her lips press miner
felt them, surely, sticking:
awOke and found my terrier-dog
Ny gp-tsraSd cEsa0s hckingl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
CHAGCFRY SALE

DY virtue oia decree q he Chancery Court atNashve,
- a. Its May tern, $780, in the Of Wnlans
ais sarah A. Jordan et ais will the 2ist day %
March next az the Court yard Gate, said city, expose
Tor public sale, TO the highest bidder, Let in Ralch
Whitesdes Addition, decrbsd follows. Beginning al
the corner Of Vine and Crav ford streets thence aong Vine
sireeE Is feet TO Loekhar corner thence with LoehhatS
Inc one hundred feet % stake, thence By line through
sad lot 70 feet stake ford street, thence with
The Inc Of Crawford street hundred feet 70 the begin
ming.
TENNsSald property WILDE sold credit Of six nips
and twelve months, Notes vel scared and hen retained
frbtT-td G. ID. BRiEN,C. a NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

A HOUSE and LOT Summer street, free from tax, SO
"A feet, with new brick house.
Two LOIS Vine street, between Spring and Broad.
Lot Market street, South Nashville, on which is a
comfor able brick dwelling.
Two Lotsin Edge6eld, fronting the Gaatin Turnpik
Campbel's Store.
One Lot on High street, North Of jefferson street.
Five Lots Ia McGavock's Addition, College street.
Two Lots in McGavock's Addition, Summer street.
For terms, sppyto SAM'L CROCKETT,
febl9 No. IS College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of FL Fas directed from the Clerk
d Of the Criminal Court Of Davidson County its De-
cember term, 1885, will on the 18th day of April next,
expose TO the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
house yard gate in Nashville all the right title claim and
interest that Parmea Street has in and certain piece
parcel or lot Of ground lying and being in the County of Da
wilson, State Of Tennessee and City Of Nashville, fronting
81 feet Cherry least side thereof and running
Crdde Street. bounded the north by the lands OF
Fanny Scott and the south by the lands Of Elizabeth
Ra,hbone, upon which lot there is situated two story
house. Sale within legal hours.
j. X. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
mil By x. II. CAMPsELL, Dep. Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND WARRANTS IN
TIE NORTH. WET.

w B. STOKES will leave between the LIST and 10Th Of
w April next for the purpose Of locating Land War
and investing money IN Lands and Town Lots in the
State Iowa. and the Territory minnesota. He expects
visit al parts Of that State and Territory and the
try around Lake Superior City, and be proposes invest
money lands and locate warrants for others the low
price per acre. and 10 per invest
mensin land and town property. All who may desire
engage his services will address him Liberty DeKab
county Tennessee. This will be his second trip the
North west for the purposes above mentioned and he
promises give prompt and vigant attention to all busi-
ness III At may be consigned to him.
feb9-dWktriWlm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
TO FURNITURE AND CEDAR WARE MANU-

TO FURNITURE AND CEDAR WARE MANU-
FhCTURERS
TNHE subscriber having just arrived In this City with
commission from Of the largest Piano Forte and
Furniture Warerooms in the city OF Memphis is anxious
to make arrangements, upon liberal terms with Manuac
tuers OF Furniture Cedarware for supply fevery
tcle in the above line He has, also, what is styled
Ne Plus Ultra" in the way Of laborsaVing machines
wit: TYLER'S PATENT WASHING MACHINE
This entirely article aud cle the Kitchen Of
every thing heretofore introduced in this line He
ready for the manufacture Of thousand Of
these Machines which he is DESTROYS Of having constructed
withoutdelay few County Rights, in Middle Tennessee,
for sale.
The undersigned can be at Room No.. City Hotel,
for the next ten days, at time before 10 o'clock NJ
or after O'Clock p. NJ. x. g. McDOU6ALL,
feblS Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

DY virtue ola decree Of the Chsncery CO1Ft Nash
ID vile, stits November term, 1856 in he Of Mar
tina NJ. Wyatt Nicholas knight and others wiz the
2sth day Of March next the Court yard Gate IN said
city fer public sale the highest bidder traci Of
Land stuatc Ia Cheatham county belonging 70 The estate
o. SPsnesr Wyaa, deed containing four hundred aad
thirty acres more % iess. Il. j.. e.. ~ -
TEnss -Four and SIX months credit, notes vel secured
and lien retained q d. BRIEN,
fb24 r- Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
ROARDENG.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommodated with
n board, II application be made at 20 High Street, three
doors north Of Broad 1t is within five minutes walk Of
the Square, in healthy location few gentee dsyboard-
ers can be accommodated. fm12-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
APrRorR1Ar1oNs BY CoNekEss.-The follow

AFFRAY IN WAsHINGToN.-A letter from
Washington of the 9th, says: "a fatal atfray
occurred about nine last night, on the Nation
al Hotel corner The combatants were said to
be detachments of the Baltimore Eighth Ward
Club and the Northern Liberty Fire Company
ofPhiadelphia.s From whatI can gather, at
the outset the Baltimoreans were too much
for their opponents. About thirty pistol shots
were fred several balls penetrating the Morse
Telegraph Office. The fire company finding
themselves overpowered, retreated, leaving
one of their number fatally wounded, and, pro-
curing reinforcements and -muskets, pursued
their opponents to a considerable distance
down the avenue. Today rumor says that the
wounded man is dead"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom Moore's Life Complete
W. I. Berry & Company
NAVE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
TIL o NJ A S NJ o OR E..
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. royals vo., cloth
nnininns Of the Prtfs.
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL
2 vols. royal vO., CLOTH

Opinions Of the Press.
Who has heard Of Tom Moore, the Irish Poet? To
all who have read his popular Melodies, this new work
viii exceedingly interesting especially the ausooog-
raphy Of the Poet from his earliest recOeeons to man
hood We heartily recommend nv. ]. Courier.
Thomas Moore is the last Of The great poets that hour
ished in the beginning Of the century biography, 20
ably written be esgsry sought sfer. The public
are eaty indebted to the Messrs Appleton for the cheap
and elegant manner in which tn sy have issued itS y
Com. Adv.
This work has been much looked for with interest BY
the admirers Of the sweetest bard Of modern times The
new work has not disappointed Us The sparkling yyaeity
Of Moores letters vii reeommend hem models OF style
to hos who aim a. einencs in sPistOlary correspond
! ence.s-AL5GHy Register.
Every who has the least taste for elegant literature
will al once procure copy Of the work" Caaris''o"
Courier.
# seems to that Lord John Russell has prepared
very eredshle work indeed He evidently entered upon
it eonanore and has We think pursued it to the end with
fidelity, enthusiasm aud accuracy "-BytiAA Co1onia.
The work has two great attractIonsone the subject
the other editor But look into 1t without
seeming that answered the highest expectations that
could be lesitiuafey formed ofi The work w course,
be gem the literature Of the dsy."-ARasy Argus.
"That is edited with ability, the name Of Eng'ands
great statesman is suaraty."-M r. CRurehnGR.-
"Moore's Life BY Russell presents striking picture Of
English life, such within the observation and
perience Of the post" Souticra OArs,ian Adrocats.
ave the mlnutis feetiue ct eesera OF the
most versatile, vouptuous and meodeous bsrs who
sang. His ntimaees With all the genuses Of the day.
whether they poets artists. statesmen, aud the
navee with which he honestly tiles away, about every
thing in hi own literary life his social either, in which
latter but be amused his bon vivant propensies
have in his style Of narratiog them much charm
iorus than generally find in the private life Of Of
genius where the decorousy drawn aside
as we find 1t here. "-SdturdQy BHdget
| w. II. ". a Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE's LIFE AND
! CORRESPONDENCE, in vols. 1s mo-, cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
Napoleon at st. Helena.
w. II. BERRY s co. have Just received

W. t. BERRY s. co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, Interesting Anec-
dotes and remarkable the Emperor dur
ng the Five and HALF Years Of his Captivity. Collected
om the Memorials Of Las Casas, O'Meara MonthoIaon
AntOmmaeehi and others. By John O. Abbott With IL
lustrations. / vol, svo cloth
Extract from the Preface
The genius Of Napoleon astounding Aubranches OF
human knowledge seemed alike fan Mar to his gigantic
mind. His conversations az S. Heens scattered through
the num~r as and voum ncus memorials of those Who
CLEANED them, are replete WITH interest
There no mind which viii not be iRvigorated by fami
arty with those profound thoughts expressed with so
much glow OF feeling and energy OF dction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

DANAWAY from Decatur Furnace, in Decatur county,
III Tennessee in July last Negro JOHN. for whose
recovery and putting in all in this state We will pay $50
n taken of the State and secured In jail will pay
500. W purchased said boy Of James NJ Mnrrell of
Nashville in May last Said Boy weighs about ls5 pounds,
is black and heavy SET about feet inches high,
bnshy hair The only recoected Is the first joint Of
right eft thumb-n positive which, He talks real
African language and seems alittle tongue tied.
GOLLAOAY, CHEATHAM CO.,
febl3 Clifton PO-tOtnce Wayne county, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOK SALE
COTTON CORD.

consequence Of Of stock during the winter months
and accidents to machinery, by hre, at Of prn
cpa Cotton Factories there s only onetenh Cotton Cord
enough made to supply the orders which receive for the
article. doing the best can to supply customers
In filing part Of the orders they 10 turn and pub
sh by Of explanation TO those who have favored
me with their orders. s. NJ BARRETF,
WOODWARD aRd COroage Dealer,
march8-lm Cincinnati, D..
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FOR SALE.

E,HKHOSEsfEkD % MATHEW NILSSON, DDc'0 -
Fhis tract il heausifsily situated on TIE y. @ -
Railroad "a mles from Nashville and i knoun 10 BE ne
Vsre hss Iaad IL Rathesosd eoauty So under
z,aa esar knca AL nosfiy - eHltiFaaiaa rs eeence
e tiu,bensd IIarEaue otes1 throust ne entire
tracsafsrang anaeantSnce q Eassr h tfyesf seeson
fkels A. - 4nehsr II perpsluAl sprnks, vh,s zsske
Vsrs dssrshis ssock ter, ne sol y fee eeoesa -
spfas ~ r, aaf vel a1AP,ed = Ne gfoHh q sesions
takae1t. 1Fn'a grass
eanslst q ffanae eag siSA seyen
roans Al t4l h41se8 eoupisfe, ga barn, stabies etc
ne hscribef Nif u Naahxl1e afRN sees aaa eRl
aske saurs Ia AoEine he rTensts q any she ~ DE-
sifsae ReleAas4. fHws cay paaie4rlen 8stsa e.slf
e1ely. sttl Eaio~W = NAA7oN-
= .sssss-Haa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

FIRE ON SUNDAY EvENING.-GREAT TRIUMPH
OF THE STRAIN E-ENGINEs.-During the
heavy gale on Sunday evening, Gre broke out
in row of buildings on the corner Of Vine
aud Canal streets. These buildings are com
posed entirely of wood, old, dry, and highiyin-
flammable. This fact, taken in connection with
the no less alarming circumstance that high
wind was then prevailing, left nc hope in the
minds of those who witnessed the fire that any
of the buildings could be saved from destrue-
ton. The alarm was given, however, and in
few minutes immense streams Of water were
being poured on the burning timbers from sew
en- steam fire-engnes; and in an incredibly
short time twenty minutes) the TIRE was en-
tirely extinguished. This speaks volumes in
favor of the steam fire-engines. In the midst
of terrific gale of wind, with fire fercely
raging in the midst Of row of buildings Of a
most inflammabe nature they were severely
tested, but came ont Of the conflict victorious
Had it not been for these powerful engines, to-
gether with the indomitable energy Of the fire.
men, the entire block would most certainly
have been destroyed d. Cincinnati Enquirer,
HlTch 3D.
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ToR SALE, RKNr or KxgHASeE R0R CITY
pR0PFRTY

A SMALL FARM. nnasF god ssdaF ~
a., fsaes aboat ~ aies fr0m toe square, lzsssH
S4sA On the SolsnsTilr fite adfointux cant. liz.
- James susiih's, ceutainiag ~ acres IN
.-sy-,satr Erase COO aFe fssse VIII roozax Kkehen
si-sa.rs- iaaeirs III J. TAYLOR
ersff-fI s..t. a. q A. o. 3 a. P1eksl once.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

fTsHE andarslxuaf o1srs Cor tas ten Jacks soze 81
uhicA are npuards Is aneea hknds b Fh aad sixteen
gsnnsas Asa oae shcrpsE brsa hsy Stnlsn kans.ss
sF seGrs old past. nPRaFl a nxteen Asnds h1sh 81
imported e7FeselEn. dan ~ smPofis Lesi4fhAu rrsnf
aa hg et4hoi4ef, p14 savers AoTeHBh bred M4Es snd
FIIes II assisted 6iznesa. 1QBsEesEn snd Lssialhan
- 10 b a. a. RtAEastien IN &aExon counEg Tea
ne.see fog inrlsF parliealass address ageAf Mr.
Lsea eArisa Pp.l uses Teuazzaee ua 81 lAe presi.
-. Asa Is fhy saihotissd u se
asns8-lmilriseN W. ". W0cDFoEK.
Asse4 : ~ ssaiss s.ssss.s .ssss = 80
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Wanted tn Hire

INoR the balance Of the year. NEGRO BOYS, between
the ages Of II and 5 and also, two able bodied MEN
for which the highest price will be paid. Those having
such to hire viii do well to call on
mI2 T. r GLASC0CK, ARept.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

WASHINGTON GossIP. The Hon. George W.
Jones, of Tennessee, who has been ia Congress
for sixteen years, and is up for reelection, is
spoken of as the successor of the Hon. Elisha
Whittlesey, as First Comptroller of the Treas
ury. Both gentlemen have been pleasantly
honored with the title of Watch dog of the
Treasury. Lou Oour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

H- The Sydney Morning Herald states
that q nnsgei Of gold was recently found a.
Louisa Greek, New South Wales, the value Of
which Is sstitnstsd at 10000. Il weighs
aboas I've dwt, bot there Is very little gold
visible 90 he surface. Thisisthelsrgest mug
get Of sold yet discovered in the world. It's
discovery produced quite sensation. s.
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'NASHYIILE THEATRES.

HIs establishment eli for ne re9uar fPfinE ana
1 s4nneE Season, On MONDAY RNEsiN9. MARCH
stth With A nan ana elEcient htock Celnpaay.
Mr. coaLnozE aheentaens TraEsaIaa. snsnxed, kad
pln 4ppesr y Epls eflAFer.ie eeeste.<F. 80 e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN.-The State cleo
ton in New Hampshire for Governors, mem
bert of Congress and State Legislature, takes
place on Tuesday next. John S. Wells is the
Democratic candidate for Governor. The
State gave Fremont last fall, on test vote,
five thousand majority which is heavy pre-
ponderance in so small State
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

and half inches, leaving unemployed space of
seven inches on each crsnk-pin. 1t is proposed to
remedy the heating by increasing the bearing sur
face, and to this end long brasses or boxes will be
extended quite across the intermediate space, CIV
ing total bearing Of twenty-four inches in length,
which viii, we presume, prove amply sutncient.
The evil is very considerable and necessitates
the pouring of considerable stream OF water upon
the bearing all the time the engines are in motion,
and the result of such stream poured on rapidly
moving parts is very serious in wetting the engine
room.
These frigates are believed to be capable of
throwing greater weight of shotin the same time,
and that Of the most destructive kind. known to
modern warfare, than any war vessel ahost All,
excepting the Nisgsra are pierced for sixty guns,
and can easily carry them whenever such immense
surrounding power is required. The iron SHAFT
connecting the propeller of each with its motive
power, is from $50 to l4l feet in length Zach OF
the piEot-guns weighs. without carriage. about
12, 200 pounds, and the total weight of armament
of each igste, exclusive of carriages is over $780,
900 pounds.-N. 7. Tribune.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TEE STAR AND TIE CLOUD; Or, Daughters Love. By
A. s. Roe, author Of 'Long Look Ahead"
TEE GOLDEN LEGACY. A story Of Liies Phases. By
lady.
IvoRs By the author Of "Amy Herbert" In two vols.
THK HOUSEHOLD ANGEL DISGUISE By Leslie
KATHIE BRAHps. Preside History Of quiet Life
DoRz. By a Stroller In Eurepe.
"My Dress is splendid you behold,
Blazing with the rudy gold."-FAusr.
NEW GRENADA Twenty Months in the Andes.
THa MERCHANTS AND BANKER's REGISTER, 1857.
Just received by Express, and fOrsaie by
mara CHARLES W. SMITH.
FSRFBER SUPPLY OF KANE'S ARCTIC EXPE.
DITION Just received by CHAs. W. SMITH.
mil &c
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Notice.

DY virtue Of attachment out before Josiah
IL Tis, Esq and judgment rendered In favor Of II II.
Hammer, against A c. VIM, shall expose public sale
to the highest bidder for cash. the Court yard
the 2Sth Of MARCH, 1851, certain NEGRO GIRL named
MALNDA, about is years old, levied the properly Of
said VIM, 70 satisfy said attachment and hs costs thereon
Sale in lawful hours.
THos. HOBsoN,
ms-9et O. ID g
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Pn1eaaa-rhs Hillsboro tlll.) Herald, Of d

PnkcaaA The Hillsboro (Ill.) Herald, ofths
ssth Fsbrnsrs, says: IS 49, tssss
"There seems 10 be at the present time ahne
prospect 81 having this season "a Abunaaht
supply VI this luscious fruit. The bnds are I'll
alive M this neiRhhoyhnod. and NE Assr the
sane report irom al pafta Of the eonufry, and
unless desifos 81 p lAse tFeesess Which i sel-
dom the case, those trees That nurvlgea the
drpnfh u lnal sninluer and ihn beseFitB of llle
cold OF she winief previous, win Be lgaded.B
{ 49, - - go .sis.sss .sassa tE8fsso
49, 9rrf4 eassttA
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CHANCERY SALES.
ChnncerV Sale.

Chancery sale. 1900
IN compliance with decree OF the Chancery Conrt az
Nashville. Al the November Term, IS g. In the ease Of
Albert Dreyiovs et ais BY pGrts shall the 4h
day o. April next, expose for public sale 70 the highest
bidder az the Courtyard Gate ia said city, the following
described lot parcel OF Land lying tho North side
Lack Rranch, being part OF Lot No 81 Ia Bach Whssdes
Addition 20 Nashville and bounded foIiOws. Couanen
ing At A. L. samus' pcke fence and running the said
lick branch and thence running uth the meAnders Of said
branch down the point halfway between Cherry
and College srests thence line halfway between said
streets land In parallel hne with them hothl 80 point
at right angles with The begnning thence in straight
to the beginning Their Is more tenements on said
property more particular description q which viii be
given on the DAY Of sale.
TEEAsOne and ts0 years. with notes well secured and
len rotSined. fsb25-ui Q. d. BRIRN, O. ~
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THE NASHVILLE PUBL ISHING AND PRINTING
Company. D..

DOCKS for the Capital Stock Of this Com
II pauy will be opened at the Office CT s. Lindsey,
No SO College street saturday the 9Th nst and will
continue open from day to day, until sufficient is sub
scribei organize said Company prescribed by the
Act charterng said Company.
ROLFE s. SAUNDERS,
Cnn1rli sainn
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In Oovington, on the 2sth ult, Mr.. BenjA-
min Snow was married to Miss Nancy Sleet
Trusting that their marriage may prove most
happy and productive of many little ''snow-
crops" We welcome the oongenial couple 20 the
fraternity of Benedicks. - Winchester Chr0n-
iele. uR ~.
The above paraeraph is decidedly Cool
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oARRAss2 SEED.

4 MOTHER fresh supply u Drom Head and Plat Dutch
III Cabbage seed th "a receiFvd and F sale Al wboe
sale and reiAlby Ea HERMAN RAINS.
March 10.
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DOTATOES:-1OO bbs White Meshanock Potatoes,
l. to arrive the amer Rescue
ALSO-25 Sacks Pink Eye Potatoes, to arrive on the
steamer Seventy-six
mar4 CARTER, MCKAY & co.
(NLOVER SEED.-25 barrels Glover Seed, to ar
~ rive on the SeVenty-Six.
mari CARTER, MCKAY co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
For Sc. Louis.

'INEE splendid steamer sALLIEd T1 -
4 WEST CoRBEf Master, viii leave EEOtN73A7 |
for the above port and All intermediate.l1<H
landings. TODAY, FRIDAY, the 18Th inst) at O'Clock
P NJ. Forfreight or passage spPy on board or 10
marchlS A. HAMILTON, Agent.