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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

Sr. PAUL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - This
is the name of society organized in this city
last winter, by few of our enterprising aud
90 ahead young men. During the winter,
the society held weekly meetings at each
enc of which, more or less joined the Asso-
citation, until now it numbers quite respect
| able list of contributing members who have
already on hand, at the society's room, the
nucleus of what we hope will prove an extern
sive library.
The society is organized on the same plan
of the Mercantile Library Associations OF
Eastern cities, and its object the mental I'M
provement of it's members. The reason why
the word "Mercantile" was struck out OF the
title, was, in order that young men OF all pur-
snits MIGHT becnme members Of the Institu-
ton, regardless of their belonging to the
mercantile class of community. Last winter
their meetings. with one exception, were pri
vate except to members of the Association,
in order that they might have time to pre-
pare themselves for giving public entertain
ments, which they design doing the coming
winter should our citizens favor them with
their attendance. In these entertainments
they do not design following after the old
hackneyed and WORKOUT system of giving
course of public lectures.
1t is a system that was good enough in its
time, and interested people then, to some ex-
tent now the ablest lecturers in the eastern
part of the country fail to draw anything of
an audience to listen to them which is con
vincing proof that thepeople have become
surfeited on lectures and desire change
The mode of proceeding in these public
meetings, by the Library Association will be
similar to that of last winter viz: A dis
cussion, by speakers selected for that pur-
pose, of some subject Of general Importance
to be followed by the delivery of a short
Poem of humorous and entertaining char
acter. In this way they hope to interest the
public.
The Association intends to resume its
meetings in few weeks at its Rooms on
Third Street. where those wishing to become
members can have an opp ortunity of uni
ting.
The President of the Association is CHAs.
+. MAYO, Esq, and the Vice President, is R.
f. HoUsEwoRTH Esq At the session of the
Legislature last winter through the exertions
of these gentlemen chratOr was procured
for the Association, which gives them privil-
eyes of favorable character, to the accom-
plishment of the objects for which the Asso
citation was formed. We hope to see it sue
coed, and meet the most sangune expecta-
tons Of its enterprising founders.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

MACHINERY FOR THE MINNESOTA RIVER.
We noticed, on the levce yesterday, lot
of machinery, directed to the Belle Plain
Company, at that place, consisting of a steam
saw mill, planning, lath and other machines,
awaiting transbihment to that point.
The fixtures and engines for steam saw
mill and other works were lying near it, d.
rccted to some one in lie Seur. The people
OF the Minnesota valley are determined to be
we'll supplied with machinery and saw mills.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

THF WEATHER yesterday was cold and
disagreeable, and seemed to throw damp
on business and travel. 1t was dull day
all over town, and there was nothing worthy
OF itemizing occurred anywhere.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

THE Gas COMPANY have received some
more fixtures and pipe. The work of laying
the pipe goes bravely on, and ere long not
only the public lamps, but private houses
will be supplied with this beautiful light
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA.

The Scott Legion, accompanied by Gener-
al Patterson and Ex- Governor Geary, started
from this place at ten o'clock this morning
for New York.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF LUMBER
Lumber has declined in price recently from
10 to 70 per cent. A large supply, and
scarcity Of money has probably produced
this.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

THE Gas PIPES are about being laid up
John Street, as far as Ninth. They already
extended down Seventh Street to John.
Bye the by, when is the macadamsing
of East Seventh Street to be finished p
Hasn't it been in hand nearly long enough ?
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ICOl. BentOnss Health.

WAsuINCToN, Sept. IA.
Col Benton's physicians pronounce him
better this morning, and express hopes Of his
recovery.
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THE CITY.

GA ROMANCE IN REAL LlFE.-One OF
those little episodes which are happening all
around us every day, and which, from ina
bility to see into, we know nothing of, was
told us day or two ago, by an acquain-
lance.
Some months since, young merchant do
ing business in a tlourishing town up the
Minnesota River, went East and married a
young and accomplished girl to whom his
faith had long been plighted. He bore her
away from luxurious home, where she had
been reared in aifluence and luxury, to his
own Minnesota home where, as he had not
been long resident, all the conveniences and
luxuries of Eastern homes had not yet gath
cred around him. 1t was borne uncomplain-
ingly for some time by the ''high-born lady"
but at length dissatisfaction with her lot
overbalanced the tender love for the man
whom she had followed two thousand miles
to share his Western homo, and she deter
mined to returned to her relatives. An OPP
portunity soon presented itself Her hush and
was called to leave home on business, intend
ing to go up the Mississippi. He came here
to st. Paul first, to procure conveyance
back into the country.
Meantime, the homesick wife passed lone
ly night in her humble hyme, and next morn
ing early, packed large travelling trunk be-
longing to her husband with her own clothes
and valuables, and in an hour more, was on
board Minnesota packet, on her way down
to st. Paul, to catch Galena boat. AT
noon, she was transferred, with her baggage,
to down-rver packet at our landing. Nat
srally tmid, and seeing group of men at
the office bar, she did not apply to the clerk
for passage, but prevailed on the chamber
maid to give her stateroom, which she OBJ
tanned.
As luck would have it, it rained, or gave
prospect Of rain that morning, and Mr.. -
was prevented from completing his business
here, and getting conveyance into the
country as he had intended Having some
bus ness on the packet which was to go out
ANA' AO SeOpPSo ou uOdIu VI uer,
and went to the clerks Office. What was
his surprise to see there his own well-known
travelling trunk, which he had LETT at home
thu day previous! Bur, larry and robbers
came Immediately into his mind, and he in
CURED of the clerk concerning it. But he
knew nothing OF it, or who had brought it
'here. An inkling of the facts just then
flashed on his mind, and the books were ex-
amlned but no such name as Mrs. - ap-
peared on the list; further inquiry of the cham
BERNARD was instituted, which revealed the |
fact that lady answering Mrs. IS de-
scription was in her stateroom. The three
then proceed to No. where Mrs. - |
was found. She refused to see or converse /
with her husband except in the presence of
the clerk. An explanation ensued, however,
when the husband learned, for the first time.
how much his bride had suffered unkn own
to him /; the result of which was that Mrs
- fell into his arms, declaring she would
never, never leave him again. A Manl.ato
packet was just ringing its last bell, and be-
fore night the couple were again in their
own house on the banks of the Minnesota
River, contented therein
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

Messrs. COFFIN & BALL, Clerks of the War
Eagle, are good boys. We are debtors of
theirs to the extent of bundle of late pa
pers.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

The FRANK SrEELE.-This boat is now
running from St. Paul to the town of Louis
VILE
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SAINT PAUL.
G A TIL C A RI & G. %. IS

G A T H C ART & CO.'S
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GODS,
S SELECT DRESS GOODS,
PER LAST STEAMER.
We have just received our
FIRST IMPORT TON
superb Paris Dress Goods!
sHAwLs,
EMBnOIDERIEs,
LACEs,
KID GLOVES,
SCARFs,
&C., &C., &c.
We would particularly the attention Of our
some Of the
HIGHEST VELVET AOBESs
EVER IMPORTED!
SUPERB POPLINS,
CHENILLE SHAWLS,
RICH SCARFs,
And many other goods, New and beautiful ordered
by expressly for first class city retail trade and
fined US, being entirely different from goods to be
found in this market.
We are now in daily receipt Of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Adapted to the wants of every class, and comprising
unequalled assortment Of every description Of
Foreign and Domestic Goods,
All of which are offered at prices that cannot be com.
peted with in this city,
sB- Terms strictly cash. and one price only.-&
IY- Our SECOND FLOOR or Carpet and House Fur
nishing Goods Rooms contains large and most beauti-
full stock of CKosLKY's Velvet, CRosLEr's Royal4-4
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
FINE, SUPERFINE AND
TAPESTRY INGRAINED,
BRUSSELS, DAMASK AND
VENETIAN STAIR CARPETS;
MATING, MATS AND
RUGS DRUGGETs,
DRUGGET and LINEN
CRUMB CLOTHS.
Curtain Goods!
BROCATELLE, SATIN DE LANES, AND DAMAsKs,
All of the newest and richest Styles with the FASH
| ionable Trimmings to match.
| LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Linen and Cotton sheeting, and Pillow Casing,
| Blankets, Quilts, Table Linen,
Napkins, and Doyes, Huckaback,
| fowls, Crash, &C., &C., &c.
| eB- Carpets made and put down; Curtains made,
trimmed and prepared by experienced and tasteful
Uphosterer for many years the largest Carpet House
in the country.
| eW Please remember CATHCART & CO.'S
SPACIOUS BRICK STORE, Third Street, between Rob-
erts Minnesota sts., St. Paul, Minnesota.
eB The BASEMENT or WHOLESALE ROOM is de.
voted exclusively to Jobbng Business
full stock of Domestics, and Woolens, of every des
cripticn, suitable for a country trade.
Brown and Bleached Sheeting, Sheetngs, &C.,
Stripes, DENNIS, Blue and Brown Drills,
| Lnseys, Prints, Ginghams, Grey Cloths,
| Aud Satinetts White, grey, red and
| Blue Fannels; Red and Grey Flannel
| Shirts, Dinns and Duck OveraIls,
White and coored Blankets,
Cotton Flannels, Crash, Threads and Fancy Goods in
TACT we have compile stock of goods suited for the
country trade and would invite attention of Mer.
chants and Traders ia the Valleys of Minnesota Mss:s.
spp and St. Croix to early inspection of our stock
which will be sold at Chicago St. Louis prices for cash.
CATHCART CO., Third St., St. Paul,
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Police CouRT-Peter Wintern, was fined
IS and committed for drunkenness
FRED. WALTERS clerk, was charged with
having taken pocket book containing $50
from the person of the complainant. There
seemed to be no proof of the crime and Mr..
w. was was released on bonds of $500.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

l. OF raising some money, will give bargain in any
or all of the following choice property, to- wit:
In ST.. PAUL.-A piece of ground equal to three and
ahalf lots OH tenth, between Cooper and Jackson
fronting y feet on Cooper st.
NEAR ST. PAUL.-49 acres, NV Il NV Il sec. 13, T. o.
r. %.
On SUNRISE RIvER.-160 acres, sw 4 sec. 9, T. So r.
81 being choice bottom Prairie and meadow land
Il ne II sec 3d. and a ne a sec. 26, I. 80, II. 81,
being choice timbered land Green Lake miles south
of Chisago city.
155 IS and 49, t. So, Il 3D. on the Sunrise
river rich bottom la! d, midway between Washington
and Sunrise City.
NEAR srILLwArER-The farm on the St. Paul road,
known as the "Jewell farm" = miles from the land
ing, well improved, containing 100 acres.
In STILLw ATER.-The Land Office building with lot
GO feet front on Second St., 100 feet deep
dwelling Sd ST., lot "a feet 'front.' 100 deeo with
fine view of the town and lake.
Lot II, block %, llolcombes addition fronting on
Lots 2, 4 g. Z, 3, II and 10, block t. Slaughter and
Grays Addition, cosey building spot, with a 6ne view
OF Lily Lake.
Block Of Fullcrtons Addition, II lots 50 by 1865 on
st. Paul Avenue, near the old slaughter house
220 lots in Cambridge, on Rum River, the county seat
of the rich agricultural and numbering county of Isapti
For terms apply to the subscriber,
7. NJ. FULLERTON,
at saltwater, or to
Il. +. SLAUGHTER, Esq,
Third St., Saint Paul.
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CHURCH DEDICATION. THE SEC.
~ OND German NJ L. Church, corner of Pine and Chest
nut Street, St. Paul, will be dedicated next Sabbath
SEPTEMBER 21st. Services to commence German, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ and in English at 3 O'Clock p NJ Ser
vices by Rev. T.. d. NELL, and Rev p MoIIYG of Gal
weston, Texas, Editor of the Evangelical Advocate
sept20uW1t
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YESTERDAY was cold, unpleasant, rainy
day.
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POPE CANSIN, LAND

NOTICE WHEREAS NM VIII, MA.
IN RY BROWN, has left my pea anu srsoms tro
harboring or trusting her my account as snail pay
ho ue"' Vi Ns' w. B. BROWN.
West Saint Paul. September 46, 1851 w3ws
TO1e SALE, AT SACRIFICE!-SIX
n Lots in Mack1bin Edgertons Addition to st. Paul,
tooeiher with a good and comfortable dwelling house
boreon costing thousan dollars. This property will
he sold Five Dollars less than same cost
year ago. Price Three Thousand Dollars. One Thou
sand down. the balance in one two and three years with
ten per cent. interest. Enquire Of
sep10-dtf J. Q. A. WARD.
d. 10 90 REVARD!-STRAY FROM
The premises of the subscriber the 10Th Of july
Large Dark Red Cow, with large HORNS and is eight or
nine years old, uncommon large bag
jy25-1w CHAS. SYM0NDe.
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NJ ORTH.WESTER PIONEER LAND
~ COMPANY. Members of the above company are
hereby notified that assessment of two dollars
share must be paid into the Treasury before the
1st day of October. CIIAS. A. UPIIAM, Sec'y.
~ All shares which assessments remain unpaid
over thirty days, will be forfeited the company.
sep 19w2t
NATHANIEL POPE CANSIN. LAND
1 and General Agent, Washington City ID. c. Hay-
ing resigned the situation which have held in the Gen
era Land Office for the last twenty years in charge
the Prescription Bureau Offer my services in the pre-
enptiOn of claims before the Department. under the
pre-emption Laws Town Site Act of 1874, &c will al
Warrants for parties entitled, and prosecute claims be-
fore Congress.
REFERS TO
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Illinois, U. S. Senate,
Hon. J. d. Bright, Indiana,
Gov. Medary, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks, Com Gen. Land Office
Joseph J.. Wilson, Chief Clerk
Hon. ii. NJ. Rice, Minnesota Del. to Congress-
Hon. Daniel Wells, Wisconsin,, House of Rem
Hon. Robert Smith, Illinois,
Ex-GOv. Ramsey, Minnesota.
Hon. James Shields Farbault, Minnesota
Hon. John Wilson, Elk -comr agent Illinois Central r.
r. Company Chicago.
Messrs. Sweeney, Rittenhous, FAINT & Co., Bankers
Washington.
Messrs. Pain & Nourse, Bankers, Washington
Messrs. ChuE K Brothers, Z"
Also to the District Land Officers generally ana 70
ment for years back. ...;or ~, :
e No BUSINESS letters will receive a''eh ~
less accompanied by a fee.
ns,tO Out
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BRUSSELS CARPETS.

IW- Our SECOND FLOOR or Carpet and House Fur
nshng Goods Rooms, contains large and most beauti.
full stock of CRosLRY's Velvet, CRosLEYs Royal A
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Foreign and Domestic Goods,

All Of which offered at prices that cannot be COM
peted with in this city.
cB- Terms strictly cash, and one price only..&
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ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF
EVERY KNOWN DISEASEJ

z VER 7 hNOWN DISEASEy
The undersigned having been Amounted soIs AGENT for
Nashville for the sale of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended in Dr. Freese's Combined stcm of Practice for
Physicians and Families, would respectfully offer them to
such OF our ctz s need restorative to health
These preparations onpcunCe from the recipes Of
the most celebrated Physicians nd Surgeons Europe
and America, and will eUe,y kno1 disease that is at
all within the reach ofTeuedies These Preparaopsbav
been tested for by Professor Freese and other
brated Physicians Of country daily practice
and have BEEN found invariably eff ctuaI
For further particulars Dr. Combined sys-
TEN Of Practce,-togehe her with Cards. Posters &C.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests and Medicines NAV be
had of the undersigned, at his Drug Sore in Nashville
JOHN ]. BEECH
No. 20 SeWanee Building oeEe St.
IHneio-om' Nashville, Tenn.
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SuERIEE,S sale

pY virtue Of a vendt'oui expon,s 10 me directed and
- delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court l'avid
con county, Tennessee at it. May Term, 1881 wi expose
20 public sale TO the highest bidder for cash. the Co
house yard ate in h. city Of Nashville urday the
l4h day Of September 1851 all the RI h title claim in
terest and estate which john Cotart then had may
have since acquired in and the following desc b trac
or parcel Of land situated ia Davidson county Tennessee
ana described as follows, tnVt PeiUg part Of Lot No To-
IN the plan OF Bach am Whitesids addition Nashville
Drgihnlng on Jackson street, the line OF Mrs Chriso
p trs one hundred feet fOm High street, AMI running
with Jackson street ward 100 feet thence back at
right angles 10 feet thence towards High 100 feet
thence to the beginn for particular desc ption of
which reference made to Book No. page 49, the
hegtst RS Off &c of Davidson county. Levied upon as the
properly Of John Coltart, This lnuary l, 1851
aUgl5. JNU- K EDMONStN Sheriff.
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.


WE authorized following lands on liberal
w terms: 80 acres Browns Greek, / 3 miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent to the lands OF
H. Humphreys, Gov. A. V. Brown George Allen Felix
r. Rains. The late residence Mrs Ursula Rains Soil
excellent; or failing Springs; good Orchard; two
story Brick DgelliDg, with or rooms and many out
ehasers
ALSO,
OO8 ACRES, lying the east side OF the Nolensyiile
sJS4 Turn bike, mi out; lies WE'LL about
age building part Of the Ridley Tract now owned by n
others
ALSO,
% ACRFs on the east side Of the Nolensvire Turn
4 > pike; M les nom the Corporation (the Goodwin
Menifee pace) fronting both the Noeusve aud Mnl
,rees valley rurnIiEes; lies very WE'LL soil good;
o. OF Hu treesi good Spring. large Frame DEelng
with or rooms, and all neceSsary clubhouse
ALSO,
> ACRES, both sides of the Nashville Chstta-
II = nOoga abroad, 10 miles Nashville, the
first station of Lavergne acres choice tin ber 81
cleared lies good soil good water GOOD two storv
Frame Dwelling, with rooms, stables kitchen, smoke
house. and all ether necessary cabins.
The dwelling about $50 yards The depot station,
by Mr.. Brown.
BOUT $50 Acres both sides Of Big Harpeth river
Is miles Test Of Nashville, and miles King
ston's Springs the Nashville and North western Railroad
crosses near the center Of the ract acres clear
ca balance good tin Der: so coed; falling
cprings good Orchard neighboThOod good
build ng the late residence Of Geo. p Woodward decd
ALSO,
KY ACRES the Liberty road one mile east OF the
Az town of Franklin, in Willis county i mile
East Of the Tenn Ala Railroad 10 acres cleared so
story log house and painted with good
rooms Kitchen smoke house. &C, residence Of
May rs, 1851 "0'D" AAD
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, August 21.-J o. Brayman, editor O
the d mocrat, was arrested this mOraiDg for rob-
6ing the Post Office drawer of money, be waived
an examination.
BosrOx, August 2l.-I is reported that Blanch-
ard, Sherman Co., have suspended in eonst quence
OF the failure of Bates Co.
ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Advices state that I.
battle was fought on the GiIla River, between the
Apache Indians and Col Ailes's command in
which 20 Indians Wcre killed and wounded, aud IL
whites were wounded.
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-Thurstin & Ely, whole
sale grOcers, have suspended business. The sea.
Their is cool
NEW YoRK. August 22.-Henry J. Wagstaff, a
well known lawyer, was shOt dead this morning by
). 5 Sims, actor. Cause, bueinrss difficulties
The entry clerk at the St. Nicholas Hotel has
been arrested for the embezzement Of $50 900
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sAH'L D. MORGAN, CHAs J. CHENEY. sr.o.A1a NJ nOAoAs
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SEIERIFE,S SALE.

X virtue Of a yendtoni onas me directed and
A. Delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county Tennessee, a. IT. Nav Term IS will expo
10 pubic sale 10 the highest bidder for cash Court
house yard gate in the Nashville on Saturday the
IAN day of September 1851 all the right title, claim in
erest ana tate VIII Oh John Coltart then had ay
nave sirce acquired in and the crDed Lots
OF ground lying ia Nashville, DaV county Tenne
ooonued as follows Beng of lot No. 26 beginning
nom4s p corner, Collie running South
WIN The line Of said street Is feet the
brahch thence d wn the Branch with its meanders
darrson's corner hence wet W Ia Harrson's line
peg inning Another beginning eek street, the
me OF Mr.. --, nine feet from High street, running
with Buckner west 100 feet thence back angles 10
'eet thence towards High 100 feet, thence the
beginning; beng OF Lot u. Levied upon as the
property OF John Coitart, this 26th October 1886.
augl5. JNo. X EDMoSsoN Sberig
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The Flux Annihlliated

Every sumner and fall thousands people die Of FIux
Cholera, Dysentery Gripping Palms. other irregularities
OF the Bowels 1t be in every case for rs
cents, by the of fuckers CHOLERA sYRup
which has been tested by the physicians in the
and West, and by them pronounced the most enectua
remedy now in It has performed more astonishing
cures than other specific human life can be saved
In nine cases out Of ten by investment IS cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN . RAINS and T WELLS Drro
gS'S' spr24-6m
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A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.

/ AM offering for sale my place, situated in -
L td0eteid. about Il mi from Nashville II fsazz@
contains 21 = Ac Of ground, and fronts lEEs=H
ne Gaiafin pike McFerrin St. land the Driver road.
The imp oVements Leaf fame Cottage with three
9ms, kitchen, smoke house st BILE &c. It also contains
large number Of fine forest will ell the whole
or in lots suit puvchaer If application soon made
viii sell at from % 70 so per lower than any Of the
ad. dining lands held at. For parcu apply to
WILLIAM bOBSON.
P. s. would take three HkeIy negroes in part
pay. aag15-Iin
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New Wheat Flour.
WARRASTED and delivered = superior saaHtv A. ~
~ EoaFs A. QUICK MEAD,
l1iyl.. No. II eoulh College street