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CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHs

kept constantly on hand. Also, LUMBER.
Matched Spruce Flooring, planed and thorough.
~ seasoned. Rived Cedar shingles, warranted
100, 0OO feet of Strip Lath. Norway Pine Floor
ing, thoroughly seasoned. Hemlock Boards and
Cedar Posts for Fencing. Machine Sawed Clap
boards, #. long. Pine Cupboard, planned, IS 4.
long. Common Spruce and Pine boards.
Inquire at the shop of JOHN h. GRAY,
corner ofKing and Champlain sts. VISIT
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
Manila Wrapping Zap cr.

a very large stock of Manila paper receiving
4 from the mill-all size. nul weights. Some
thin tor Dry Goods, Mllliucry &c.-anl heavier
article Tor llariware--Gr. c,rs and Dru gi'ts -
At Mill Pue.s-at Nichols Cheap Cash hook
store. No. l4s Church It., Burlington. ,ert2l
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10 Vcr,o,ss emgercrs.-.a

" ~ VI y TIT y Y Z - =
Retired Clergyman, re torci to health in few
days, after many years Of great nervous Suffering,
is anxious TO make known the means Of cure
VIII eerl (frec) the prescription used Direct to
tic Rev. JOHN NJ. pAGNALL, No. ls6 Fulton
SIR @. BROOKLYN. y Y Wliw3m
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r.

r.
OR THE CHOICEST, Richie {, and Cheapest Dry
Goods to be found in Burlington, the public
a
RE INVITED TO CALL, and examine
L.
YMAN'S large and extensive stock.
u
OW PRICES are the order Of the day. AMI We in .
vile the attention Of all those who desire to pur-
chase
GOD GOODS CHEAP, to call and sec y. ,ay.a.
selves.
URSTOCK OF DOMESTIC GOODS. and House
keeping o GODS is complete, and by far the choap.
est ever offered in this market Hosiery, Gloves,
lGces, Embroidery, Trimmings, AMI Ribbons, wo
have an enormous stock Of, and will sell them at
astonishing low prices.
UR DRESS GOODS, we wish It understood. are
1rE eooBs Of the season, and better selected
stock, both az regards styles and qualities cannot
be found in the state.
ELAINES AND PRINTS, We have over 1000 DIFF.
fcrent styles, alt Of the best brands Of Fraach,
Engtish, and American manulaetsre, ell Of which
wi! BE sold az low hgur.s.
ILKS. Our assortment is a 10. !, and the at.
tcntion Of LADIES IN particular is invited, n in
this department VIC keep the goods that 40 W..
raut not ~ crack. and that give universal ,itls-
faction. REMEMBER The
CORNER SIORE,
EHYASN'S
IS THE PLACE WHERE you cen get the best
G9ot-. md more Of 'cm for li.tle money, than
at any other Dry Goods store in torn.
E.rliuctpD. ". Sent. %. 1917. lt wifi
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New Hampton Institution,

FAIRFAy, MONT.
Second quarter commences Nov. 18th 1857.
Tuition Is required quarterly, in advance.
Rev. E.B. Smith. DID, President, 10 whom let
tiers Of inquiry may be addressed.
s. l. ELLIOTT, Cor. sse'y.
aIfsI, July 10 1851. WY
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In order to prevent deception, observe that the
fac sui!e Of the signature Of our firm covers tho
cork ofoYcry bc.:lo without this protection none
is genuine
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WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO., Wholesale Drug.
gists, Nos. i5 and 50 Hanover Street, Boston, to
whom all orders must be add esscd.
Tor sale by UruEglsts genera!iY. WI Am
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Carriage a Sleigh Making

TIE OLD STAND OF JOHN K. GRAY,
4'ORNER Of King and Chauplsin Streets, Bur-
- !ington. All work warranted OF the best des- ,
cription Almost all kinds Of
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Fs.GsHE

4 smal. ''t # "Doulle EXtrs" Flour from
~ Nhi.e IS Leaf Of tLi4 seasons growth. Is otsgd
by A s, DEWEY,
Sept. 3D. 1851,
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Notice.

! DUHERE CERTIFY that have given nv
Z sen, William LapoiLt, his time and minority.
ana shall pay no debts Of his contracting. n3r
.lIiA any d. his earnings iter this date.
my
LEWIS = LAPOINl
mark.
Uua,ss, 4 c. HrnpEll.
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Tie above is pu: up in quart and plat bottles,
and is Tor sale ~ all the Druggists.
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Bush's Argent ne Hair Dye.
TESTED AND APPROVED Br
NUMEROUS INDIVIDUALS
VINO ARE EEYoHD ALL QUESTION
COMPETENT JUDGES
AND PRONOUNCED BY ALL WHO HAVE APPLIED II
THE MOST ECONOMICAL AND RICHIE Dl L
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLiCt
HEulE Proprietor warrants it to produce any
shade from Light brown to a jet, glossy black,
and to be entirely free from any purple or wine
colorcd tugc. IL IS also per ectly harmless, in
II. effects, containing none Of the dcetericus in
-,,lle Is commonly used larger quantity OF
dye put in oacn package than in any other dollar
dye also Brushes, aud everything complete FOX
application.
Prepared only by EDWARD BUSH, Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, aud FIR sale by all Druggists.
wlldAw2m
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DTTTPsON's Ladies' Magazine for October,
2 at tirhui' .c.tM
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!,HtHaN'- Magazine 10y October, .: Mich
%Nor-. se.t2l
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Vermont Central EeailTcad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cloicc Of RoptcS for
ChiCago and tho West.
TRAINS GOING NOHnI

TRAINS GOING NOEM
Lclr. Burlington at 9.4j 4. " aud Go T. n.
D.. GRAIN connects at Wind. r and White
.,l Junction with trains leaving Boston and
...I. fulI At 7.3O 4. NJ. Same day and from New
.s t.s pre-, ious day az 400 PAN: leave Wind
so =. NJ, connects "' ''"'"r P"i"t vi h
. Montreal the It1t morning and IA
rH t.r ogden ourrh, ....... .,-Ioit,
..'..r. 6 ID. West, via Grand Trunk and Great
Nt....n.u ST.. I,m.. n. \. Central and Lake
u4c I......., n.tIlg tie Elltt.t, best
and most :,ll.t lvLl- nom Sew Euglaulto the
West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Nor,l field
az 3 900 4. NJ, connects 40 Rouscs Point with train
for Montreal and O,lcr-bur.h same evening,
and for Toronto, a4d Chicago the next day,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave darlington at 40 4. ". and 10 p. VI.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Rouse, Point with
trains from urien. bur{l onlMontryl the nj At
before, ut". ile River Junction and Windsor with
ua'as for Boston and S.E iuiE, l.r.nr 90 E.-
t.a ,.ll.r t-gu by any other route.
hErONNou ATIoN TRAIN connect at Rouscs
Point with tu.rs from O.deusbur5h and Mon.
tr,aI. stops over uig.tat Niudto., aud connect,
with t-t..- all,l. no Boston al i.uY y. NJ. ana
. a.. Ec,. lul. at .-u =. n.
Tickets fir Cirgso, D,yoi', ana the West
. ,.l ale d.. o.. principal stations.
il. ,EA.,.DtNE, Superintendent.
'.-'l ... 2. HOY. q 90.
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AGENTS A. C. Spear T. A, Peck, f. j. Bon
ton, Burlington, DR.. +. St,rrs, WinoosAi, a..
J, Hodges, Richmond, l.. L. butcher Son, So
Abaus, W. G.. Sprague Nergenues.
u. B.-Laree bottles ten times cheapest
To Merchants. Agents wanted in ever town
10 sell smiths "ELECTRIC OIL" apply %
Fred T.. Smith. General Agent, Montpelier
y33 ly
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Vito a,apilOn's Estate.

The Probate Court,
STATE Op VERMONT f., the district OF
Grand.Isle to all per-
District Of Grand Isle, So. sons TO whom these
presents shall come,
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Mdtne mdllCdl Instruments
ENOR SALE AT LARGE DISCOUNT from for
Il mer prices-the best stock ever offered 81
septs ;. HUNTlNGION'a
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st. Adams Bank Bills.

ys7uEOLD FARMERS ALMANAC for lSjs-
4 by koJt, b. Thomas. ec'-o
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At Nichols.

EsALLoU's MAGAZINE roy NovemJcr-
Eb u,t2U
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Wood for Sale

TE,wo HUNDRED CORDS Of Dry Wood, O
/ good quality tor sale by the subscribers, OF
reasonable terms
oct6dtdeel DREW 4 ATWATER.
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At Nichols.

MAGAZINE for November
4 Oct.U
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
n
WHOLE NO liz.
Whatl have Noticed.

l have noticed that all men speak
we'll OF u mans virtues when he is dead,
and the tombstones are marked with
epitaphs of "good and yirtuous." Is
there any particular cemetry where
the bad are buricd2 :.
l have noticed that the prayer Of
every selfish man is ''forgive us oul.
debts;' but hq makes everybody who
owes him pay to the utmost farthing.
| have noticed that death is mer-
ciless Judge, though not impartial
Every man owes debt. Death sum-
mons the debtor to lay down the dust
IN the currency ofmortalty.
q, L have noticed that he who thinks
every man is rogue, is very certain
to see one when he shaves himself.
What big rascal Diogenes must have
been at that rate =. u !
l have noticed that money is the
fools wisdom, the knave's reputation,
the wise mans jewel, the rich mans
trouble, the poor man S desire, the COW
etous mans ambition, and the idol of
all.
L have noticed that merit is alwaws
measured in this world by its success.
l have noticed that in order to be IL
reasonable creature, it is necessary to
be downright mad.
L have noticed that as we are al
ways wishing instead of working for
fortunes, we are disappointed and call
dame fortune blind; but it is the very
best evidence that the old lady has
the most capable eyesight, and is no
old granny with spectacles. a.., !
l have noticed that purses will hold
pennies as well as pounds.
have noticed that tombstones saws.
"Here he lies, which no doubt is of
ten true; and if men could see the ep-
itaphs, their friends sometimes write.
they would believe they had got into
the wrong grave.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
DEATH OF Mrs. RANNry n 4 lntto

DEATH OF Mrs. RANNEY. IA letter
from Rev. 70. A. Stevens, dated Ran
goon, May 9th, brings US intelligence
Of The; ;decease, on the 26th of April, Of
Mrs. M. E, Ranney, wife efMr. T. s..
Kanney, late mission printer.
Mrs. Ranney went into Burmah
with her husband in 1914, residing
first at Tavoy, and subsequently, at
Maulmain. She qualified herself by
the acquisition of the Burmese, to each
school for the benefit Of the native
Christians and others, in which reli-
gious instruction, had a prominent
place. She met with encouraging sue.
cess, and found much enjoyment in
this work. The failure of her health
led her to revisit this country, but tho
hope of restoration was disappointed.
and she returned to Burma h, to enjoy
for four months the society of her hus.
band and of Missionary associates. -
Her end was peaceful. o
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
A Mothers Example.

"Mamma do you love Jcsus?' enouir-
ed a bright eyed boy. , 5. : -
ask?'' ~ " 'NN
II no not think you love lin as
much as papa, for | never hear you
pray, and papapray every night and
thanks God at the table, for everything
we eat. DO you ever pray, mammal"
:, The fond mothers eyes filed with
tears as she replied with emotion.
Il DO pray my little son, and You
may hear mamma" :,I al.
In a few weeks when: that mother
looked upon her angel boy, her first
born idol child, all pale and cold and
still in death, Oh! how those. words
pierced her agonized heart, &" DO vou
eyer pray, mma9" Six years had
she loved and cherished this precious
bud of promise, cultivating and ex-
pandng his intellectual powers, learn
ing him to read sing and pray. Yes !
She had taught him to repeat his NOR
n'ng and evening orisons, yet never
had he listened to his mothers voice in
tervent, earnest prayer. God had bv
the lips Of this sweet child, engraved
upon her heart lesson, the more i'm.
presslVe from having been spoken Just
before his departure for the bright Par.
adlse of Angels and purified Spirits
All ! think you not that the still small
voice will whisper in seraphic tones to
that mothers heart, "Teach your lit.
tie ones by example ao well as precept,"
let them see by your acts and words
that you love Jesus let them oft hear
your voice in holy feryent prayer as
cend to the Father Of Mercies, that in
after years when tossed upon lfe's
Angry billows exposed to the storms Of
sin and death, that voice may be watt
ed to them on spirit wings, and poins
them to a haven of rest, beyond life s
angry tcmpcsts.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

b@ EvAkaEIfc41 ALLIANCE. "A
great meeting Of the Evangelical ALI
ance is to, be held in September, at
Berlin, in Prussia. Delegates are ex-
pected from all the Protestant countries
Of the world. The object of the meet.
ing is to discuss subjects relating to
the interests of Professionalism. The
King of Prussia who is Protestant,
welcomes the Alliance to Berlin, but
declines taking any part in its pro-
ceedings. The reason of this seems
to be that, while his kingdom is sur.
rounded and hommcd in by Catholic
Governments, he has a large number
Of that faith AMONG his own subjects.
There are some 6,500,000 Catholics
in Prussia. Some embarrassment NAV
arise to the Alliance from this source,
yet not Of kind to affect the freedom
of its discussions or any publicity II
may wish to give to its procecdings.--
Among the delegates from this eouh.
try is the Rev. DR.. Baird.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

On Wednesday last, our gentleman.
y and philanthropic ,owusmap G. j.
Moore was unanimously chosen Pres.
ident OF the Weston Branch Of tho Ex.
change Bank, To- supply the vacahcy
occas'oned by the resignation Off. M.
Bennett Esq, who has accepted the
appointment of First Auditor of the
State. The Bank has a most excellent
President in Mr.. Moore, and the State
competent and efficient Auditor in
MIR. Benuot@-- Weston TTrrQI
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04
CHINESE suaAu CANE

* writer in the South Carolina
Times, speaks of the molassos produ.
ced from the China sugar cane, grown
on the plantation Of DR.. ID. w. Ray.
at the Fork. DR.. Ray has planted four
acres with this cane, and expects to
produce from it fifteen hundred gallons
of syrup which will be fit for table use.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

Jc,cS M New York.-Tbe pbjIa,lsi.
phla Presbyterian says:"We learn from
a Christiun brother Of the house of Ia.
raei, who has recently visited New
YORK CITY, that every Steamer which az.
rlves there from Europe bringo a load
OF Jews' On Monday of las. week -
steamer arrived from Bremen with for.
ty Jews OH board. 1t is stated ,bst
there are forty thousand Jews in New
York City. To meet their spiritual
wants there are but two ministers, corr.
verted Jews, and these have couerepa.
ions out of'he city, and ono coIp0rte1r,
laymau."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

The Patent office has received three
thousand applications for patents with
in the last six monts, and has issued
about half that number. The income
Of the Office during that time has been
about SIG, 900, and its expenditures
about $S, 900. D II
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

A JUST AND NOBLE DEEb.-A wri.
ter in the Western Recorder, giving
an account Of the German Baptists,
says' 'One D. d., converted from the
Dutch church, man of sound learning
and undoubted piety, now stands ex.
cluded from the Baptist church because
he is LAzYp'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

APples.--Salos have been made ip
Marietta Of entire orchards at 81 ,25 to
81 40 per bushel TO be delivered on the
bank of the Ohio. This is about fifty
cents bushol quite reduction from
last years prices y#5e
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

Aa1a,oha District ScAoot ISystcm -
The suit commenced by few indiviJu.
oils, some few years ago, to tes, the con.
stitutionality of The Kanawba Dislr;c,
School law, wc learn, has been decided
by The Court OF Appeals, now 10 ses-
sion al Lewisbnrg, in favor Of the School
Law. The able decision Of Judp.
summers, iu the Court below, has beeu
affirmed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-04

10 bo great man requires only.
courage enough to support adversely.
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VOL 8. NO Il. !. .....
4ug AlHRlBAN DNlDN,

rERMS...Sl. $50 In Advance, otherwise $500
No subscription received for a shorter period
than six months and no paper discontinued I'M
|til all arrearages are paid. .'
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at usual rates:
One square, three weeks, $l.00, and 25 cents for
each additional insertion. Yearly advertise
sments inserted at a discount on the above terms,
per contract Candidates announc ements 81.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-18

n October, I5iT, len Aa5hvls 90 b Virgipfo o..
pe6ting o. return here after white. th-r I'd - Il
the care Of Mr samu sea} tHo Tr1rks, cont nil. --
books pap-ss and izit3rs1 m relation the b. - ~
Dchiuson q snreWsouryi and DiUkIson, ArI1sfroa = ~
&c, sc. -'' 70 ~oi
also sii Win Harris & Ausiin args Box eani.,Birv
sad lies, Brides, c. % s-f-t CSC
aso 'sil in the care Of Mr George Brown rsur orb-
Trunks. containing some clothing. and $780, ~
ID my ro9m geil7f with 5'me pspers, &c
nes9 oosAs ana papers ar d. emed imnFtlnt 10 me. ana
ana mo col1 hear nolhing % thsm, only sla he ne Il
-l soAo oI ne lTn Es had been Dui had been utt-1
eo"n ana removed Hoping that these TfurF. ana -o-
.s ~ IN we Session oi SOM perssn aboa. Nagils
Sl NJ .oe falatinn ma5 b. had racir Hsrsab.1rs
tnia ld 10 respectfully ask and an Nasri Il
lnet pis So thd ZEE any fruns Blnzs 0r Prpers r
w la tneie9 a. herein co,cro'd can 5e 'nurd ar Any
WI be paid b. GavGunE tho .am- " ve.r .rft s-l-
who Ral pay ne reward ana attend lhe hrrifss f-
WM. EICklNsuN
Aaaaaatl sal.Bsa Fs
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d virtue Of an execution to me directed from the ch
ID CeTy court Nashville, its November term lEJ6
OF C. Bueu, CLERK and Master W, e. Iindeu
and Robert 7 nfeu, VIII,
TUESDAY. THE FIFTH Day OF NAY, 1857,
expose 10 sale The Yard Ggta In the city Nash
vile, TO highest bidder cash all The right tle claim
and interest that w. and Robert liHde have ia and
piece, parcel bot Ground, lying and being
the county Of Davidson state Of Tennessee, and city
Nashville the ueng Lot Mo- the division Of lots
formerly By John E-dei, deed, fronting Market
street, what is known College LOTS - feet
ming bark 100 feet. upon which Lot there is story
Brick House. Deed Registered IN Book a and page $50
Register Office of Davidson county.
ALSO all right, uue, rlaim and interest that Robert
Tin dell piece parcel Of Land situated and
being the County and Stale aforesaid College
Hill, south of the corp auOa Of Nashville, it being half Of
Lot 6 dcsg uJsd 10 he plan Of CHmpbeG Lots
gay southern Haf OF said Lot fronting 30 feet
Market street. running back A. feet alley Il being the
that conveyed % Martha z. Hanks by Richard
Hanks Deed Registered Book No. pages l52 and 1885,
Registers Office Of Davidson county. Sale within legal
hours. J. K. EDIUhDSON, Sheriff.
By R Fl. CAHEEELL, Deputy Sheriff.
April l. Is57-tds TaDr7-prs Zee IS.
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.

AM authorised TO sell and make complete titles TO the
& Trsct Of Land upon which the late NJ P Walker re.
aided ana the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
otsd e1d the slaves aud stock the place The place
is Etuated 90 the Gaatu turnpike is inerseced by
he Nashville and Louisville Railroad, IS near enough 70
Nashville 10 make It convenient country residence for
persons dong business In the city has as fine spring
there IS in the Stte and is susceptible Of divisions into
geyerBI lots esch of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railreUd am
thorissG TO sell the entire Tract in body parcels
aud On such credit as NAV deem ezpedsnt. l shall be
on the place during the st aud second weeks Of NOvem-
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase 81
private sale OF all any Ofthe above named real and per
sOnal property. To the any person desiring 70
examine the property can do so BY calling Mrs Agnes
Walker on the pace, and proposals 70 purchase be
made u er or John TAYLOR or Mathew Allen the place
or ldrasssd to me a. Trentuu Gibson county, Tenn.
sgptZ4 If SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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Nashville Spring Races.
al AasS

TUESDAY. Nay 90 haicb Race G,r 500 SIDE aIoro
lhos q dacOu names b cOlI imported on. dam ~
LeVlalaan. Nm hOun b 3 hfy BVuum b. GTsr-
cOe, dan by OtheO or shHmr1CE.
WEDNESDAY, 1lay 27Jh, l-57SE epsiakes for uutrad
3year ods-l mile heaLssOJ entrance, $50 forf T6ss
O. make race, closed with the fIlnaiug
l. Gen ChFatbaa euisrs h colt by Epsion, dam Cot
taze Girl b. DO ported Aiuterby
2 W + Chsatham e'tsrs BY imported Glencoe, dan
LeOnOra Love b. imported LevisthaH.
,. WIN kOuudtres enters eh b. 81 Boston dam sale
Jones, b. Lsvialhan.
4.S B BHyde enters By Ebony dam Little Trick b.
in ported Pr -
s M Edum enters { By imported albion dam By I'M.
ported Sovereign. - ~
$. Fowler enters br Llzi- Burrus by Lamda, dam
b. Pacific.
T. CBas Meuwsalhsr enters n by iuprrtsd 4ubasr-
DOR dam ta1inelta, Jrs By imp.r rI-d auto RAJ
lHO ksDAf, May zet1--PrCprietJr' Purse ga1o-uiTe
heats.
FRIDAY, May 29hs-SEeepalskes for year oII---gaO0
entrance 80 ofisi-One mile heats ihre8 more 90 make
a race, closed with the folOw wing 81trss:
q zen z Cnsaham enters sa By epsilon dam Coirg8
2 Wn Rounoree enters By Sd Bosom, dam sally Jones
b. Leyiaihian.
4 Col SEQ Elliott enters gF iBPar Albion, dam b.
Levianian.
5. " CarFck enters 8 bY imported Albion dam Rrtier
dor, Sister b. FraEiuia, By i.apoFl-d Aut0crai.
SATURDAY, May 30th-FrOprietof's Pursr n310two mile
heats laprl2-0 W. PHILLIPS, rropristsr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-18
For Gale

lG0 ACRES or LAND, situated three or four miles
SOO NCrthegst Otbe city, between alan aud Porter
Turnpike Roads, One Tract Of l55 acres has been
subdyded in pieces varying from 10 10 50acres, and will
be sold out in Lots The whole may best suit purchasers
1hEis Tract Of superior Land, entirely free from rocks
It's SOL deep and Of the richest quality, well tmbered and
In blue grass, has number Of fine Springs at all tmsa
fordng abundant supply Of the pures From the
GalaH road 10 IS reached by good Turnpike, half mile
IN length ana road now In Of building passing
through the Tract 10 the Cumberland River On lhe FGTm
ls comlortsbe dwelling and Out-hOuses, young apple
orchard OF go reeB peach orchard and long range
new and sahsan a store fence skrH the place the
road leTmsl p and years with interest from date Of
purchase
ALSO, Gne other Tract Of about Jos acFes three miles
from the city and about half mile from the Gal
iatB road This Tract Is nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads, andis subdyded into Lois containing from Is
scres and nrseced by convenient avenues Terms-l and
yeas, will interest PO given Immediately for
either both u the above Land provided the pur
chaser will pay lair 4uyaleut for the growing crops aud
stock included. JOHN 4 WINSTON,
mAT2L-dM 25 Cherry ELreat.