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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-05-21
SPRING Salt!
1857.
TO H0IISEKEEpERS.

TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
NTOW IN STOCK, LINEN sHEETINGs. "a Ga
In 81, 1914. Cotton Sheetings A. 81, GA, "a
l0-4, Also, Linen Towels, Napkins, Table Cloths
Fine Cloth Table Covers, fine Table Cutlery, Crock
cry Ware, China, and White Granite Also Looking
Glasses, Wood AID Willow Ware, Tubs, Churns &C.
.lsale cheap, by
D. C. PERRINE.
Freehold March 6, 1857
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Shaving!

Warm and Cold Baths, sc.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY RE-
lifted and newly painted his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooms and is prepared to wait upon the
public in as good style as any establishment of the
kind at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
ing apartments, and hopes the public will favor this
department of his business with patronage that will
enable him to sustain it. There is nothing so con-
dusive to health, pleasant as good Bath, and
particularly is it at this season of the year. Baths
on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday mornings,
TT Perfumery of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale cheap.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended the subscriber hopes for
continuation of the same as he will spare no pains
or expense to have his establishment in every par
ticular, equal to any in the state
ANTHONY FREY.
Freehold, April 16 1857. 25-tf
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Connver a. Arnsa

COMMISSION DEALERS, STAND No. 1874
~ Fulton street Pier, West Washington Market
New York
E9~ All produce consigned to the above firm will
be disposed Of at the highest market value, and
prompt returns made
DANIEL C0N0VER,l [STEPHEN AROSE.
New York June 4th, 1856. 32-1y
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South St Freehold March 26 1857 11tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-24
Aueusta EEnrIEef, AprII a1.

CGTToE.-The past has been a quiet week in The
Cotton trade in consequence of the stringency Of
prices on the part Of holders The great decline In
the receipts now reaching 400, 600 bales, and
the opinion that the killing lrosts have materially
lesseued the chances Of obtaining good stand and
an early bloom OF the nex crop, have created great
confidence on the part of holders We do not pre-
tend to give exact reliable quotations, but the mar
ket may be said be in position where sellers ask
lSs8l34 cents for Goo Aiiddling, and where BUY
ers purchase very reluctantly and sparingly
BAooE.-The stock is very light, and it is doubtful
if more than 200 600 lbs be found IN the stores
Of our wholesale dealers The demand IS good: ana
hogrOund is selling at from i2d to 10 centsIohoul
ders III67l2: Hams IA; and Sides l3gl4 cents.
LARD-We hear Of no sales under 10 cents for
choice Lard in cans or barrels. The supply Is very
light.
CeRN.-some better feeling is manifested In this
article, and we quote from So to SO cents.
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TCoEMUEICATED.
W
THE ATHEN EUM.

1nE. AInLA-ENus
A lady at Columbia writes a very glowing and
rather lengthy account Of Concert by the pupils Of
the Athenaeuu in that city, too long communion
ton for publication It is known, however, that the
School stands deseryedly high. 1t ranks with the
Nashville Female Academy, and some other schools
here which is as much as to say that ii has no supe
rior any where in The Union. The programme Of
the Concert, which was also forwarded, speaks well
for the musical taste Of the conductors Of the school,
and there must be a considerable degree Of excel
lence arrived at or they would not succeed in having
large audience held for four or five hours, spell
bound, not once only, but probably about once in
every month throughout the year.
Among the features to which this fair friend Prin-
Cipally calls attention may be mentioned the Angus
ia Waltzes, performed on Harps and Pianos by six
young ladies, the oldest not over eight years,-ths
Overtures to Massaniello and Overon, by fifteen
Pianos, six Harps, MelodeOn and Organ, while the
flutes, drums and trumpets we're contributed by gen
tlemen amateurs, infected by the same love for mu-
sic that appears to have seized upon all the inhab-
tants Of our sister city Of Columbia There is also
noticed Quick Step by the Juvenile Brass Band
composed Of little boys who attend the School, the
oldest not over or years Of age, who play with the
skill and taste Of old musicians.
Amsng the vocal music the selections from Robert
the Devil, Norma, Don Giovanni, SC, were received
with much appreciation.
Miss Fanny Polk Smith, a very charming young
lady executed many difficult pieces on the Harp and
Piano, bu. the gem of the evening was "Madame
sontag's Polka Song, by Mrs. Cuisine, who has
for several months superintendent the musical ezerci-
ses of this Academy. Mrs. Cuisines reputation is
not confined to Tennessee; she has for many years
resided in New Orleans, and in that Musical City,
she was considered one of the best vocal and usru-
rental performers of the country, not professional
but in skill and talent equaIing the best Of them.
The school ct Columbia is hoUrishing and Mr.. Smith
is rapidly replacing the building destroyed by the
fire a few months since. X.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
EIFOETID BY carr H H HARRISON, srEArBolT AGENT.
PORT OF NASHVILLE.

ARRIvED-Nettie Miller, from Burksyille; Rock
City, Paducah; Commerce, Carthage.
DEPARTED-Aleonia, for st. Louis; Commerce, for
Paducah.
ExPECTED-Reliance, from Pittsburg.
For CINcIYNATI-The fine, light draugbt, freight
and passenger steamer, Quaker City Mcdonald
master, departs punctually this day friday as
above and for all intermediate ports. Her Passen-
ger accommodations are superior, while her officers
are attentive and gentlemanly, thereby proving a
desirable conveyance for those wishing to travel to
or towards the Queen City.
EOE PADUoAH.-The light and superior fast run
ming steamer Rock City, Couch, master, will leave
this day at o'clock, P. NJ, for Paducah. Ship
pers and passengers Will take advantage Of this
facility to the mouth Of Cumberland.
RIVER AND WEATHER-Stage Of wafer on Harpe h
Shoals so iuCbes large, with gradual decline
Weather cloudy, with considerable moderation.
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FRON =. R, TKOMAs, n. D- HEHPHTs'
Dr. Dalton extracted several Of long standing
and eaS Inconvenience the feet OF myself and wife, in
a most skiliul painless and mastery manner. -
Memphis, April 9, 1857. u. X. THOMAS.
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PoRT RoYAL.-The attention Of capitalists is di-
riected to the advertisement Of Mr. JAMES H. NAL
IORT, in tO-days paper, Offering for sale the Port
Royal Hotel and Ferry.
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MARRIED.-On Wednesday, 18th inst, at The res
idence Of benjamin Hudson, ESQ, parish Of st.
Mary, by Rev W. H. Burton, Judge JOHN BLOUST
RoBERTsoN, Of New Orleans, TO Miss ADELAIDE
GORDYt
- On Tuesday evening last The 2lstinst. by Rev.
VIM Mack. Mr.. JOHN FEIERsON and Miss MARTHA
ANN, daughter of Z. L. Mayes Esq, a i Of this
place.-C0I8mbiG Mirror.
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CmCKERIEe's PIANos.-By referring to our sd-
vertising columns, viii be seen that Mr.. L. MEILoR
No. Al College street, is the agent in this city for
the sale of Pickering & Sons celebrated Pianos
The character Of these instruments is SO well known
that nothing is necessary to be said here in their
praise. They are the best that are manufactured.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. MD.
ENTRl a 4
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, Thursday, April 30 1851.
SPLENDID SCHFHB.

unLuE
whole Tickets SO; Halves SO; Quarters s..
Ps address ali orders Tickets me above MRgnin-
- Scbsme 10 7. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 90 Fayette 81, Box No. 40 Baltimore, Nd.
~ T. H. Hubbard & Co. our authorized Agents 70 on
al 1,rb9j1tf r FRANCE & CO.
u.lIf,g.,vortb T. J. Scott.
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NASHVILLE:

RS~ Advertisers would confer great favor on
Us by sending in their advertisement at an early
hour, SO as to ensuring their insertion.
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First Spring Fair,

HELD BY THE DAVIDSON COUNTY. AGRICULTUR RAJ
AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY,
ITO be held al the grounds Of the State Agricultural
a Bureau, on the 7th, sth, and 9th Of May. Family
Tickets for -, admitting whole families 70 the grounds
during the Far may be had the Office Robot LUsk
ESQ ON Coll ge street. Also, single tickets children,
ladies, and gentlemen. THOS B. JOHNSON.
apTs-lm0tWOW Treasurer,
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Mcclure, Buck q Co,

NO. Is MARKEr STREET,
TTAVB always on hand Tin Plats sheet Iron, Iianed
II fouper Rvss, Castings PariOT aEt llaOer Gratesi
stoves fin Ware, sompsts zssorEnent Of aftiess
usually kepg in our line . -
Country Merchants are requested 70 call and examine o.
ocE before D. ug elsewhere, are PREPARED 70
AM Jhsir DIS ueol - goOd any house Gus West
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COMMERCTAI.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE. \
NASHVILLE, April %, 1857. !
TOBACCO-sa7es Of three hhds. at johnson,
Horne s. Co.'S at 30 As, Is 80.
BACON.-shoulders 9 Hams l03 Clear Sides
ID cnnts from WAGONS.
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COINS AND BUNIONS.
T. II. ID ALTON, M D.


LATE SURGEON PEDIST
from Regent street, London, and hGnix Lodge, lae
OF Man. bsgs TO make known, hatb2Vng recently arrived
New Orleans pofeiona aud pleasure tour of this
great wOhd-Amerca-he is At present. en- Vis OF
days only, NASHVILLE, during which time he may
consulted by those afflicted with CORNS, either naTd or
suft; BUNIONs curved, otherwise troublesome JOE-
NAILS All Of which, however long stardtng or bad he
in the abort space minutes, Without the
PAX on INCONVENIENCE site, during their removal or af
his within the reach Of all who require them
Dr. DAltORs consulting room is No. 81, ST. Cloud Hotel,
tel DOORS the Ladies Entrance, and has
connection whatever with the mere public parts Of the
clock, P IL, and IRON till P. NJ, daily during his very
Dr. D. Alton does rot visit under any Circumstances, and
will be very psrttcg lar 70 The above hours
From SoHN P. WALLACE, n. D., MEMPHIS.
Or. Dalton has extracted tea Germs from my IeeI, Win
perfect ease and great skill His knowledge Chemically
hestaLonin recommending him 20 all who require his ser
'iI Memphis, April ,, 1s57. JOHN P. WALLACE.
TRoH T. R THOMAS, n. e, HEHPHIs.
Dr. Dalton extracted several cons Of long standing
and from the feet Of myself and wife, in
m6s ssiiial, painless aud mastery manner.
Memphis, April - 1857 L. r. IhOhAs'
PROM JANIS YOUNG, X. D., HEHPns.
Dr. Dalton has extracted numbeB Of very troublesome
scientific and painless manper have no hesits-
nc Nm a,tsrtiT master cf bis professop
and Ills ewiss a talented 50 rgeon.
Memphis, April ., leJ7 JAMES KOONG'
Dr. UAor has likewise ra, etved numerous ether tsst
m5uas in Memphis gentlemen Of the highest respec
tabl u including Yergsr Esq, Attorney, Gc.j Il
Roche ESQ, Banker. and many others.
He has likewise received similar testimonials from John
G Inge, N. De- l. P Blackburn, NJ D, u Blackburn, ".
b Hon TurGer Judge Major, ChaGlTd, k@l-ion, Eq
O Ne.calr S1cuH, N Marshall, Esd, John %alWoru,
Esq Henry hidElI, ESQ suTget, Esq and others Of
AaICIeZ
Likewise from Srmue A Cartwright, NJ D. considered to
be one eminent pnysCans in the South, from
L CrRwcour u D.. Professor Of hemsry; from SeaTd,
u D. Pr ess0r OF AHas1my aud Oculist eud other equally
well known professional gentlemen Of high standing 10
NEW ORLEANS. which, with thousands from physicians,
surgeons nobility, clergy and Try Of all classes IN
Europe. NAV be application during consul Lailon
hor.rs lEpI2l-u
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100000 DOLLARS!
Maryland Lottery!
ON THE HAV ANA PLA N
Ts be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
THURSDAY APRIL 30, 1857.

r. FRAME 81 CO. Manager
DRAWINGS conducted under the 5uperiaendHnco OF the
J safe Lottery Commissioned
Grand Capitol Prize! yJ Prz OF 81 go chiL0EssJ
Prize IN the Lottery SI0g-NhGl3 Tickets so.
TINS the moe Magnificent Scheme ever dawn I'm Tho
United Staea. Only 5000 Tickets, All 81, which printed
as follows 5000 IN Whole liCkets-jGGJ u Hal iiCkes
10000 in Quarter Iiekets-lUuG1 iU Eighth Tick rs.
ali these Tickets will dCubt be- sold by ths day or
Drawing persons al distance viii forward their orders as
soon as possible.
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METHODIST UNIvERsITY.-We are Informed that
at a late meeting of the Bishops in this city, they
determined on the establishment of first class Uni
versity at Nashville which Will in the end involve
the expenditure of perhaps half million of dollars
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Bn0U MS Y lille.
PUBLIC SALE OF
,iEsfV sEDGEGnFRGR

Thirty Residence LOTS
ON SATURDAY, h7r'l 18Th instant, nj u O'Clock A. NJ,
~ at the Csurl house rats in NashvHe- wis sell 10
pubIr auction -e to go &C tuo most beautiful suourbon
Residcuc- Lots DeEl offered for sale in the vicinity Of
Nashville sl4-od la brownsville "a or - miles iTom
On one Lot near the Galatin Pike there small Frame
Lot No i corner OF VAUGHN Pike and Lindsey street, is
magnificent building % and about 80 Yards from one Of
the finest Springs iH the Couut-s-
Syur hight Lot estoe building sites, front on the
Porter pike. Several Los Gaeiy tmuered.
The brownsville ZhbOrh0nd iu The last few years has
improved more rapidly thansny IN the vicinity Of Nashville
and possesses sup or advauag regards Schools and
lots we viii sell possess unusual depth and fertility Of
soil and are remarkably eligible Building Sites. Mr.. A v
S Lindsey purchase three Lots OF Us in 1852 at Sl 50 pei
acre for which be now asks $500 per In 1854 sold
r. Houston. ESQ., fourth of tue Brownsville Tract.
few months thereafter be sold about 81 acres at profit
90 percent and last Fall he sold about 30 acres more at
profit of 100 cent.
TERNs-i ana years credit, fr notes bearing interes
with sfacory security payable IN fGuk- ana lieu re
t8net persons who buy speculation rive years d.
will be gis en- 20 building purchasers. We VIII AIe gTea
pleasure IN showing he Lots 90 all who wish 70 examine De
lore the sale. J. L. q r. W. BROWN,
D. TRIGs, Aucuonser lapI5-t5J Az Cherry Ct,
LARGE GREEN APPLES,
RECEIvED per Ella and for sa to close consgI
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NAroKAE MEDICAL AssocIATIoN.-This highly
intelligent and interesting body viii assemble in
Nashville on Tuesday the 9th Of May next. Their
meetings viii be held in the Representative Han Of
the State Capitol.
We are pleased to know that our citizens are pre-
pairing on liberal scale to extend to them the hos
pitalities Of our city to conclude with grand BAH
at the Capitol on tie evening Of the 9TH. We take
it for granted that large portion Of the Medical
profession Of the State and citizens generally, will
be present on so interesting an occasion.
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STRAW HAT AND BONNET
&MANUFACTORY, 6
mILLINER AND BLEECHING
Embellishments

2 0UIS r. DESSAEET takes this medium, or i,s,r,
i ing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville and vie1it,
that established At No. Is Cedar street Strs Is
and BOnret Mandatory, Millinery Besching stabIb
nen where be keep constnty hand large and am a.
Tive ASSORTMENT OfSraw Bonnets and Hats. OF various sizes
and description. As manufacture these goods feel ro1
fdent that sell them cheaper hsu they can be
elsewhere in Nashville. Ladies and Gentlemen are respst
fully solicited 70 call and examine my stock am also pT.
pared Clense Beech and Dye all sy Of Straw Goods
have large stock Of Fancy Straw Braid 70 which Inc at
tenon Ladies and Gentlemen desiring goods made 10 or
der is especially invited. Tmara6-ff
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SPRING sioux, 1857 /!
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, AND CARPET BAGS !

r7HR undersigned has Just .eived large and 81,
1 varied assortment Of Sole Leather Travelling &
Tfunss comprising every variety from Is to s3S wv
CHEAP TRUNKS. -
lot Of cheap Trunks containing every description Of
7D'p- LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS.
few extra Ledies' large Dress ISg, Trunks
Sup. Sole Leather vaIises,
with a good assortment oil cheap Va'ises.
AEATHER AND CARPET BAGS.
Fine Velvet ard Tapestry Bags,
Fine Pat. Leather Travelling Bags
Cheap enameled do,
School Boy Satchels, &c, &c.
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' thin Sole Kid Boots, with heels,
do do slippers, do,
do Velvet, nglish and French Lasting Slippers,
do Csl1rsd Toilet rTeucn Slippers
CaILDREN'S CATERS.
Chldren's Morocco and Patent Leather HOeled Pumps
do Black and uolored Lasting Button Caters,
do do and BrOnzed Kid Ankle Ties, with complete as
sOrtment ChidFens Kid aud Morocco bOOts Gers &c
GENTLEMEN'S CATERS.
A few dozen pair Cents fine Calf Congress Caters,
do do do Cloth do
All Of which are offered low for cash BY
apII7-d JOHN RAMAGE, % College st.
A CARD.
TTAVING sold NY Photographic rooms, apparatus, ma
II terals &c. 70 Messrs. hUGHEs BROTHERS OF ms Gy
with a view to reside permanently at my home IN Cum6er
laudc0uuty take great pleasure In recommending ten
as NV successors. Iney gentlemen Of skill and expert
eUce in profession and trust they may receive ina
and liberal share Of business which has ever noWe
The Nessrs Hughes have engaged corps Of artists
rcrinr abilities aud have hesitation in saying tina
they are fully DUAL hsd ber several departments 10 Civ
perfect satisfaction u i VINO may tesiFo the Aneet IhOtO
srs sPPrI3 s''''7' pam J. w. DODGE.
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HUGHES BROS
(sUcCzssEs To }. y. DGE.)
NO, 46 PUBLID sQUARE, AsUVILLE
PHOTOGRAPHS

y1lTHER Plain or ColOred, from the
T. smallest in a Pin 10 s@i59g5 ~
IIFR SIZE on CANVASS. kEssfy s-lefa
This is new feature not hitherto a. SCR ~ 49,
tempted in Tennessee. Our patrons can - 10y
now have old DagueTTeOtypes Of Dc
ceased friends copied as large IS life, and
color natural by describing the complexion color n the
hair ewes dress &C. The public respectfully myHed 10
cal al the Gallery and s0ecimens, over hieks' China
Hail. PabHc Square, Nashville.
aDFIa-dn P. b. & G.
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z N ms nan 8
AND
E ANCY GOODS.

+ II ~ ~ L u ~ ~ - -
lust rgre59 cd per cypress npur5 assortment Of Shirts
q Neck I--- l.sFl.s. Col. u.s. Dressing Robes. Sus-
penders HaEH9se, Stocks .I ads '. GLOW e, Unlerwesr
ofevery variety Trunks Naes and Carpet Bggs. Also,
fresh supply OF Perfume and Toilet soaps, Har Tooth and
Nail Brushes Together ih choice Iut %. ort Buffalo,
and Ivory Combs, We ny - 40 DO eNlHiae Stock
and prom Sc TO sell at moderate prices.
= 81. M'EIEEsr
Ladics'aud Gentemeu Furnishing Store, corner Of the
Square and College street. april
CDLOSFD SHIRTS.
lust received las assortment OF Colored Shirts latest
- styles and al various prices. J. II. AoGlLL.
SHIFT KOsDlfS.
WE have superb lot OF EpsPEs for shirts,
w Of them Handsomely embroidered ioT sale by
april !. II. MCGlLL.
FANCY GUODS 4sD TOILET AE;Ilt E.Es'
list received fresh supply NJ Lubil's extracts, Co
81 I1gnCs, Hair Dyes. Hair I uN Marrow, DC Every
variety of Hafr, Tooth, A- Flesh and Cloth Brushes
Ladies and Geiemons iEss.r cases.. Also, SstcheIs
JaGas, Men aud noHaes- West and sleeve SuoTs,
Coat Links: Pearl. silver and Morocco Port N0uaes Bead
gnd SIX Purses: Shelf Paf. Tucaa-, BEADING Fine
Tooth Combs choice variety of Eug and Palm Leaf Faus,
Pocket Knives auu Eazorss single ia sets, and for
sale hy ). H. NC1lAl-
Ladies and Ge-amens FurEisdir Store, corner College
street and the square. lanFl
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Ia We direct attention to the advertisement o.
HTLLNAE g. Bios, PrOprietors Of the Iron Depot
on College and Markets street. They have the most
complete establishment of The kind in the city.
Their building has been recently enlarged for The
purpose Of accommodating their trade and extends
from College 10 Market street, distance Of about
two hundred and thirty feet, and constructed with
proper regard for the nature Of their business The
foundation and supports of the floor being remarka-
bly, secure
Those desiring articles in their line will always
find ample sock Of all articles advertised on hand.
Rsg- One Of the most fashionable and popular
resorts during the last summer was Beaver Dam
Springs We are gratifed to learn that prepare
tons are being made to maintain, if not increase,
their popularity during the approaching summer
For health, pleasure or comfort, there are few
places that have greater natural advantages than
Beaver Dam. Mrs. KELLER the widow Of the late
Dr. KELLER will be in charge Of the property, which
is guarantee that every thing viii be made agree
able to those who may choose to make this their
resort from the heat and dust of Summer, incident
to city life.
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For Sale

a Ibis tract IS beautifully situated Che n t
Railroads IA miles from Nashville lnr Is Known r1 Dr. .
the very best lald IN hgt1srf7rI county. m
good cedar fence aud nrztY CuYa0u Che lslcl elI
umbersd Hlrcsne Crees runs through ra slrrs t-atl
aaordlng abuEd OF water tho DIGEST
are slso number ~ perpetual springs. when uEe-
very dosl able S.ucs Farm. The s1 o. ls enough
CO, grain -rdss.
The improvement consist Of frame seven
81 oItholses complete, gin, barn. 1.-5.a etc The
subscriber viii be i 3a-nFil.e o. few weeks. and VIA aa8
pleasure saoFu - przis. BOY Elg uag #ea.5 10
pursbase Terms aasyi possession given lluH1i-ts.F
febTI-Lf -Hr
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HIM u. E.ra.r

NY person related to John e.. Shaw. tHc'lr TIF vas
"A born n lrel-ud, ami emgFE.s t1 lls Ur.e. -lesi
AID cted 90 a.s way I-,z lzlUlsau" .rllI m JED
viii md tt O. theif interest 90 ars7 g. u f'haill
Nashville, Tenn ..H-r.-.-.l .a.-u-
Fl Lits'8 Rock taTzJ True UrT8c.. l1a New YORK
wen copy ~ Lm0IH-0f o. and scaF accents lli
cf5le.
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SEWING NI-E--L--


s have sold out my Cabinet Establishment 20 r. vs..
y SHansr q Co., all persons indebted rasDsr-
fully r-qussed call and settle their accoun without de-
Law otherwise tHey will be pui into the hands Of Collector
for collection.
wish il distinctly understood that tie above notice Ia in
tended Tor every person thai tbs amount OF
solitary dime. j. W. McCOMRs.
april5-dln. Church street. near Cherry street.